BSD, Solaris and OSX all support UFS, as does Linux.... Linux also supports the hfs+ filesystem currently used by OSX, not sure if bsd/solaris do but there are bsd licensed drivers for it so no reason not to.
Linux only sort-of, depends on flavor. I can't reliably mount a CF card r/w from pfSense (FreeBSD) under linux.
after decades of scientifically-rigorous research, nothing has been found yet
Decades of time and the scope of existing searches are both really small in galactic terms. Without disputing your other arguments, it might be a thousand year project.
Butyric acid smells almost exactly like vomit, and the smell sticks:)
And apparently very slippery at sea. I have to admit to feeling little sympathy towards whale hunters with high tech search&destroy gear complaining that they might slip and fall because of the protesters, though.
so the cost of everyday items now can't really be measured against the cost of items in 1920. Some things that were necessities in 1920 aren't anymore, and some things that are necessities now weren't even invented.
But is the contents of the basket really important, if the basket is truly representative of what you need to live?
If your timeframe is suitably large, a fine men's suit costs one ounce of gold, and a belt for it costs one once of silver, since Roman times. Compare against a fiat currency to get a rough measure of the effect of inflationary policy.
What benchmarks were you looking at? The Xeon 5500 CPUs are fast as hell. They no longer need slow FB-DIMMs. They use much less power and yet deliver more Performance.
I don't have a handy link to give you, but the focus was on the cache, IIRC. They performed slower than the previous Xeons for certain workloads. The focus was work/cycle - agreed they're much better in work/Watt.
Probably. It would be good if we could do it. It would be REALLY good to repeal the 16th amendment, but that idea doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell.
If you get the 17th you might stand a chance at the 16th. The States are well aware that the Federal income tax takes away a significant amount of their power.
heh, I think the Zeitgeist people half understood The Money Masters and thought, "oh, wow, we should make a movie about this, but punch it up a notch." It was hard to watch.
Since the earth doesn't do crazy drastic things like that, in the span of 150 years, and we know that starting in around 1832 we've been releasing crazy amounts of previously-sequestered CO2 into the air, it follows that it's our fault.
The major human releases didn't start until the start of the Industrial Revolution, some 30 years later.
The seabed data I've seen says 1835, but 1832 is just as good a number. Let's assume that the releases started then and the Earth immediately responded with warmer temperatures, which seems unlikely - then we should have seen very significant warming this past decade with China and India really coming online.
There's a lack of correlation and the current model's mechanism appears to be too sensitive in some instances and not sensitive enough in others, which suggests that the model isn't correct.
Depends, what kind of scientist are you? are you a climatologist? the please present an alternative hypothesis, and propose a way to test it.
Supposedly Lindzen is about to publish a paper that shows something opposite of the greenhouse effect on Earth based on a multi-year study from one of the recent NASA satellites.
I can only hope that you overcome the terrible burden of a 100 Mpbs internet connection thrust upon you and your residence, and somehow, god-willing, find a reason to keep on living
Yeah, especially since he's going to hit his monthly cap in less than five minutes and get his account cancelled.
Many of the benchmarking sites have also posted some poor results - I was thinking this might be a generation to skip, but now I wonder if a flaw has been discovered that could be fixed with a microcode upload. Might help the benchmarks too if it was a hidden variable.
The only solution is to raise up a contervailing power. The way our nation was designed, the counterweight to federal authority was state authority, but we've gutted that.
The movement to repeal the 17th Amendment is gaining some steam. Though it's probably too late.
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Yeah, C8Junction is CommissionJunction, NewEgg's affiliate partner. Ah, well, maybe you earned somebody else 3 cents. :)
BSD, Solaris and OSX all support UFS, as does Linux.... Linux also supports the hfs+ filesystem currently used by OSX, not sure if bsd/solaris do but there are bsd licensed drivers for it so no reason not to.
Linux only sort-of, depends on flavor. I can't reliably mount a CF card r/w from pfSense (FreeBSD) under linux.
That's a fancy book-learned way of saying 10 times as many as normal.
Which seems to fit nicely in a tail of a normal distribution for a very large set of numbers.
A mysterious nazi mad scientist with mid-21st century medical science technology seems unnecessary.
Linux users often rant about how evil it is, largely based on not understanding it,
Comprehension is quite difficult in the registry, it's not meant for human consumption. It's also not text, so unix people will shy away from it.
It has some good ideas, so does /etc. Config::Any has some more.
GNOME ain't doin it rite.
Not entirely. CPUs running hot are enduring more wear and tear
See, he was just trying to make sure machines didn't fail just after their warranties had expired.
after decades of scientifically-rigorous research, nothing has been found yet
Decades of time and the scope of existing searches are both really small in galactic terms. Without disputing your other arguments, it might be a thousand year project.
Are they giving credit on the text-only affiliate links? I read that you needed to include images (not sure how they'd know).
I can get more, but I have to risk my life crawling onto the roof to install a giant-sized antenna that cost $200+
no, you just need to buy the "$350" antenna with free installation.
Great work, but it would be nice if there were a non-evil product to make it with.
400 hours though - the surface characteristics of Lego plastic seem ideal for 3D rendering. Great practice of patience, guys.
Or the average kinetic energy of a flying mosquito.
European, I'd imagine.
And apparently very slippery at sea. I have to admit to feeling little sympathy towards whale hunters with high tech search&destroy gear complaining that they might slip and fall because of the protesters, though.
You have to get the shipping insurance companies to stop mandating an unarmed crew in their policies.
They care about the odds of the cargo being lost, not the welfare of the crew.
The ransoms they're collecting are in the multi-million dollar range. Jet boat seems like a wise investment.
It is buggy as hell.
perhaps you could expand - I haven't hit any.
so the cost of everyday items now can't really be measured against the cost of items in 1920. Some things that were necessities in 1920 aren't anymore, and some things that are necessities now weren't even invented.
But is the contents of the basket really important, if the basket is truly representative of what you need to live?
If your timeframe is suitably large, a fine men's suit costs one ounce of gold, and a belt for it costs one once of silver, since Roman times. Compare against a fiat currency to get a rough measure of the effect of inflationary policy.
What benchmarks were you looking at? The Xeon 5500 CPUs are fast as hell. They no longer need slow FB-DIMMs. They use much less power and yet deliver more Performance.
I don't have a handy link to give you, but the focus was on the cache, IIRC. They performed slower than the previous Xeons for certain workloads. The focus was work/cycle - agreed they're much better in work/Watt.
no, just sci.astro in the 90s.
if only there had been real-world killfiles. :)
Probably. It would be good if we could do it. It would be REALLY good to repeal the 16th amendment, but that idea doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell.
If you get the 17th you might stand a chance at the 16th. The States are well aware that the Federal income tax takes away a significant amount of their power.
You watched Zeitgeist, I take it? :)
heh, I think the Zeitgeist people half understood The Money Masters and thought, "oh, wow, we should make a movie about this, but punch it up a notch." It was hard to watch.
Since the earth doesn't do crazy drastic things like that, in the span of 150 years, and we know that starting in around 1832 we've been releasing crazy amounts of previously-sequestered CO2 into the air, it follows that it's our fault.
The major human releases didn't start until the start of the Industrial Revolution, some 30 years later.
The seabed data I've seen says 1835, but 1832 is just as good a number. Let's assume that the releases started then and the Earth immediately responded with warmer temperatures, which seems unlikely - then we should have seen very significant warming this past decade with China and India really coming online.
There's a lack of correlation and the current model's mechanism appears to be too sensitive in some instances and not sensitive enough in others, which suggests that the model isn't correct.
Depends, what kind of scientist are you? are you a climatologist? the please present an alternative hypothesis, and propose a way to test it.
Supposedly Lindzen is about to publish a paper that shows something opposite of the greenhouse effect on Earth based on a multi-year study from one of the recent NASA satellites.
I can only hope that you overcome the terrible burden of a 100 Mpbs internet connection thrust upon you and your residence, and somehow, god-willing, find a reason to keep on living
Yeah, especially since he's going to hit his monthly cap in less than five minutes and get his account cancelled.
You probably want Nexenta. Only slightly behind OpenSolaris in terms of the Solaris kernel. Ubuntu userland, ZFS/GRUB-integrated apt.
Many of the benchmarking sites have also posted some poor results - I was thinking this might be a generation to skip, but now I wonder if a flaw has been discovered that could be fixed with a microcode upload. Might help the benchmarks too if it was a hidden variable.
The only solution is to raise up a contervailing power. The way our nation was designed, the counterweight to federal authority was state authority, but we've gutted that.
The movement to repeal the 17th Amendment is gaining some steam. Though it's probably too late.