There are people lining up to work at oil drilling sites/refineries, nuclear plants, paper mills, all kinds of shitty places.
And its go boys go They'll time your every breath And every day in this place your two days near to death But you go
Well a process man am I and I'm tellin' you no lie I work and breathe among the fumes that tread across the sky There's thunder all around me and there's poison in the air There's a lousy smell that smacks of hell and dust all in me hair
Well I've worked among the spitters and I breathe the oily smoke I've shovelled up the gypsum and it neigh 'on makes you choke I've stood knee deep cyanide, got sick with a caustic burn Been working rough, I've seen enough, to make your stomach turn
There's overtime and bonus opportunities galore The young men like their money and they all come back for more But soon your knocking on and you look older than you should For every bob made on the job, you pay with flesh and blood
Well a process man am I and I'm telling you no lie I work and breathe among the fumes that tread across the sky There's thunder all around me and there's poison in the air There's a lousy smell that smacks of hell and dust all in me hair
Not everything works in all markets. Your local Home Depot probably won't carry this product. Hardware stores in Arizona probably don't stock snow blowers.
Seriously, every platform is a mix of good and bad. It's a way to get stuff done, you don't have to marry your platform and pretend it has no problems, ever.
3.3 - Does OpenBSD provide an ISO image for download? Starting with OpenBSD 4.2, for select platforms, yes!
Users of the alpha, amd64, hppa, i386, macppc, sparc and sparc64 platforms can now download and install ISO image which can be used to create a CD-ROM that can boot and install all of OpenBSD.
Note, this ISO is not the same as the official CD set. These images are for single platforms, and do not include any of the pre-compiled packages, stickers, or artwork that the official CD set does.
As before, however, ISO file installation is NOT the optimum installation method for many people. It is still usually faster and simpler to download the boot media and then install just the portions needed. However, for those who wish to do a number of installations, or can not figure out how to drop ten files on a CD-ROM or set up a local FTP server, ISOs are available.
The OpenBSD project does not make the ISO images used to master the official CDs available for download. The reason is simply that we would like you to buy the CD sets to help fund ongoing OpenBSD development. The official OpenBSD CD-ROM layout is copyright Theo de Raadt. Theo does not permit people to redistribute images of the official OpenBSD CDs. As an incentive for people to buy the CD set, some extras are included in the package as well (artwork, stickers etc).
Note that only the CD layout is copyrighted, OpenBSD itself is free. Nothing precludes someone else from downloading OpenBSD and making their own CD.
For those that need a bootable CD for their system, bootdisk ISO images (named cd45.iso) are available for a number of platforms which will then permit the rest of the system to be installed via FTP. These ISO images are only a few megabytes in size, and contain just the installation tools, not the actual file sets.
I didn't say the rules made sense, I'm just pointing out that "presumption of innocence" and publication bans are for criminal law, not civil - it's apples and oranges.
If I hadn't bought a new PC I probably wouldn't have bothered to reformat and upgrade, but I just couldn't see installing W2K on a new machine in 2007.
It doesn't hurt anyone if a few really sophisticated developers roll their own really efficient threading in a few apps.
The idea here is for every 2-bit Mac developer to have idiot-proof threading at their fingertips, so even trivial apps are multithreaded, which means less time with your CPU meter stuck at 50% or 25% or whatever.
It doesn't need to run off batteries, either, so as long as it doesn't cause your lights to dim or make the lounge room into a sauna, who cares how much power it draws?
I care about heat, because the console is sharing a cabinet with a PVR, stereo receiver, etc.
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edit feature? So we can go back to all our highly modded posts and replace them with ASCII goatse pics?
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Clearly the state is spending lots of money on the education system.
He wants IMAP, does your setup share email?
Ultima Underworld was 3d, a much nicer engine then Wolfenstein.
That's how it works in XP, and a long time before that.
I can't remember for sure, but I think that behavior goes back to Win 3.x.
Pay a good wage, and people will come.
There are people lining up to work at oil drilling sites/refineries, nuclear plants, paper mills, all kinds of shitty places.
And its go boys go
They'll time your every breath
And every day in this place your two days near to death
But you go
Well a process man am I and I'm tellin' you no lie
I work and breathe among the fumes that tread across the sky
There's thunder all around me and there's poison in the air
There's a lousy smell that smacks of hell and dust all in me hair
Well I've worked among the spitters and I breathe the oily smoke
I've shovelled up the gypsum and it neigh 'on makes you choke
I've stood knee deep cyanide, got sick with a caustic burn
Been working rough, I've seen enough, to make your stomach turn
There's overtime and bonus opportunities galore
The young men like their money and they all come back for more
But soon your knocking on and you look older than you should
For every bob made on the job, you pay with flesh and blood
Well a process man am I and I'm telling you no lie
I work and breathe among the fumes that tread across the sky
There's thunder all around me and there's poison in the air
There's a lousy smell that smacks of hell and dust all in me hair
Not everything works in all markets. Your local Home Depot probably won't carry this product. Hardware stores in Arizona probably don't stock snow blowers.
Have you tried lying to Windows, pretend it's a LJ5 or LJ4.
A "small business" or bottom tier business class printer can be a nice tradeoff of price and quality.
I think he liked LISP machines...
Seriously, every platform is a mix of good and bad. It's a way to get stuff done, you don't have to marry your platform and pretend it has no problems, ever.
That's about the same as the PS/2 model 80 towers. They had a handle built into the top of the case.
perhaps unquestionably?
from the OpenBSD FAQ:
3.3 - Does OpenBSD provide an ISO image for download?
Starting with OpenBSD 4.2, for select platforms, yes!
Users of the alpha, amd64, hppa, i386, macppc, sparc and sparc64 platforms can now download and install ISO image which can be used to create a CD-ROM that can boot and install all of OpenBSD.
Note, this ISO is not the same as the official CD set. These images are for single platforms, and do not include any of the pre-compiled packages, stickers, or artwork that the official CD set does.
As before, however, ISO file installation is NOT the optimum installation method for many people. It is still usually faster and simpler to download the boot media and then install just the portions needed. However, for those who wish to do a number of installations, or can not figure out how to drop ten files on a CD-ROM or set up a local FTP server, ISOs are available.
The OpenBSD project does not make the ISO images used to master the official CDs available for download. The reason is simply that we would like you to buy the CD sets to help fund ongoing OpenBSD development. The official OpenBSD CD-ROM layout is copyright Theo de Raadt. Theo does not permit people to redistribute images of the official OpenBSD CDs. As an incentive for people to buy the CD set, some extras are included in the package as well (artwork, stickers etc).
Note that only the CD layout is copyrighted, OpenBSD itself is free. Nothing precludes someone else from downloading OpenBSD and making their own CD.
For those that need a bootable CD for their system, bootdisk ISO images (named cd45.iso) are available for a number of platforms which will then permit the rest of the system to be installed via FTP. These ISO images are only a few megabytes in size, and contain just the installation tools, not the actual file sets.
I didn't say the rules made sense, I'm just pointing out that "presumption of innocence" and publication bans are for criminal law, not civil - it's apples and oranges.
Civil law vs. criminal law. Huge difference.
If I hadn't bought a new PC I probably wouldn't have bothered to reformat and upgrade, but I just couldn't see installing W2K on a new machine in 2007.
Does it play Civ 4 and City of Heroes?
Yeah but hardly any bugfixes make it to W2K these days, why tempt fate?
How very serendipitous for Microsoft, people now have a reason to upgrade from XP.
I ran W2K on my desktop until a couple of years ago, i.e. until the patches stopped coming W2K did everything I needed.
Guess I'll have to consider Win7 now...
It's easy to forget just how fast modern machines are. Back in the day, ftp.cdrom.com pushed ~1TB a day from 1 box, a 200-MHz P6 Pentium Pro.
(yeah yeah, ftp.cdrom.com had industrial quality I/O)
It doesn't hurt anyone if a few really sophisticated developers roll their own really efficient threading in a few apps.
The idea here is for every 2-bit Mac developer to have idiot-proof threading at their fingertips, so even trivial apps are multithreaded, which means less time with your CPU meter stuck at 50% or 25% or whatever.
ssh, or RS232 in a pinch.
How does the avatar creation compare to City of Heroes?
You're not going to many page hits with an attitude like that.
Won't someone think of the page hits!
It doesn't need to run off batteries, either, so as long as it doesn't cause your lights to dim or make the lounge room into a sauna, who cares how much power it draws?
I care about heat, because the console is sharing a cabinet with a PVR, stereo receiver, etc.