What about the Chinese pebble bed reactors. Too small? Well, let's have half a dozen on the same site, run from the same control room, plugged together as modules.
You need a balance. Too much union and you get, well, most of Detroit. Too much company - congratulations, compulsory unpaid overtime at a wage your grandfather would have grouched at. Checks and balances. The unions' are a check on big business, trouble is, other than the death of the business, what's a check on the union?
The company before last I worked for, well, I knew it was in trouble when they started a drive to bring toilet paper to work: "only employees use it, so why should the company pay for it". And I really wish I was joking.
Generally, what happened was 486DXs were made. If there was a flaw in the maths unit, that got disabled and it got badged 486SX. Flaw in the main CPU, but maths unit OK? Stand alone coprocessor. Same silicon.
The community is what made linux. Not the license. That's why it's linux *not* GNU/Linux. The community is what matters, not things like gcc, libc or the utils. Those are replaceable, the community isn't.
Theres a difference between getting murdered and death in an accident. However, dead's still dead, so slightly lowering the chances of getting murdered is not rational if it *increases* your overall chances of ending up a stiff.
Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, cost per life saved: $544,482 Homeland security budget ~$40billion. That equates to ~73,000 lives. Have twenty four 9/11 scale disasters been prevented this year?
And why does equating a death lost through motor accident with one lost through terror get me: "so why not just kill you now?" and "Why are we forbidden to kill people with a low moral compass like you?" C'mon, rational analysis of risk, not fearmongering.
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It barely even crawls OSX. (Cool hack, though.)
Here's the one's I like best.
What about the Chinese pebble bed reactors. Too small? Well, let's have half a dozen on the same site, run from the same control room, plugged together as modules.
You've got an httpd? Why not static link in the server code and the TCP/IP stack, then you can construct the page straight to the packet buffers...
octave???
I decided not to do a post-doc when I found out I could make more money as a streetlamp bulb changer. (They got better holidays, too.)
I've been playing with one of these. Nice bit of kit, and can limit what's done by incoming number. Mine's currently (kinda) wired to a cat feeder...
And another old name that should not be forgot: here.
In this weather - where's a bike helmet that is warm and waterproof? Chance of a head injury or guaranteed headcold+week off work...
They should be careful - the banks won't like the competition.
Bullshit
Premature optimization is the root of (most) evil.
You need a balance. Too much union and you get, well, most of Detroit. Too much company - congratulations, compulsory unpaid overtime at a wage your grandfather would have grouched at. Checks and balances. The unions' are a check on big business, trouble is, other than the death of the business, what's a check on the union?
Two years before the rubber glove treatment is compulsory. Say, four, until they do the kids.
He was in the country lawfully. He did not run, he stood from his seat when a plain clothes cop yelled 'He's here!' to 2 of his colleagues. The police did not identify themselves before shooting.. Oh, and the police lied about it aftewards.
The company before last I worked for, well, I knew it was in trouble when they started a drive to bring toilet paper to work: "only employees use it, so why should the company pay for it". And I really wish I was joking.
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Someone's started preparing some time ago...
Ah, a notepad user.
Generally, what happened was 486DXs were made. If there was a flaw in the maths unit, that got disabled and it got badged 486SX. Flaw in the main CPU, but maths unit OK? Stand alone coprocessor. Same silicon.
The community is what made linux. Not the license. That's why it's linux *not* GNU/Linux. The community is what matters, not things like gcc, libc or the utils. Those are replaceable, the community isn't.
I've heard of zombie processes, but a zombie kernel???
Theres a difference between getting murdered and death in an accident. However, dead's still dead, so slightly lowering the chances of getting murdered is not rational if it *increases* your overall chances of ending up a stiff.
Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, cost per life saved: $544,482 Homeland security budget ~$40billion. That equates to ~73,000 lives. Have twenty four 9/11 scale disasters been prevented this year? And why does equating a death lost through motor accident with one lost through terror get me: "so why not just kill you now?" and "Why are we forbidden to kill people with a low moral compass like you?" C'mon, rational analysis of risk, not fearmongering.
Was there a point in your hatespew?