Since the term is obviously relative, it reflects upon the person stating it in most cases. This is why I frown upon the use of "Conservative" & "Liberal" as a political label. It ranks right up there with "too small" and "too big" when describing something.
The spiffy thing about netflix streaming is that nearly everything you buy for the entertainment center has the ability to play that it seems. PS3, Wii, Bluray players, AppleTV, some televisions.. almost to the point of getting a complimentary Netflix streaming client in new toasters, nowadays.
The fact that it repeatedly happens in no way makes it an acceptable practice. Complacency is losing, in this case. This is actually borderline data theft. Not borderline, it IS.
I know myself and millions of others that type their bank info into their computer. That goes into the wrong hands, and it's bad.
Acting like it's an accepted practice means you've accepted it as normal appropriate business acumen.
Misc computer parts come from China. Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and various other countries are where most physical computer parts are manufactured. Occasionally you might hit a USA part.
I think the proper question would be "which part?" since most computer parts are not built in one country. I mean, Intel processors are manufactured in Singapore & Malaysia...
American, Korean, Venezuelan, Iraqi, whathaveyou... if they do business in America, they follow American rules. Just because someone is thinking outside of the borders in no way changes things if they operate inside of American borders.
Hey.. buddy.. you realize that requires spending 150-200 bucks right? Some people don't see any reason to do that other than to keep up with the Jones'. Can use that money to put a months worth of fuel into my vehicle,or buy a few games.
Mainly because of the big hubub about the helicopter. And the fact that we basically couldn't fix the shit, because it's like trying to clean up a sewer.
We use SSH keys to log in as root directly so we can run commands and scripts from a central server over hundreds of servers without having to log into them. Sudo is like training wheels.
Having any ability to log into a remote machine with root is a security issue. sudo says which user can do what, and which user can sudo to root as well. Sudo is by far not like training wheels, it's another layer of security. Training wheels are designed to help you, not provide a layer of system security. Unless that's what you consider training wheels...
2: We use vi, not emacs, and definitely not pico or nano No we don't. We use 'joe' because we learned how to code C on Borland Turbo C and we like our Wordstar command keys. I never understood the use of a separate view/edit mode either anyway
Some of us have progressed beyond the early to mid-90s on MS-DOS. Besides, vi is most commonly used because it's like 'sh'... it's just there and a de-facto standard. It's also pretty powerful, you should try it again, someday. Unless you're "that guy".
I wouldn't say allergic, I'd say wanting another reason than "we got a problem.". Most problems can be fixed, instead of flushing the buffers. Otherwise, it's an issue that needs to be escalated up to the vendors.
On any unix platform, you don't need to reboot after fixing a problem like that. It's a problem with an application utilizing disk space. There's no memory issues. Why would you need to reboot? What does retardation have to do with this?
The simplest solutions are often the cleverest, they are also usually wrong. It's simpler to buy a new pack of spark plugs every 1000 miles than to find the reason why the tip is melting...
Besides, in your situation you found the one variable that changed. Without that one variable, you did not have the problem previously.
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Since the term is obviously relative, it reflects upon the person stating it in most cases.
This is why I frown upon the use of "Conservative" & "Liberal" as a political label. It ranks right up there with "too small" and "too big" when describing something.
Just let them do their thing. It's you who makes the decisions for your life, and vice versa.
The spiffy thing about netflix streaming is that nearly everything you buy for the entertainment center has the ability to play that it seems.
PS3, Wii, Bluray players, AppleTV, some televisions.. almost to the point of getting a complimentary Netflix streaming client in new toasters, nowadays.
It's there last name, you don't pluralize it.
wow.
So this is the "I watched the Zuckerberg movie and lets comment on it as it really happened" thread?
The Winklevoss twins are real, not just two guys in a movie...
What the fuck are you going on about?
It's not anger, it's frustration. Using the word "friend" when attempting to verbally subjugate a person makes you an apologist.
The fact that it repeatedly happens in no way makes it an acceptable practice.
Complacency is losing, in this case. This is actually borderline data theft. Not borderline, it IS.
I know myself and millions of others that type their bank info into their computer. That goes into the wrong hands, and it's bad.
Acting like it's an accepted practice means you've accepted it as normal appropriate business acumen.
Misc computer parts come from China.
Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and various other countries are where most physical computer parts are manufactured.
Occasionally you might hit a USA part.
I think the proper question would be "which part?" since most computer parts are not built in one country.
I mean, Intel processors are manufactured in Singapore & Malaysia...
American, Korean, Venezuelan, Iraqi, whathaveyou... if they do business in America, they follow American rules. Just because someone is thinking outside of the borders in no way changes things if they operate inside of American borders.
Unless they're Mexican.
Hey.. buddy.. you realize that requires spending 150-200 bucks right?
Some people don't see any reason to do that other than to keep up with the Jones'. Can use that money to put a months worth of fuel into my vehicle,or buy a few games.
No, this is a U.N. member not following the rules.
Get it right, and get that stick outta your ass.
Mainly because of the big hubub about the helicopter.
And the fact that we basically couldn't fix the shit, because it's like trying to clean up a sewer.
Unfortunately, I think the people from Wisconsin, Iowa, and Michigan will take the baton when it comes to Fox News.
Every generation has the r-tards like that, even the revolutionary & civil war era.
Never did undestand that merger... did they think they were buying the internet or something?
Dell == computer manufacturing company
AMD == Chip (Microprocessor + GPU) processing company
Comparing the two in the aspect of Linux support is comparing apples to oranges. It's a whole completely new arena.
Any issues between Dell and Linux is anything else but the CPU.
We use SSH keys to log in as root directly so we can run commands and scripts from a central server over hundreds of servers without having to log into them. Sudo is like training wheels.
Having any ability to log into a remote machine with root is a security issue. sudo says which user can do what, and which user can sudo to root as well. Sudo is by far not like training wheels, it's another layer of security. Training wheels are designed to help you, not provide a layer of system security. Unless that's what you consider training wheels...
2: We use vi, not emacs, and definitely not pico or nano
No we don't. We use 'joe' because we learned how to code C on Borland Turbo C and we like our Wordstar command keys. I never understood the use of a separate view/edit mode either anyway
Some of us have progressed beyond the early to mid-90s on MS-DOS. Besides, vi is most commonly used because it's like 'sh'... it's just there and a de-facto standard. It's also pretty powerful, you should try it again, someday. Unless you're "that guy".
You're an accountant, I see...
... or have a secondary system to take the load...
I wouldn't say allergic, I'd say wanting another reason than "we got a problem.".
Most problems can be fixed, instead of flushing the buffers. Otherwise, it's an issue that needs to be escalated up to the vendors.
I didn't like rebooting the Windows servers because I was always afraid it wouldn't come back up :(
On any unix platform, you don't need to reboot after fixing a problem like that.
It's a problem with an application utilizing disk space. There's no memory issues. Why would you need to reboot?
What does retardation have to do with this?
The simplest solutions are often the cleverest, they are also usually wrong.
It's simpler to buy a new pack of spark plugs every 1000 miles than to find the reason why the tip is melting...
Besides, in your situation you found the one variable that changed. Without that one variable, you did not have the problem previously.
Oh lord.. that left bad bad BAD images in my head...
the thought of a baby and a blender, in the same thought....