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Well, first he made it through Officer Basic course. Then Infantry Officer Course. Then jump school. Then Ranger School, one of the toughest 11 weeks anyone will ever experience. Then several years as a Lt Plt Ldr, then a couple years as Co XO. Various staff assignments interspersed throughout.
QT would be used where you wanted a very rich interface, and fitting that into 800k is amazing.
Now, yeah, if you only have 400k then you don't want QT. You want something that's much lighter and has fewer features. But that's the nature of embedded programming and something that people who've never done it understand. You're highly constrained by the platform. Just as we were back in the day when 640k was all you had for os, code, and data on a 16 bit platform.
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Rev. Falwell's free speech? And his right to his own name?
it's getting them back that's the problem.
a Beowulf cluster of 503's?
Say that 5 times fast.
Uphill! Both ways! In the snow!
Pournelle says:"They've made it: a Linux for Aunt Minnie."
that penguins on TV's exploded.
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The idea is to have survivable communications after a nuclear war. Well, that's why US DoD funded it, anyway.
at a vending machine you're buying the newspaper with a quarter. How do you pay for it online? With information. Or (as at Salon.com) sitting through some advertisement. Advertisers want to know the demographics of the people seeing the ads. At Slashdot that's easy to figure out, at NYTimes or WashingtonPost it's not. Thus the registration.
Haven't seen it yet with IE.
Sarge released... Check
Slashdot works better with Internet Explorer than with Firefox... Check
Walls bleeding...Check.
Yup, it's the End Times.
Twice as good as a Z-80!
Cat got your tongue? (something important seems to be missing from your comment ... like the body or the subject!) ,/i>
But, yes, USB (and 1394) plug and play do work very well. Much better than the old PCI (and ISA) plug and play did back then.
it has a USB port. Plug 'n' Pray.
On some architectures, anyway.
N S A. Three words. Not one.
Even today one of the quickest ways to get the shit beat out of you is to call a Korean a Jap.
He probably took lots of technical training too.
Soviet equipment was designed to be able to use captured US/NATO supplies.
The Army and Marine Corps still teach the bayonet.
Why PCs Crash, and Mainframes Don't
arrgh.
Now, yeah, if you only have 400k then you don't want QT. You want something that's much lighter and has fewer features. But that's the nature of embedded programming and something that people who've never done it understand. You're highly constrained by the platform. Just as we were back in the day when 640k was all you had for os, code, and data on a 16 bit platform.