Nah, the RIAA would have loved to see this auction complete. Imagine being able to tell the judge, "He had 1200 illegally downloaded songs, each worth $16,600! That's over $19 Million. With triple damages, we demand his first born as reparations!"
Now they're razors.
In order to cheapen them, small parts that used to be metal are thin plastic. I've stripped two drive wheels in normal use. In each case, it was cheaper to replace the printer than repair it.
I haven't looked closely at linux for a while. These or similar functionality might have been added recently.
Network Multipathing
Configure two or more network adaptors on the same subnet. A daemon sends pings out both. If one goes down, the other automatically picks up it's IP address. If the failed path heals, the OS automatically migrates the IP back. As a bonus you get (an admittedly lame) implementation of load balancing for outbound packets.
Live Upgrade
Choose a set of spare partitions and LU will mirror your current configuration on them. You can use cron to keep it in sync (it is not sw RAID -there are other tools for that). LU is smart enough to fix up your fstab and boot prom, so the alternate set is bootable. Why bother? Cause you can mount the alternates and use the standard patch or OS upgrade utilities to patch or rebuild them while the system is running. Then tell LU that you want to use the new config next boot. Something goes wrong? Fallback to your original set.
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Without these, the A380's just an expensive paperweight. Two of the three major engine manufacturers are building the engines. Hint: the European manufacturer got left out.
Don't bother emailing eBay in cases of fraud. You may or may not get an answer. Sounds like the way to go is to get a local police department to take a complaint. Hand them the request for information to fax for you. Post the results...
Which is why most bayesian-type filters react to a subset of the keywords. By estimating based on the 10 or so best indicators the dilution is less effective...
You see, they can't release the photos from the Starfire Optical Range until NASA's examined them,
More likely, they won't release the photos from the Starfire Optical Range, since that would allow other governments to figure out how good the equipment is.
When I worked for a VBC, I had to take a set of required courses before being allowed to interview - mostly to protect the company from liability. In one of them, the trainer pointed out that the best protection the company had against claims of discrimination in hiring was to treat everyone exactly alike. So if every new hire since the policy was adopted has had a credit check, the company's lawyers will advise them to check yours as well.
Does anyone out there read books on PDA's? How do you find it compared to reading from the computer or reading from a dead-tree book?
How do I find it? Come on, my pda is small, but it's not that small!
In my experience, the PalmOS 160x160 screen ok for fiction, particularly short stories or other fare you can read in small chunks (even novels, if you don't lose too much continuity reading 1/2 chapters at a time.)
It's pretty well useless for long PDF files (too slow, too little onscreen) and for detailed info with code, command line or other wide text. (Imagine reading the 'examples' section in a 20x40 xterm...)
Because this isn't just picking a lock. It's picking every lock in a building, given access to a single key. Do you still feel safe staying at a hotel that uses a mastered lock system?
I don't think any army has ever been overly concerned with civilian casualties.
That statement has been largely untrue since satellite television transmission brought war to the evening news. Nowadays the PR war is more important than ever. Especially since the only hope for 'victory' for an outclassed opponent is to convince the enemy public that they don't want to fight. That's not just a Vietnam era strategy - Lee used it in the American Civil War. As late as the election of 1864, it almost worked.
Here's a hint. You want data. Lots and lots of beautiful data. Continuous is better, but discrete is ok if you have enough. Here's another hint. A big part of Six Sigma is reducing variation. Do you have a process that
is expensive, or
annoys your customer and
is highly variable, and
is easy to instrument?
Projects I've worked on in the last year include LDAP server response times, OS image size, OS image development time, application server capacity planning, database server consolidation...
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Nah, the RIAA would have loved to see this auction complete. Imagine being able to tell the judge, "He had 1200 illegally downloaded songs, each worth $16,600! That's over $19 Million. With triple damages, we demand his first born as reparations!"
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In Cinci, it looks like pricing will be a one-time fee of $19.95 for training (?) and $9.95 if you already have digital cable.
Now they're razors. In order to cheapen them, small parts that used to be metal are thin plastic. I've stripped two drive wheels in normal use. In each case, it was cheaper to replace the printer than repair it.
But inteligent ones do, apparently.
Use it as a condom dispenser. With all the time this crowd spends at the computer, it'll hold a lifetime supply!
Well, he's got my vote for coolest dad of the year!
Configure two or more network adaptors on the same subnet. A daemon sends pings out both. If one goes down, the other automatically picks up it's IP address. If the failed path heals, the OS automatically migrates the IP back. As a bonus you get (an admittedly lame) implementation of load balancing for outbound packets.
Choose a set of spare partitions and LU will mirror your current configuration on them. You can use cron to keep it in sync (it is not sw RAID -there are other tools for that). LU is smart enough to fix up your fstab and boot prom, so the alternate set is bootable. Why bother? Cause you can mount the alternates and use the standard patch or OS upgrade utilities to patch or rebuild them while the system is running. Then tell LU that you want to use the new config next boot. Something goes wrong? Fallback to your original set.
Without these, the A380's just an expensive paperweight. Two of the three major engine manufacturers are building the engines. Hint: the European manufacturer got left out.
Don't bother emailing eBay in cases of fraud. You may or may not get an answer. Sounds like the way to go is to get a local police department to take a complaint. Hand them the request for information to fax for you. Post the results...
Which is why most bayesian-type filters react to a subset of the keywords. By estimating based on the 10 or so best indicators the dilution is less effective...
Did you hear the one about the Microsoft programmer who was constipated?
His system crashed and he had to work it out with pencil and paper...
"It's time to think outside the box!" My standard response: Then why the eff did you put us in cubicles?
TOIL? Heck, they just give us lots of Special High Intensity Training instead. Heaps and heaps of it.
When I worked for a VBC, I had to take a set of required courses before being allowed to interview - mostly to protect the company from liability. In one of them, the trainer pointed out that the best protection the company had against claims of discrimination in hiring was to treat everyone exactly alike. So if every new hire since the policy was adopted has had a credit check, the company's lawyers will advise them to check yours as well.
In my experience, the PalmOS 160x160 screen ok for fiction, particularly short stories or other fare you can read in small chunks (even novels, if you don't lose too much continuity reading 1/2 chapters at a time.) It's pretty well useless for long PDF files (too slow, too little onscreen) and for detailed info with code, command line or other wide text. (Imagine reading the 'examples' section in a 20x40 xterm...)
More likely the AP will stop using overlapping channels or reduce the power in those freqency bands...
Wouldn't it be cheaper to just put up a sign that says, "Speed Limits Enforced Via Radar, 10 yards ahead"?
Because this isn't just picking a lock. It's picking every lock in a building, given access to a single key. Do you still feel safe staying at a hotel that uses a mastered lock system?
- is expensive, or
- annoys your customer and
- is highly variable, and
- is easy to instrument?
Projects I've worked on in the last year include LDAP server response times, OS image size, OS image development time, application server capacity planning, database server consolidation...Do not look at uplink with remaining eye.