Here's my mirror. Seems that archive.org and google cache don't resolve because the.css and javascript weren't cached, so they tried to open the original sites, which holds up the whole page. I just removed them, and left the article.
Fun. So now they realize after they create the chip that they want 20 years of backwards compatibility. The PowerPC knew they wanted this, according to this slashdot article.
"It always takes us by surprise when the rocket blows up or the ATM goes down," Guttman says.
That was Microsoft all this time? Wow. I guess I shouldn't feel so bad when my workstation acts funny. Just one reboot and I'm back to work. But if my workstation blows up, I'll know who to blame.
1. Beowulf cluster - $900 2. Airline tickets with bulk baggage - $3000 3. Spending two nights in customs - just your dignity 4. Getting it all Slashdotted after all that - priceless
There are some things money can't buy. For everything else, there's Mastercard.
Just get rid of email as we know it. This is getting much too complicated for me.
Just do away with email. I've already done it with my US Mail. Every day, I'd open my mail box and find trash. Honest to God TRASH. So I told them I didn't want mail any more, just like in Seinfeld, only they actually did it.
I still have email, but I'd be happy to use this protocol instead, if only there was an effective reference implementation.
Spoiler from what? The preview? You're were going to find out sooner or later before the movie.
A spoiler would be something like, oh say, that Chewbacca is bald in this episode or that he's gay or something. That would be a spoiler...not that there's anything wrong with that.
If you want a spoiler, how's this - I hear Darth Vader won't be in this episode. How's that for spoiler?
All the fuss is due to this. Among other things, the GUI of Windows has security flaws acknowledged by Microsoft. This overshadows any of the benefits that could ever be realized. Get rid of it, or replace it with a different, more secure GUI model, and you might have something.
I hate the moist towelette. It's terrible on a newborn's skin. The hospital recommended just cotton towlettes. The non-moist kind, and even gave us a supply that barely lasted a week.
See, you wet them from this thing called a faucet. That way, there's nothing added that will adversely effect baby.
When we ran out, I tried to find some at the store, but all they had were moist towelettes. Rows and rows of them. Eventually we tried them, making sure we picked the water only type.
No good. Baby's skin was getting red. So we switched to cotton balls (now that's fun, let me tell you).
Now he's six weeks old, and we've been using the moist towelettes again with no adverse side effects. But why can't I find dry towlettes at the store? Why call them moist when that's the only kind they sell?
I don't understand why creating water instead of carbon-monoxide is better for the environment. If we suddenly replaced all fossil fuel engines with hydrogen engines, we'd have the same problem: excess waste.
How many tons of waste do we humans send into the air every year? Do we think that equivalent amount of water is better? Instead of air pollution and all of the problems associated with it, we'd have to worry about the oceans being diluted, excess humidity, or some damn thing we can't think of.
I actually am not of the opinion that it's as bad as people think it is anyway. So talking about changing from one form of waste to another is just an unnecessary expense.
By his own admission, Musk is making some grandiose claims -- among them that he will cut the cost of launching up to 1,000 pounds of payload into near-Earth orbit by up to two-thirds, and that he can buck the dismal success rate of space-launch startups.
Wait a second. Grandiose or not, which market is he talking about? The European Space Agency can already lift more for less. So is he talking about taking two-thirds off the American price or the European price?
Heck, for all we know, he's going to take two-thirds off the price Afghanistan would charge you if they had launch capability.
Slashdot Mirror
Oops, that's Frank Yankovic, they have. Whoever that is. No "Weird Al."
Yet, they have "Weird Al" Yankovic. Go figure.
Imagine a beowulf cluster running one of these! Get it? Instead of the other way around?
Yes, well have you looked in the want ads lately? Asside from the fact that I can work anywhere I want, I'm getting paid to do it. My company rocks.
Actually, that was the best. The best. Even my wife liked it, and she barely knows what Linux is. Great job.
Isn't that a Barenaked Ladies song?
"If I Had My Own Distro"
If I Had My Own Distro
If I Had My Own Distro
I would code my own FS
I would code my own FS
and, If I Had My Own Distro
If I Had My Own Distro
Design a sensible directory structure
Keep those symlinks all in order
If I Had My Own Distro
If I Had My Own Distro
Well, I'd select only ONE desktop
A nice reliant environment
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.
.
Something like that.
Here's my mirror. Seems that archive.org and google cache don't resolve because the .css and javascript weren't cached, so they tried to open the original sites, which holds up the whole page. I just removed them, and left the article.
Mirror
Fun. So now they realize after they create the chip that they want 20 years of backwards compatibility. The PowerPC knew they wanted this, according to this slashdot article.
Mirrors:
story 1
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More to the point. What does an MP3 player have to do with an AK-47 ammunition clip? Cleavage just goes with the territory.
What happens if you load the MP3 player when you need ammo?
"It always takes us by surprise when the rocket blows up or the ATM goes down," Guttman says.
That was Microsoft all this time? Wow. I guess I shouldn't feel so bad when my workstation acts funny. Just one reboot and I'm back to work. But if my workstation blows up, I'll know who to blame.
A excuse for Uber-latency on IRC. "My IRC host is on the moon."
...many of them are probably afraid they'll be replaced.
Yes, replaced with a very small shell script.
1. Beowulf cluster - $900
2. Airline tickets with bulk baggage - $3000
3. Spending two nights in customs - just your dignity
4. Getting it all Slashdotted after all that - priceless
There are some things money can't buy.
For everything else, there's Mastercard.
Just get rid of email as we know it. This is getting much too complicated for me.
Just do away with email. I've already done it with my US Mail. Every day, I'd open my mail box and find trash. Honest to God TRASH. So I told them I didn't want mail any more, just like in Seinfeld, only they actually did it.
I still have email, but I'd be happy to use this protocol instead, if only there was an effective reference implementation.
I still can't figure out why Slashdot's American Flag Topic Icon has twelve stripes, and starts with a white one. http://www.usflag.org/
Spoiler from what? The preview? You're were going to find out sooner or later before the movie.
A spoiler would be something like, oh say, that Chewbacca is bald in this episode or that he's gay or something. That would be a spoiler...not that there's anything wrong with that.
If you want a spoiler, how's this - I hear Darth Vader won't be in this episode. How's that for spoiler?
Go to my site and check out the links.
Imagine a beowulf cluster of those!
All the fuss is due to this. Among other things, the GUI of Windows has security flaws acknowledged by Microsoft. This overshadows any of the benefits that could ever be realized. Get rid of it, or replace it with a different, more secure GUI model, and you might have something.
I hate the moist towelette. It's terrible on a newborn's skin. The hospital recommended just cotton towlettes. The non-moist kind, and even gave us a supply that barely lasted a week.
See, you wet them from this thing called a faucet. That way, there's nothing added that will adversely effect baby.
When we ran out, I tried to find some at the store, but all they had were moist towelettes. Rows and rows of them. Eventually we tried them, making sure we picked the water only type.
No good. Baby's skin was getting red. So we switched to cotton balls (now that's fun, let me tell you).
Now he's six weeks old, and we've been using the moist towelettes again with no adverse side effects. But why can't I find dry towlettes at the store? Why call them moist when that's the only kind they sell?
Great. The GUI is still there, tangled and all, you just can't see it. The point is to get rid of it all together, not hide it.
/me bows, "Thank you all. Maybe I'll get an iPod now."
I don't understand why creating water instead of carbon-monoxide is better for the environment. If we suddenly replaced all fossil fuel engines with hydrogen engines, we'd have the same problem: excess waste.
How many tons of waste do we humans send into the air every year? Do we think that equivalent amount of water is better? Instead of air pollution and all of the problems associated with it, we'd have to worry about the oceans being diluted, excess humidity, or some damn thing we can't think of.
I actually am not of the opinion that it's as bad as people think it is anyway. So talking about changing from one form of waste to another is just an unnecessary expense.
By his own admission, Musk is making some grandiose claims -- among them that he will cut the cost of launching up to 1,000 pounds of payload into near-Earth orbit by up to two-thirds, and that he can buck the dismal success rate of space-launch startups.
Wait a second. Grandiose or not, which market is he talking about? The European Space Agency can already lift more for less. So is he talking about taking two-thirds off the American price or the European price?
Heck, for all we know, he's going to take two-thirds off the price Afghanistan would charge you if they had launch capability.
Mirror to the article.
Could you imagine waking up to this or even that every morning?