I try not to make a habit of responding to ACs, but I'll make an exception here. While I agree with the premise of your statement, namely that the distinction between the two nations has been widely recognized and understood since the 1950s, I must strongly express my disapproval of the means by which you conveyed the point.
All too often, I too am guilty of replying in a manner that is harsher than necessary when pointing out the mistakes of others, typically in cases where the topic of discussion is something that I care strongly about. This is something I try to be more mindful of these days. Perhaps it's because I'm over 30 now. In life, at least in my view, tact matters. Sir/ma'am, your reply simply had no class, and I find that regrettable.
You're right. It will be a problem of truly mammoth proportions.
On a related note, it's generally North Korea (officially the Democratic People's Republic of Korea) that people are concerned about in terms of nuclear capabilities, not South Korea.
You have demonstrated a profound level of ignorance of the most basic elements of cryptography. May I suggest spending some quality time with Applied Cryptography, among other notable and readily available references in the field.
If the planet is consuming too many plum filled danishes, I can certainly understand hot bubbles of materials rising up.
Oh, sorry, you said "plume," not "plum." Never mind. Also, for anyone who thought of hot grits and/or Natalie Portman while reading the above, you've got issues bro.
Hold on fellas, you've got it all wrong. Math is different in Europe (they've got their commas and periods all backward in many places), especially when it's attorneys doing the counting. Folks just have to understand this, and fortunately there's a great instructional video available for those in need of further tutelage.
Speaking as someone who's been doing this for fifteen years, your grasp of information security is appallingly bad. I operate a sizable deployment comprised of Linux, *BSD, and Mac systems. Judging by your last few posts, I sincerely hope you are not employed in a role where any of your duties are closely aligned with the protection of information assets.
While it is highly charged, and there may be some disagreement about the precise definition of the term, it most certainly is a word. You're free to dislike its usage all you like, but that won't change the fact that it is a word.
Your grandmother was simply wrong, your mom is an idiot, and you obviously lack a third grade education. I extend my sincere thanks for the opportunity to make such remarks without veering completely off topic.
Meant to reply to your post, but replied to the AC instead. Anyhow, there's always the DuckDuckGo architecture page if you want some additional information.
I use nginx for load balancing, proxy, and back end application serving tasks. Works great for all of the above.
Do people in Nevada get some sort of horrible sickness?
Many people in Nevada seem to suffer from horrible sickness, but it seems to increase the closer you get to Las Vegas. I'm certainly not ruling out a California connection, though.
It will be interesting to see what comes out of this.
With the subject "Open" no less. Honestly, your post contributed absolutely nothing of value to the conversation, and one can only surmise that you're trolling for points for mods who are suffering from chronic sleep deprivation. I sincerely hope any mods viewing this will mod the OP into oblivion.
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I try not to make a habit of responding to ACs, but I'll make an exception here. While I agree with the premise of your statement, namely that the distinction between the two nations has been widely recognized and understood since the 1950s, I must strongly express my disapproval of the means by which you conveyed the point.
All too often, I too am guilty of replying in a manner that is harsher than necessary when pointing out the mistakes of others, typically in cases where the topic of discussion is something that I care strongly about. This is something I try to be more mindful of these days. Perhaps it's because I'm over 30 now. In life, at least in my view, tact matters. Sir/ma'am, your reply simply had no class, and I find that regrettable.
You're right. It will be a problem of truly mammoth proportions.
On a related note, it's generally North Korea (officially the Democratic People's Republic of Korea) that people are concerned about in terms of nuclear capabilities, not South Korea.
That would be a truly mammoth production level.
Maybe this will help.
You have demonstrated a profound level of ignorance of the most basic elements of cryptography. May I suggest spending some quality time with Applied Cryptography, among other notable and readily available references in the field.
Do you like apples?
Simply take off one article of clothing every five minutes.
That's a perfectly cromulent word.
If the planet is consuming too many plum filled danishes, I can certainly understand hot bubbles of materials rising up.
Oh, sorry, you said "plume," not "plum." Never mind. Also, for anyone who thought of hot grits and/or Natalie Portman while reading the above, you've got issues bro.
Whooooosh.
Hold on fellas, you've got it all wrong. Math is different in Europe (they've got their commas and periods all backward in many places), especially when it's attorneys doing the counting. Folks just have to understand this, and fortunately there's a great instructional video available for those in need of further tutelage.
Speaking as someone who's been doing this for fifteen years, your grasp of information security is appallingly bad. I operate a sizable deployment comprised of Linux, *BSD, and Mac systems. Judging by your last few posts, I sincerely hope you are not employed in a role where any of your duties are closely aligned with the protection of information assets.
I believe the GP was referring to this story.
Since you're obviously an authority on a vast number of topics, please feel free to contribute your wisdom to the encyclopedia you can edit.
Stay thirsty, my friend.
After but before getting hitched after you got hitched, you hitch a ride on some FTL neutrinos, naturally.
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While it is highly charged, and there may be some disagreement about the precise definition of the term, it most certainly is a word. You're free to dislike its usage all you like, but that won't change the fact that it is a word.
Your grandmother was simply wrong, your mom is an idiot, and you obviously lack a third grade education. I extend my sincere thanks for the opportunity to make such remarks without veering completely off topic.
Yep, as soon as I read the summary, I got this little tune stuck in my head. Now everybody else can, too!
Meant to reply to your post, but replied to the AC instead. Anyhow, there's always the DuckDuckGo architecture page if you want some additional information.
I use nginx for load balancing, proxy, and back end application serving tasks. Works great for all of the above.
Sigh. You could just go read the DuckDuckGo architecture page.
Hey man, quick and dirty sometimes ;)
That looks a lot like nginx running on Ubuntu.
Do people in Nevada get some sort of horrible sickness?
Many people in Nevada seem to suffer from horrible sickness, but it seems to increase the closer you get to Las Vegas. I'm certainly not ruling out a California connection, though.
It will be interesting to see what comes out of this.
With the subject "Open" no less. Honestly, your post contributed absolutely nothing of value to the conversation, and one can only surmise that you're trolling for points for mods who are suffering from chronic sleep deprivation. I sincerely hope any mods viewing this will mod the OP into oblivion.