You mean the metric names of the.223 Remington in our rifles and.308 Winchester machine gun rounds. The 81mm mortar originally was Stoke's 3 in. mortar (barrel diameter 3.2") The 107mm originally was 4.2 inch M2 mortar, the improved M30 version went to the metric units. 120mm was 4.7" 155mm was 6.1", 203mm is the renamed 8 inch howitzer.
You want to live on one tenth the income? I don't. Heck I've been to places where the per capita electric consumption was zero. I like living in the first world thanks very much.
You're confused, the executive with the seven figure salary is one of the implementers, besides and above the directory, "project manager", project engineers, etc.
It couldn't possibly be because Costa Rica's energy consumption is about 1/8th that of the USA, and per capita GDP one tenth the USA. Engineering and physics reality has nothing to do with it, nosireebob
They should start that sea level rise clock about 20,000 years ago, it's been rising since the last ice age. Most of the time at faster rate than it is now.
In your face, libressl doesn't have the pile of vulnerabilities just announced with openssl, because in most cases the crap removed, and one because proper design done:
DOES NOT APPLY TO LIBRESSL 2.1.6
* CVE-2015-0291 - OpenSSL 1.0.2 ClientHello sigalgs DoS
Affected code is not present.
* CVE-2015-0290 - Multiblock corrupted pointer
Affected code is not present.
* CVE-2015-0208 - Segmentation fault for invalid PSS parameters
Affected code is not present.
* CVE-2015-0293 - DoS via reachable assert in SSLv2 servers
Affected code is not present.
* CVE-2015-0285 - Handshake with unseeded PRNG
Cannot happen by the design of the LibreSSL PRNG.
really, he supported wiretapping without warrant, assassination of citizens without due process, NSA data collection before becoming president? do tell.
Actually, I find being compelled to work stressful, aggravating and heavily interferes with time for people and things very important to me. When I was young children had to recover from the painful diseases chicken pox and measles as there was no vaccine, the alternative was death. Such is employment.
Anyway, being compelled with terrible conditions that all employers conspire to adopt, with no alternative available in a large region, is a bad thing. One can glibly say "oh just move then", but that is very expensive and disruptive for say those with families, even assuming a job in a remote place can be landed.
A fine 500 times as big would actually punish them and cause firings. However your #3 only shows your petty jealousy, if an executive has projects making the company hundreds of millions, why not pay them a few million? Makes sense to me.
Your use of "neckbeard" dates you, that was a hip term two years ago. I'm guessing you have a neckbeard fetish, there might be genre of porn just for you.
Your argument is flawed, people are compelled to work lest they starve or lose their place of residence or become unable to provide for children, and thus may have no choice but to accept employment terms they'd rather not.
Seems to me you're making assumptions about how far people will go to a mall. The mall fifteen miles from where I used to live has charging stations. Now I'm closer but that seems logical to me to have them there
The issue has nothing to do with a "ruling class". Plenty of poor neighborhoods of "non-ruling" class (construed to be defined either by income or ethnicity) don't have those crime issues. Lack of proper upbringing including teaching respect for life and property and self-worth, makes the difference.
your "asymetrical warfare" meme that is often brought up has a problem, it doesn't work on a state that is totally brutal. It only works on the wimpy with a conscience. It didn't work on Rome as they expanded, one act of terrorism and they'd slaughter a city. The conquered might run out of cities and people, is the only possible result of terrorism against ancient Rome.
Essentially yes. Many "leviathons" things are being loaded by Slashdot's pages, including even Google's. Slashdot's tentacles are thus even more numerous than Google's.
Explain yourself. One fission bomb takes out a city or much of a large one and pisses another country off immensely. Retaliation would be of epic proportions. A thousand weapons could destroy another country completely. Israel might have hundreds of nukes, by the way. They need more than one or a dozen in their situation.
That's still easier, with rockets, than working in Earths. And we can model hypersonic flight with incredible precision these days. These are NOT the issues that stand in the way of manned Mars mission. Radiation, composition of Mar's soil, long term 0.38 g field, resupply, recycling, psychological issues of isolation far from earth...those are the hard problems.
Get your tinfoil hat off, sounds like something useful for emergency situations. Occupant has to activate. Maybe all cars should have cameras that activate by user or by sensors in emergency situations, to send feed to website that alerts emergency services. Triggers could be water, fire, impact, sufficiently off normal axis, etc.
Slashdot Mirror
having an Itanium2 server with exposed heat sink, you won't need a stove any more
Doesn't change the truth of what I said, you are cherry picking a range. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
You mean the metric names of the .223 Remington in our rifles and .308 Winchester machine gun rounds. The 81mm mortar originally was Stoke's 3 in. mortar (barrel diameter 3.2") The 107mm originally was 4.2 inch M2 mortar, the improved M30 version went to the metric units. 120mm was 4.7" 155mm was 6.1", 203mm is the renamed 8 inch howitzer.
You want to live on one tenth the income? I don't. Heck I've been to places where the per capita electric consumption was zero. I like living in the first world thanks very much.
You're confused, the executive with the seven figure salary is one of the implementers, besides and above the directory, "project manager", project engineers, etc.
It couldn't possibly be because Costa Rica's energy consumption is about 1/8th that of the USA, and per capita GDP one tenth the USA. Engineering and physics reality has nothing to do with it, nosireebob
They should start that sea level rise clock about 20,000 years ago, it's been rising since the last ice age. Most of the time at faster rate than it is now.
In your face, libressl doesn't have the pile of vulnerabilities just announced with openssl, because in most cases the crap removed, and one because proper design done:
DOES NOT APPLY TO LIBRESSL 2.1.6
* CVE-2015-0291 - OpenSSL 1.0.2 ClientHello sigalgs DoS
Affected code is not present.
* CVE-2015-0290 - Multiblock corrupted pointer
Affected code is not present.
* CVE-2015-0208 - Segmentation fault for invalid PSS parameters
Affected code is not present.
* CVE-2015-0293 - DoS via reachable assert in SSLv2 servers
Affected code is not present.
* CVE-2015-0285 - Handshake with unseeded PRNG
Cannot happen by the design of the LibreSSL PRNG.
The article is just click bait nonsense like 66% of what is linked from slashdot, it confounds at least three OS time-related concepts.
really, he supported wiretapping without warrant, assassination of citizens without due process, NSA data collection before becoming president? do tell.
Actually, I find being compelled to work stressful, aggravating and heavily interferes with time for people and things very important to me. When I was young children had to recover from the painful diseases chicken pox and measles as there was no vaccine, the alternative was death. Such is employment. Anyway, being compelled with terrible conditions that all employers conspire to adopt, with no alternative available in a large region, is a bad thing. One can glibly say "oh just move then", but that is very expensive and disruptive for say those with families, even assuming a job in a remote place can be landed.
well I'm not typing into google to find out, sometimes it even pulls up images automaticaly......ewwwwww
A fine 500 times as big would actually punish them and cause firings. However your #3 only shows your petty jealousy, if an executive has projects making the company hundreds of millions, why not pay them a few million? Makes sense to me.
Your use of "neckbeard" dates you, that was a hip term two years ago. I'm guessing you have a neckbeard fetish, there might be genre of porn just for you.
Didn't you hear the good news, doctor's examination confirms Terry Pratchett no longer has Alzheimers!
Your argument is flawed, people are compelled to work lest they starve or lose their place of residence or become unable to provide for children, and thus may have no choice but to accept employment terms they'd rather not.
Seems to me you're making assumptions about how far people will go to a mall. The mall fifteen miles from where I used to live has charging stations. Now I'm closer but that seems logical to me to have them there
I think whatever party is in power should declare all other political parties terrorists and have their web sites blocks.
The issue has nothing to do with a "ruling class". Plenty of poor neighborhoods of "non-ruling" class (construed to be defined either by income or ethnicity) don't have those crime issues. Lack of proper upbringing including teaching respect for life and property and self-worth, makes the difference.
your "asymetrical warfare" meme that is often brought up has a problem, it doesn't work on a state that is totally brutal. It only works on the wimpy with a conscience. It didn't work on Rome as they expanded, one act of terrorism and they'd slaughter a city. The conquered might run out of cities and people, is the only possible result of terrorism against ancient Rome.
State sells the excess to neighbors for profit, helping the State's budget?
Essentially yes. Many "leviathons" things are being loaded by Slashdot's pages, including even Google's. Slashdot's tentacles are thus even more numerous than Google's.
Explain yourself. One fission bomb takes out a city or much of a large one and pisses another country off immensely. Retaliation would be of epic proportions. A thousand weapons could destroy another country completely. Israel might have hundreds of nukes, by the way. They need more than one or a dozen in their situation.
That's still easier, with rockets, than working in Earths. And we can model hypersonic flight with incredible precision these days. These are NOT the issues that stand in the way of manned Mars mission. Radiation, composition of Mar's soil, long term 0.38 g field, resupply, recycling, psychological issues of isolation far from earth...those are the hard problems.
Get your tinfoil hat off, sounds like something useful for emergency situations. Occupant has to activate. Maybe all cars should have cameras that activate by user or by sensors in emergency situations, to send feed to website that alerts emergency services. Triggers could be water, fire, impact, sufficiently off normal axis, etc.