Then change your business to penalizing the high downloaders by throttling them if they exceed a daily/monthly limit. It's called changing your business model to suit the market. If all the businesses don't change then the large businesses lose money and the small players will be forced out.
From that article... "But having averted the danger of overpopulation, the world now faces the opposite problem: an aging and declining population." (Written by another corporate sponsored lapdog working for the "New American" think-tank)
In the article, it was estimated that the U.S. was going to reach a peak of 1.1Billion... where a city the size of New York is built every 10 months.
Yeah, sounds like an underpopulation problem to me. The article had very rose colored glasses on and completely ignored major factors, like overcrowding and deterioration of available physical resources.
Overpopulation is not just a problem in the future, it's a problem now, dammit.
Well, sort of. Government giving protections to corporations is a characteristic of fascism (so is obsession of national security, dictatorial leadership, nationalism, disdain of individual human rights...) but not free markets/trade.
I think this government has it's own classification. Maybe neo-corporatism?
Nope, there are several IBM apps we have investigated that are not running in linux390. Especially server instances and protection modules in the Tivoli suite .
At about 220 civilian dead now for a country of under 25 million, compared to 3000 or so for a country of 300 million, I'd say the comparison is about right.
So you are stating that the U.S. are no better than the terrorists?
BTW. There has been NO links from Iraq to Al Qaeda. There are, however, links to the Iraq to the oil industry.
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Regardless it is a joke and they picked an appropriate day to start it.
Bad analogy ... packaging/logistics is not going to cost 1/10.
Then change your business to penalizing the high downloaders by throttling them if they exceed a daily/monthly limit.
It's called changing your business model to suit the market.
If all the businesses don't change then the large businesses lose money and the small players will be forced out.
you have enough points for a McCain 2008 bumper sticker, a few more points and you can qualify for a McCain 2008 coffee mug
From that article ... "But having averted the danger of overpopulation, the world now faces the opposite problem: an aging and declining population." (Written by another corporate sponsored lapdog working for the "New American" think-tank)
... where a city the size of New York is built every 10 months.
In the article, it was estimated that the U.S. was going to reach a peak of 1.1Billion
Yeah, sounds like an underpopulation problem to me. The article had very rose colored glasses on and completely ignored major factors, like overcrowding and deterioration of available physical resources.
Overpopulation is not just a problem in the future, it's a problem now, dammit.
But when are they going to release the head-attached laser beams for my sharks?
Well, sort of. Government giving protections to corporations is a characteristic of fascism (so is obsession of national security, dictatorial leadership, nationalism, disdain of individual human rights ...) but not free markets/trade.
I think this government has it's own classification. Maybe neo-corporatism?
By "quite new" I think you mean it got released about 15 years ago.
you could always finance it ... there plenty of money that used to be available from the Subprime Mortgage industry
So where did I put those frikin sharks?
I want a bazooka one
... he says that while spending endless hours sitting in front of the 'puter waiting for First Post
Or when Walmart opened up and half the retail shops went down the toilet.
Well there's always Opera?
But in your case, they could only make it out if the camera could do 10 Mexapixel macro shots.
By the way, this guy was a former fan of the Cringley fanclub until he started attacking IBM a couple weeks ago.
;)
(I know you hurt there at the moment Gab
Yep He's had a amazing long career http://msn-uk.imdb.com/name/nm1342014/
... http://www.usatoday.com/life/movies/news/2003-03-1 9-mocap_x.htm
... or IS his publicity his creditted acting career?
err, even that was uncredited
I think he should be known as the Uncreditted Virtual Actor.
So far his publicity exceeds his acting career
Navies make war on boats. These guys will make war on the Internet.
Get the idea?
Navies also have submarines, they have combat in subs.
Same with tanks, planes etc.
Damn , no First Post menu option.
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And how about "Auto-troll", "Mod This Up", "Your Momma"
They dress funny. Like Yahoo Serious.
why ... A digital Strategy initiative was presented in Parliament and one of the Green Politicians commented on it http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PA0505/S00385.htm
also where have you seen the NZ Green Party discuss Union Labour ?
Read the above article and you will see the motivation.
Just read about the history of English to appreciate how messed up it is.
And then you will see why a lot of the spelling and grammatical rules seem to contradict themselves.
Nope, there are several IBM apps we have investigated that are not running in linux390. Especially server instances and protection modules in the Tivoli suite .
So you are stating that the U.S. are no better than the terrorists?
BTW. There has been NO links from Iraq to Al Qaeda. There are, however, links to the Iraq to the oil industry.
Yep and they are a cost-cutting airline.
Also, it would be really difficult to make those mid-range machines work in a Sev1 solution. They have probably extended the RTO because of that.