Assuming, you live in the US, I don't think you know the meaning of the word treason. I'd mod you into oblivion as flamebait, but I sorta like my funny comment earlier.
We replaced IBM's robot tape system with STK(now SUN) SL8500s. Two of them, miles apart. But mirroring hard drives miles apart works best imho. Manual mount tape drives aren't cost effective and other than for HSM, the STK robots are to keep customers who have their JCL coded for tapes.
Slightly off-topic but oh well. Leave your home PC signed into gmail. When at work, sign onto gmail, and at the bottom of the screen it will tell you the IP address of anywhere else you are signed on (and the history under Details). Saves time looking up and writing down the IP address, and I don't have to ask my wife to look it up when I'm at work.
The British navy actually invented a similar concept during WWI. It wasn't successful for long. All it would take is one or two tries and the defenders would be watching out for it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q-ship
I go to the Times weekly, just for Jeremy Clarkson's column. He has a monthly one at BBC as well, but a weekly dose is fun to read, but not worth paying that much for a subscription.
"China joined the W.T.O. in 2001 and in its first seven years filed only three cases. But it has stepped up its pace recently, and has filed four of the 15 cases in the last year: two against the United States, on poultry and tires, and two against the European Union, on steel fasteners and poultry."
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I actually didn't mind slashdot's ads when I used to see them years ago. And it could be amusing when the company advertising was being trashed in the comments. But it's just plain good security to run adblock and noscript. But as others have stated, unobtrusive ads I don't mind, and some sites I go to I still see some of those when the author has taken the care to design his site that way (makes me even click on them too).
I live in Janesville. They work a 4 day work week. But there is no real other industry since GM closed. Fortunately, I work in IT a half hour drive from Janesville, in Madison, Wi.
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Late April fool's joke according to http://www.geek.com/articles/gadgets/pc-toaster-bay-dupes-bloggers-20080827/
Google returns 15,200,000 results to http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=radiation+good+for+you&aq=0&aqi=g3g-m1&aql=&oq=radiation+good+&gs_rfai=CLjuJFE1WTLTMEo_KMsewiMYCAAAAqgQFT9AFmvw&fp=7c87a5688a00c57f
Some of the links are quite interesting.
http://games.venturebeat.com/2010/07/28/seven-security-experts-get-the-key-to-reboot-the-internet/ has all the names/pictures.
Sounds fishy to me.
Assuming, you live in the US, I don't think you know the meaning of the word treason. I'd mod you into oblivion as flamebait, but I sorta like my funny comment earlier.
Hiya Jonathon Pater. You won't be able to hide behind Cowboy Neal anymore on WoW forums ;)
Yeah but is Julia Gillard as hot as Sarah Palin? I think not.
When I lived in Seattle, the natives thought windshield wipers were optional equipment.
And I'm still in contact with the person who first trained me 35 years ago. Ancedotal material doesn't count.
You must be new here. The proper way to make that inquiry is [citation needed]
and baegucb is pronounced "Fred" ;)
We replaced IBM's robot tape system with STK(now SUN) SL8500s. Two of them, miles apart. But mirroring hard drives miles apart works best imho. Manual mount tape drives aren't cost effective and other than for HSM, the STK robots are to keep customers who have their JCL coded for tapes.
Slightly off-topic but oh well. Leave your home PC signed into gmail. When at work, sign onto gmail, and at the bottom of the screen it will tell you the IP address of anywhere else you are signed on (and the history under Details). Saves time looking up and writing down the IP address, and I don't have to ask my wife to look it up when I'm at work.
It's what we tell all our relatives to do, but don't do ourselves.
The British navy actually invented a similar concept during WWI. It wasn't successful for long. All it would take is one or two tries and the defenders would be watching out for it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q-ship
NYCL deals with copyright infringements, in other jurisdictions. Irrelevant, your honor.
I go to the Times weekly, just for Jeremy Clarkson's column. He has a monthly one at BBC as well, but a weekly dose is fun to read, but not worth paying that much for a subscription.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/columnists/jeremy_clarkson/
No one has yet found a joke using TL;DR ?
"I'm a bit sad that Taco rewarded them by sending them some traffic."
You RTFA? You must be new here.
Seems this committee might be relevant, and if you check the 2nd link in Google, there are quite a few doctors on it:
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=%22department+of+health%22+great+britain+ambulance+committee&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=%22department+of+health%22+great+britain+ambulance+committee&gs_rfai=&fp=ae8f9588018abe0f
Perhaps there are other factors or committees involved who ignored medical advice.
And noone supports those drives anymore, not even IBM.
China seems to play the game differently.
"China joined the W.T.O. in 2001 and in its first seven years filed only three cases. But it has stepped up its pace recently, and has filed four of the 15 cases in the last year: two against the United States, on poultry and tires, and two against the European Union, on steel fasteners and poultry."
from http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/15/business/global/15yuan.html
China seems to be throwing their weight around lately, I guess because the US is busy with 2 wars, and the West's economy is in trouble.
That's why I usually give 3 weeks notice and have another job already lined up :)
You don't have this option?
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I actually didn't mind slashdot's ads when I used to see them years ago. And it could be amusing when the company advertising was being trashed in the comments. But it's just plain good security to run adblock and noscript. But as others have stated, unobtrusive ads I don't mind, and some sites I go to I still see some of those when the author has taken the care to design his site that way (makes me even click on them too).
I live in Janesville. They work a 4 day work week. But there is no real other industry since GM closed. Fortunately, I work in IT a half hour drive from Janesville, in Madison, Wi.