I was so ready to buy one of those... I had to settle for the 5500 instead. This was back when the Vortex 2 chip came out from Aureal, which dominated Creative Labs with respect to positional audio. Once again the superior technology lost to the better marketed technology.
Half of the population are dumber than the average.
Amazing! Maybe the next thing you'll tell us is that a line is the shortest distance between two points, or maybe that a prime number only has two factors!
Given the freakish religious state of the nation right now, I can just see massive protests about Skeletor's staff with the Ram's Head on it and all the "evil magic."
In my family we weren't allowed to watch that show for the very reason you mentioned. Seriously.
man, the repetativeness of religion bashing and jokes about chairs and a certain microsoft executive make beavis and butthead look like a thinking mans comedy around here.
You're right. No joke I could make would be as funny as what those people say all by themselves.
You can fix those yourself. For any service in/etc/init.d you can put a file of the same name in/etc/conf.d. Among other things, that file can list dependencies.
Attention to all Slashdot authorities who think they are better than the rest of us:
You're not. Raving on Slashdot is *stupid*. It's the world's most useless activity. Get a job. Get married. Get a hobby that doesn't involve trying to save VIRTUAL communities. You're an adult for Spaghetti's sake.
It's more than just anecdotes, if you bother to look.
I honestly didn't think it was that controversial, more along the lines of common knowledge. Everyone knows the US government has gone insane, don't they?
I would trust DailyKos about as much as I would trust Fox for any reliable, real news. Not saying the story isn't important, but consider the source/election fodder.
That's true, but there are enough of these stories floating around from different sources that it's safe to just pick some random examples.
I actually think the OP's reasoning is flawed in that he assumed that the government behaves in a rational manner. Just because it doesn't make any sense to a sane person for the NSA to worry about the TOR project doesn't automatically mean the government won't throw millions of dollars at the project.
The military and secretive NSA operations do not care about you or your open source proxy software. Stop trying to make yourself feel special by writing convoluted conspiracy theories.
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I was so ready to buy one of those... I had to settle for the 5500 instead.
This was back when the Vortex 2 chip came out from Aureal, which dominated Creative Labs with respect to positional audio. Once again the superior technology lost to the better marketed technology.
They probably spend at least an order of magnitude more per megawatt. But then again the cost of downtime is drastically higher for a submarine...
Wasn't there an attack for SSH challenge-response authentication that used the timing of packets to make it easier to brute-force your password?
In my family we weren't allowed to watch that show for the very reason you mentioned. Seriously.
That actually should be:
RC_NEED="foo bar"
or RC_USE
I think they forgot something...
You're right. No joke I could make would be as funny as what those people say all by themselves.
The fake dinosaur bones that god put in the ground to test our faith were positioned in a what was made to appear as an underground burrow.
This all happened sometime last week.
Sometimes you need to manually fix the dependencies.
You can fix those yourself. For any service in /etc/init.d you can put a file of the same name in /etc/conf.d. Among other things, that file can list dependencies.
DEPEND="foo bar"
in /etc/conf.d/rc:
rc_parallel_startup="yes"
(actually that should be in caps, but the lameness filter doesn't like it)
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Except: should they use bk or git?
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It's funny, laugh
My guess is that 2 is both easier and faster, in addition it would correct for either cause of global warming (human induced or solar induced).
Any idea if that mechanism addresses the DRAM "memory" effect described in this paper: http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~pgut001/pubs/secure_ del.html?
More like the "zone implants" in the Gap Cycle
It's more than just anecdotes, if you bother to look.
I honestly didn't think it was that controversial, more along the lines of common knowledge. Everyone knows the US government has gone insane, don't they?
That's true, but there are enough of these stories floating around from different sources that it's safe to just pick some random examples.
I actually think the OP's reasoning is flawed in that he assumed that the government behaves in a rational manner. Just because it doesn't make any sense to a sane person for the NSA to worry about the TOR project doesn't automatically mean the government won't throw millions of dollars at the project.
If only that was true...
There are possibly more productive solutions to your problem than anonymous ranting on slashdot.
Back when I set up this account (8 years ago???) I was a Douglas Adams fan.