Since I and many who have previously commented get pop-up notifications for our emails, we can only assume that you get no email except spam (which Gmail is filtering) and that is really your problem.
As for the rest, go make your tinfoil hat and step aside.
I loved looking at the couple of pictures on their site showing the ground crew preparing the vehicle for its next flight. Jeans in tennis shoes vs. NASA's pictures of everyone in clean-room get-up.
Smooth flight guys. As someone said earlier, don't forget your towel!
Unless it's your *nix box that's been wiped out. Just because Windows is the most wide-spread os, doesn't mean it couldn't happen to yours. Will you be laughing then?
I'm using apt-get by Axel Thimm for my FC1 install running MythTV, not Debian. I'm not a big linux guy, so i appreciate all the work Axel does to keep it going.
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To clarify, in most of America, there is signal, but not necessarily the signal you need. It might be the signal for a rival service provider that you can't get on. It's too fragmented to guarantee service for your phone everywhere.
And a degree mill is all I need. I have plenty of experience, a good job, but eventually will reach an artificial ceiling due to the lack of a piece of paper. So, I go to UoP, get my degree, and keep doing what I've been doing and maybe even pick up some few good business skills in the process. (Getting a buisness degree instead of IT). So, yes, UoP isn't great and their model has plenty of faults, but I'm 36, and I'm not in it to get a grand education.
As far as worth a grain of salt; I suppose it matters who's doing the shaking.
You're point is well taken, but I do take issue with one of your statements:
compared to the more messy NASA high tech experimentations that have gotten exactly nowhere
That sure is assuming a lot. You are assuming that the researchers/scientists/whomever doesn't learn anything from failures. How would anyone get anywhere without trying and failing sometimes?
Forget that, transfer to GoDaddy.com for $7.75 and you get a one year extension. I've had no problem with them at all and have been only paying $9/year for my domains.
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"doesn't have popup notification"
Since I and many who have previously commented get pop-up notifications for our emails, we can only assume that you get no email except spam (which Gmail is filtering) and that is really your problem.
As for the rest, go make your tinfoil hat and step aside.
I loved looking at the couple of pictures on their site showing the ground crew preparing the vehicle for its next flight. Jeans in tennis shoes vs. NASA's pictures of everyone in clean-room get-up.
Smooth flight guys. As someone said earlier, don't forget your towel!
Nuclear is to power what democracy is to political systems. Yes, it sucks. But sucks less than the alternatives.
This was rated insightful?? Moderators must have been feeling particularly charitable this evening, or were celebrating too much.
You didn't finish! You forgot that you had to walk UP-hill 83 miles BACK from the sacred valley.
Unless it's your *nix box that's been wiped out. Just because Windows is the most wide-spread os, doesn't mean it couldn't happen to yours. Will you be laughing then?
I guess you don't know what FC1 is then.
Nope, absolutely not! I've yet to see anything in Linux that is, except maybe "reboot". :)
I'm using apt-get by Axel Thimm for my FC1 install running MythTV, not Debian. I'm not a big linux guy, so i appreciate all the work Axel does to keep it going.
oh yes:
"emerge sync; emerge -uD --fetchonly world; emerge -uD world; etc-update"
isn't kludgy in the least and very intuitive. I prefer "apt-get dist-upgrade" myself.
Remember the Wizard's First Rule: People are stupid.
It's looks pretty interesting and powerful. It does show; however, that good programmers are not necessarily good UI designers... :)
Hmmm, i just tried it and received, "Unknown Recipient"
... or care to see?
Or search for XFree86 Windows and the 1st choice is XFree86(TM): Home Page
To clarify, in most of America, there is signal, but not necessarily the signal you need. It might be the signal for a rival service provider that you can't get on. It's too fragmented to guarantee service for your phone everywhere.
Plus, since it's now "Microsoft's VirtualPC" technology, there's no licensing issues!
And a degree mill is all I need. I have plenty of experience, a good job, but eventually will reach an artificial ceiling due to the lack of a piece of paper. So, I go to UoP, get my degree, and keep doing what I've been doing and maybe even pick up some few good business skills in the process. (Getting a buisness degree instead of IT). So, yes, UoP isn't great and their model has plenty of faults, but I'm 36, and I'm not in it to get a grand education.
As far as worth a grain of salt; I suppose it matters who's doing the shaking.
Cheers
Done already. Copying M$ is copying Apple!
I really loved the original, but I'm not a "purist" and kept and open mind. I really liked the new interpretation.
I agree, a series of tv movies might be more feasible (and long lasting) than a mini-series. Sort of how they started "Crusade" after B5.
- compared to the more messy NASA high tech experimentations that have gotten exactly nowhere
That sure is assuming a lot. You are assuming that the researchers/scientists/whomever doesn't learn anything from failures. How would anyone get anywhere without trying and failing sometimes?I knew someone out there didn't have a life. Count the word in the subject too.
You sure do infer a lot from his 9 words. Amazing!
Dang. Well, at least it's $6 instead of $35. I'll have to think about switching to .org... I wish I had known that earlier!
Forget that, transfer to GoDaddy.com for $7.75 and you get a one year extension. I've had no problem with them at all and have been only paying $9/year for my domains.
And if someone doesn't like reading the liberal press and ignores it? You're saying we should all rely on the wonderful press?