In other news, mister O.B. Laden was charged with patent infringement. A Boeing representative later commented: "putting an explosive device into a immovable object is patented by Boeing. Our rights were clearly infringed upon."
I don't know who modded you insightful, but you are not. You state the obvious.
Amd would really like to have what you describe, but they don't. I/O will only limp behind processing speed, as it has been since the 486. In the mean time, those cycles can be used for other things, such as datacompression of the data that goes to memory.
However, latency is what is killing in the end, not the data transferrates. That is what we have cache for, but it doesn't yet have 100% hitrates yet. The fun comes when there is more processor silicon to burn, than there is memory to utilize it. No, we are not there yet.
This is exactly why I don't sign my messages. There is no way that I can guarantee that my messages aren't faked. If one is faked, chances are that my PGP key is taken too.
If you live in the USA, what to worry about? 110V hurts, but it is hardly lethal. I've had this voltage on my computer casing (it wasn't grounded). 220V does really hurt though.
FWIW, tv repair guys rarely die of a high voltage shock itself. They die because they slam into something else.
And in this protocol, you only get bandwidth if the receiving end says it is ok to get it? Sending extra layer 7 information for the company router (with different encryption) does not sound impossible.
like I care... You either read it with pleasure, or you can skip it. You don't want to know my opinion and I don't need to learn you anything. Please, forever skip my (CBravo) posts in the future.
Communication errors are in abundance and syntactic ones are only a minor reason for misunderstanding. Just like in programming.
People are often not busy with being right or wrong. First they need to feel secure before they can learn new things. Weird but true. If you say that they should use linux, you essentially say they've been wrong big time == insecure feeling.
First there is progress. Then there can be misery.
When you encounter new things, learn, it is fun. At some point there must be a switch that can be turned to "danger". The earlier this is recognized, the more can be done against this. This process, stepping out of your function and resisting the thing that you are hired to do, is very straining. Sometimes only difficult, other times against company culture. Maybe there should be a role play about whistleblowing ??
Ethics is not only about thinking/subjects. It is also about having you _OWN_ opinion. I think this is a bigger problem than finding subjects.
And you win the battle against this person. You will lose the war though. No, I'm not talking about the Iraq war, the US will win that one. I'm talking about the cold war of the US vs the rest of the world.
Why didn't the US save 3000 persons in Africa "as revenge against violence"... That would be "turning the other cheek". It wouldn't mean that directly involved people can't be prosecuted but otherwise? The US just promotes violence at the moment. You might not think about it that way, but we do.
Questionable? I never ever use telnet these days, for good reasons. Secondly, certain accounts I have only accept my home IP number... for security reasons.
I don't care about the abuse. It is dual use... I do it every day for the right reasons... I would say this is necessary for me.
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You are funny. Modding isn't what it used to be, but you deserve +6: Genuinely funny.
In other news, mister O.B. Laden was charged with patent infringement. A Boeing representative later commented: "putting an explosive device into a immovable object is patented by Boeing. Our rights were clearly infringed upon."
why did she have dirty hands ;-)
The best thing that ever happened to me. Motor flying gets boring (and expensive in NL), gliding remains a challenge.
As I read it, they want the GPL to be an unacceptible license. They want it to be enforced that GPL is a no-go-area. F*ck 'm.
I don't know who modded you insightful, but you are not. You state the obvious.
Amd would really like to have what you describe, but they don't. I/O will only limp behind processing speed, as it has been since the 486. In the mean time, those cycles can be used for other things, such as datacompression of the data that goes to memory.
However, latency is what is killing in the end, not the data transferrates. That is what we have cache for, but it doesn't yet have 100% hitrates yet. The fun comes when there is more processor silicon to burn, than there is memory to utilize it. No, we are not there yet.
This is exactly why I don't sign my messages. There is no way that I can guarantee that my messages aren't faked. If one is faked, chances are that my PGP key is taken too.
If you live in the USA, what to worry about? 110V hurts, but it is hardly lethal. I've had this voltage on my computer casing (it wasn't grounded). 220V does really hurt though.
FWIW, tv repair guys rarely die of a high voltage shock itself. They die because they slam into something else.
And in this protocol, you only get bandwidth if the receiving end says it is ok to get it? Sending extra layer 7 information for the company router (with different encryption) does not sound impossible.
http://connectux.nl/products does it, but you have to pay for it (and some knowledge of Dutch helps).
No, $c0 is not winning. It is only given the "beat me up" token that m$ used to have.
;-)
It's a break, not having to flame m$ for a few weeks
There are slashdot id numbers for that. His is lower than yours :-).
like I care... You either read it with pleasure, or you can skip it. You don't want to know my opinion and I don't need to learn you anything. Please, forever skip my (CBravo) posts in the future.
Communication errors are in abundance and syntactic ones are only a minor reason for misunderstanding. Just like in programming.
I put the commands in a shell script, too much typing :-)
That is me you describe... You must have mistyped the IP.
what is this etc. format?
You are a bit behind the rest of the world...
Everybody already thinks like this.
People are often not busy with being right or wrong. First they need to feel secure before they can learn new things. Weird but true. If you say that they should use linux, you essentially say they've been wrong big time == insecure feeling.
It is their insecurity that hits you.
I expect that it takes more than the copyright info to change a good OS into a crappy one...
Not only that, their internal clock is 8 days late! Or should I say 1000 days...
First there is progress. Then there can be misery.
When you encounter new things, learn, it is fun. At some point there must be a switch that can be turned to "danger". The earlier this is recognized, the more can be done against this. This process, stepping out of your function and resisting the thing that you are hired to do, is very straining. Sometimes only difficult, other times against company culture. Maybe there should be a role play about whistleblowing ??
Ethics is not only about thinking/subjects. It is also about having you _OWN_ opinion. I think this is a bigger problem than finding subjects.
No, it would be der Fuhrer.
And you win the battle against this person. You will lose the war though. No, I'm not talking about the Iraq war, the US will win that one. I'm talking about the cold war of the US vs the rest of the world.
Why didn't the US save 3000 persons in Africa "as revenge against violence"... That would be "turning the other cheek". It wouldn't mean that directly involved people can't be prosecuted but otherwise? The US just promotes violence at the moment. You might not think about it that way, but we do.
Questionable? I never ever use telnet these days, for good reasons. Secondly, certain accounts I have only accept my home IP number... for security reasons.
I don't care about the abuse. It is dual use... I do it every day for the right reasons... I would say this is necessary for me.
the funny thing with CC\bank is that they have strict laws to obide to(at least in the NL). Programs are not yet under such laws.
Disclaimers don't cut it (blah we are not responsible blah).