Yes, yes. I've been a subscriber to the "I write C better then English" camp since my teens:)
I suppose the flamer in me would say, "Learn to form complete sentences. Then we can compare styles." Although, I'm happy being me. Doctors have poor hand writing and good coders can't spell.
First, be carefull about where you put it. Mine is tucked away under the stairs in the basement. A 19" rack fit perfecly in the closet that I built around it. I have an automatic dehumidfier and some (motherboard based hacked) temperature sensors, and a bathroom ventalation fan. When I'm in the basement, I can't hear anything at all.
Next, buy yourslef a CAT 5 KVM Extender. It is absolutly indespensable. I very rarely have to go down to manually press a button and the KVM extender has eliminated the need for an expensive rack mount keyboard and monitor. I just have a cheap KVM switch connected to my family rig in the den.
I agree with other posters, go buy a 4U rackmount case and make sure that you have at least a couple of rack mount shelves for routers and other misc stuff.
The neighbours all know that I work as a geek, but showing them my Rack when they come over demonstrates that I live like one too:)
They're looking in the wrong place. I see a half dozen idiots drive "autonomously" to work everyday while eating, reading the frickin news paper, shaving, applying make-up, etc.
Researchers should be looking to these people for the artificial intelligence that they need!
Teaching Math and working in I.T. are completely different things.
Teaching is a process that must be continually refined as new students enter your classroom. Teaching styles, content, social interaction are all fundamental factors of teaching.
I find that people who use the "those who can" phrase have never really thought what it would be like to teach, let alone experienced it.
I'd have to agree with the nit-wit comment posted by another user. Empathy is a skill learned through interaction and socialization.
What I've believed for some time now is that we do not fully understand what is happening. Much in the same way that cartoon like mind-maps were drawn decades ago, we use drugs to try to diagnose and treat.
I think that there is a place for medication, however, I also think that there isn't a place for medication. The trick really becomes figuring out what the person needs. Often, Doctors will prescribe drugs to quickly test theories and then only modify the dosage.
I believe that in these situations, until we can figure AD/HD out, it is up to the parents. There will be some very tough times as an accurate diagnosis is made, however with the proper research and especially observation and love, many parents have the ability to accurately determine the best course of action.
Or toss the phone on a truck or in a bus after stealing a kid. You'd be looking in the wrong direction. This isn't reliable unless the phone was hidden.
Traffic analysis is big money. Imagine being able to track auto traffic real time based on the cel phone usage on the highways.
Other Good things: Resturant reservations and accurate wait times. The est. number of people in a club to avoid breaking fire code. The popularity of attractions and events in a city. And, a positive way for street cops to tell who is in the area, or who saw a crime.
Will it ever be possible to block this sort of information. Imagine if someone that the U.S. was at war with was to obtain the location of someone in the gov't?
Even better, what if I could find and track Justin Timberlake?
I have a similar setup. I have an old computer serving up web pages, acting as a file server, and playing music through RoomJuice and MPG321.
I just ran some speaker wire and a cut up RCA cord to my reciever.
Works like a charm. And it was totally free.
This would be a very cool project to get involved with. Imagine building the internet from scratch knowing what we know now. I bet that this project will be able to resovle many of the large problems associated with the public internet. Latenancy, DDOS, Spam, Virus'. If even one of these things could be effectively resolved think of the millions it would save businesses in the future.
This sounds like a good project that they could get some gov't funding for.
Besides the obvious copywrite problems, if the gov't was to get involved and Amazon (or whoever) was allowed to permit searching an entire book for concepts / keywords but not be able to view the entire book without paying for it this would both increase sales and usefulness.
If this was the origional model for online music, think of all the problems that would have been avoided. Perhaps a second look at this type of archiving will help the movie industry as bandwidth increases.
You can blame us when you can identify either where Alberta is without the aid of a map or know the name of our Prime Minister.
At least you can't blame us for being stupid.
+1 Flaimbit...I know, I know.
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So this whole sars thing has effected me and my business. The apparent confusion that the world health organization has between declaring Toronto safe, not safe, and now safe until the next time comes down to simple marketing.
It is no secret that the sars outbreak is a very serious thing brought to light by post-war news coverage that needs another headline. Much of the worry has been created by the media and really only effects tourisim.
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Yes, yes. I've been a subscriber to the "I write C better then English" camp since my teens :)
I suppose the flamer in me would say, "Learn to form complete sentences. Then we can compare styles." Although, I'm happy being me. Doctors have poor hand writing and good coders can't spell.
My home rack has been working great.
:)
First, be carefull about where you put it. Mine is tucked away under the stairs in the basement. A 19" rack fit perfecly in the closet that I built around it. I have an automatic dehumidfier and some (motherboard based hacked) temperature sensors, and a bathroom ventalation fan. When I'm in the basement, I can't hear anything at all.
Next, buy yourslef a CAT 5 KVM Extender. It is absolutly indespensable. I very rarely have to go down to manually press a button and the KVM extender has eliminated the need for an expensive rack mount keyboard and monitor. I just have a cheap KVM switch connected to my family rig in the den.
I agree with other posters, go buy a 4U rackmount case and make sure that you have at least a couple of rack mount shelves for routers and other misc stuff.
The neighbours all know that I work as a geek, but showing them my Rack when they come over demonstrates that I live like one too
Ethernet Cable is quite tasty. I'm currently chewing on some right now.
...I read the articles and found out that there would be no hack-saw blades nor pneumatically controlled spike hammers.
Now that would be an autonomous vehicle I'd pay to see.
They're looking in the wrong place. I see a half dozen idiots drive "autonomously" to work everyday while eating, reading the frickin news paper, shaving, applying make-up, etc.
Researchers should be looking to these people for the artificial intelligence that they need!
Teaching Math and working in I.T. are completely different things. Teaching is a process that must be continually refined as new students enter your classroom. Teaching styles, content, social interaction are all fundamental factors of teaching. I find that people who use the "those who can" phrase have never really thought what it would be like to teach, let alone experienced it. I'd have to agree with the nit-wit comment posted by another user. Empathy is a skill learned through interaction and socialization.
For the term Beowulf Orgy to be coined!
And I just gave up my last couple of moderator points! Shoot, they're never there when you need them.
What I've believed for some time now is that we do not fully understand what is happening. Much in the same way that cartoon like mind-maps were drawn decades ago, we use drugs to try to diagnose and treat.
I think that there is a place for medication, however, I also think that there isn't a place for medication. The trick really becomes figuring out what the person needs. Often, Doctors will prescribe drugs to quickly test theories and then only modify the dosage.
I believe that in these situations, until we can figure AD/HD out, it is up to the parents. There will be some very tough times as an accurate diagnosis is made, however with the proper research and especially observation and love, many parents have the ability to accurately determine the best course of action.
http://www.broadbandreports.com/ It has prices and speed statistics from people who test their machines.
Good example!
:)
But who would be sober enough to speak that clearly?
Or toss the phone on a truck or in a bus after stealing a kid. You'd be looking in the wrong direction. This isn't reliable unless the phone was hidden.
Traffic analysis is big money. Imagine being able to track auto traffic real time based on the cel phone usage on the highways.
Other Good things: Resturant reservations and accurate wait times. The est. number of people in a club to avoid breaking fire code. The popularity of attractions and events in a city. And, a positive way for street cops to tell who is in the area, or who saw a crime.
Will it ever be possible to block this sort of information. Imagine if someone that the U.S. was at war with was to obtain the location of someone in the gov't?
Even better, what if I could find and track Justin Timberlake?
Scary stuff here.
It will be interesting to see what happends when location information obtained from cell phones and other common devices can be used to advertize.
With RedHat "giving up" on regular users, is the goal of this project simply to TRY in the hopes of pouding Microsoft into submission?
Or, does this project mean to suceed?
I have a similar setup. I have an old computer serving up web pages, acting as a file server, and playing music through RoomJuice and MPG321. I just ran some speaker wire and a cut up RCA cord to my reciever. Works like a charm. And it was totally free.
This would be a very cool project to get involved with. Imagine building the internet from scratch knowing what we know now. I bet that this project will be able to resovle many of the large problems associated with the public internet. Latenancy, DDOS, Spam, Virus'. If even one of these things could be effectively resolved think of the millions it would save businesses in the future.
This sounds like a good project that they could get some gov't funding for.
Besides the obvious copywrite problems, if the gov't was to get involved and Amazon (or whoever) was allowed to permit searching an entire book for concepts / keywords but not be able to view the entire book without paying for it this would both increase sales and usefulness.
If this was the origional model for online music, think of all the problems that would have been avoided. Perhaps a second look at this type of archiving will help the movie industry as bandwidth increases.
I'd agree that server reliability depends on the O/S used, reliability has much more to do with the installation and setup of the server.
So, congratulations should go out to the sys admins of those servers.
You can blame us when you can identify either where Alberta is without the aid of a map or know the name of our Prime Minister.
At least you can't blame us for being stupid.
+1 Flaimbit...I know, I know.
So this whole sars thing has effected me and my business. The apparent confusion that the world health organization has between declaring Toronto safe, not safe, and now safe until the next time comes down to simple marketing.
It is no secret that the sars outbreak is a very serious thing brought to light by post-war news coverage that needs another headline. Much of the worry has been created by the media and really only effects tourisim.
db....sound....lots of cars. Yah. There it is.
I've always wondered why the adult industry isn't making money with "adult" video games or a Playboy console.
Why not build a female vibrator out of an xbox controller. Odd yes...million dollar idea...sure.
It doesn't sound like there's much of a difference. Only the scope of the lawsuit.