I was on an Aer Lingus flight once between New York and Dublin. There were some issues with the inflight entertainment system so they needed to shut the system down and restart it.
A Red Hat Linux boot sequence appeared on the screen.
And editor Soulskill made some useful edits to my submission as well, adding links to the individual games and changing my "(+3 -0 =7)" results to a more understandable (to non chess players) "(3 wins, 0 losses, 7 draws)"
It is for all spending with CGI Federal over the time that they have been doing business with the Federal government, including payments from fiscal years before Obamacare was even passed.
The figure is now being regurgitated by various right wing websites without anything that even passes for thinking.
"Google has not publicly revealed an itemized list of its expenses, but the total bill included $2.9 million spent copying and organizing documents. According to the brief, the company juggled a mind-boggled 97 million documents during the case.""
Couldn't they have just put them on some sort of server and used some kind to search software to allow access.
Actions Date Chamber Action 2/3/2009 Senate Filed with Secretary 2/3/2009 Senate Referred to Assignments 2/10/2009 Senate Assigned to Executive 2/19/2009 Senate Be Adopted Executive; 012-000-000 2/19/2009 Senate Placed on Calendar Order of Secretary's Desk Resolutions February 20, 2009 2/26/2009 Senate Resolution Adopted
What actually makes up the kernel? If I am logged on to a unix/linux server what can I see that is part of the kernel? On a HP box that I use (see below) are any of the listed processes part of the kernel? $ uname -rs HP-UX B.11.11 $ ps -ef
UID PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME COMMAND
root 0 0 0 Jan 11 ? 1:22 swapper
root 8 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 supsched
root 9 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 strmem
root 10 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 strweld
root 11 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 strfreebd
root 2 0 0 Jan 11 ? 2:33 vhand
root 3 0 0 Jan 11 ? 6:48 statdaemon
root 4 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:10 unhashdaemon
root 12 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 ttisr
root 13 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 ioconfigd
root 1 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:01 init
root 27 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 lvmkd
root 28 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 lvmkd
The article talks about corporations that have laid off IT staff and replaced them with technologies like mashups and wikis that can help people get things done without involving IT.
And who is going to set up and maintain these "mashups" and "wikis", philosophy graduates?
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https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/...
He received 150,000 shares at the IPO
If he held until today after a 1:10 reverse split he would now have 15,000 worth $14 each
I was on an Aer Lingus flight once between New York and Dublin. There were some issues with the inflight entertainment system so they needed to shut the system down and restart it.
A Red Hat Linux boot sequence appeared on the screen.
OnStar has had the ability to remotely disable a car for years
http://latimesblogs.latimes.co...
'Your robot is so inexpensive that if I needed to have a second arm, I'd just buy a second robot
A single robot that can control two arms is very different from two separate robots that each have a single arm.
And editor Soulskill made some useful edits to my submission as well, adding links to the individual games and changing my "(+3 -0 =7)" results to a more understandable (to non chess players) "(3 wins, 0 losses, 7 draws)"
http://slashdot.org/submission/3137241/22-year-old-norwegian-magnus-carlsen-is-the-new-world-chess-champion
I realize that they have to make money, but I find the sponsor logos on their jackets rather tacky.
This figure is not just for building a website.
It is for all spending with CGI Federal over the time that they have been doing business with the Federal government, including payments from fiscal years before Obamacare was even passed.
The figure is now being regurgitated by various right wing websites without anything that even passes for thinking.
And also now slashdot, which is disappointing.
"Exclusive 8.9" HDX display (2560x1600)"
Dear Laptops
Please increase your screen resolution to something usable.
Thanks
Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay were "Publius" not Patrick Henry.
As Frozen Sand have admitted that the culprit was someone on their own team then "leaked" or "pirated" would work well.
If Frozen Sand no longer have the code for Urban Terror then it has been stolen. If they still have the code then it has been copied.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
"Any headline which ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no."
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"Google has not publicly revealed an itemized list of its expenses, but the total bill included $2.9 million spent copying and organizing documents. According to the brief, the company juggled a mind-boggled 97 million documents during the case.""
Couldn't they have just put them on some sort of server and used some kind to search software to allow access.
I assume there will be a Steve Jobs has died story soon.
What is first post?
"Julius Assange"
Is he related to Julian Assange?
and next is 11.04 Natty Narwhal.
Can I suggest Obstreperous Orangutan for 11.10
I assumed that this was merely proposed and probably would not even get voted on but it actually passed.
http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/BillStatus.asp?DocNum=0046&GAID=10&DocTypeID=SR&LegID=40752&SessionID=76&SpecSess=&Session=&GA=96
Actions
Date Chamber Action
2/3/2009 Senate Filed with Secretary
2/3/2009 Senate Referred to Assignments
2/10/2009 Senate Assigned to Executive
2/19/2009 Senate Be Adopted Executive; 012-000-000
2/19/2009 Senate Placed on Calendar Order of Secretary's Desk Resolutions February 20, 2009
2/26/2009 Senate Resolution Adopted
I have found that using VPN and Remote Desktop Connection to my office desktop is a fairly easy way to work from home.
Apologies for the dumb question.
What actually makes up the kernel? If I am logged on to a unix/linux server what can I see that is part of the kernel?
On a HP box that I use (see below) are any of the listed processes part of the kernel?
$ uname -rs
HP-UX B.11.11
$ ps -ef
UID PID PPID C STIME TTY TIME COMMAND
root 0 0 0 Jan 11 ? 1:22 swapper
root 8 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 supsched
root 9 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 strmem
root 10 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 strweld
root 11 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 strfreebd
root 2 0 0 Jan 11 ? 2:33 vhand
root 3 0 0 Jan 11 ? 6:48 statdaemon
root 4 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:10 unhashdaemon
root 12 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 ttisr
root 13 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 ioconfigd
root 1 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:01 init
root 27 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 lvmkd
root 28 0 0 Jan 11 ? 0:00 lvmkd
The article talks about corporations that have laid off IT staff and replaced them with technologies like mashups and wikis that can help people get things done without involving IT.
And who is going to set up and maintain these "mashups" and "wikis", philosophy graduates?
The Civil War was about State Rights, not slavery.
States don't have rights. People have rights.