Criminule is as pronounced by Bluebottle in The Goon Show. Here it may denote "not actually criminal in the moral sense but still in violation of modern laws supported by right-thinking sheep"
He forgets or never knew that there only appears to be a common stream to censor (http) because it was NOT being censored. As soon as he censor he fragments the web enough to make his censoring useless. Of course anyone using the non-censorable "technology" must be a criminule, right? I'm anti-porn, I think it damages peoples minds, but I don't like this either.
Not only will you have to start from scratch, but if what you have is GPL you are no longer allowed to distribute if you don't have the source.
And now a general message: Children; with the GPL - no source means no freedom to distribute, always get the source at the same time as the binaries and you will never be stuck.
It's those same idiots who spend all their time talking about how the web has failed to deliver its promises, and in reality are just trying to figure a way they can get all the money by patenting stuff folk have been doing for years.
Because they are so dumb it all looks non-obvious to them; 1 click ordering is so dumb nobody bothered doing it, but hey- the customer (dolt) likes it, so as Amazon were the first senseless idiots to actually do it they get to patent it!
Right now someone I know is trying to track down a Java memory leak.
No doubt some reference is left in a persistent collection of some sort (hash, list, array, etc)
Just As C/C++ programmers must remember to free when done, so Java programmers must remember do undo such "life maintaining" references when they are done.
Locking out table access during an index is sometimes a shame, but An "emergency reindex" sounds like you shouldn't be using the table anyway until it was repaired.
Unless queries were just very slow because the indexes were poor.
Do you remember the zlib buffer overrun problem a while back? So many appliactions statically linked to zlib had to be updated.
How about the jpeg buffer overrun where MS provided a program to search out all the office apps that were statically linked to the joeg library so they could patch.
This time you are making sense, but I still think you got it wrong.
If M1 and M2 are both shoeboxes they have equal function Fd(|velocity|) and so at any later time as they are both subject to the same accelleration they will have the same speed and drag values.
You stated that the heavier shoebox would fall faster.
The water balloon and air balloon are a vivid example, however I still think you made a mistake.
Let's take a helium balloon inflated just so that it hovers in the air. Why is it not falling? It is not because of drag.
There is somethign else at work here which is relative density, which is not signficant for the water ballon as it is very much more dense, but for the air balloon relative density has a large effect.
You say that on earth beause of atmosphere that heavier things fall faster? What has atmosphere to do with heaviness? How does the atmosphere know what is inside the shoebox?
You say drag does not depend on mass [which would make drag the _same_ for two shoe boxes] but acceleration does depend on mass (which it does).
Paragraph 3 "reduction in acceleration by having more mass" because as you say but you say "constant acceleration independant of mass" it shows you meant to say that more massive objects have a larger accelleration force, but require more force to increase the momentum because they have more mass to accelerate, so the acceleration of two objects due to gravity are the same.
You've just explained why the two shoe boxes should land together but you claim the heavier one will land first.
I think you meant to say that the atmospheric drag depends on surface characteristics and shape, so a feather and a ball bearing drop at different speeds, but I don't see how two shoeboxes with the same profile should drop at different speeds on account of the internal mass!
And I never saw a heavier person coasting past a light person in a convincing way to account for what you say, and if the person is heavier because they are bigger they have more drag (and squash the tyres more) and will go slower.
True enough; I forgot OOO was available for windows and confused the concepts of Linux-Operating System with Open Source; thus citing Linux as the MS competitor when as you say it is Open Soucre or OOO in this case.
Going forward, we will continue to identify new ways to meet demands for flexibility in how you and other consumers listen to music.
"meet" means "deny", the problem as Sony see it is that CD's are already too flexible!
Just as the minister for public safety gets to define where public safety ends, so will Sony meeting demands for flexibility define where that flexibility ends.
Excellent! This skews the reseller scene somewhat such that others will be required to follow to equalize. In following they will skew it even more against the laggards who will finally capitulate.
Assuming we can all decide what Journalist means (here: subject to FEC journalist regulations) we now have to decide what makes someone a blogger and indeed what a blog is and how different that is to say.... Homer Simpsons website.
Was Homer a blogger? Maybe he *would* have been if that episde was written now, but if he did now what he did then, would he count as a blogger?
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Through the sale of their second hand games fans can afford to buy new games.
If you stifle second hand game sales you also stifle new game sales with the same stroke.
Sam
Criminule is as pronounced by Bluebottle in The Goon Show.
Here it may denote "not actually criminal in the moral sense but still in violation of modern laws supported by right-thinking sheep"
Sam
He forgets or never knew that there only appears to be a common stream to censor (http) because it was NOT being censored.
As soon as he censor he fragments the web enough to make his censoring useless.
Of course anyone using the non-censorable "technology" must be a criminule, right?
I'm anti-porn, I think it damages peoples minds, but I don't like this either.
Sam
Not only will you have to start from scratch, but if what you have is GPL you are no longer allowed to distribute if you don't have the source.
And now a general message: Children; with the GPL - no source means no freedom to distribute, always get the source at the same time as the binaries and you will never be stuck.
Sam
Cos its the easiest way to provide a multi-display cross platform user interface for a headless unit?
Sam
It's those same idiots who spend all their time talking about how the web has failed to deliver its promises, and in reality are just trying to figure a way they can get all the money by patenting stuff folk have been doing for years.
Because they are so dumb it all looks non-obvious to them; 1 click ordering is so dumb nobody bothered doing it, but hey- the customer (dolt) likes it, so as Amazon were the first senseless idiots to actually do it they get to patent it!
Sam
Even in mysql, LIKE with a without a wildcard prefex; e.g.
where name like 'ab%'
still properly uses the index and is efficient; and if it weren't you could do:
where name > 'ab ' and name 'ab}' or something
Sam
I would suggest "thrift" as an alternate rendering which is to aoid unneccessary spending and taking care of what has been bought.
Sam
Right now someone I know is trying to track down a Java memory leak.
No doubt some reference is left in a persistent collection of some sort (hash, list, array, etc)
Just As C/C++ programmers must remember to free when done, so Java programmers must remember do undo such "life maintaining" references when they are done.
Sam
Only because /etc/nsswitch.conf says so
And only if resolver lib is being used (which it is for gethostbyname) instead of dns directly
Sam
Locking out table access during an index is sometimes a shame, but An "emergency reindex" sounds like you shouldn't be using the table anyway until it was repaired.
Unless queries were just very slow because the indexes were poor.
Sam
You can still run smartctl for S.M.A.R.T. drives to see whats up, or for hwardware raid, whatever program comes with your hardware raid controller
Sam
I like the .sig: "You make the mistake of thinking you can educate the fundamental stupidity out of people. You can't."
Would that be a "stupid" mistake? heh!
Sam
They are self contained.
Do you remember the zlib buffer overrun problem a while back?
So many appliactions statically linked to zlib had to be updated.
How about the jpeg buffer overrun where MS provided a program to search out all the office apps that were statically linked to the joeg library so they could patch.
I just thought I'd mention the downside.
sam
And this is why I laugh LOUD when people say that the Mac GUI is better than windows.
Sam
Well put.
I suspect you are right, I will have to think more on this, thankyou for explaining so well.
I'm not convinced about the balloons being due to this feature you have been explaining but the boxes appear to make sense.
Thanks
Sam
This time you are making sense, but I still think you got it wrong.
If M1 and M2 are both shoeboxes they have equal function Fd(|velocity|) and so at any later time as they are both subject to the same accelleration they will have the same speed and drag values.
You stated that the heavier shoebox would fall faster.
The water balloon and air balloon are a vivid example, however I still think you made a mistake.
Let's take a helium balloon inflated just so that it hovers in the air. Why is it not falling? It is not because of drag.
There is somethign else at work here which is relative density, which is not signficant for the water ballon as it is very much more dense, but for the air balloon relative density has a large effect.
Sam
You say that on earth beause of atmosphere that heavier things fall faster? What has atmosphere to do with heaviness? How does the atmosphere know what is inside the shoebox?
You say drag does not depend on mass [which would make drag the _same_ for two shoe boxes] but acceleration does depend on mass (which it does).
Paragraph 3 "reduction in acceleration by having more mass" because as you say but you say "constant acceleration independant of mass" it shows you meant to say that more massive objects have a larger accelleration force, but require more force to increase the momentum because they have more mass to accelerate, so the acceleration of two objects due to gravity are the same.
You've just explained why the two shoe boxes should land together but you claim the heavier one will land first.
I think you meant to say that the atmospheric drag depends on surface characteristics and shape, so a feather and a ball bearing drop at different speeds, but I don't see how two shoeboxes with the same profile should drop at different speeds on account of the internal mass!
And I never saw a heavier person coasting past a light person in a convincing way to account for what you say, and if the person is heavier because they are bigger they have more drag (and squash the tyres more) and will go slower.
Sam
You'll cop it now! You shouldn't see the fnords, oh deary deary.
Sam
True enough; I forgot OOO was available for windows and confused the concepts of Linux-Operating System with Open Source; thus citing Linux as the MS competitor when as you say it is Open Soucre or OOO in this case.
Sam
From the customer line-up in the summary it looks like they had to listen to quite a few large customers.
I wonder what gave those customers the confidence and leverage to convince Microsoft.
Those who rate linux low must at least admit it keeps Microsoft honest.
Sam
Hmmm, I wonder why Sony didn't do that.
Sam
Going forward, we will continue to identify new ways to meet demands for flexibility in how you and other consumers listen to music.
"meet" means "deny", the problem as Sony see it is that CD's are already too flexible!
Just as the minister for public safety gets to define where public safety ends, so will Sony meeting demands for flexibility define where that flexibility ends.
Sam
Excellent! This skews the reseller scene somewhat such that others will be required to follow to equalize. In following they will skew it even more against the laggards who will finally capitulate.
Huzzah!
Sam
Assuming we can all decide what Journalist means (here: subject to FEC journalist regulations) we now have to decide what makes someone a blogger and indeed what a blog is and how different that is to say.... Homer Simpsons website.
Was Homer a blogger? Maybe he *would* have been if that episde was written now, but if he did now what he did then, would he count as a blogger?
Sam