Say, did you graduate high school? Your reading skills seem to be lacking, it's right there in paragraph 3 of the article. Oh wait! I get it you didn't RTFA and decided to spout of anyway. Oh and the mods, good job there.
Really. Think about the mathematics of that situation. Think about the relationships between the machines, work out the complexity. As far as I can see there are a lot of CEOs and CIOs out there who simply can't multiply two numbers together. And if they can't do that...
Yes, the world market is irrational. It happens every couple of decades I'm not sure it's irrational. It's just the way exponential functions work.
By using debt as the basis for our monetary systems, worldwide, we are deliberately introducing non linearity. We're introducing multiple exponential functions. As if the markets weren't volatile enough in the first place.
If you intend to try to profit from the current financial irrationality, remember this: Meh. I was stung when younger. All my investment decisions have a horizon of 15 years.
Well, for the money supply to grow, the amount of debt also has to grow, and you have to get someone generate that debt. They have to take a loan out based on some collateral. With the economy having to grow exponentially, you eventually run out of people to loan to. Or rather, you start loaning to people who can't really afford it. Hey what's the problem, the interest rates are low. Except that you're also increasing the money supply as you loan, which increases inflation which increases interest rates which causes default on the loan. Bump. It's just a slightly bigger bump than usual.
At last we'll be able to determine server power efficiency.
London, the world financial centre has real problems with datacentre power supplies. Any new ones pretty much have to be built outside the M25. There's pressure on the ones inside to use less power.
We freely sent off our manufacturing, then our IT, and a good bit of agriculture. But thankfully, we still have a great service industry, lots of restaurants, etc. That'll keep us safe in times of financial/world troubles. Actually. It's pretty much all caused by the petrodollar.
You're too expensive because the petrodollar tends to deflate. There's high demand for dollars to pay for oil, the world over. It makes Americans expensive.
The current world troubles are caused by the US interest in preventing the dollar from losing it's reserve status. Iraq, Iran, Saudi etc.
The current financial problems are caused by the dollar being a debt based currency. Debt increases exponentially, it requires exponentially increasing economy and additional loans to service the debt and continue growing. So liquidity is piled in exponentially, the debts grow accordingly. Eventually you have to get even those unable to pay involved, in order to continue the growth. The crash is inevitable, nothing can grow exponentially forever. However the longer the growth period the bigger the bump. In the past few years the central banks have piled in cash in order to glide over some of the smaller bumps, basically just lining up for a bigger crash later. It's more of an issue right now because the dollar has become less desirable internationally forcing up interest rates.
It has to be one of the most useful personal documentation, note taking tools in existence. It's basically a wiki for the desktop. All the information is stored in wiki style text files so even if you want to switch to something else, it's easy.
My fellow Republicans need to be reminded that to be a genuine conservative is to value freedom first and foremost. That would be liberalism[1]... Not conservatism.
There will come a time, and it may be soon, when we have to choose between freedom versus wealth I think you'll find if you look deeply enough into the subject that they're ultimately the same thing.
ISP's should be tightly regulated in favor of the consumer, at ANY cost The problem is regulation in the first place. Subsidies and tax breaks.
What the fuck is wrong with us? You have faith in politicians.
Apparently if the severance is incomplete they can regrow nerve fibres.
I thought humans could too though. I thought it was the scarring on the ends of the nerve fibres which prevented regrowth. My father severed the nerve in a finger, after several years it regrew and he could feel things again.
Hey, you never know, some good may come of it. Maybe some of the "Nobody ever got fired for buying Oracle/SQL Server/DB2" people will have to explain why they're using inappropriate technology.
Re:Biggest myths of all have been around for ages.
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It aimed to answer the questions like "Why am I here?" Actually that question may have created religion. The question "Why" implies purpose and purpose implies and intelligent creator.
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Did not specifically target religions because they were atheist. They targeted anyone who could possibly have been a rival.
If the Russians discovered that the US had been moving nukes around on planes, it would certainly explain them suddenly, publicly, restarting their flights.
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They have plenty of time to fly out and get acclimatised.
Converts them to 13 Linux servers.
See Microsoft's problem now? See the point?
Say, did you graduate high school? Your reading skills seem to be lacking, it's right there in paragraph 3 of the article. Oh wait! I get it you didn't RTFA and decided to spout of anyway. Oh and the mods, good job there.
As you were.
100,000 desktop PCs, 1000 file servers, 500 email servers etc etc.
Really. Think about the mathematics of that situation. Think about the relationships between the machines, work out the complexity. As far as I can see there are a lot of CEOs and CIOs out there who simply can't multiply two numbers together. And if they can't do that...
Indeed. I'm thinking "Christ, so that's where everyone went".
By using debt as the basis for our monetary systems, worldwide, we are deliberately introducing non linearity. We're introducing multiple exponential functions. As if the markets weren't volatile enough in the first place. If you intend to try to profit from the current financial irrationality, remember this: Meh. I was stung when younger. All my investment decisions have a horizon of 15 years.
Well, for the money supply to grow, the amount of debt also has to grow, and you have to get someone generate that debt. They have to take a loan out based on some collateral. With the economy having to grow exponentially, you eventually run out of people to loan to. Or rather, you start loaning to people who can't really afford it. Hey what's the problem, the interest rates are low. Except that you're also increasing the money supply as you loan, which increases inflation which increases interest rates which causes default on the loan. Bump. It's just a slightly bigger bump than usual.
At last we'll be able to determine server power efficiency.
London, the world financial centre has real problems with datacentre power supplies. Any new ones pretty much have to be built outside the M25. There's pressure on the ones inside to use less power.
You're too expensive because the petrodollar tends to deflate. There's high demand for dollars to pay for oil, the world over. It makes Americans expensive.
The current world troubles are caused by the US interest in preventing the dollar from losing it's reserve status. Iraq, Iran, Saudi etc.
The current financial problems are caused by the dollar being a debt based currency. Debt increases exponentially, it requires exponentially increasing economy and additional loans to service the debt and continue growing. So liquidity is piled in exponentially, the debts grow accordingly. Eventually you have to get even those unable to pay involved, in order to continue the growth. The crash is inevitable, nothing can grow exponentially forever. However the longer the growth period the bigger the bump. In the past few years the central banks have piled in cash in order to glide over some of the smaller bumps, basically just lining up for a bigger crash later. It's more of an issue right now because the dollar has become less desirable internationally forcing up interest rates.
You missed the irony. The country being outsourced to is the US of A in this case. But that's ok. I'll assume you're American.
I suspect this is more due to the relatively low takeup of Danish internationally.
UK. No shortage.
America. No shortage.
English. Highly prevalent.
Tell you what. Switch your country to English and all your labour shortage problems will go away.
It has to be one of the most useful personal documentation, note taking tools in existence. It's basically a wiki for the desktop. All the information is stored in wiki style text files so even if you want to switch to something else, it's easy.
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http://pardus-larus.student.utwente.nl/~pardus/pr
No. The blame can largely by levelled at the purchasers.
Mmmmm. More like a brain.
[1] Or for USians, libertarianism.
100mbit broadband in Sweden is a myth
http://radiowood.com/2007/01/swedish-broadband-no
Given that you believe what the politicians tell you and whatever rumours abound, I would say you're credulous. Just the way they want you.
Y'know. $30 million?
http://www.rds-online.org.uk/pages/page.asp?i_Page ID=145&i_ToolbarID=3
Apparently if the severance is incomplete they can regrow nerve fibres.
I thought humans could too though. I thought it was the scarring on the ends of the nerve fibres which prevented regrowth. My father severed the nerve in a finger, after several years it regrew and he could feel things again.
Vertica's getting a load of it free.
Hey, you never know, some good may come of it. Maybe some of the "Nobody ever got fired for buying Oracle/SQL Server/DB2" people will have to explain why they're using inappropriate technology.
Did not specifically target religions because they were atheist. They targeted anyone who could possibly have been a rival.
It's not ideal for batteries to push big currents. Capacitors can. I expect capacitors to be used as a buffer in front of the batteries.
I'll believe the energy density improvement when I see it.
I mean, the US managed to completely miss Al-Quaeda and hit Iraq instead.
Politics gets in the way.
Posting from your padded cell are you?
If the Russians discovered that the US had been moving nukes around on planes, it would certainly explain them suddenly, publicly, restarting their flights.
The next generation of batteries will probably be Lithium Sulphur technology. Ultracapacitors are really solving a different problem.