After my only two Vertex drives spontaneously died when the power was cut, I'll never own another OCZ product.
This turned out to be a common problem with the first gen Vertex, and I will not forgive their engineers.
Thankfully my backups worked. +1 for Acronis.
Google's income stems from making advertisers believe they know what consumers want. As Amazon's catalog grows, it becomes a larger and larger center of what consumers don't just want, but actually shell out for.
From a managerial perspective, I'm sure they could talk about saving money by combing their data centers.
As a consumer, I'm not sure that I'd welcome such a merger.
Any idea if version Tomato 1.27 is afflicted by heartbleed? I spent some time googling around for the answer, but came up empty. I'm not an expert, so I probably don't know the right places to look. Thanks!
It shows what they think of users right in the pseudocode:
"In loose terms, the grammar consists of a set of production rules that generate more specific expressions from abstract symbols:
start -> users $1
users => user $1
start => photos $1"
If one understands how the pesticide works, it's not so scary. Per WikiP:
"When insects ingest [BT] toxin crystals, the alkaline pH of their digestive tract denatures the insoluble crystals, making them soluble and thus amenable to being cut with proteases found in the insect gut, which liberate the cry toxin from the crystal. The Cry toxin is then inserted into the insect gut cell membrane, forming a pore. The pore results in cell lysis and eventual death of the insect."
Humans, and I believe all vertebrates, have acidic digestive tracts, so BT is not active and cannot hurt you.
Not to say, in some remote universe, you couldn't be allergic to it, but that's true with any new molecule introduced into your person.
That's the great thing about science: you don't have to trust it! It's got all the evidence right there!
Sure, you have to believe all the data isn't fabricated, but that's a much smaller chasm than, oh, say, a bigwig in the sky is calling the shots.
Maybe that's just me.
Here's another decent open source timeline I've used. It's not immediately scalable, but with a little db knowledge, I think it could be modified.
http://www.simile-widgets.org/timeline/
Look at me, I'm a dandy prancing (headless) pony.
Is there a non-high-stepping mode?
At least one need never worry about it sneaking up and prancing one to death.
I recommend going to the ICE Facebook page (WTF?) and let them know how much we appreciate their hard work protecting us from fake jerseys and other insidious chotchkies.
You know, add yourself to the list of people to monitor. Fuckfaces all around.
Too bad we have to use our real names...
That was precisely my point: The government's track record is bad (And their desire to meddle is only increasing.).
But there are some notable exceptions, foremost in my mind being the space program. The direct and indirect benefits are staggering, and none would have been possible at the time if not for government involvement. That is the sort of thing I think it should be involved in. Large scale, high risk, high reward endeavors.
Somehow though we need an oversight program that is immune to (or can compensate for) special interests, politics and the vicissitudes of popular opinion. Hari Seldon?
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After my only two Vertex drives spontaneously died when the power was cut, I'll never own another OCZ product. This turned out to be a common problem with the first gen Vertex, and I will not forgive their engineers. Thankfully my backups worked. +1 for Acronis.
That's because they're the same thing, just different manifestations thereof.
it's spelled "Beta."
D'oh! You're right too.
Google's income stems from making advertisers believe they know what consumers want. As Amazon's catalog grows, it becomes a larger and larger center of what consumers don't just want, but actually shell out for. From a managerial perspective, I'm sure they could talk about saving money by combing their data centers. As a consumer, I'm not sure that I'd welcome such a merger.
They don't have seeds and are bred by splicing new chutes onto existing roots.
Do those old gasbags use the internet? See: a series of tubes.
That's what I was thinking too. Thank you, kind Wolf.
Any idea if version Tomato 1.27 is afflicted by heartbleed? I spent some time googling around for the answer, but came up empty. I'm not an expert, so I probably don't know the right places to look. Thanks!
Er, hygene hypothesis predates House by about 15 years http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hygiene_hypothesis
It shows what they think of users right in the pseudocode:
"In loose terms, the grammar consists of a set of production rules that generate more specific expressions from abstract symbols:
start -> users $1
users => user $1
start => photos $1"
Hey I just said it was an idea. You kind of gave away that it was a spoiler, you...
Thanks go to Homeland for giving them this brilliant idea
If one understands how the pesticide works, it's not so scary. Per WikiP: "When insects ingest [BT] toxin crystals, the alkaline pH of their digestive tract denatures the insoluble crystals, making them soluble and thus amenable to being cut with proteases found in the insect gut, which liberate the cry toxin from the crystal. The Cry toxin is then inserted into the insect gut cell membrane, forming a pore. The pore results in cell lysis and eventual death of the insect."
Humans, and I believe all vertebrates, have acidic digestive tracts, so BT is not active and cannot hurt you.
Not to say, in some remote universe, you couldn't be allergic to it, but that's true with any new molecule introduced into your person.
Here's a useless comment to go with a useless story.
horrible, horrible, life-changing, permanently-scarring bloodbath.
At least until you get the tentacle mod.
Hey NY, you're raising wimps!
That's the great thing about science: you don't have to trust it! It's got all the evidence right there! Sure, you have to believe all the data isn't fabricated, but that's a much smaller chasm than, oh, say, a bigwig in the sky is calling the shots. Maybe that's just me.
Here's another decent open source timeline I've used. It's not immediately scalable, but with a little db knowledge, I think it could be modified. http://www.simile-widgets.org/timeline/
In order to balance out self-selection bias, they should have switched what type of game the kids had halfway through.
Look at me, I'm a dandy prancing (headless) pony.
Is there a non-high-stepping mode?
At least one need never worry about it sneaking up and prancing one to death.
I recommend going to the ICE Facebook page (WTF?) and let them know how much we appreciate their hard work protecting us from fake jerseys and other insidious chotchkies.
You know, add yourself to the list of people to monitor. Fuckfaces all around.
Too bad we have to use our real names...
Should have claimed someone left the USB stick.
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That was precisely my point: The government's track record is bad (And their desire to meddle is only increasing.).
But there are some notable exceptions, foremost in my mind being the space program. The direct and indirect benefits are staggering, and none would have been possible at the time if not for government involvement. That is the sort of thing I think it should be involved in. Large scale, high risk, high reward endeavors.
Somehow though we need an oversight program that is immune to (or can compensate for) special interests, politics and the vicissitudes of popular opinion.
Hari Seldon?