Nobody uses a Mac to run a custom application like a factory control system
Does anyone run factory control systems on Windows? Shouldn't that kind of application be left to a real-time OS, or at least an OS that doesn't compain when you change the hardware, or runs Windows Genuine Income Advantage Checking Verificator in the background, or runs any of dozens of stupid background services, or is susceptible to network worms, or...
I'm sort of surprised that he didn't just do what the rest of the world does when they find a registration form that they don't want to fill out -- lie.
You can't take the moral high ground and then contradict yourself by cheating the system. Besides the fact that if a hifn driver were to anonomously appear, it would very likely not be accepted into the tree as OpenBSD has very strict licensing requirements.
That Theo had to type his name and address into a company's web page.
That's what Hitler and IBM said to the German Jews.
... sort of. But if you're going to put your newly acquired crypto hardware info to use in a situation that displeases W. -- say, including drivers in your free hippie-communist Linux distro, OpenBSD -- one might worry that they'd be quietly extradited to a little island in the caribbean.
What documentation comes with Windows? The help system is shit, there is little usefull logging or debugging available in many of their services.
I haven't used a Linux distro in the past several years, but I'm sure that their documentation is worlds better than what comes with Win2k/2003. And I can tell you that OpenBSD's documentation is superb. (Not to mention that the *BSDs trace a direct lineage to AT&T UNIX; does that suddenly make them as good as HP/UX? I have never done 3D modeling on OpenBSD, but if the needed application is available for OpenBSD I would pick it over the comercial unixes any day of the week..)
There are policies in place to report corruption or illegal activities in regards to classifired material.
And who are you going to report misdeeds to when ultimatly, the person who heads both the executive branch and the military thinks he can do what ever he pleases?
Whether or not a program is illegal or unconstittutional, leakers have to expect to take a hit. They are violating their oaths of secrecy.
Before they took any oath of secrecy, they took an oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States; I think that trancends whatever policies -- secret or public -- put into place by the reigning administration.
I can't drink water in quantities greater than perhaps a half glass at a time, it gives me the most intensely painful stomach acid
May I ask what kind of water you're drinking?
I find that the local (Hudson County, NJ) tap water will cause a bit of heart burn if I drink more than a pint in an hour; filtering it with a Brita does not help. I try to stick to bottled water, the cheapest I can find (usually about $0.90/gallon) tastes just fine.
Yeah, that's what I want in my "point" releases...
Major changes should be reserved for major releases, i.e. 2.0, 3.0, etc. Otherwise, just keep the program steady and stable. Firefox already does everything I need it to do; if there is a new revolution in bookmarking, navigating, URIs, or anything else, save it for the next major release.
Cybersquatting is buying a real a domain with resell value; typosquatting is buying a domain that is spelled similar to a real domain and lapping up typo-induced hits.
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Wait, you didn't have seperate managers for the Coffee Fetchers and the Doughnut Fetchers?
Is that you run a "lean" company, by combining those two departments?
Does anyone run factory control systems on Windows? Shouldn't that kind of application be left to a real-time OS, or at least an OS that doesn't compain when you change the hardware, or runs Windows Genuine Income Advantage Checking Verificator in the background, or runs any of dozens of stupid background services, or is susceptible to network worms, or...
You can't take the moral high ground and then contradict yourself by cheating the system. Besides the fact that if a hifn driver were to anonomously appear, it would very likely not be accepted into the tree as OpenBSD has very strict licensing requirements.
You know that. I know that. You think they know that?
That's what Hitler and IBM said to the German Jews.
... sort of. But if you're going to put your newly acquired crypto hardware info to use in a situation that displeases W. -- say, including drivers in your free hippie-communist Linux distro, OpenBSD -- one might worry that they'd be quietly extradited to a little island in the caribbean.
I've got your MS solution right here: Using Windows Chat in Windows XP. May work for Win2k3, YMMV.
You're welcome.
No shit.
My apologies... I had forgotten about the Windows Metafile exploit.
Citation? Please?
Are you serious?
What documentation comes with Windows? The help system is shit, there is little usefull logging or debugging available in many of their services.
I haven't used a Linux distro in the past several years, but I'm sure that their documentation is worlds better than what comes with Win2k/2003. And I can tell you that OpenBSD's documentation is superb. (Not to mention that the *BSDs trace a direct lineage to AT&T UNIX; does that suddenly make them as good as HP/UX? I have never done 3D modeling on OpenBSD, but if the needed application is available for OpenBSD I would pick it over the comercial unixes any day of the week..)
And one never use WINE on their *nix box, nor do they do ever SMB file serving...
Don't get me started on all the people that don't install Cygwin on their Windows machines.
Well, I think we know what my view is on the whole more-slack/more-work/where-does-slashdot-fall debate.
Like ninjas?
And who are you going to report misdeeds to when ultimatly, the person who heads both the executive branch and the military thinks he can do what ever he pleases?
Before they took any oath of secrecy, they took an oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States; I think that trancends whatever policies -- secret or public -- put into place by the reigning administration.
May I ask what kind of water you're drinking?
I find that the local (Hudson County, NJ) tap water will cause a bit of heart burn if I drink more than a pint in an hour; filtering it with a Brita does not help. I try to stick to bottled water, the cheapest I can find (usually about $0.90/gallon) tastes just fine.
Nowadays everybody wanna talk like they got something to say
But nothin comes out when they move they lips
Just a buncha gibberish
And muthafuckas act like they forgot about Vista
Sure you'll have to wait, but that time barrier can protect you from the shit games, eh?
Yeah, that's what I want in my "point" releases...
Major changes should be reserved for major releases, i.e. 2.0, 3.0, etc. Otherwise, just keep the program steady and stable. Firefox already does everything I need it to do; if there is a new revolution in bookmarking, navigating, URIs, or anything else, save it for the next major release.
Cybersquatting is buying a real a domain with resell value; typosquatting is buying a domain that is spelled similar to a real domain and lapping up typo-induced hits.
Eric, I already know about your midget porn.
And stop touching yourself.
-God
No worries, dude, everyone knows that Ninjas are Pirate's natural enemies, and those Code Ninjas at Google are top notch.
An article?
I bet it gets duped three times within an hour, as Zonk pisses himself with delight and the other editors suffer minor heart attacks.
So, did you purchase your Dewey Decimal licence, or do we have to send the Library Police after you?
Hint: the Dewey Decimal System is not free to use...
Jack? Jack Thompson, is that you?
Or is it just other fuckwad that thinks "It was a joke" is a great defense against accusations of stupidity?
I belive that is referred to as an "outlier".