All the intelligence collection can't fix an inter-departmental communication failure. Yet each year, US government grants itself ever more sweeping intelligence collection power. I wonder if the inter-departmental communication problem was ever fixed?
Mac OS (yes, the 68k OS) were considered stable every other release as well; all the odd major numbered OS always requires endless number of patches (keep in mind that back then, there was no broadband to ease patch distribution.) With the exception of OS8 (which was released to get out of contracts with Mac clone makers,) even numbered versioned OSes were considered more "mature" than the odd numbered versioned OSes.
other cell carriers have a lot more to do with it than common sense in the government. I fear this "outbreak" you speak of is at best, overly exaggerated.
The TSA should engage in profiling, as the Israelis do.
That would require TSA hiring and training intelligent people instead of farming out the work to politically well connected corporations that much rather hire employees being paid minimum wage.
based on 120 million GB and 200k drives, the per-drive capacity works out to 600GB a piece. Sounded like they're stringing together a bunch of WD Velociraptors.
Can you just imagine the brown up when they power up the drive farm? In practice they would be doing sequential spin up. I do however, wonder how long that would take to sequentially spin up 200k drives.
a fair number of those "students" are funded by PRC government; for them, it's just a job. the roof over their head and the food on their table are paid for by PRC. so really, is it a surprise that they're out in force whenever anyone disagree with the current party line?
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All the intelligence collection can't fix an inter-departmental communication failure. Yet each year, US government grants itself ever more sweeping intelligence collection power. I wonder if the inter-departmental communication problem was ever fixed?
there are things worse than being laid off; like the despair foxconn inflicts on its employees.
I've taken the liberty to fixed the typo for you.
Mac OS (yes, the 68k OS) were considered stable every other release as well; all the odd major numbered OS always requires endless number of patches (keep in mind that back then, there was no broadband to ease patch distribution.) With the exception of OS8 (which was released to get out of contracts with Mac clone makers,) even numbered versioned OSes were considered more "mature" than the odd numbered versioned OSes.
... when I graduated. Aerospace department graduates had signs up that said "will build space shuttles for food."
Translation - Fund me, and I might produce something.
"evading the IRS and taxes"
We can starting cleaning up the orbit, and bill them by deducting the cost plus a... modest profit off the US debt they're holding...
until somebody die from it. sorry, but it's been that way for centuries.
and taking anyone near it down the abyss with it.
other cell carriers have a lot more to do with it than common sense in the government. I fear this "outbreak" you speak of is at best, overly exaggerated.
That would require TSA hiring and training intelligent people instead of farming out the work to politically well connected corporations that much rather hire employees being paid minimum wage.
shredded HP stock certificates soaked in their expensive ink and rolled into joints.
based on 120 million GB and 200k drives, the per-drive capacity works out to 600GB a piece. Sounded like they're stringing together a bunch of WD Velociraptors.
Can you just imagine the brown up when they power up the drive farm?
In practice they would be doing sequential spin up. I do however, wonder how long that would take to sequentially spin up 200k drives.
Diplomatic "courtesy" requires the US to believe China. Privately, everyone knows that a deer is a deer.
This is a country that has a history of pointing at a deer and call it a horse, or more recently calling Minnie Mouse a "cat with large ears." So why is this a surprise?
when the backdoor mandated by government is built right into every piece of equipment.
short it, short it now!
why would they want a probe orbiting Mars to communicate with sharks?
wait till text books are 'updated' in real time over 3G or WiFi to fit the current prevailing political views, Ã la Ministry of Truth...
keep in mind that other than the LCD, most of that iPad is battery...
schooling isn't design to transfer knowledge from adults to children; it's design to create conforming and obedient citizens.
a fair number of those "students" are funded by PRC government; for them, it's just a job. the roof over their head and the food on their table are paid for by PRC. so really, is it a surprise that they're out in force whenever anyone disagree with the current party line?