Devlin(writer of original movie) has, however, stated that he plans to write his own sequel to Stargate separately to its spin-offs, providing two versions of the continuing story. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate
The only solution was using a distro which had a better package management system, and did its work without bothering you, the end user. Having used Gentoo extensively, I knew that this would be the solution to my problems.
So the only solution was to have him install the distro you were most familiar with. I have heard of this happening before. Somewhere...
Linux sucks less. Mostly. Besides, did you have a better plan? And why is it better? Anyhow most mature OSS projects strive for some measure portability, so this question smells pretty rhetorical.
Thats better than when I was told to move a clients windows 3.1 swap file to ram for a performance increase. Its an old joke now, but I think that Kim Komando might have suggested it about the same time she was raving about the merits memmaker.
Does that mean that God is a good programmer? No, it means the resulting implementation gets dropped in the testing phase, which is of course, not his job.
Well, mostly not. Except for Firefox zealots. And people who refuse to consider anything but Linux. Oh, and don't forget distro wars. Should I be using KDE or Gnome? Vi or Emacs?
Calling complex interfaces that people purchase desirable, in many cases, is just ignoring the peepee envy aspect of it all. Oh, and calling the success of the iPOD anectdotal is rather dismissive don't you think? Might as well dismiss Tivo, timex radial watches, slippers, and possibly McD's. Next time I go through the drive through, I want no less than a 103 questionare on how I want my so-called burger. Complexity does not add to the human experience, it mearly distracts us from it.
that the MAC users are getting older. It happens. Maybe they need an ad that makes kids feel inferior to Grandma due to his use use of his cheap toy Gateway. I mean, they should try this instead, or in addition: PC's are inferior to MACs, and so are the people who use them. This could also backfire as some people don't like to be insulted. I think those people are just pansies.
It hasent even been playtested to a reasonable degree. He is either foolish or lieing. On the other hand maybe he was making a slighted comment towards the effectiveness of the current anti-virus solutions... Or maybe he has been relegated to "Used Car" salesmen status. Either way I would not want to make a big deal about this, or in response he might actually do it, it would not be fair to the kid.
Novell on Tuesday published a document on its website, explaining that they circumvented the GPL provisions by providing a patent license to the end user rather than between the two companies.
Whatever there agreement is, I assume the end user gets the code used in the product in GPL license form right?
Either you trust your admin or you don't. There is no product or service you can purchase that will help you trust your admin. Chances are, your just going to piss him off. But before you do so ask yourself why you do not trust your admin, is it really her/him? Or is it you?
Right, we should only allow kids to learn from safe, approved methods. In this fashion they can learn not to do stupid things that can get them hurt when they are 18, then it will be their problem, and no one will have to take responsibility.
...level of consistency and quality impossible to attain with conventional breeding,
Mc D's hamburgers have a level of consistency and quality impossible to attain with conventional cooking. Every damned one of them the same. They have people specializing in making sure they are of the highest quality that can be attained *reliably*, which means they kind of tast a little like dog shit and pickles (or what I suppose pickles and dog shit might tast like). They have a certain quality, and its always consistent. I guess we like it that way. Every fucking steak the same. Sign me up for a lifetime of this. It will be just like being married and faithfull, only with porterhouse. Every one of them the sa....
Hey, if you don't label them, how will I know when I am cheating? And when will MC D's get their brand of cow?
Look guys, I am not against geneticly engineering things, I am against people taking the discovery and basic fun out of life. I really want every steak to be different.
I could see this being potentially usefull in very specific situations. I could see even more uses if they would further armour it against the harsh elements. No one thinks about -40F until your trying to run a thousand man crew in some remote place in alaska, and you need to be semi-mobile with your main office.
Well, now that I think about it you would really need to have a problem that must be solved on site and requires a lot of CPU power and a lot of bandwidth, and not so much need for imediate portability. Otherise you would use a semi-portable dish on the top of a truck to get some 12mb down and say 4mb up (depending on which side of the globe your on) to link you to a stationary data center. In this way you expose your assets a whole lot less and you are far more mobile.This of course assumes weather will not get in your way (which it does).
Maybe the modular datacenter that happens to have bay doors is a good application, assuming your problem is big enough to warrent purchassing equipment by the bussload... as you need it.
Nope, I changed my mind. When it comes down to it, I just don't see the potential for this super-product as its descibed here. Maybe quick geographic redundancy might be a seller...
Did we cross the threshold of solar panel arrays giving off more power before the MTBF than it takes to create them? If not then this is just showing off, or maybe more simply some exeutive being missguided. Its just google being wastfull. It happens when your rich, I suppose.
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Devlin(writer of original movie) has, however, stated that he plans to write his own sequel to Stargate separately to its spin-offs, providing two versions of the continuing story. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate
Homer - "hmmm, Highlander.... [slobber]"
"In the helmet, there's a solar-powered fresh-air system"
How much fresh air could a solar powered air system produce?
It mostly goes out at night, mostly.
...for both the Mac and Linux.
Codeweavers will not survive unless they start supporting windows.
The only solution was using a distro which had a better package management system, and did its work without bothering you, the end user. Having used Gentoo extensively, I knew that this would be the solution to my problems.
So the only solution was to have him install the distro you were most familiar with. I have heard of this happening before. Somewhere...
Linux sucks less. Mostly.
Besides, did you have a better plan? And why is it better? Anyhow most mature OSS projects strive for some measure portability, so this question smells pretty rhetorical.
wars will be fought by hamsters. iRobot enhanced hamsters.
Thats better than when I was told to move a clients windows 3.1 swap file to ram for a performance increase. Its an old joke now, but I think that Kim Komando might have suggested it about the same time she was raving about the merits memmaker.
Does that mean that God is a good programmer?
No, it means the resulting implementation gets dropped in the testing phase, which is of course, not his job.
These are not the zealots you are looking for.
Calling complex interfaces that people purchase desirable, in many cases, is just ignoring the peepee envy aspect of it all.
Oh, and calling the success of the iPOD anectdotal is rather dismissive don't you think? Might as well dismiss Tivo, timex radial watches, slippers, and possibly McD's. Next time I go through the drive through, I want no less than a 103 questionare on how I want my so-called burger. Complexity does not add to the human experience, it mearly distracts us from it.
And my right to uningamement dispersement due to employment or wrist injuries?
that the MAC users are getting older. It happens.
Maybe they need an ad that makes kids feel inferior to Grandma due to his use use of his cheap toy Gateway. I mean, they should try this instead, or in addition: PC's are inferior to MACs, and so are the people who use them.
This could also backfire as some people don't like to be insulted. I think those people are just pansies.
It must be the top 1%.
It hasent even been playtested to a reasonable degree. He is either foolish or lieing. On the other hand maybe he was making a slighted comment towards the effectiveness of the current anti-virus solutions...
Or maybe he has been relegated to "Used Car" salesmen status. Either way I would not want to make a big deal about this, or in response he might actually do it, it would not be fair to the kid.
Whatever there agreement is, I assume the end user gets the code used in the product in GPL license form right?
"This is your brain. This is your brain on Xbox. Any questions?"
What a dork.
Its just what came to mind.
"Are you questioning the Big Giant Head?"
Either you trust your admin or you don't. There is no product or service you can purchase that will help you trust your admin. Chances are, your just going to piss him off.
But before you do so ask yourself why you do not trust your admin, is it really her/him? Or is it you?
What's worse is that Microsoft now has an incentive (although an unethical one) to create holes for viruses
MS is creating holes so that they can fix them, McAffee built CodeRed in its labs, and the US government designed AIDs in a secret lab in Mexico.
Or maybe, just maybe, shit happens. I don't think MS has to look very far to find trouble.
Right, we should only allow kids to learn from safe, approved methods. In this fashion they can learn not to do stupid things that can get them hurt when they are 18, then it will be their problem, and no one will have to take responsibility.
Its safer for everyone. Everyone but the kid.
...level of consistency and quality impossible to attain with conventional breeding,
Mc D's hamburgers have a level of consistency and quality impossible to attain with conventional cooking. Every damned one of them the same. They have people specializing in making sure they are of the highest quality that can be attained *reliably*, which means they kind of tast a little like dog shit and pickles (or what I suppose pickles and dog shit might tast like).
They have a certain quality, and its always consistent. I guess we like it that way. Every fucking steak the same. Sign me up for a lifetime of this. It will be just like being married and faithfull, only with porterhouse. Every one of them the sa....
Hey, if you don't label them, how will I know when I am cheating? And when will MC D's get their brand of cow?
Look guys, I am not against geneticly engineering things, I am against people taking the discovery and basic fun out of life. I really want every steak to be different.
I could see this being potentially usefull in very specific situations. I could see even more uses if they would further armour it against the harsh elements. No one thinks about -40F until your trying to run a thousand man crew in some remote place in alaska, and you need to be semi-mobile with your main office.
Well, now that I think about it you would really need to have a problem that must be solved on site and requires a lot of CPU power and a lot of bandwidth, and not so much need for imediate portability. Otherise you would use a semi-portable dish on the top of a truck to get some 12mb down and say 4mb up (depending on which side of the globe your on) to link you to a stationary data center. In this way you expose your assets a whole lot less and you are far more mobile.This of course assumes weather will not get in your way (which it does).
Maybe the modular datacenter that happens to have bay doors is a good application, assuming your problem is big enough to warrent purchassing equipment by the bussload... as you need it.
Nope, I changed my mind. When it comes down to it, I just don't see the potential for this super-product as its descibed here.
Maybe quick geographic redundancy might be a seller...
Can I get this in white? Our puchasing policy explicitly forbids anything "blackbox". Maybe its just a poor codename.
But that leaves no room for applications to fix your security problem. It will never fly.
Did we cross the threshold of solar panel arrays giving off more power before the MTBF than it takes to create them? If not then this is just showing off, or maybe more simply some exeutive being missguided. Its just google being wastfull.
It happens when your rich, I suppose.