If you do not learn from history you are doomed to repeat it's failures. Hirai new this after he examined this historical tsunami data. Good on him for prevailing.
Smithers fire the engineer that made this possible and the person who let it slip out. The masses will be demanding this type of thing now and well be hard pressed to come up with a plausible reason that we have to price it just out of their reach.
The biggest problem with postscript is that there was a little known binary hook api built into the PPD system. This allowed printer manufactures to create drivers that were operating system dependent or even machine architecture dependent. This locked out many users of "other systems" from using advanced features of those printers/copiers. Sure you could throw a page at it and get it to print but if say you wanted a two sided book collated and stapled you were out of luck unless you had the correct system running in front of the printer/copier.
Free doesn't mean crap if someone can shoehorn proprietary binary code into something that makes it useless to a segment of users.
Google has the tech already to become a force in VOIP phone usage. They have the capacity on all the dark fiber they own to use it with google voice. It has the 1st or 2nd, depending on who you talk too, mobile phone operating system on the market. Now they just have to leverage those two and they are on their way to being the biggest player in those segments. Of course they also are the number one search engine and ad generator on the net. They have no where to go but up if they play their cards right.
Find ip of banned server. edit/etc/hosts to include it. Done./etc/hosts is far more permanent than having to change the DNS server several times. Because as sure as shit the Government would cow most of them into complying.
Whether your in Linux or Windows or Mac OSX/etc/hosts is searched first before DNS is consulted.
FYI in Windows it's... C:\WIndows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts In Mac OSX its.../private/etc/hosts
I'm sure most of their revenue is from support contracts but... I wonder how much of their revenue is from their rather sky high pricing of classes to get a cert. To a small business or an individual their prices seem a bit out of line for actual value received. They sure do seem to have some really nice and costly mailers for those classes too. Last one I got was 42 pages. Their class track structure seems to have more tiers than a Chinese rice paddy.
To get decent grounding in RHEL to get a cert or two for it you could spend upwards of 5 grand and that's without the cost of travel/hotel.
If you went full bore and took all the classes and exams one after the other your costs would top 20 grand easily. Each class is only 5 days (with cert testing).
The problem with this is that no matter if you have a consumer (dynamic IP) or commercial account (static IP) with Comcast or Time Warner/Brighthouse your IP address will look like a dynamic IP because they all come from each companies address pool and reverse DNS looks like a dynamic IP in either case. A lot of other Email providers do not take this into account so basically your screwed unless you do as I did and call them all up and state your case.
I have made numerous phone calls to outside email providers techs like Yahoo, AOL and few dozen other outfits that ban dynamic IP email servers. It's a game you have to play if you want your email server to work with everyone. Just like making sure your email server does not become a spam bot so it stays off email server black lists. In this case you have to be extremely vigilant that no internal computers that may share the email servers IP address become infected spam senders. We are after all talking small business here and it is not uncommon to have the web server, email server and firewall on the same box.
QFTFA "The majority of state courts strike a balance between these extremes, holding that: providing forms, or performing notary or "scrivener" services (as directed by the "client") is lawful, even helpful; but a non-lawyer may not add instructions or advice --- even on how to choose, fill out or file the form. In these states, a do it yourself "kit" that contains something more than blank forms or templates would typically be found unlawful."
Also they may present general examples of filled out forms or motions. They just can't give detailed information on how you have to fill out the form for your court case. Quite legal in many states and at the Federal level.
These Universities are awash in cash spending like crazy and still charging an arm and a leg for attending. Have you seen some of the figures for how much money large Universities have stashed in various different endowment funds. Some of the figures I read from wikipedia are that most large Universities have endowments in the billions of dollars. Some of which draw huge interest yet only a very small part of them are used for scholarships each year. I smell a rat. Not sure which breed yet but a rat none the less.
We're in the land of the greedy corporation. They use the cheapest equipment money can buy (low bid wins). Dropped calls? We don't care. Stand closer to the cell tower.
Because old news is sooooo exciting. This was news about 3 or 4 months ago. Where was the submitter at that time. You really should poke your head out of the basement more often. Or at the least check the news more than once every few months or so.
Quite a number of years ago my brother in law had a car that was getting small rust spots all over it so he decided it needed to be fixed. He called me up to come help him as there were a lot of rust spots. I went over and it took us nearly all day to sand them down and prime them up. He said he would handle the final painting of them. It was a dark brown car. What I did not know was that he has green/brown color blindness. He called me up a couple of days later to say he had it all done. So I went over to take a look at the finished handy work. I damn near busted a gut from laughing because he now had a dark brown car with dark green spots all over it. At first he would not believe me so he called my sister out (she had not seen the car since we started the repairs) and the look on her face and the question "How come there are dark green spots all over it?" started me laughing all over again.
All that for a photo detector. And in a school that prides itself on technology education. I find it laughable that a school that promotes areas of education that require a critical thought process has administrators that seem to be exempt from the same. Fear has taken over our educational system to the detriment of it's original purpose which is to educate our children not imprison them for 7 hours a day.
If you had a C64 and did any sort of programming on it you would know that the basic interpreter was just a rom mapped to a section of the under lying ram space. You could flip the basic interpreter rom image in or out as you saw fit by using assember code.
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If you do not learn from history you are doomed to repeat it's failures. Hirai new this
after he examined this historical tsunami data. Good on him for prevailing.
Sounds just like the current GOP.
Ducks and runs.
Oh please! Cheese in a can is a far distant second. You should know by now that our greatest contribution to cuisine is high fructose corn syrup.
Smithers fire the engineer that made this possible and the person who let it slip out.
The masses will be demanding this type of thing now and well be hard pressed to come up
with a plausible reason that we have to price it just out of their reach.
I remember that game and as I recall the highest score for a single run down was the granny with the walker
and she was fast too.
I don't think I can count the number of times I killed Barney or a professor
in Half-Life.
The biggest problem with postscript is that there was a little known
binary hook api built into the PPD system. This allowed printer manufactures to create drivers
that were operating system dependent or even machine architecture dependent.
This locked out many users of "other systems" from using advanced features of
those printers/copiers. Sure you could throw a page at it and get it to print but if say you
wanted a two sided book collated and stapled you were out of luck unless you
had the correct system running in front of the printer/copier.
Free doesn't mean crap if someone can shoehorn proprietary binary
code into something that makes it useless to a segment of users.
Google has the tech already to become a force in VOIP phone usage.
They have the capacity on all the dark fiber they own
to use it with google voice.
It has the 1st or 2nd, depending on who you talk too, mobile phone
operating system on the market. Now they just have to leverage those
two and they are on their way to being the biggest player in those
segments. Of course they also are the number one search engine and
ad generator on the net. They have no where to go but up if they play
their cards right.
Find ip of banned server. edit /etc/hosts to include it. Done. /etc/hosts is far more permanent than having to change
the DNS server several times. Because as sure as shit the Government would
cow most of them into complying.
Whether your in Linux or Windows or Mac OSX /etc/hosts is searched first before
DNS is consulted.
FYI in Windows it's... C:\WIndows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts ... /private/etc/hosts
In Mac OSX its
No we have not. Why? Solyent green that's why.
I'm sure most of their revenue is from support contracts but...
I wonder how much of their revenue is from their rather sky high pricing of
classes to get a cert. To a small business or an individual their prices
seem a bit out of line for actual value received. They sure do seem to
have some really nice and costly mailers for those classes too. Last one
I got was 42 pages. Their class track structure seems to have more
tiers than a Chinese rice paddy.
To get decent grounding in RHEL to get a cert or two for it you could spend upwards
of 5 grand and that's without the cost of travel/hotel.
If you went full bore and took all the classes and exams one after the other your
costs would top 20 grand easily. Each class is only 5 days (with cert testing).
Seems a might steep don't ya think?
The problem with this is that no matter if you have a consumer (dynamic IP) or commercial account (static IP) with Comcast or Time Warner/Brighthouse your IP address will look like a dynamic IP because they all come from each companies address pool and reverse DNS looks like a dynamic IP in either case. A lot of other Email providers do not take this into account so basically your screwed unless you do as I did and call them all up and state your case.
I have made numerous phone calls to outside email providers techs like Yahoo, AOL and few dozen other outfits that ban dynamic IP email servers. It's a game you have to play if you want your email server to work with everyone. Just like making sure your email server does not become a spam bot so it stays off email server black lists. In this case you have to be extremely vigilant that no internal computers that may share the email servers IP address become infected spam senders. We are after all talking small business here and it is not uncommon to have the web server, email server and firewall on the same box.
QFTFA
"The majority of state courts strike a balance between these extremes, holding that: providing forms, or performing notary or "scrivener" services (as directed by the "client") is lawful, even helpful; but a non-lawyer may not add instructions or advice --- even on how to choose, fill out or file the form. In these states, a do it yourself "kit" that contains something more than blank forms or templates would typically be found unlawful."
Also they may present general examples of filled out forms or motions. They just can't give detailed information on how you have to fill out the form for your court case. Quite legal in many states and at the Federal level.
95% of all statistics are made up on the spot with no corroborating evidence.
These Universities are awash in cash spending like crazy and still charging an arm and a leg for attending. Have you seen some of the figures for how much money large Universities have stashed in various different endowment funds. Some of the figures I read from wikipedia are that most large Universities have endowments in the billions of dollars. Some of which draw huge interest yet only a very small part of them are used for scholarships each year. I smell a rat. Not sure which breed yet but a rat none the less.
We're in the land of the greedy corporation. They use the cheapest equipment money can buy (low bid wins). Dropped calls? We don't care. Stand closer to the cell tower.
Because old news is sooooo exciting. This was news about 3 or 4 months ago. Where was the submitter at that time. You really should poke your head out of the basement more often. Or at the least check the news more than once every few months or so.
sneers at your money grubbing parking meter.
In other news man eats 52 eggs.
Quite a number of years ago my brother in law had a car that was getting small rust spots all over it so he decided it needed to be fixed. He called me up to come help him as there were a lot of rust spots. I went over and it took us nearly all day to sand them down and prime them up. He said he would handle the final painting of them. It was a dark brown car. What I did not know was that he has green/brown color blindness. He called me up a couple of days later to say he had it all done. So I went over to take a look at the finished handy work. I damn near busted a gut from laughing because he now had a dark brown car with dark green spots all over it. At first he would not believe me so he called my sister out (she had not seen the car since we started the repairs) and the look on her face and the question "How come there are dark green spots all over it?" started me laughing all over again.
All that for a photo detector. And in a school that prides itself on
technology education. I find it laughable that a school that promotes
areas of education that require a critical thought process has
administrators that seem to be exempt from the same.
Fear has taken over our educational system to the detriment of
it's original purpose which is to educate our children not imprison
them for 7 hours a day.
er German women swimmers.
If you thought the German swimmers looked like men during the 80's and 90's just wait till this kicks for human use.
"Assembler" code. IE the 6502 machine code.
If you had a C64 and did any sort of programming on it you would know that the basic interpreter was just a rom mapped to a section of the under lying ram space. You could flip the basic interpreter rom image in or out as you saw fit by using assember code.
at least I can ignore stupid crap without hurting peoples feelings like I would have to do if I were in a live setting with them.
Blah Blah Blah!
Oh sorry I wasn't listening to your wharrgarbl once you mentioned [insert random irrelevant event here].
Own my own house, hate cheetos, do not have a basement.
Feel free to ignore this. I know I would.