Was it just a regular outage that could have happened to anyone, or something very specific to their own infrastructure?
Just because a change was made at some point in the past, you don't get to just assume that everything would have been fine if Change X or Y hadn't been made. Oracle isn't a silver bullet.
This, and the obvious risk of issues anytime you make such a large change. You fix them and move on. "thousands of delayed packages" sounds like a blip for Amazon. Bad weather can do that.
That is a complete nonsese. Let's say everyone will get $1000 UBI. Does this mean, that they will earn $1000 more of value? NO. It will inflate global prices about $1000 so prices will be (TODAY_PRICES + $1000), so they will gain no value at all. No one.
Well of course then you just raise UBI. Problem solved.
The devaluation is causing them to do that? No, not really. The fact that they're being ripped off by the music labels forces them on the road to actually make a living more like.
Pretty much any musician isn't going to ignore recorded music simply to do live performances. That's just as fast a way to the poor house than not doing any gigs at all. Those who put a focus on live performances are likely to give recorded copies of their music away if anything (although their labels, if they have one, will most certainly forbid them from doing that.) as that's free promotion to get people to go to a show.
You completely misconstrue what I said. I never said they would forego recorded music. I said they would perform more live and hone that craft because that is where they can make more money.
Or new music is crap and I already ripped/pirated everything I'll ever want to listen to decades ago.
There is great music still being made. I find new good stuff all the time, it just takes some work.
IMO, the de-valuation of recorded music due to piracy and streaming has forced bands to make money the old fashioned way... live performances. There are some really talented musicians out there honing their craft and putting on great shows while cranking out great recordings.
Also, Apple really focused on the I-Pad for schools. They were popular because "I-Pad" was equated with 'latest tech'. But tablets aren't good for schools, the notebook form factor is much more practical.
And then the cost factors became reality, making Chromebooks an easy choice for most schools.
Questions that come to mind are "how much emittance occurs which there is a high delta-T? How long does the coating last and how easily is it's emittance reduced by normal environmental conditions (dirt, microbials, etc)? How much would it cost? Any toxicity concerns?
Ok, so any time you take a solar panel and add some kind of energy storage device, that's a story now? There are a lot of ways you can store the energy - many different battery types, pumped water storage, molten salt I suppose. This is just silly.
But this one is special, because it can "Bring Electricity To Rural and Underdeveloped Areas", unlike any other solar panel connected to a battery.
Does a cloud of mist that one inhales qualifies as "food"?
No, but if you look at the list of things the FDA is empowered to regulate, it pretty much falls into anything related to human health. Even cell phones and condoms, neither of which are food (for most I hope).
The FDA has no authority to regulate if the juice contains no nicotine and teens who don't already spoke don't use the nicotine juice. You can make any flavor with or without it, the nicotine is an add on.
Fine. Give us a real link that shows that the cooling system was broke. Even in wiki, it says otherwise.
angel'o'sphere won't give you a link. He fabricates stuff and then never backs it up. He just hopes nobody calls him out. I'm still waiting on him to explain his lie about the lung cancer hot spot.
Don't count on it. angel'o'sphere is a flat out liar. I've caught him multiple times making claims that are clearly wrong, and he never backs them with a citation.
You can ignore all the information that shows wind and solar in Germany have not brought significant improvements in CO2/kwh.
I assumed you willfully ignore information. Now you have confirmed. That is why you are ignorant.
Look, You can insist the real numbers aren't real. It is well documented that CO2 emissions per KWH have not significantly reduced in correlation with wind and solar additions..
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The dangerous path is the one where people form their opinions and ideals based almost entirely on Facebook or other social media.
Was it just a regular outage that could have happened to anyone, or something very specific to their own infrastructure?
Just because a change was made at some point in the past, you don't get to just assume that everything would have been fine if Change X or Y hadn't been made. Oracle isn't a silver bullet.
This, and the obvious risk of issues anytime you make such a large change. You fix them and move on. "thousands of delayed packages" sounds like a blip for Amazon. Bad weather can do that.
It was a carrot on an infinitely long stick.
An entire staff with tunnel-vision. How wonderful.
This HAS the be the dumbest question I've ever seen on slashdot.
I know. Of course you can install it. An appropriate slashdot question is 'will it work in barn?'
That is a complete nonsese. Let's say everyone will get $1000 UBI. Does this mean, that they will earn $1000 more of value? NO. It will inflate global prices about $1000 so prices will be (TODAY_PRICES + $1000), so they will gain no value at all. No one.
Well of course then you just raise UBI. Problem solved.
The devaluation is causing them to do that? No, not really. The fact that they're being ripped off by the music labels forces them on the road to actually make a living more like.
Pretty much any musician isn't going to ignore recorded music simply to do live performances. That's just as fast a way to the poor house than not doing any gigs at all. Those who put a focus on live performances are likely to give recorded copies of their music away if anything (although their labels, if they have one, will most certainly forbid them from doing that.) as that's free promotion to get people to go to a show.
You completely misconstrue what I said. I never said they would forego recorded music. I said they would perform more live and hone that craft because that is where they can make more money.
Or new music is crap and I already ripped/pirated everything I'll ever want to listen to decades ago.
There is great music still being made. I find new good stuff all the time, it just takes some work. IMO, the de-valuation of recorded music due to piracy and streaming has forced bands to make money the old fashioned way ... live performances. There are some really talented musicians out there honing their craft and putting on great shows while cranking out great recordings.
Also, Apple really focused on the I-Pad for schools. They were popular because "I-Pad" was equated with 'latest tech'. But tablets aren't good for schools, the notebook form factor is much more practical.
And then the cost factors became reality, making Chromebooks an easy choice for most schools.
Questions that come to mind are "how much emittance occurs which there is a high delta-T? How long does the coating last and how easily is it's emittance reduced by normal environmental conditions (dirt, microbials, etc)? How much would it cost? Any toxicity concerns?
Ok, so any time you take a solar panel and add some kind of energy storage device, that's a story now? There are a lot of ways you can store the energy - many different battery types, pumped water storage, molten salt I suppose. This is just silly.
But this one is special, because it can "Bring Electricity To Rural and Underdeveloped Areas", unlike any other solar panel connected to a battery.
I've had some amusing text conversations with wrong numbers (both by me and others). Turns out most people have a sense of humor.
what I want to know is:
How much does it cost?
It costs very little to sign a passenger.
"Pimp" and "Ho"
Because we need to feed them with more 'do good' opportunities.
Does a cloud of mist that one inhales qualifies as "food"?
No, but if you look at the list of things the FDA is empowered to regulate, it pretty much falls into anything related to human health. Even cell phones and condoms, neither of which are food (for most I hope).
The FDA has no authority to regulate if the juice contains no nicotine and teens who don't already spoke don't use the nicotine juice. You can make any flavor with or without it, the nicotine is an add on.
Its the FDA, not just the DA.
You fabricated the statement that "his lung has hot spots of radiation."
That was your lie, it is there for all to see. You are trying to change what you said because you know you've been caught making things up.
Just admit you made it up and I'll leave you alone.
Fine. Give us a real link that shows that the cooling system was broke. Even in wiki, it says otherwise.
angel'o'sphere won't give you a link. He fabricates stuff and then never backs it up. He just hopes nobody calls him out. I'm still waiting on him to explain his lie about the lung cancer hot spot.
And maybe you should stop fabricating things;
https://slashdot.org/comments....
I am still waiting for you to admit you completely made this up. But you seem to be avoiding that.
If you had bothered to read the article: his lung has hot spots of radiation.
I see you are still avoiding explaining why you fabricated this totally false statement and posted it. At least admit you made it up.
Don't count on it. angel'o'sphere is a flat out liar. I've caught him multiple times making claims that are clearly wrong, and he never backs them with a citation.
Then there is this complete fabrication, to which he won't respond;
https://slashdot.org/comments....
https://www.forbes.com/sites/j...
If you had bothered to read the article: his lung has hot spots of radiation.
This is false. Did you make this up yourself or are you repeating something someone else fabricated? Cite your source if so.
You can ignore all the information that shows wind and solar in Germany have not brought significant improvements in CO2/kwh. I assumed you willfully ignore information. Now you have confirmed. That is why you are ignorant.
Look, You can insist the real numbers aren't real. It is well documented that CO2 emissions per KWH have not significantly reduced in correlation with wind and solar additions..