1- People have a right to "peaceably" assemble under the first amendment to the US Constitution.
2- When their assembly is NOT peaceful, it is unlawful.
3- The US Supreme court has repeatedly held that blocking traffic, footpaths/sidewalks, business entrances, etc. are NOT considered peaceful, and are therefore unlawful.
4- These protestors were blocking a path.
5- The protestors were warned of the unlawfulness of their actions.
6- The protestors were warned they would be sprayed.
There are almost no black people in the Northwest tech cities. While filming the show "Leverage" in Portland they had to ask for more black extras for the backgrounds to make it look more "American".
Where I think AMD really fell behind was they were not able to afford the kind of R&D on the manufacturing side that Intel does for each new process.
This is why it's so good now to be at least a few process generations behind Intel. If you're on the rusty edge of fab technology you get Intelâ(TM)s old equipment for pennies on the dollar and it's been well maintained unlike used equipment from Asia.
NSA does not give a fuck about you and is not spying on you.
Thank you, who has time for local chatter when the hot stuff of a high level honey trap video feed needs to be reviewed frame by frame to extract the best blackmail pictures.
We mainly used UYK-20s with old UYK-7s for fire-control. Those babies could take abuse. We ran ours with battle-short switches enabled because in the comm shack it would get so hot the ECL chips on the CPU boards would give errors and halt unless you set it to run until the machine melted.
http://www.kh6bb.org/photos1.html Yea, we used tape readers for program loading, mainly mylar but as you said some patch tapes were paper.
was working with a system using magnetic core in 1991. IIRC there was 64000 30-bit words internal to the CPU crate and 2 external units of 256000 30-bit words. The system was phased out during 90s.
As anyone who hunts knows, the hardest part about putting a bullet on target is getting there and if you're a sniper getting out after the trigger is pulled.
Exactly this. The policies themselves are the dangers to human lives. Wikileaks exists to make sure this stuff gets out while the responsible parties can still be held accountable.
We are shocked, shocked that the diplomatic facade is really a facade and that countries only care about themselves. Yes, we are whores and make jokes about our johns but at least we won't steal your wallet.
NBC will probably sell it off at a huge loss in a year or two.
We can certainly hope so.
And if the new owners turn it into nothing more than a home for reruns of all of the Star Treks, Space 1999, UFO. Firefly, Lexx, Andromeda, FarScape, Bablyon 5, etc., that would be awesome, and probably pay off better than the current mess that's happening now. But if they could keep Eureka and Warehouse 13, that would be even better.
The lost code book means nothing. Hell, you can command the launch from pay phone in a whore house. The procedure is totally controlled using sealed authenticators and messages in special formats.
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Let me break this down to Barney level:
1- People have a right to "peaceably" assemble under the first amendment to the US Constitution.
2- When their assembly is NOT peaceful, it is unlawful.
3- The US Supreme court has repeatedly held that blocking traffic, footpaths/sidewalks, business entrances, etc. are NOT considered peaceful, and are therefore unlawful.
4- These protestors were blocking a path.
5- The protestors were warned of the unlawfulness of their actions.
6- The protestors were warned they would be sprayed.
7- The protestors got sprayed.
There are almost no black people in the Northwest tech cities. While filming the show "Leverage" in Portland they had to ask for more black extras for the backgrounds to make it look more "American".
http://blogtown.portlandmercury.com/BlogtownPDX/archives/2009/05/24/african-american-extras-needed-for-leverage
Where I think AMD really fell behind was they were not able to afford the kind of R&D on the manufacturing side that Intel does for each new process.
This is why it's so good now to be at least a few process generations behind Intel. If you're on the rusty edge of fab technology you get Intelâ(TM)s old equipment for pennies on the dollar and it's been well maintained unlike used equipment from Asia.
Wear that hat while dumping the old glowing bottles in the basement.
http://mdn.mainichi.jp/mdnnews/news/20111015p2a00m0na017000c.html
1st gen consumer ATSC cards started being released about 2004-5.
http://www.bbti.us/download/datasheets/Air2PC-ATSC-PCI.pdf
They work ok but are very sensitive to multipath. I still use a few in old HDTV servers.
NSA does not give a fuck about you and is not spying on you.
Thank you, who has time for local chatter when the hot stuff of a high level honey trap video feed needs to be reviewed frame by frame to extract the best blackmail pictures.
http://www.thespacereview.com/article/1360/1
Ferret ELINT operations in Iran.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Dark_Gene#Project_Ibex
We have a couple of years until these Chinese manage to reverse engineer the equipment that Applied Materials is selling them.
Even the Chinese don't double-cross the devil. Only God Intel has that power.
No. Just try to double-cross the devil. These kids won't know that hit em if they get out of line.
WikiLeaks has proven the old school saying about 'being cleared for Ridiculous'.
We mainly used UYK-20s with old UYK-7s for fire-control. Those babies could take abuse. We ran ours with battle-short switches enabled because in the comm shack it would get so hot the ECL chips on the CPU boards would give errors and halt unless you set it to run until the machine melted.
http://www.kh6bb.org/photos1.html
Yea, we used tape readers for program loading, mainly mylar but as you said some patch tapes were paper.
was working with a system using magnetic core in 1991. IIRC there was 64000 30-bit words internal to the CPU crate and 2 external units of 256000 30-bit words. The system was phased out during 90s.
UYK series?
As anyone who hunts knows, the hardest part about putting a bullet on target is getting there and if you're a sniper getting out after the trigger is pulled.
National had some the oldest fab equipment in the business. That place had equipment even China didn't want.
But you know what they say.
http://www.siliconvalleywatcher.com/mt/archives/2005/09/real_men_have_f.php
As I said before. http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1177241&cid=27351843
>>this research shows there is a direct relationship between boobs and the brain that warrants further study."
I suspected that all along.
http://www.khaaan.com/
Combine One-time pad encryption with PUF (non algorithmic processes) random key generation.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Unclonable_Function
Exactly this.
The policies themselves are the dangers to human lives. Wikileaks exists to make sure this stuff gets out while the responsible parties can still be held accountable.
We are shocked, shocked that the diplomatic facade is really a facade and that countries only care about themselves. Yes, we are whores and make jokes about our johns but at least we won't steal your wallet.
I mean seriously. Do people really fall for these scams?
Yes. http://www.katu.com/news/34292654.html
Spears fell victim to the "Nigerian scam," which is familiar to almost anyone who has ever had an e-mail account.
If we get hot female astronauts, skin tight bodysuits could protect from boner loss too.
thank you, thanks...I'll be here all week.
Protection from boner loss has always been a top priority.
http://ufoseries.com/movieClips/ellis.wmv
NBC will probably sell it off at a huge loss in a year or two.
We can certainly hope so.
And if the new owners turn it into nothing more than a home for reruns of all of the Star Treks, Space 1999, UFO. Firefly, Lexx, Andromeda, FarScape, Bablyon 5, etc., that would be awesome, and probably pay off better than the current mess that's happening now. But if they could keep Eureka and Warehouse 13, that would be even better.
Reruns of UFO would be great.
http://ufoseries.com/movieClips/ellis.wmv
The lost code book means nothing. Hell, you can command the launch from pay phone in a whore house. The procedure is totally controlled using sealed authenticators and messages in special formats.
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,101361-3,00.html
I had the combo to the outer SAS safe.
http://ufoseries.com/movieClips/ufoRawFootage.wmv
You forgot an actual reply... :)
I know, self-censored.
Some things are better left unsaid anyway.