With proper SLAs you out source responsibility and liability. Those who haven't adequately protected themselves with SLAs and the relevant UCs are playing with the guards off.
By your statement we should all generate our own power too.
If you were smart, you wouldn't route corporate email through a public service. Especially internal possibly confidential info. That's security first principals.
You're being overly paranoid. As a Canadian who travels to the US a lot (and is scrutinized more than a US citizen) I can assure you, the extent of the laptop inspection is
"Please remove the laptop from it's case and put it on the conveyor belt"
Followed by an optional random swabbing.
You stand a better chance of having your insides inspected by a TSA agent than your laptop (cavity search, get it?).
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Just tried the latest SVN build - no longer broken, version 0.2.151.0
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As a fellow Canadian, I suppose you were too inundated by the Obama campaign to realize that one of his key mandates is reforming free trade - the determent of Canada. But I suppose if you wanted to leave Canada that wouldn't be a bad thing - plus seems like your stupid enough to live there.
Seems Linus has been overwhelmed with kernel patches as of late, this could lead to the kernel forking. So..... let's clone him and make a beowolf cluster of Linus's!!!!!!
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White male breaks glass ceiling in America - news at 11.
Stop making references to things you don't understand. This has nothing to do with a glass ceiling.
Call me crazy, but doesn't that violate proper release management? AFAIK:
Alpha - new experimental features
Beta - Testing/Vetting of features for value
RC - features frozen, bug fixes only
So because you don't use anything near your usage cap, no one else will?
You mean you were going to use a Visual Basic GUI interface to track down the offending people
then why didn't this happen in 2004 - there were Zunes then (weren't there?)
I hear Ballmer has already thrown in some chairs for his new office.
that was his office warming present you insensitive clod!
28 hrs of downtime != 99% uptime
With proper SLAs you out source responsibility and liability. Those who haven't adequately protected themselves with SLAs and the relevant UCs are playing with the guards off.
By your statement we should all generate our own power too.
If you were smart, you wouldn't route corporate email through a public service. Especially internal possibly confidential info. That's security first principals.
Windows 3.1 and 3.11 included rudimentary networking, which was major for its time.
You're being overly paranoid. As a Canadian who travels to the US a lot (and is scrutinized more than a US citizen) I can assure you, the extent of the laptop inspection is
"Please remove the laptop from it's case and put it on the conveyor belt"
Followed by an optional random swabbing.
You stand a better chance of having your insides inspected by a TSA agent than your laptop (cavity search, get it?).
Just tried the latest SVN build - no longer broken, version 0.2.151.0
Doesn't Incognito browsing block cookies etc?
Not an issue in Canada. Both Rogers (China Mobile and China Unicom) and Bell (China Mobile) support sending SMS to china
Souce
http://www.rogers.com/web/content/wireless-text/international_txt
http://www.bell.ca/shopping/en_CA_ON.info/VasInternationalTextMsg.details?tab=SPECS
As a fellow Canadian, I suppose you were too inundated by the Obama campaign to realize that one of his key mandates is reforming free trade - the determent of Canada. But I suppose if you wanted to leave Canada that wouldn't be a bad thing - plus seems like your stupid enough to live there.
I'd put a bet on hinduism - its been around 3 times longer
A very close parallel has existed for years. Ask your parents about green screen terminals that were hooked up to a mainframe back in the day
This is different than the US how ?
And why is that an issue? The job of ISO is to develop the standard in an implementable fashion. Top down.
Not a bottom up, adopt the lowest common denominator of whats already out there
Many South East Asians (Indian subcontinent) eat durian (or as I called it when I was young "stinky fruit") as well
Clearly Mr. Semler hasn't had to face industry/government auditors....
Q: Show us your standard operating procedure for background checks
A: Hey look at this cartoon!!!
Linux 7.10 ? Wow!!!!
Idiot
I'm actually surprised, I was expecting much bigger Iron, esp on the DB side. Ah well.
/. chose to use "free" distros. I would have thought SLES or RHEL would have been a consideration.
Very curious that
That is really the stupidest thing I've ever heard anyone say on Slashdot (that's saying a lot).... good god you're a moron
Seems Linus has been overwhelmed with kernel patches as of late, this could lead to the kernel forking. So..... let's clone him and make a beowolf cluster of Linus's!!!!!!
I need to get out more....
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