Well, considering the monthly charge for local channels is $5.99, it seems perfectly legitimate to me. Besides, Dish stills carries national feeds of both East and West coast networks (CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, UPN, WB, and PBS). I hardly ever watch my locals, instead sticking to the nationals.
I like my redhat/fedora distro's, but I've been trying for the past couple of evenings to get Fedora Core 2 development installed on my x86-64.. The real issue is support of SATA drives, which Fedora core1 test 1 for AMD64 doesn't provide (it's a 2.4.x kernel). the daily development build will probably work (but I gotta update my boot cd every time they update, talk about a PITA).
The other issue is lack of RAID SATA support, as it just sees the individual drives and not the raid. This I can live with, I would like an actual cd distro that supports sata and x86-64 w/out this huge hassle, but I don't know that I care to switch distros, but I'm willing to consider it if someone can suggest a good x86-64 distro that actually supports sata drives.
1. Start new company 2. Create Product 3. Declare Bankruptcy 4. Start new company selling product made by previous company! 5. Profit! 6. Rinse and Repeat!
I agree wholeheartedly with you on this. How can a company declare bankruptcy, and then the ppl involved with that company start a new company and continue on as usual without any repercussions?
I would think if someone is working at SCO, they may not be happy w/ the current situation, but they certainly would much rather get a paycheck than no paycheck. It seems foolish to disallow resumes from one group of people, who may fit the job requirements.
So, an artist who sells 1 million cd's only makes $45,000? Anyways, I'd like to see an artist w/out a label get their music played on most radio stations in the country and still be able to make $45k on an album. There are reasons that record labels exist, and one of them is advertising and promotion.
What we need is what is described in Asimov's short story "Franchise". Multivac is able to determine the result of an election by interviewing a single voter (whom it determines). A must read!:)
Oh, we have to gas the planet. Hold it! Hold everything! Earth is a protected wildlife preserve. Yeah. We've been using it to rebuild the mosquito population which, need I remind you, is an endangered species!
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And another one! Why, it's a whole flock. And they like me! They're nuzzling my flesh with their noses. Now they're, um, they're....
So, we pay $100k to find out they have no communication protocols, and only get $50k back? I'll charge half that if anyone's interested in seeing my communication protocols.
The question I have is whether this is 80 lines of contiguous code, or if it's a line here and there. If it's just here and there, then it's quite easy for them to find matches, heck I bet it'd be pretty easy to find some comments that match too.
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Well, considering the monthly charge for local channels is $5.99, it seems perfectly legitimate to me. Besides, Dish stills carries national feeds of both East and West coast networks (CBS, NBC, ABC, FOX, UPN, WB, and PBS). I hardly ever watch my locals, instead sticking to the nationals.
I like my redhat/fedora distro's, but I've been trying for the past couple of evenings to get Fedora Core 2 development installed on my x86-64.. The real issue is support of SATA drives, which Fedora core1 test 1 for AMD64 doesn't provide (it's a 2.4.x kernel). the daily development build will probably work (but I gotta update my boot cd every time they update, talk about a PITA).
The other issue is lack of RAID SATA support, as it just sees the individual drives and not the raid. This I can live with, I would like an actual cd distro that supports sata and x86-64 w/out this huge hassle, but I don't know that I care to switch distros, but I'm willing to consider it if someone can suggest a good x86-64 distro that actually supports sata drives.
Taxes on what? They had all their land stolen from them, and I doubt dead people can be employed.
ESA not NASA this time...
I can't trust my parents to buy decent computer components, and they dont buy anything online, so no gift lists.. sigh.
1. Start new company
2. Create Product
3. Declare Bankruptcy
4. Start new company selling product made by previous company!
5. Profit!
6. Rinse and Repeat!
I agree wholeheartedly with you on this. How can a company declare bankruptcy, and then the ppl involved with that company start a new company and continue on as usual without any repercussions?
Terrorists need credit cards too!
I would think if someone is working at SCO, they may not be happy w/ the current situation, but they certainly would much rather get a paycheck than no paycheck. It seems foolish to disallow resumes from one group of people, who may fit the job requirements.
IANAL, but I do believe her parent(s) can be held accountable.
So, an artist who sells 1 million cd's only makes $45,000? Anyways, I'd like to see an artist w/out a label get their music played on most radio stations in the country and still be able to make $45k on an album. There are reasons that record labels exist, and one of them is advertising and promotion.
What we need is what is described in Asimov's short story "Franchise". Multivac is able to determine the result of an election by interviewing a single voter (whom it determines). A must read! :)
Oh, we have to gas the planet.
Hold it!
Hold everything!
Earth is a protected wildlife preserve.
Yeah. We've been using it
to rebuild the mosquito population
which, need I remind you, is an endangered species!
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And another one! Why, it's a whole flock.
And they like me!
They're nuzzling my flesh with their noses.
Now they're, um, they're....
..he had actually succeeded in selling this device. He'd be in jail for life and facing a $180 billion dollar fine.
Maybe we should
sheesh people, I was just trying to be humorous. :)
I wonder if they thought they were at 8k meters and tried dropping the altitude, and ran smack into the ocean.. NASA's good at confusing ft and meters
Can he not show us the inside of the box because then the cat will be dead?
Because when they counted the drawer at the end of their shift, they'd be short $20. Duh.
OMG! I used the wrong "to" above. The world is coming to an end as I write this. Get a fucking life you rabid cocksucker.
Yeah, I know.. but it seemed to obvious to say it.
I'd think that'd be a rather low estimate on the number of PowerMacs they'll be able to ship.
So, we pay $100k to find out they have no communication protocols, and only get $50k back? I'll charge half that if anyone's interested in seeing my communication protocols.
The question I have is whether this is 80 lines of contiguous code, or if it's a line here and there. If it's just here and there, then it's quite easy for them to find matches, heck I bet it'd be pretty easy to find some comments that match too.
...of code that SCO copied into UnixWare from Linux?