insider trading is mwhen you have inside knowledge of something and you use it to your advantage. i.e. he knew corel was going to post a loss so he sold shares. thats a securities violation - in a public company you cannot use information that the general public doesnt have to your own advantage.
hmm...the default ps that ships with redhat has now been changed..it used to be a BSD style ps (no -) now it doesnt have that restriction and takes a SysV style command. ps auvwwf is a helluva lot less clearer than ps -ef.
go really slowly. it doesnt freeze because the connections are dropped if there are insufficient processess to fork and allow data transfer. AFAIK a 386/486 should be able to handle and saturate T1 lines.
Is this a rant or a newsletter ? The "couple of kids" at Waco were armed not only with semi-automatic rifles but also with full auto mods to their weapons and grenades..i may not support the notion of what the government did was correct, but i'd stop from stating they were a coupla kids. And since when was routing script kiddie sniffing and cracking ok ? The government doesnt do that, either.
i'd love to work for this guy - he's probably the ultimate salesman ever invented. It's a wonder he's managed to screw up practically everything he touched (screwed xerox's parc with its GUI which lead to MacCrapOS, messed up and had to close down NeXT, got booted outta apple) with that sort of personality.
or looked on freshmeat.net..there were at least 3 packages which do this out there. One of em was the LinuxHA project (of course). BTW, i do some redundancy w/o using this stuff using rsync over ssh and a backup "mirror" server. rsync -avu -e ssh/home remoteserver.xx.yy:/mirror/ >syncem.out cron runs as follows : 50 2 * * */root/syncem i.e. at 2:50 am everyday both are in sync. This is not load balancing of course but a simple mirroring method with redundancy. just for everyones info.
err...umm..hate to tell you this but : Radar images are use pretty often to image the bottom of the ocean or to track ocean currents. SAR (synthetic aperture radar) data can be used to identify and resolve subs below the water surface too..provided theyre not too deep. So yes, the radar below the water thing has been around a while..pick up a copy of IEE mags and you'll see DERA work going on in that with impressive results. And SAR can punch thru clouds. SR-71 photo equipment could "distinguish a golf ball on a putting green" from a quote i read.
you wont have that.. ever. why ? because if its widely used there is no way for it to support hundreds of thousands of people..you need mirrors or need to run it from localhost or a company intranet. it has to be distributed and that means you have to give source with it. massively parallel distributed systems can support large quantities of users...nothing else works.
nope. in my engineering maths courses calculators were mandatory - the graphic programmable ones...you couldnt solve any problem on the exam without em. Just try doing a 100 node iterative microwave mesh using a pencil and paper..it takes forever. On a graphing calculator with programming capability you can iterate the mesh in as little as 1-2 minutes. On a 386 it took 20 seconds but computers werent allowed in of course..
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insider trading is mwhen you have inside knowledge of something and you use it to your advantage.
i.e. he knew corel was going to post a loss so he sold shares.
thats a securities violation - in a public company you cannot use information that the general public doesnt have to your own advantage.
hmm...the default ps that ships with redhat has now been changed..it used to be a BSD style ps (no -) now it doesnt have that restriction and takes a SysV style command. ps auvwwf is a helluva lot less clearer than ps -ef.
Xconfigurator with redhat is even easier and has autodetect.
was that the retractable cup holder that sez compact disc on the front ?
actually Chain Reaction was far better and addressed the topic.
nah. i climbed it and it wasnt too bad. you dont need oxygen tanks to get on top and the weather is actually cool and pleasant.
not if you use GIFs not encoded with the LZW algorithm. of course theyre bigger. but not all browsers support PNG. and JPG is still an option.
0/0 is IMHO indeterminate. therefore you get 2=1(?) where (?) can be 2. so, 2=2. yep.
has cobalt provided you the source ? just curious.
go really slowly. it doesnt freeze because the connections are dropped if there are insufficient processess to fork and allow data transfer. AFAIK a 386/486 should be able to handle and saturate T1 lines.
it is now. it used to be free -- no longer tho. some old copies are still floating around - download while you can.
just wanted to correct the spelling and /. doesnt have a delete function. damn...got posted twice accidentally.
Is this a rant or a newsletter ?
The "couple of kids" at Waco were armed not only with semi-automatic rifles but also with full auto mods to their weapons and grenades..i may not support the notion of what the government did was correct, but i'd stop from stating they were a coupla kids.
And since when was routing script kiddie sniffing and cracking ok ? The government doesnt do that, either.
i'd love to work for this guy - he's probably the ultimate salesman ever invented. It's a wonder he's managed to screw up practically everything he touched (screwed xerox's parc with its GUI which lead to MacCrapOS, messed up and had to close down NeXT, got booted outta apple) with that sort of personality.
or looked on freshmeat.net..there were at least 3 packages which do this out there. One of em was the LinuxHA project (of course). BTW, i do some redundancy w/o using this stuff using rsync over ssh and a backup "mirror" server. rsync -avu -e ssh /home remoteserver.xx.yy:/mirror/ >syncem.out cron runs as follows : 50 2 * * * /root/syncem i.e. at 2:50 am everyday both are in sync. This is not load balancing of course but a simple mirroring method with redundancy. just for everyones info.
err...umm..hate to tell you this but :
Radar images are use pretty often to image the bottom of the ocean or to track ocean currents. SAR (synthetic aperture radar) data can be used to identify and resolve subs below the water surface too..provided theyre not too deep. So yes, the radar below the water thing has been around a while..pick up a copy of IEE mags and you'll see DERA work going on in that with impressive results. And SAR can punch thru clouds. SR-71 photo equipment could "distinguish a golf ball on a putting green" from a quote i read.
try linux3d.org
use slackware 3.6/4.0 or debian hamm on a 486 box. it will do great as a thin x terminal..
nah. code naked.
one word : QT4. Now explain to me exactly why apple changed the interface w/o even a whimper.
dont forget those jerks actually *pay* us to write code.
and youre haning out on /. ? damn.
you wont have that .. ever. why ? because if its widely used there is no way for it to support hundreds of thousands of people..you need mirrors or need to run it from localhost or a company intranet. it has to be distributed and that means you have to give source with it. massively parallel distributed systems can support large quantities of users...nothing else works.
if you got into his account - you must have the code. please post it up somewhere-this thing sounds interesting to say the least.
nope. in my engineering maths courses calculators were mandatory - the graphic programmable ones...you couldnt solve any problem on the exam without em. Just try doing a 100 node iterative microwave mesh using a pencil and paper..it takes forever. On a graphing calculator with programming capability you can iterate the mesh in as little as 1-2 minutes. On a 386 it took 20 seconds but computers werent allowed in of course..