Take it off the wall and throw it away. Use your cell phone or your watch for timekeeping. Problem solved.
Or perhaps a desktop computer? But, the clock predates him, so we don't know by how much, so if the wall it hangs on has gotten faded or dingy over time there may be a nasty shadow remaining when he takes the clock down. I would rather see the broken clock.
Also, he needs to look up the word "actuarial". I work with some real actuaries, and what they do has nothing to do with what he (appears to be) talking about.
Mod parent up! A poster that backtracks on his own post: +1 A poster that backtracks his own post and find fault in it (instead of ignoring anything going agains his/her original argument): +1 again A poster that actually posts again saying 'my mistake': priceless??
That reminds me of my HTC Kaiser (no relation). It was Windows Mobile but I got some early Cyanogen builds running on it. Then I had a Desire HD (no relation to yours) which was a solid Android phone, even without the slide out keyboard. After that I had the One M7 which ran like a champ right up until I lost it off a roller coaster. The theme park staff found it a month later and mailed it to me, in perfect working order.
However, in the mean time I needed a phone, and the One M9 just didn't impress me that much. I wound up with a Samsung S6 Active. So far so good.
Money isn't that bad a negative proxy for support, since if you can't raise money you don't have much popular support. (It doesn't work the other way.)
But money is a terrible positive proxy, precisely because it doesn't work the other way. Lessig does not want to BE president, and has indicated so by way of his promise to resign. But Lessig's issue needs to be heard, and the other candidates need to respond in a meaningful way, and the debate stage (this one or the next one) is the place where that is most likely to happen.
If he can raise significant amounts of money, he can run his own ads. If he makes a decent showing in a primary or in state caucuses, he has some claim to be heard.
Your statement is the exact catch-22 that is keeping him out of the debates, and it is a further example of how money has become the gatekeeper for our entire political system. This is the corruption that Lessig is fighting against.
He should use those talents to try to educate people that the "Two Party" system is a cabal of political oligarchs who fleece the people by convincing them they have a choice when in reality there is only "fork over your money or something bad might happen".
That is exactly what he is trying to do, but he needs to get in front of the cameras on the debate stage to do it.
I was under the impression (having actually read The Mythical Man Month) that the premise actually was "adding manpower to a late software project makes it later" which is not the premise being discussed here.
That is correct, along with my favorite paraphrase, "Programming time is not fungible". Regarding the summary, perhaps the author should seek the advice of The Doctor: "Answers are easy. It's asking the right questions which is hard."
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If you're in a penitentiary that doesn't allow phones inside for security reasons, that wall clock, or wristwatch, is a handy thing.
FTFY
Take it off the wall and throw it away. Use your cell phone or your watch for timekeeping. Problem solved.
Or perhaps a desktop computer? But, the clock predates him, so we don't know by how much, so if the wall it hangs on has gotten faded or dingy over time there may be a nasty shadow remaining when he takes the clock down. I would rather see the broken clock.
Now all we need is computers, Internet services and Wi-Fi networks that can actually harness such performance in the first place.
Now all we need is someone willing to run fiber to my house.
I still have my DeCSS t-shirt to prove it.
even some 50 years later
That's 48 years, you insensitive clod!
New Einstein meme: The Most Interesting Physicist in the World.
"I'm not always wrong, but when I am, it's because I was right before."
but there is some use for a -1, Clearly And Definitely Flat Wrong And Probably Libel mod.
The word you are looking for is "-1, Troll"
All your vote are belong to Hillary?
Also, he needs to look up the word "actuarial". I work with some real actuaries, and what they do has nothing to do with what he (appears to be) talking about.
AKA Scrapheap Challenge.
... in Soviet Russia?
Mod parent up!
A poster that backtracks on his own post: +1
A poster that backtracks his own post and find fault in it (instead of ignoring anything going agains his/her original argument): +1 again
A poster that actually posts again saying 'my mistake': priceless??
3. ???
4. PROFIT!
That reminds me of my HTC Kaiser (no relation). It was Windows Mobile but I got some early Cyanogen builds running on it. Then I had a Desire HD (no relation to yours) which was a solid Android phone, even without the slide out keyboard. After that I had the One M7 which ran like a champ right up until I lost it off a roller coaster. The theme park staff found it a month later and mailed it to me, in perfect working order.
However, in the mean time I needed a phone, and the One M9 just didn't impress me that much. I wound up with a Samsung S6 Active. So far so good.
Penetration is my problem
So are you saying you need a longer antenna?
Research indicates that circumference is just as important as length.
Of an antenna.
Totally not offtopic, just a riff on an offtopic meme,
Hail Hydra.
BTW: taking into account the age of the systems I can make a bet they use HP-UX since I worked on both systems 'in parallel' in the early nineties.
Really? You've been around that long, and still have not learned not to feed the trolls?
2. The very word 'unbreakable' is misleading - as nothing, absolutely nothing - is unbreakable, in the tech scene
Yes, but anything that you can refer to as "breakable" encryption is really no encryption at all.
And even if you are paranoid, somebody might still be out to get you.
Money isn't that bad a negative proxy for support, since if you can't raise money you don't have much popular support. (It doesn't work the other way.)
But money is a terrible positive proxy, precisely because it doesn't work the other way. Lessig does not want to BE president, and has indicated so by way of his promise to resign. But Lessig's issue needs to be heard, and the other candidates need to respond in a meaningful way, and the debate stage (this one or the next one) is the place where that is most likely to happen.
Maybe sooner. Maybe this March issue with no nudity is just the setup for ...
the best ...
April Fool's Joke ...
OF ALL TIME!!!!!
If he can raise significant amounts of money, he can run his own ads. If he makes a decent showing in a primary or in state caucuses, he has some claim to be heard.
Your statement is the exact catch-22 that is keeping him out of the debates, and it is a further example of how money has become the gatekeeper for our entire political system. This is the corruption that Lessig is fighting against.
He should use those talents to try to educate people that the "Two Party" system is a cabal of political oligarchs who fleece the people by convincing them they have a choice when in reality there is only "fork over your money or something bad might happen".
That is exactly what he is trying to do, but he needs to get in front of the cameras on the debate stage to do it.
Experiment 626 is what we are really anxious to hear about.
I was under the impression (having actually read The Mythical Man Month) that the premise actually was "adding manpower to a late software project makes it later" which is not the premise being discussed here.
That is correct, along with my favorite paraphrase, "Programming time is not fungible". Regarding the summary, perhaps the author should seek the advice of The Doctor: "Answers are easy. It's asking the right questions which is hard."
which address the issue of pointer ownership.
I own the pointers, they're all mine!
ALL YOUR POINTERS ARE BELONG TO US!