Someone should mention that to ESRI! I know a guy who has cases of their parallel and USB dongles to manage and distribute to support our enterprise licensing for ArcGIS.
The real funny part is that the entire staff of the OCIO (Office of the Chief Intelligence Officer) has already been exempted from the M$ requirement so they can keep running the various unixes their network support folks won't give up. It's basically the same way in the very large government agency I work for also. The inside joke is that the DOJ gave us to M$ as a part of the settlement.
here you go, hope it lasts
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I've used the option to purchase a "used" copy of several fairly expensive textbooks, barely out-of-date technical books, etc. In every case I saved 20-50% off the cover price and the books have shown up in near-mint condition.
Does Amazon make as much off the sale of used items through affiliated book sellers as it would selling the latest Stephen King pulp? Probably not. Do I care? Not really.
"I believe that increasing global air pollution, through its effect on the reflectivity of the earth, is currently dominant and is responsible for the temperatiure decline of the past decade or two." (Reid Bryson, "Environmental Roulette," Global Ecology: Readings toward a Rational Strategy for Man, John P. Holden and Paul R. Ehrlich, eds, 1971)
"The cooling has already killed hundreds of thousands of people in poor nations. It has already made food and fuel more precious, thus increasing the price of everything we buy. If it continues, and no strong measures are taken to deal with it, the cooling will cause world famine, world chaos, and probably world war, and this could all come by the year 2000. (Lowell Ponte, The Cooling, 1976)
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You got the revolting part right at least...
Rocket Propelled Grenades...Didn't you play Wasteland?
Well at least it's OSHA compliant.
Rock what?
We like Astaro a lot.
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Could anyone compare the 2?
In Soviet Russia, the car flying YOU!
David Wingrove has written a fascinating sci-fi series called "Chung Kuo." I would highly recommend it!
Imagine a Beowulf cluster of these! if BSD wasn't dying I imagine there'd be a port shortly.
Now I just need to work in a ???...PROFIT joke also.
this one isn't so slashdotted:
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http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/secretofs
Someone should mention that to ESRI! I know a guy who has cases of their parallel and USB dongles to manage and distribute to support our enterprise licensing for ArcGIS.
Whoa!
The Micro$oft Certified Medical Doctoral Program!
The real funny part is that the entire staff of the OCIO (Office of the Chief Intelligence Officer) has already been exempted from the M$ requirement so they can keep running the various unixes their network support folks won't give up. It's basically the same way in the very large government agency I work for also. The inside joke is that the DOJ gave us to M$ as a part of the settlement.
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5. PROFIT!!!!
Intel today announced the availability of the Athlon 3000XP!
I am personally a big fan of the Compaq 208-key "double" keyboard. I really hate that shift key.
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http://www.bbspot.com/News/2001/08/keyboard.htm
dood you need to share some of that shit.
Mod this up!
I had a Merlin, I remember a game on there that let you blast Tie-Fighters. And Snake.
I've used the option to purchase a "used" copy of several fairly expensive textbooks, barely out-of-date technical books, etc. In every case I saved 20-50% off the cover price and the books have shown up in near-mint condition.
Does Amazon make as much off the sale of used items through affiliated book sellers as it would selling the latest Stephen King pulp? Probably not. Do I care? Not really.
You are my god.
"I believe that increasing global air pollution, through its effect on the reflectivity of the earth, is currently dominant and is responsible for the temperatiure decline of the past decade or two." (Reid Bryson, "Environmental Roulette," Global Ecology: Readings toward a Rational Strategy for Man, John P. Holden and Paul R. Ehrlich, eds, 1971)
"The cooling has already killed hundreds of thousands of people in poor nations. It has already made food and fuel more precious, thus increasing the price of everything we buy. If it continues, and no strong measures are taken to deal with it, the cooling will cause world famine, world chaos, and probably world war, and this could all come by the year 2000. (Lowell Ponte, The Cooling, 1976)
Thank you Julian Simon, may you RIP!
Next thing we know they'll be telling us the human race is low on flint and silicon.
MOD THIS UP!!!