So if you don't want to live like "sardines in a can," which is not what living in an apartment is, but whatever... then you should have to bear the extra costs associated with living a more environmentally damaging lifestyle. Too bad we long ago decided to subsidize suburbia and exurbia.
Penalties for crack are much worse than penalties for other types of cocaine, for example. This isn't exactly what GP said, but you get the idea. So black folks disproportionately end up in jail often because of prejudiced juries, but they stay there because of penalties.
This was one of our IT assistant director's ideas. I was uncomfortable about it from moment 1, but I did as asked. Someone about a year later looked at me like I was crazy when I said that that's what happened and told me to disable the account immediately.
I don't know why I'd want a former employee logging in, ever.
I preferred it when I was learning on IRIX in high school. The sysadmin there had me do a Solaris 2.5.1 install and told me to try to edit some files after it came up, and quickly I saw why any allegiance to pico was a problem. Nowadays I'm flustered if it comes up by accident (oddly enough, some versions of Linux appear to have EDITOR=nano).
I recently worked with a server that has one, though I couldn't tell you what model. OpenManage is the software that installs on the OS to configure the LOM.
I'm not trying to be a grammar nazi here... but does anyone know if that's the proper use of the word digress? I've never seen it used that way before and was thrown.
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Urban sprawl is your project, eh? Awesome.
I am very much willing to bet that that's not correct.
I call bullshit on the heating and cooling costs. Apartment life is much more energy efficient for heating and cooling.
And the rest of it? Really, stop bitching.
Most people for whom transit is not reasonable moved to the wrong place.
That's complete bullshit, unsupportable, and backwards.
And you'd drive in a major city why?
So if you don't want to live like "sardines in a can," which is not what living in an apartment is, but whatever... then you should have to bear the extra costs associated with living a more environmentally damaging lifestyle. Too bad we long ago decided to subsidize suburbia and exurbia.
I can choose not to drive on the roads. I can choose to buy locally sourced foods. I cannot choose to not get sick, in many cases.
Oh, yeah, totally. We're about to get invaded ANY SECOND now, right?
So it's all or nothing? A lot of the pollution comes from food transit too, which theoretically a tax on the use of fuel would punish as well.
...can't afford the big god damn house they want near where they work, is really what I think you normally mean.
I find checkpoints annoying, and I don't drink and drive. Seems to me if I want to know how to avoid them, I should be able.
I can't believe Bryce prefers Van Patten's business card to mine. :(
Don't think that might have anything to do with money instead, eh?
Penalties for crack are much worse than penalties for other types of cocaine, for example. This isn't exactly what GP said, but you get the idea. So black folks disproportionately end up in jail often because of prejudiced juries, but they stay there because of penalties.
This was one of our IT assistant director's ideas. I was uncomfortable about it from moment 1, but I did as asked. Someone about a year later looked at me like I was crazy when I said that that's what happened and told me to disable the account immediately.
I don't know why I'd want a former employee logging in, ever.
I preferred it when I was learning on IRIX in high school. The sysadmin there had me do a Solaris 2.5.1 install and told me to try to edit some files after it came up, and quickly I saw why any allegiance to pico was a problem. Nowadays I'm flustered if it comes up by accident (oddly enough, some versions of Linux appear to have EDITOR=nano).
What about those methods are old and crappy exactly?
The HP N4000 we had was about 20 mins to reboot. I generally discovered that when I was not careful with focus-follows-mouse.
Don't feel bad. I have a relatively low ID and I'm not yet 30.
Hasn't anyone else ever heard of wakeonlan?
I think that you can access the console before you have the software installed too. I haven't read up too closely.
I recently worked with a server that has one, though I couldn't tell you what model. OpenManage is the software that installs on the OS to configure the LOM.
I'm not trying to be a grammar nazi here... but does anyone know if that's the proper use of the word digress? I've never seen it used that way before and was thrown.
Most people played the Apple II version, I would figure. It's in the article that way as well.