I guess we've been using different SVR4 variants. I just use a case statement to test the first argument...
My beef with upstart et al is that they disable, instead of deprecating, old init. That means now I have to maintain at least three sets of scripts instead of two (sysv, bsd) for software distribution.
And what the hell was wrong with inittab? Let's see, it's succinct, works, and is fully debugged.
There are Wankel-type sleds, but I think to say that they are the norm is misleading in the extreme. I don't think I've ever seen one that wasn't either a two or four stroke piston engine.
Are there even Wankel engines that have seals good enough for EPA/CARB besides that gem in the Mazda RX-8?
Not to point too fine a point on it, but our "friendly" neighbour to the south thinks it owns part of the arctic and can operate there without impunity.
We need to be able to patrol it. Helicopters and Snowcats are not cost-effective patrol vehicles. We also need under-ice sensing and patrol capabilities.
I'm going to write a malware installer that appears to simply be an installer for Windows XP......but it makes sure you are connected to the internet first.
Heh. Maybe we should add some Klingon Opera to our repertoire!
Their reaction must produce, O2-, they must have to do something with it, it's not like you can put it into a bottle and forget about it, we are talking large-scale here.
Oh shit, my brain is clearly not working up to speed this morning.
O2- + O2- => O2
I guess we can release oxygen gas into the atmosphere without significant concern.:facepalm:
Most civilized countries have health care provided by the government, not [directly] the employer.
Employer-funded health care is lose-lose. It is a public health disaster. It turns employees with family members having "pre-existing conditions" into slaves. They might not be picking cotton or calling the boss man "massa", but they are slaves nonetheless, and slavery is WRONG. The only people who win are the plantation owners. Er, I mean, the top 1% of Romney's 47%.
Your observations with respect to the BBC are very astute. In Canada, Prime Minister Stephen Hilter has been actively gutting the CBC (starving it for resources) because unbiased news is absolutely his number one enemy. Several times during his reign he has to scrap legislation because the voters found out what he was up to. Luckily for him, it not longer matters, he has a majority of the house now; I am fairly certain that by the time he is forced to call another election that he will have figured out how to remove the right to vote for those who would oppose him.
I got ----ed last week in Montreal because at some point I had accidentally clicked on the "bus" icon.
I would have made it through just before rush hour, but that stupid phone directing me to follow bus routes got me behind schedule by 15 minutes, which was all that was needed to completely hose my schedule.
It's a real company. I googled the one who likes Texas 42. She has been posting on SEO forums for a year. She is clearly an amateur. But not that kind.:(
If you just want to learn to type, you could possibly provision some purely-mechanical keyboards.
The displays would not need to be particularly high-tech; you could go with a hemp or wood pulp WOD (write only display) that works by mechanically striking the pulp with an embossed pigment delivery die.
Massive amounts of boilerplate code?
I guess we've been using different SVR4 variants. I just use a case statement to test the first argument...
My beef with upstart et al is that they disable, instead of deprecating, old init. That means now I have to maintain at least three sets of scripts instead of two (sysv, bsd) for software distribution.
And what the hell was wrong with inittab? Let's see, it's succinct, works, and is fully debugged.
Please don't send him to live in Northern Canada. The first time he slips and breaks his leg, he'll wind up using our free healthcare.
There are Wankel-type sleds, but I think to say that they are the norm is misleading in the extreme. I don't think I've ever seen one that wasn't either a two or four stroke piston engine.
Are there even Wankel engines that have seals good enough for EPA/CARB besides that gem in the Mazda RX-8?
Not to point too fine a point on it, but our "friendly" neighbour to the south thinks it owns part of the arctic and can operate there without impunity.
We need to be able to patrol it. Helicopters and Snowcats are not cost-effective patrol vehicles. We also need under-ice sensing and patrol capabilities.
Insert a disk containing the program you want to run. Type PR#6 and push enter.
IIRC.
I'm going to write a malware installer that appears to simply be an installer for Windows XP......but it makes sure you are connected to the internet first.
Paint your wall with magnetic paint and ground it.
http://www.homedepot.com/buy/rust-oleum-specialty-30-oz-black-flat-magnetic-latex-primer-223081.html
Heh. Maybe we should add some Klingon Opera to our repertoire!
Their reaction must produce, O2-, they must have to do something with it, it's not like you can put it into a bottle and forget about it, we are talking large-scale here.
Oh shit, my brain is clearly not working up to speed this morning.
O2- + O2- => O2
I guess we can release oxygen gas into the atmosphere without significant concern. :facepalm:
....what are they going to do with all the free oxygen radicals?
Most civilized countries have health care provided by the government, not [directly] the employer.
Employer-funded health care is lose-lose. It is a public health disaster. It turns employees with family members having "pre-existing conditions" into slaves. They might not be picking cotton or calling the boss man "massa", but they are slaves nonetheless, and slavery is WRONG. The only people who win are the plantation owners. Er, I mean, the top 1% of Romney's 47%.
Last I heard British motor ways still had speeds posted in mph. Don't ask me why.
I believe statutory rape in most jurisdictions requires the intent to have sex.
It's a criminal offense. It requires mens rea. This is bullshit.
Near and nearly are synonyms in some dialects of English spoken on the eastern coast of Canada; perhaps elsewhere, too.
Dimming incandescent bulbs does not save a significant amount of electricity.
Never mind that stupid bus icon. I got royally SCREWED because of it a couple of weeks ago.
Your observations with respect to the BBC are very astute. In Canada, Prime Minister Stephen Hilter has been actively gutting the CBC (starving it for resources) because unbiased news is absolutely his number one enemy. Several times during his reign he has to scrap legislation because the voters found out what he was up to. Luckily for him, it not longer matters, he has a majority of the house now; I am fairly certain that by the time he is forced to call another election that he will have figured out how to remove the right to vote for those who would oppose him.
I got ----ed last week in Montreal because at some point I had accidentally clicked on the "bus" icon.
I would have made it through just before rush hour, but that stupid phone directing me to follow bus routes got me behind schedule by 15 minutes, which was all that was needed to completely hose my schedule.
It's a real company. I googled the one who likes Texas 42. She has been posting on SEO forums for a year. She is clearly an amateur. But not that kind. :(
Mama mia... I wish I knew how to play Texas 42, whatever that is!!
Also, the CTO appears to be Sheldon's brother.
If you just want to learn to type, you could possibly provision some purely-mechanical keyboards.
The displays would not need to be particularly high-tech; you could go with a hemp or wood pulp WOD (write only display) that works by mechanically striking the pulp with an embossed pigment delivery die.
> I am a mechanical engineer, wife is electrical.
Wow, you are SO in the wrong field. I am a software engineer; my wife is biological.
What with the events in the Middle East these days, it's getting too dangerous to steal radioactive material from the Libyans.
Guns are pretty tricky to print. It might be easier just to order a 3d-printed HDTV from Amazon.
I grow my organic produce in my yard. Best of both worlds!