Either a Jewish nut or a fundamemtalist Christian nut, the latter of which wants Israel to survive because its establishment is one of the requirements for the End Times to begin.
To put it more bluntly, 200 "minor issues that can wait" because you're restaging a machine is 200 irritated people. The guy waiting for a restage isn't gonna be pissed it it takes 2 extra hours
Had a sysadm once, send him an email, a few minutes later, boom, done!
After a couple of years he was promoted, and out of IT. The replacement, messages entered a black hole where you'd have to follow up and pester. You knew the first message was going to be ignored and was just the beginning of a tedius dance.
Before IT people beak off, "Oh, I'm supposed to drop everyhing and help you?" realize it was taking care of little issues instantaneously that made the first guy get glowing reviews.
So, yes, do the opposite of triage. Put laborious things on hold and service quick easy ones. You won't be slowed terribly and will look some 600-800 times better (est.)
If a big server is down, that's one thing, but regular day-to-day? Fix the quick problems quickly.
To those who still feel feisty and wanna argue, enjoy your long stay as a lackey. You've been shown the way.
Something doesn't seem right about this. They couldn't scrape up a few thousand dollars on their own?
"Hi! Will you give us some money so we can buy a powerful X-ray and a remote control for it so we can burn down people? No? Do you know anyone who might?"
Like Checkov running around San Francisco asking where the nuclear vwessels are.
Most of the cool stuff is pure parallel anyway, like the brain, or simulations of bodies made of atoms or cells. Plenty of room to grow regardless of some un-de-serializable algorithms.
The war on terror isn't even a real war. No war was declared by Congress. It refused to lest all the insurance policies after 9/11 not have to pay up because policies always exempt acts of war.
I wouldn't be surprised if they've been updated to include acts of terrorism.
Normal book publishers have been doing this for decades, inserting the occasional misspelling here or there. Later, they inserted correct spellings, but of the wrong word, to get around auto-correction in scanner software.
You were warned. It's only a matter of time before auction house trades are considered sales, because the virtual iyems can be converted to real-world cash by black market, and, increasingly, official cash conversion markets.
Remember: Government is voracious for cash to buy votes ladeling it out. Their only calculus is, "Will I get more votes than I lose doing this?". End of story.
No, Tom Harkin is the symptom of a deeply broken system. He exempted many fraudulent snake oil alternative treatments from FDA requirements for efficacy.
Which is odd, because the real treatments are forced under it and slowed down, probably costing more lives through delay than saved.
A simple principle where The People, if they find an issue So Damned Important, should be required To Pay For Their Conceit Thru Government...
Would Be Nice.
It's supposed to be this way in the US with the prohibition against seizure without just compensation. "But that would make environmental regulations way too costly!" Well, then what in god's name is government doing ladling that on private citizens? If IT's So Damned Important To The People...
Officially they probed less than 300. In this one program. Which is all pointless if an agent can listen in on a conversation without a warrant and no alarm bells go off.
Remember the S&P downgrading the US' debt rating? In short order the government loudly and proudly announced an IRS investigation into them. Do we forget this quickly?
Slashdot Mirror
> "a Megatokyo Visual Novel Game
Is that like an action MMO on a console? Because apparently that's the only thing anyone wants to buy anymore, according to big game companies.
A new D&D and Marvel online "action MMO" came out this week. Action MMO! Obviously if it isn't an action MMO it must suck.
I assume game designers got together a few years back and sang a Beatles song:
All we are sayyyyyyyyyy-ing
Is give Action MMOs a chance.
All we are sayyyyyyyyyy-ing
Is give Action MMOs a chance.
Shake that butt.
Baby got Action MMO.
Hey, I just met you
This is crazy.
Here's my action MMO
Play it daily.
Action MMO for president! I'll bet Barney Fife would play Action MMOs all day long!
A pinhole and plastic wrap also make it transparent to visual frequencies!
-100: Ten thousand people did that joke already.
"Should we do this?"
"Well, the US does. Oh, if you catch a tax cheat, don't forget to waterboard."
Either a Jewish nut or a fundamemtalist Christian nut, the latter of which wants Israel to survive because its establishment is one of the requirements for the End Times to begin.
To put it more bluntly, 200 "minor issues that can wait" because you're restaging a machine is 200 irritated people. The guy waiting for a restage isn't gonna be pissed it it takes 2 extra hours
Had a sysadm once, send him an email, a few minutes later, boom, done!
After a couple of years he was promoted, and out of IT. The replacement, messages entered a black hole where you'd have to follow up and pester. You knew the first message was going to be ignored and was just the beginning of a tedius dance.
Before IT people beak off, "Oh, I'm supposed to drop everyhing and help you?" realize it was taking care of little issues instantaneously that made the first guy get glowing reviews.
So, yes, do the opposite of triage. Put laborious things on hold and service quick easy ones. You won't be slowed terribly and will look some 600-800 times better (est.)
If a big server is down, that's one thing, but regular day-to-day? Fix the quick problems quickly.
To those who still feel feisty and wanna argue, enjoy your long stay as a lackey. You've been shown the way.
Bugs are so old tech now. For 20 years they've been bouncing lasers off windows and decoding the audio vibrations.
Something doesn't seem right about this. They couldn't scrape up a few thousand dollars on their own?
"Hi! Will you give us some money so we can buy a powerful X-ray and a remote control for it so we can burn down people? No? Do you know anyone who might?"
Like Checkov running around San Francisco asking where the nuclear vwessels are.
We use Microsoft VSS. No, don't hit me!
I get punched in the face several times a day already.
Most of the cool stuff is pure parallel anyway, like the brain, or simulations of bodies made of atoms or cells. Plenty of room to grow regardless of some un-de-serializable algorithms.
The war on terror isn't even a real war. No war was declared by Congress. It refused to lest all the insurance policies after 9/11 not have to pay up because policies always exempt acts of war.
I wouldn't be surprised if they've been updated to include acts of terrorism.
Normal book publishers have been doing this for decades, inserting the occasional misspelling here or there. Later, they inserted correct spellings, but of the wrong word, to get around auto-correction in scanner software.
So...no, they can't patent it.
Would be useful in the US. Just don't forget the hardline feed into a secret room controlled by the NSA with "trust us" on the locked door.
Oh for god's sake. Even the original in Portuguese is slashdotted.
Senator: What good is this "electricity"?
Engineer: Sir, in 20 years, you'll be taxing it.
You were warned. It's only a matter of time before auction house trades are considered sales, because the virtual iyems can be converted to real-world cash by black market, and, increasingly, official cash conversion markets.
Remember: Government is voracious for cash to buy votes ladeling it out. Their only calculus is, "Will I get more votes than I lose doing this?". End of story.
Scan in thy bill, please, and do so for 1000 other people ar random.
Fwiw, if you had read. TFA, you would see it is tied to PC ownership.
Also, broadband subscriptions are "only" 70%.
I was looking at the API. I couldn't figure out what this function did:
int streamCameraFeedToCIACommaNSACommaAndFBI();
Xeon, Itanium. I think I've figured out the real genius at Intel.
1. Pick a cool element.
2. Remove a letter.
3. ?????
4. Profit!!!
2015 Arbon
2018 Heliu
2023 Litium
2024 Silion
2026 Eon
> HFT is a symptom of a deeply broken system.
No, Tom Harkin is the symptom of a deeply broken system. He exempted many fraudulent snake oil alternative treatments from FDA requirements for efficacy.
Which is odd, because the real treatments are forced under it and slowed down, probably costing more lives through delay than saved.
A simple principle where The People, if they find an issue So Damned Important, should be required To Pay For Their Conceit Thru Government...
Would Be Nice.
It's supposed to be this way in the US with the prohibition against seizure without just compensation. "But that would make environmental regulations way too costly!" Well, then what in god's name is government doing ladling that on private citizens? If IT's So Damned Important To The People...
Whst about topless on beaches? A lot of women don't even own a bikini top and just take off their T-shirt when they get there.
Would those photos be illegal? Hell, there are nude parks in Berlin, to say nothing of a mile down a beach away from the main beach.
Officially they probed less than 300. In this one program. Which is all pointless if an agent can listen in on a conversation without a warrant and no alarm bells go off.
Remember the S&P downgrading the US' debt rating? In short order the government loudly and proudly announced an IRS investigation into them. Do we forget this quickly?
I'm too bashful to go play with these guys. Now what do I do?