If they don't have internet access, and no one tells them... how long will they sit out there? And then what type of a fit will they throw when they go to the correct theatre and there's already a line.
Frankly, Voyager is useless now, and money used to fund that project could be going to more worthwhile projects like the JPL rovers. The Voyager project was never meant to measure data outside of the solar system, but rather to gather data on the gas giants and outer planets. They accomplished that a long time ago.
Yes, but tell me, when is the next time we'll have a probe that far out in say, oh, the next 20-30 years?? While we're out there and it's sending data we might as well gather it. All data is new data that can be used. And as for "the original mission", don't forget the rovers were only supposed to be for about 90 days and look how much they've done.
That being said, I would never consider an implant unless I could be garunteed that it was not bi-directional. I only want it to recieve signals from my brain, not give feedback. I'll use my other senses for feedback in the meantime.
Reminds me of one time back in HS. We didn't like our CS teacher and for our final project in C every student put a call to INT 19 at the end of their code, so when she was through running and grading our program it'd reset her computer. I don't think she ever figured it out.
Yes that may be true, but i want to make sure my connection is not the bottle neck. So when I do happen to come across a server with that size pipe I will get the most available from it.
Wrong buddy. That's one thing I do keep up to date, in fact i just put together the PO for the renewal in march. So keep your smart ass comments to yourself.
Okay I must ask. If this attack comes across a port. Why in the world did you have that port open to the outside? Not trying to flame you, but a little common sense.
Funny you should say that about Pioneer... I bought a DV-525 when DVD players barely started becoming mainstream (circa 1998) and supprisingly enough it can handle any +/-RW media I throw at it. Kudos for Pioneer for that.
Freakiest thing that ever happened with Dr. Sbaitso was in middle school. We had it hooked up to a good pair of speakers and were making it say all sorts of things. Well one of my friends typed something bad and attempted to cover the speakers with his hands. Dr. Sbaitso replied "Get your hands off of me!" Needless to say we promptly backed away then turned off the system.
Because I don't go to boards like that. The best consulting jobs are on the side contacts that you make through your business or friends. People who can't afford you full time or aren't in need of an FTE's worth of work.
And it wasn't. Apperantly the drive crapped out a long time ago, and everything was running from memory. Btw the time I had to reboot it, the system wouldn't come back up. Finally got the company to cough up the money to get a Catalyst 3550 to replace it.
You know, funny you should say that. I had a PII-450 with 3x 3Com NICs running RRAS (Routing and Remote Access) on Win2K that I was using for an internal router for 3 different subnets for over 2 and a half years. It was shuttling the data between the subnets with virtually no latency and I never had any down time. Literally just set it and forget it. One of the few times I was seriously impressed by MS
Hey, there's nothing wrong with the fact that it's still shorts weather right now (San Antonio, today's high 91)
Where I am, we keep our office at about 71, which is a good working temp. Too warm and we fall asleep, too cold and our fingers can't move to type.
Also I don't know of a single building in SA (or other warm area) that doesn't have some form of HVAC, it's nessecary down here, so temps in the office are arbitrary. Maybe that's why warm areas are better because they can better control the temp and are not subject to conditions outside.
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If they don't have internet access, and no one tells them... how long will they sit out there?
And then what type of a fit will they throw when they go to the correct theatre and there's already a line.
Frankly, Voyager is useless now, and money used to fund that project could be going to more worthwhile projects like the JPL rovers. The Voyager project was never meant to measure data outside of the solar system, but rather to gather data on the gas giants and outer planets. They accomplished that a long time ago.
Yes, but tell me, when is the next time we'll have a probe that far out in say, oh, the next 20-30 years?? While we're out there and it's sending data we might as well gather it. All data is new data that can be used. And as for "the original mission", don't forget the rovers were only supposed to be for about 90 days and look how much they've done.
That being said, I would never consider an implant unless I could be garunteed that it was not bi-directional. I only want it to recieve signals from my brain, not give feedback. I'll use my other senses for feedback in the meantime.
I read the headline as "SLI Printer" and was wondering why would you want that dramatic of a speed enhancment with printing.
Reminds me of one time back in HS. We didn't like our CS teacher and for our final project in C every student put a call to INT 19 at the end of their code, so when she was through running and grading our program it'd reset her computer. I don't think she ever figured it out.
Yes that may be true, but i want to make sure my connection is not the bottle neck. So when I do happen to come across a server with that size pipe I will get the most available from it.
Wrong buddy. That's one thing I do keep up to date, in fact i just put together the PO for the renewal in march. So keep your smart ass comments to yourself.
Okay, so I'm being lazy and don't want to call them. Know anything about 9.0.2.1000?
Okay I must ask. If this attack comes across a port. Why in the world did you have that port open to the outside? Not trying to flame you, but a little common sense.
Ah, never underestimate the stupidity of horny people.
Funny you should say that about Pioneer... I bought a DV-525 when DVD players barely started becoming mainstream (circa 1998) and supprisingly enough it can handle any +/-RW media I throw at it. Kudos for Pioneer for that.
Freakiest thing that ever happened with Dr. Sbaitso was in middle school. We had it hooked up to a good pair of speakers and were making it say all sorts of things. Well one of my friends typed something bad and attempted to cover the speakers with his hands. Dr. Sbaitso replied "Get your hands off of me!" Needless to say we promptly backed away then turned off the system.
Because I don't go to boards like that. The best consulting jobs are on the side contacts that you make through your business or friends. People who can't afford you full time or aren't in need of an FTE's worth of work.
Consulting... what better way to get paid 3x - 4x of what you make for doing the exact same thing. :)
How the fuck did my post get modded "Informative" ?!?!?
And it wasn't. Apperantly the drive crapped out a long time ago, and everything was running from memory. Btw the time I had to reboot it, the system wouldn't come back up. Finally got the company to cough up the money to get a Catalyst 3550 to replace it.
M@ couldn't compete with Cisco, Juniper, etc...
You know, funny you should say that. I had a PII-450 with 3x 3Com NICs running RRAS (Routing and Remote Access) on Win2K that I was using for an internal router for 3 different subnets for over 2 and a half years. It was shuttling the data between the subnets with virtually no latency and I never had any down time. Literally just set it and forget it. One of the few times I was seriously impressed by MS
The link doesn't work... Got a working link, very tempted to deploy
Hey, there's nothing wrong with the fact that it's still shorts weather right now (San Antonio, today's high 91)
Where I am, we keep our office at about 71, which is a good working temp. Too warm and we fall asleep, too cold and our fingers can't move to type.
Also I don't know of a single building in SA (or other warm area) that doesn't have some form of HVAC, it's nessecary down here, so temps in the office are arbitrary. Maybe that's why warm areas are better because they can better control the temp and are not subject to conditions outside.
maybe 60 billion dollars of cash ; )
You forgot to hold your pinky to your mouth as you said that.
Actually the Mercedes SL and some E Classes use brake by wire.
This may sound bad, but unless the FBI is after a mass murderer; Spam affects more people. So it is in the best interest to offer more money.
"I'm afraid I'll be waiting for the day when George reconsiders and releases the untouched originals."
Riiight, you do that... can you also let me know when Duke Nukem Forever comes out?
Finally! HD Ameteur Pr0n!!!!
Scotty is an Engineer and Kirk is just management :)
Yeah, and Kirk's the one who always got laid... still doesn't say much for the geeks.