Another problem with those types of models is making sure that the customer data used is representative of the whole.
I've seen a system that used to extract a subset of the whole, but it unfortunately was not representative of all of the customers.
The reason that happened is that the bank did not want to dedicate the amount of DASD needed to process all of the customers.
So, it extracted a subset, which stupidly contained old customers, and no new customers.
It was not considered a mission-critical system, but that does not mean that management did not make poor decisions based upon the output of that system.
So, based upon that experience, I would have to say that Greenspan is correct, depending upon how much reliance the bank put into the output of that system.
I have been asked several times to publish the text so that I can make money off of it.
Why?
Why is someone asking you this?
Perhaps because they don't want the information to be freely
available. Perhaps they want to eventually hide and/or charge
for the information down the road.
If you can get far enough way from your universe, the questions may become
answerable. But since you are part of your universe, you can not observe
it from outside.
Actually, there are very few lightning events over the ocean
compared to over terra firma, but they do occur, especially
when you are trying to save important objects.
Slashdot Mirror
Yep, the Mars Rovers did not die before Vista came out.
They seem to be well engineered and have a longer shelf life.
They will be all over it.
If McCain gets over 120 Electoral College Votes, he
will have had a good day.
If you use OOXML, you can count on not being able to
read the document after 10 years (or less).
They are dreaming if they think sales are going to be good.
You have plenty of time, that '39' is in hexadecimal!
Another problem with those types of models is making sure
that the customer data used is representative of the whole.
I've seen a system that used to extract a subset of the whole,
but it unfortunately was not representative of all of the customers.
The reason that happened is that the bank did not want to
dedicate the amount of DASD needed to process all of the
customers.
So, it extracted a subset, which stupidly contained old customers,
and no new customers.
It was not considered a mission-critical system, but that
does not mean that management did not make poor decisions
based upon the output of that system.
So, based upon that experience, I would have to say that
Greenspan is correct, depending upon how much reliance the
bank put into the output of that system.
My candidate, that I heard is on the ballot everywhere,
will have a chance then.
Go Mickey Mouse!
You are totally misinformed. Today, the blogs provide
more accurate information than the 4th Estate.
Except Slashdot of course, that posted this major FUD article.
Check the map.
Why?
Why is someone asking you this?
Perhaps because they don't want the information to be freely available. Perhaps they want to eventually hide and/or charge for the information down the road.
Sound like RIAA/MPAA, DRM to you?
True. The old tree (England, Switzerland, Germany (and others)) is falling down.
Time to raise new trees.
The old model of how this planet has reached this stage
is no longer applicable nor energy or economically efficient.
(Is there a difference?)
The old model (command and control, centralized banking, MIC),
has been superseded by the reality of physics.
The earth is saying to you all:
"Captain, she's not gonna hold much longer!"
$darkside == $country && $enemy && $action && $secrecy && $$.
Venus! That's where I hear all the chicks are from.
A union of boiling oil and CEOs.
Deep-fried CEOs.
Sounds good on paper, but no one would like
the smell because the CEOs are all full of shit.
Microsoft needs an overhaul.
And it's coming in spades RSN.
You are an idiot. Please go fuck the reicht-wing talking point you rode in on.
Kudos sir or madam.
There exists no moderation high enough to do you honour.
(disregarding the next post that has the link)
One of these days they will get burned.
Link
At least the boot speedup. Slashdot-ed already.
If you can get far enough way from your universe, the questions may become answerable. But since you are part of your universe, you can not observe it from outside.
Actually, there are very few lightning events over the ocean compared to over terra firma, but they do occur, especially when you are trying to save important objects.
Ducks (G&R)
You got it. There is more to space than meets the eye.
Hence the fear-mongering of the Naughties.