Yeah, Files for Ejaculatory Declaration (aka Pr0n) is a much more widespread technology. I wouldn't particularly want to see what IBM creates in this area, though. It gives 'Big Blue' a scary connotation.
You've selectively quoted. The financial consequences straw man was demolished in the next sentence. Keep reading til the part:
When users participating in the best security practice that can be reasonably expected get infected with a virulent and damaging worm, we need to reconsider the notion that end user behavior can solve or even effectively mitigate the malicious software problem...
4. Slower pace: Universities don't operate on the same timescale as entrepeneural companies. "I need it soon" might mean "I need it next month."
Actually, as staff, you rank pretty low. If a professor says, "I need it soon", it means "Do it now". If a grad student says, "I need it soon", it means, "Do it soon, or I'll tell my prof you're holding me up". Of course, if an undergrad says, "I need it soon", the proper response is to hand him/her 50 forms to fill out and get signed.
You forgot the part about "download the font called Fake Receipt and print out a receipt from a (mythical) UK electronics shop like 'Dickie's Fish and Chips and Kit'". Xerox the receipt, smudge it up a bit, and tuck it into the computer bag. If you're going to be a smuggler, you might as well do it right.
No, it's an OLED Zeppelin. Not to be confused with the rock group old zeppelin. Didn't they have a hit back before most Slashdot readers were born? Something about Stairway to Kevin?
Obviously this is a very old story.
No engineer retires with 30 years of service. They get downsized when the company figures out an guy in India can do 80% of what they do for 30% of the price.
It's that other 20% that kills the business.
Even better, $4 coffees and $6.99 coasters! Woot, Woot, I have more money than brains! Fear me, Folger's drinker!
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Will the bandits be able to steal a site like the newspaper here?. This site has only one page, and every other page is rendered dynamically. Maybe this is the solution.
Zones differ from jails in that you can limit the amount of resources a zone can consume. Even in jail you can launch a denial of service with a fork() bomb or busy loop, or even netcat. With zones, you can limit the amount of cpu cycles, network io, and (perhaps? don't have docs nearby) disk and serial io. Plus zones get their "own" virtual os, so you can reboot them.
If the 1 GB Via board + CPU is ~$170 (retail), you cannot put it into a product that costs less than ~$170, can you?
There are scores of consumer electronic devices in the under $200/range. The next big thing is figuring out which ones can be mostly implemented in software, on commodity (or at least high-volume) hardware. What about a $99 DVD player that also plays internet radio? Or a cable set top box that can print photos from your digital camera?
Most brands of phone have something.
On the MS Windows side, look at TrueSync from Starfish Software, which works with many Motorola phones. Siemens phones have a version of XTNDConnect pc as a free download; high end Nokias had (have?) a PC data suite; there is also a generic version of software from SnapSync (available at CompUSA, among other places). The software appears to run about $30, then you get to spend another $30 for a cable (don't know if the sw supports IRDA or Bluetooth). Pick a phone you are interested in, then google for "brand + pc + synchronize".
The problem is, if the cops take an interest in you while you're doing something like this, the only way to get out of the situation is to admit that you're a dork," says MWD. "I'd almost rather be taken back to the station."
Sure you say "I can get 11GB more storage for only $50!!"
Perhaps that's the point - to sell more entry level $299 iPods by raising their perceived value. And if you buy the mini, they've displaced non-Apple flash players - perhaps even by convincing you to move up from a smaller flash player.
Sounds pretty bad, I mean, you want to stand back and cheer for Darwin, but you're obligated to put them out. Of course, you could claim the nearest water was your full bladder....
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Yeah, Files for Ejaculatory Declaration (aka Pr0n) is a much more widespread technology. I wouldn't particularly want to see what IBM creates in this area, though. It gives 'Big Blue' a scary connotation.
This is a job for Sourceforge! Try selecting "mp3 server" and check the "require all words" box.
She can't.
I have it on good authority she is allergic to benzoyl peroxide.
Actually, as staff, you rank pretty low. If a professor says, "I need it soon", it means "Do it now". If a grad student says, "I need it soon", it means, "Do it soon, or I'll tell my prof you're holding me up". Of course, if an undergrad says, "I need it soon", the proper response is to hand him/her 50 forms to fill out and get signed.
You forgot the part about "download the font called Fake Receipt and print out a receipt from a (mythical) UK electronics shop like 'Dickie's Fish and Chips and Kit'". Xerox the receipt, smudge it up a bit, and tuck it into the computer bag. If you're going to be a smuggler, you might as well do it right.
Shouldn't that be export LANG=en_REAL?
No, it's an OLED Zeppelin. Not to be confused with the rock group old zeppelin. Didn't they have a hit back before most Slashdot readers were born? Something about Stairway to Kevin?
That's because it is only 'food' by courtesy.
Obviously this is a very old story. No engineer retires with 30 years of service. They get downsized when the company figures out an guy in India can do 80% of what they do for 30% of the price. It's that other 20% that kills the business.
Even better, $4 coffees and $6.99 coasters! Woot, Woot, I have more money than brains! Fear me, Folger's drinker!
Zones differ from jails in that you can limit the amount of resources a zone can consume. Even in jail you can launch a denial of service with a fork() bomb or busy loop, or even netcat. With zones, you can limit the amount of cpu cycles, network io, and (perhaps? don't have docs nearby) disk and serial io. Plus zones get their "own" virtual os, so you can reboot them.
Wifinetnews on Google Labs' experimental Wi-Fi directory. Looks interesting because it derives the list from the web pages scanned.
If the 1 GB Via board + CPU is ~$170 (retail), you cannot put it into a product that costs less than ~$170, can you? There are scores of consumer electronic devices in the under $200/range. The next big thing is figuring out which ones can be mostly implemented in software, on commodity (or at least high-volume) hardware. What about a $99 DVD player that also plays internet radio? Or a cable set top box that can print photos from your digital camera?
Most brands of phone have something. On the MS Windows side, look at TrueSync from Starfish Software, which works with many Motorola phones. Siemens phones have a version of XTNDConnect pc as a free download; high end Nokias had (have?) a PC data suite; there is also a generic version of software from SnapSync (available at CompUSA, among other places). The software appears to run about $30, then you get to spend another $30 for a cable (don't know if the sw supports IRDA or Bluetooth). Pick a phone you are interested in, then google for "brand + pc + synchronize".
The hobbyists were out-hobbied by the hobbiest warspiers.
That's what they want you to believe. However, Republican != Luddite.
Yes, the machine rocked. The membrane keypad did not.
Windows is a lot like a jet engine - it either sucks or it blows or it doesn't do a damned thing.
Sounds pretty bad, I mean, you want to stand back and cheer for Darwin, but you're obligated to put them out. Of course, you could claim the nearest water was your full bladder....
If you keep spreading facts on Slashdot we'll have to throw you out.
Let's get back to the mindless bashing and opinions presented as Gospel.