Re:The real 90s versus outdated 00s software
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Java Is So 90s
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"joys of Perl".... that makes me shudder. I learned how to program with Perl. Took me forever to unlearn the "Perl" way and start programming the "right" way.;)
It isn't as cut and dry as that. If a woman isn't ready for motherhood then there is a good possibility she will not be a good mother. Then you have a child raised poorly which hurts soceity as a whole. Another situation is that there isn't enough money availible from the mother/father to raise a child. This results in a drain on the welfare system; basically making the taxpayers responsible for the child. It isn't a perfect world. In such a world abortion would never happen. My point is simply that just because a group of people disagrees with the practice it makes it no more of a wrong choice for others. If everyone would mind their own business more often there would be a lot less conflict in the world.
I also find it interesting that I was moderated as flamebait for offering an opinion different from the original poster's. People are way too unaccepting of alternative ideas.
As inflamitory as the following may be to you, you post is equally inflamitory to me. In my viewpoint pregnancy is a medical condition, and a cureable one at that. It should not matter if that cure is morally offensive to you or I as we are not the one making the decission. Morals are a personal thing and I don't believe they should be forced upon others. You may want to compare it to murder, but in my mind I can see a difference. If you are morally objectional to abortion, please don't have one, but please do not try to make that decission for everyone.
That would be up to Congress now wouldn't it? But of course that won't happen because Congress is filled with Republicans. Did you ever hear me say it was a perfect system? I think our political system sucks... don't blame me.
Impeachment is the process by which a legislative body formally levels charges against a high official of government. Impeachment does not necessarily mean removal from office; it comprises only a formal statement of charges, akin to an indictment in criminal law, and thus is only the first step towards possible removal. Once an individual is impeached, he or she must then face the possibility of conviction via legislative vote, which then entails the removal of the individual from office.
Washington D.C. criminal codes:
22-201. Adultery Definition and penalty.
Whoever commits adultery in the District shall, on conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceeding $500, or by imprisonment not exceeding 180 days, or both; and when the act is committed between a married person and a person who is unmarried both parties to such act shall be deemed guilty of adultery.
The President was indicted for a crime... seems only right to me.
I might be treading into the realm of flaimbait here, but I will proceed anyway. The reporter for this story found out about the miscount somehow and my bet is that it was a Democrat that tipped him off. Had it been a miscount in Kerry's favor a Democrat wouldn't tip a reporter off and, at least in my experience, neither would a Republican. A republican would have nothing to gain, their candidate already won. On the total reversal, if Kerry had won, a Replublican STILL wouldn't have tipped a reporter off.. at least in my opinion. This is simply because, as Democrat friends of mine have said, "Democrats are whiners.".
I somehow doubt we will be seeing any stories about how a voting machine accidentally gave Kerry more votes. All machine malfunctions will magically go towards discrediting the "unpopular" candidate.
Just my two cents anyway... and as a side note I voted a straight Republican ticket with the exception of Kerry for President.
So you think 'apt-get install mozilla-firefox' is more difficult than opening your web browser, going to mozilla.org, clicking the windows download link, saving the installer to disk, double-clicking the installer, and clicking next 4-5 times.
"Do you allow source code changes to be submitted for inclusion into Cosmoe?"
"...This question gets asked a lot simply because Kurt Skauen, the author of Atheos (on which Cosmoe was largely based) did not allow changes to be submitted..."
I can beat that, I'm making $6000 less now than I did 3.5 years ago. But when you're laid-off for almost 7 months due to a company outsourcing your job you will take what comes your way.
I once worked with a guy who was still in technical college who had listed as a skill on his resume: "Capible of runing thousands of feet of network cable".
The QNX Neutrino RTOS supports numerous processors from the x86/Pentium, PowerPC, ARM, StrongARM, XScale, MIPS, and SH-4 processor families. In addition, the QNX Momentics development suite provides board-support packages for a large variety of reference boards.
That's great with IPv4's 4.2 billion addresses, so if we handed one IP to each person to use for NAT, what will the other 2 billion (at time of this posting) do?
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"joys of Perl".... that makes me shudder. I learned how to program with Perl. Took me forever to unlearn the "Perl" way and start programming the "right" way. ;)
LVM/Software RAID over Linux NBD.... ok it might suck, but I think it would work.
Of course I'm sure the efficiecy comes from humans weighing signifcantly less than the average car.
Humans are way more energy efficient than cars. Assuming a human could run at 60mph, and assuming gasoline could be comsumed rather than food:
.653 * 60 = 7836 kCal (calories). This is about 23.75% of a gallon. About 252.68 miles/gallon.
1 gallon of gasoline contains 33000 kCal (calories).
A human burns 0.653 kCal (calories) per mile per pound of body weight.
Assume a 200 pound man.
200 *
Love the reference... if I had points I'd mod you up.
It isn't as cut and dry as that. If a woman isn't ready for motherhood then there is a good possibility she will not be a good mother. Then you have a child raised poorly which hurts soceity as a whole. Another situation is that there isn't enough money availible from the mother/father to raise a child. This results in a drain on the welfare system; basically making the taxpayers responsible for the child. It isn't a perfect world. In such a world abortion would never happen. My point is simply that just because a group of people disagrees with the practice it makes it no more of a wrong choice for others. If everyone would mind their own business more often there would be a lot less conflict in the world.
I also find it interesting that I was moderated as flamebait for offering an opinion different from the original poster's. People are way too unaccepting of alternative ideas.
As inflamitory as the following may be to you, you post is equally inflamitory to me. In my viewpoint pregnancy is a medical condition, and a cureable one at that. It should not matter if that cure is morally offensive to you or I as we are not the one making the decission. Morals are a personal thing and I don't believe they should be forced upon others. You may want to compare it to murder, but in my mind I can see a difference. If you are morally objectional to abortion, please don't have one, but please do not try to make that decission for everyone.
I second OpenVPN. I've been using it quite awhile and it seems to work great. Cross-platform too.
That would be up to Congress now wouldn't it? But of course that won't happen because Congress is filled with Republicans. Did you ever hear me say it was a perfect system? I think our political system sucks... don't blame me.
Probably the same reason FOX News takes so much heat from liberals. Nobody likes a story when it isn't slanted in their direction.
Ok.. I'm going to bite.
From Wikipedia:
Impeachment is the process by which a legislative body formally levels charges against a high official of government. Impeachment does not necessarily mean removal from office; it comprises only a formal statement of charges, akin to an indictment in criminal law, and thus is only the first step towards possible removal. Once an individual is impeached, he or she must then face the possibility of conviction via legislative vote, which then entails the removal of the individual from office.
Washington D.C. criminal codes:
22-201. Adultery Definition and penalty. Whoever commits adultery in the District shall, on conviction thereof, be punished by a fine not exceeding $500, or by imprisonment not exceeding 180 days, or both; and when the act is committed between a married person and a person who is unmarried both parties to such act shall be deemed guilty of adultery.
The President was indicted for a crime... seems only right to me.
I might be treading into the realm of flaimbait here, but I will proceed anyway. The reporter for this story found out about the miscount somehow and my bet is that it was a Democrat that tipped him off. Had it been a miscount in Kerry's favor a Democrat wouldn't tip a reporter off and, at least in my experience, neither would a Republican. A republican would have nothing to gain, their candidate already won. On the total reversal, if Kerry had won, a Replublican STILL wouldn't have tipped a reporter off.. at least in my opinion. This is simply because, as Democrat friends of mine have said, "Democrats are whiners.".
YMMV and all that jazz.
Sure... as soon as the liberal media reports such an event, I'll get right on it. :)
I somehow doubt we will be seeing any stories about how a voting machine accidentally gave Kerry more votes. All machine malfunctions will magically go towards discrediting the "unpopular" candidate.
Just my two cents anyway... and as a side note I voted a straight Republican ticket with the exception of Kerry for President.
So you think 'apt-get install mozilla-firefox' is more difficult than opening your web browser, going to mozilla.org, clicking the windows download link, saving the installer to disk, double-clicking the installer, and clicking next 4-5 times.
apt-get seems easier to me.
Yep.. its true, from the FAQ:
"Do you allow source code changes to be submitted for inclusion into Cosmoe?"
"...This question gets asked a lot simply because Kurt Skauen, the author of Atheos (on which Cosmoe was largely based) did not allow changes to be submitted..."
Syllable is getting more press than the other AtheOS fork Cosmoe.
"On a bright, sunny day, the sun shines approximately 1,000 watts of energy per square meter of the planet's surface"
I can beat that, I'm making $6000 less now than I did 3.5 years ago. But when you're laid-off for almost 7 months due to a company outsourcing your job you will take what comes your way.
I once worked with a guy who was still in technical college who had listed as a skill on his resume: "Capible of runing thousands of feet of network cable".
I always found it funny for some reason.
"Javascript" was originally LiveScript and the name was changed by Netscape as a marketing ploy, not Sun.
> What hardware does QNX Neutrino support?
The QNX Neutrino RTOS supports numerous processors from the x86/Pentium, PowerPC, ARM, StrongARM, XScale, MIPS, and SH-4 processor families. In addition, the QNX Momentics development suite provides board-support packages for a large variety of reference boards.
QNX(R) Neutrino(R) RTOS FAQs
The parent said "for each human being". I was simply following that logic.
That's great with IPv4's 4.2 billion addresses, so if we handed one IP to each person to use for NAT, what will the other 2 billion (at time of this posting) do?
I have done benchmarks on Solaris vs. Linux on both x86 and UltraSPARC and Linux is faster. Solaris is certainly more SMP scalable.