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RIP, SunSolve
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sun hardware fuel the first dot.com revolution the fact that sun solve died means something to some of the hardcorest nerd so I consider that it is revelant
The service, which is maintained by Microsoft, is reported to have suffered from a fatal security vulnerability when all of its servers simultaneously crashed with a "blue screen of death."
It is now called the azure screen of death, didn't you get the memo ?
WHICH nation has an elected politician calling for the assasination of a foreign national? Which nation is stopping its own citizens from reading websites? Which nation is putting presure on private companies to follow its agenda without any laws being written?
somethings everyone in this discussion seems to forget is that a truly exact copy of somethings like the brain is, because of the uncertainty principle, physically impossible.
No it's not. it used to be that nuclear weapons were out of reach for a private entity. It is not the case with cyberweapons. How do you regulate the action of the mafia or the triads ? How do you apply a treaty onto an individual ? Treaty and regulation works for limited availability weapon but for something as easy to produce, I dont see how it could work.
If the server serving the image is part of the analytic campaign,no you dont. However, most of the time, the analytics services are not provided in-house, but the big image is.
you sacrilegious bastard, you dropped scotch into amaretto. I forgive you since you are well meaning but if you care for your life do not tell a real Scotsman about this, he will kill you
you should be moderated way higher than you are, This phares is insidhgtfull as hell :
So you sign the contract knowing full well that you most likely are in breach, but the odds of you getting sued are sufficiently low to take the risk. How software and business method patents could possibly encourage innovation is beyond me.
my old, now dead (5 years and I am still sad), dog used to open door to the computer room* when she wanted to go outside for a walk. She used to bring her leashes with her to emphasize that she wanted to walk and not only to go outside. I never saw a cat communicate as clearly... but anecdote is not evidence
* it was a door with a flat handle, not a round knob
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sun hardware fuel the first dot.com revolution
the fact that sun solve died means something to some of the hardcorest nerd so I consider that it is revelant
according to http://www.makelinux.net/kernel_map drivers/char/keyboard.c would be a good place to start looking
The service, which is maintained by Microsoft, is reported to have suffered from a fatal security vulnerability when all of its servers simultaneously crashed with a "blue screen of death."
It is now called the azure screen of death, didn't you get the memo ?
i did to toggle running in some game a long time ago !
no it make it moral
WHICH nation has an elected politician calling for the assasination of a foreign national? Which nation is stopping its own citizens from reading websites? Which nation is putting presure on private companies to follow its agenda without any laws being written?
i thought you were about to say Canada !
somethings everyone in this discussion seems to forget is that a truly exact copy of somethings like the brain is, because of the uncertainty principle, physically impossible.
Cyberwar is the new nuclear war.
No it's not. it used to be that nuclear weapons were out of reach for a private entity. It is not the case with cyberweapons. How do you regulate the action of the mafia or the triads ? How do you apply a treaty onto an individual ? Treaty and regulation works for limited availability weapon but for something as easy to produce, I dont see how it could work.
for a more thorough exploration of what is consciousness I recommend this site : http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/qualia/
If the server serving the image is part of the analytic campaign,no you dont. However, most of the time, the analytics services are not provided in-house, but the big image is.
yeah but most people click show images....
Wooosh on you!
What are we paying these companies for again?
protection ;)
you sacrilegious bastard, you dropped scotch into amaretto. I forgive you since you are well meaning but if you care for your life do not tell a real Scotsman about this, he will kill you
I truly hope no one is dumb enough to give him money.
the tea party people probably are
Ray takes a lot of flak but he deserves respect, even when you think he's wrong.
You seems to thinks that everyone deserve respect, you are too kind, stop it ;)
you should be moderated way higher than you are, This phares is insidhgtfull as hell :
So you sign the contract knowing full well that you most likely are in breach, but the odds of you getting sued are sufficiently low to take the risk. How software and business method patents could possibly encourage innovation is beyond me.
When I am in Montreal I personally chase camel toes; but hey! each to is own.
Enterprise Architect is quite good, here at work we use that and yes it does requirement
1. Initial (chaotic, ad hoc, individual heroics)
being a hero is fun
it is shit
we are currently migrating away from it
my old, now dead (5 years and I am still sad), dog used to open door to the computer room* when she wanted to go outside for a walk. She used to bring her leashes with her to emphasize that she wanted to walk and not only to go outside. I never saw a cat communicate as clearly... but anecdote is not evidence
* it was a door with a flat handle, not a round knob
except that according to your article it kinda work
many thanks to the mods who got the joke !
the most loyal customers got the worst treatment.
In business loyalty is foolish. You always get better deal by shopping around. This is also true with jobs and women.