My prof mentioned this yesterday, actually. He worked for AT&T at the time and he said that all the fault tolerance systems flagged all neighboring nodes as in an error state, so they incorrectly all ignored each other.
The rules in my district (Yolo County, CA) are that paper is indeed the main device for voting, and so the voting system is used as a glorified copier and tallyer. Of course, they need to keep around some DRE machines to comply with HAVA.
I'm also a member of the UC Davis E-voting Committee, headed by Matt Bishop. We personally looked at the Hart Intercivic voting system that's used in Yolo County.
Just a small pet peeve. It's Caltech. Not CalTech, or CALtech, and certainly not Caltek. And my God it is NOT CalTek. That's the worst perversion of the abbreviation I've seen yet.
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My prof mentioned this yesterday, actually. He worked for AT&T at the time and he said that all the fault tolerance systems flagged all neighboring nodes as in an error state, so they incorrectly all ignored each other.
Plural is the British usage, and singular is American.
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...Is that when the Elks make trouble for you?
The rules in my district (Yolo County, CA) are that paper is indeed the main device for voting, and so the voting system is used as a glorified copier and tallyer. Of course, they need to keep around some DRE machines to comply with HAVA.
I'm also a member of the UC Davis E-voting Committee, headed by Matt Bishop. We personally looked at the Hart Intercivic voting system that's used in Yolo County.
...already use a smoothed moving average of RTTs? (Remembered from a few terms old networking class)
Everybody's got the Feeva?
I totally read that as Kentucky Space Chicken.
Yeah, whoever invented steam sucks! Ah, Dane Cook, truly a man among men.
Not sure if this was intentionally misspelled, as the title clearly was, but grammer in the body should be grammar.
Come get some.
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Just put your company's code up on the Internet under the GPL.
Ab, yes. Because we know the over-arching purpose of slashdot is the survival of servers...
Lifetime support has always meant the lifetime of the company. They got what they paid for; it was a gamble, and, unfortunately, they lost.
I'd like to see how they handle the dynamic zone changes as the beach balls drift around.
Just a small pet peeve. It's Caltech. Not CalTech, or CALtech, and certainly not Caltek. And my God it is NOT CalTek. That's the worst perversion of the abbreviation I've seen yet.
-The Good Sumerian (Hoping to get into Caltech
It's called the Backstep Project, I believe.
Also the exact same concept in Earth, by David Brin, I think.
Is it so hard to simply not permit shipping of Nazi memorabilia to France, or is there more to it than that?