"We get bitched at internationally now if one of our missiles blows up the building next to a target. Imagine if it wiped out 15 square miles around the target."
Need aside, we didn't have the need to level a city on the edge of germany anymore than we have the need to level Tahran.
What the hell is a hot fix? I've heard this term used so much and it's driving me nuts. I've literally been yelled at by my manager because I can't tell him the number of hot fixes for "Linux", while I'm holding a breakdown of every security patch (rpm/deb/etc).
WHAT is a "hot fix"?
Oh, and just to stay with the conversation in line here, no one is fully accountable for any huge issue that hasn't been tested. The key is a test of the system beforehand. Most Open Source software is tested in pre-alpha/alpha (development), beta, and QA-beta states.
Hey, bro... easy with the overzealous behavior. I've seen hundreds of kids die from cancer, hundreds die from AIDS, and scores die from lead poisoning. The jist of it is that if your over your adolesence and under your senior years, your out of the category that really "needs to worry".
The person was referring to liberties and a sudden national shift of resources over something that statistically amounts of a blip, with quite a lot of "could happen".
You realize that every time the sentence begins with "You Realize" that people instantly denote it as being potentially hostile and stop reading through it, right?
No professional ever changes for the sake of changing. The community support is far from better, it's UBUNTU. Redhat/CentOS has a world of following. Besides, how many Oracle or install on Ubuntu by support-release?
Ubuntu hasn't proven itself as anything better than another way to do what Red Hat/CentOS has done in the server world. Our entire data center is Red Hat/CentOS, with XEN virtualization and clustering. While I'm a Debian/Gentoo person, I've noticed the merits of using something industry-accepted when in a publically traded company.
what? *confused look* That read about like syaing "GUI too complex compared to nautilus"
Now, since you've wasted your time and ours by trying to parse a sentence into as few words as possible, you can waste more time than you would have the first time by typing out exactly what you were attempting to convey...
I'm sorry but obviously you don't realize that the shuttle is far from being a tugboat... It's not like the ocean where you can put a vehicle in front of something, and put energy into pulling it to where you want, without a zillion different things that can go wrong, and are impeding. The travel in orbit isn't standing still, along with costly thruster fuel (costly in weight, & price) Slapping an engine onto something, and letting it take care of itself is alot cheaper, safer, and more efficient. hint: we aren't playing Homeworld here...
If there's no open land, there's no stores being built. Pretty much in a gridlocked environment, one thing needs to disappear to gain another. A food store would need to fight for that spot.
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yeah, you can only kick a dead horse so much before you get tired of it and walk away....
*points your head back to win95*
Besides, it's not the operating system that runs on 95% of available hardware, it's the drivers written by the companies creating said hardware.
Microsoft has never been known for their coding prowess. Anyone with a memory longer than the lifespan of Firefly knows that.
That's like saying that crying fixes a bad rape... geez.
yeah, O RLY.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalin
Check out his death date. March 1953
The soviet war in afghanistan began December 24, 1979.
Again...
"We get bitched at internationally now if one of our missiles blows up the building next to a target. Imagine if it wiped out 15 square miles around the target."
Need aside, we didn't have the need to level a city on the edge of germany anymore than we have the need to level Tahran.
What the hell is a hot fix?
I've heard this term used so much and it's driving me nuts. I've literally been yelled at by my manager because I can't tell him the number of hot fixes for "Linux", while I'm holding a breakdown of every security patch (rpm/deb/etc).
WHAT is a "hot fix"?
Oh, and just to stay with the conversation in line here, no one is fully accountable for any huge issue that hasn't been tested.
The key is a test of the system beforehand. Most Open Source software is tested in pre-alpha/alpha (development), beta, and QA-beta states.
Hey, shut up
We didn't ask you to disclose the American agenda, you ass. Now we have to make you disappear.
Hey, bro... easy with the overzealous behavior.
I've seen hundreds of kids die from cancer, hundreds die from AIDS, and scores die from lead poisoning.
The jist of it is that if your over your adolesence and under your senior years, your out of the category that really "needs to worry".
The person was referring to liberties and a sudden national shift of resources over something that statistically amounts of a blip, with quite a lot of "could happen".
Thankfully, what you think doesn't effect the truth.
So THAT'S how those planes hit the World Trade Center back in the late 90's or so!
I knew it wasn't terrorism, it was wireless interference!
You realize that every time the sentence begins with "You Realize" that people instantly denote it as being potentially hostile and stop reading through it, right?
We'll do as always... find another way to bog the hell out of the CPU(s). :)
Remember, Linux ran on 386 with 4mb ram, nicely I might add
You lost us at the wording "Why not?"
No professional ever changes for the sake of changing.
The community support is far from better, it's UBUNTU. Redhat/CentOS has a world of following. Besides, how many Oracle or install on Ubuntu by support-release?
Ubuntu hasn't proven itself as anything better than another way to do what Red Hat/CentOS has done in the server world.
Our entire data center is Red Hat/CentOS, with XEN virtualization and clustering. While I'm a Debian/Gentoo person, I've noticed the merits of using something industry-accepted when in a publically traded company.
Really, two pokes and 5 minutes is better the H1N1.
Great, so go get your shot. Alllllll better for you.
Let's not go throwing a strawman situation around.
We're talking about a strain of influenza.
God, the older I get and after my automotive accident, the more it scares me.
It's a must-have.
The DATA....
Wrong SSL.
We're talking about Secure Socket Layer, not Solid State Logic.
Or because you have "transport" and "nuclear" in a regular schedule there.
Could be...
That goes for lithium, mercury, etc...
yes, because everything nuclear is highly explosive!
and Beta's can be altered by developers, but not stopped :P
what? *confused look*
That read about like syaing "GUI too complex compared to nautilus"
Now, since you've wasted your time and ours by trying to parse a sentence into as few words as possible, you can waste more time than you would have the first time by typing out exactly what you were attempting to convey...
I'm sorry but obviously you don't realize that the shuttle is far from being a tugboat...
It's not like the ocean where you can put a vehicle in front of something, and put energy into pulling it to where you want, without a zillion different things that can go wrong, and are impeding. The travel in orbit isn't standing still, along with costly thruster fuel (costly in weight, & price)
Slapping an engine onto something, and letting it take care of itself is alot cheaper, safer, and more efficient.
hint: we aren't playing Homeworld here...
If there's no open land, there's no stores being built.
Pretty much in a gridlocked environment, one thing needs to disappear to gain another. A food store would need to fight for that spot.