There is nothing about being a Republic that prevents a country from also being a Democracy. I'm sick of that false distinction.
A Republic is a state whose head of state is not a monarch.
A Democracy is a state whose government's authority derives from the people.
A state can be one, both, or neither.
for computers that deliberately offer a server to the public.
Do what you want to do with network topology, instead. If your computer offers a web server, why is it listening for anything other than HTTP requests on its public-facing interface?
If its not listening for anything other than HTTP requests on its public-facing interface, what does the firewall do?
Not sure if that counts as a "tool", but I really don't think anyone uses them anymore. The Blue Pill and the Corrosive Sublimate are pretty much gone.
Right, that was my point. I read an article where a commentator said "We have a lot of Cassandras running around predicting doom, but nothing's happened yet."
Of course (and maybe this was your point about self-consistent foolishness), this was about the financial system just before the collapse in 2008, so in a way the guy was vindicated in calling them Cassandras. It's just not what he meant.
We clearly went to different schools. In my case, EE 101 was a freshman survey course introducing students to engineering.
And, yes, the "quantum leap" thing bugs the hell out of me too. That and dismissing doomsayers as "Cassandras".
Even non-hominids use implements like rocks and sticks. Tools are specifically fabricated or altered: what's important about tools is not that they are used but that they are made. Unless we find the rocks they used and see whether they were flaked by the hominids or just found already sharp, we can't call these "tools".
...someone please tell me what a President has to do to deserve it. Seriously, if this shitwit isn't removed from office, what will a President have to do to have that happen?
...by the crapware "enterprise" software industry that has succeeded mostly in just taking money from companies and giving them products that badly replicate where Lotus was 20 years ago. By itself, that would just be those companies' problems, but in the end other users and developers get held hostage by that same crapware because new versions of Windows have to keep supporting it.
It is possible using these materials and a potentially limitless but deterministic input source to make a universal Turing machine, but this device as designed and as it is not fully programmable (it was Ada Lovelace who pointed that fact out, along with a very early formation of the Church-Turing thesis when she commented in the margin that a suitably-designed engine could be alternately arithmetical or analytical depending on how the inputs and outputs were interpreted).
And before people start asking me why you should have to enable it, you have to enable expose too, or at least I did the last time I had a Mac.
But it's basically just like expose: put your mouse in the top right corner (or wherever you configure it) and you get all the windows nicely shaded and more or less tiled, pick one, and jump to that desktop with the window in focus.
Seriously, anybody who does a release on Friday is a frigging moron.
And anybody who has an application server/middleware product and still talks about versioned "releases" is also a frigging moron.
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They're (weak) access control features. Secure at the transport level.
"and then had them write a safe landing program in FORTRAN."
Sigh
There is nothing about being a Republic that prevents a country from also being a Democracy. I'm sick of that false distinction. A Republic is a state whose head of state is not a monarch. A Democracy is a state whose government's authority derives from the people. A state can be one, both, or neither.
for computers that deliberately offer a server to the public. Do what you want to do with network topology, instead. If your computer offers a web server, why is it listening for anything other than HTTP requests on its public-facing interface? If its not listening for anything other than HTTP requests on its public-facing interface, what does the firewall do?
Not sure if that counts as a "tool", but I really don't think anyone uses them anymore. The Blue Pill and the Corrosive Sublimate are pretty much gone.
Right, that was my point. I read an article where a commentator said "We have a lot of Cassandras running around predicting doom, but nothing's happened yet." Of course (and maybe this was your point about self-consistent foolishness), this was about the financial system just before the collapse in 2008, so in a way the guy was vindicated in calling them Cassandras. It's just not what he meant.
We clearly went to different schools. In my case, EE 101 was a freshman survey course introducing students to engineering. And, yes, the "quantum leap" thing bugs the hell out of me too. That and dismissing doomsayers as "Cassandras".
Even non-hominids use implements like rocks and sticks. Tools are specifically fabricated or altered: what's important about tools is not that they are used but that they are made. Unless we find the rocks they used and see whether they were flaked by the hominids or just found already sharp, we can't call these "tools".
Just as a warning.
Hairy? Check. Water-repellent? Check. How hard is this, guys?
Just a thought.
...someone please tell me what a President has to do to deserve it. Seriously, if this shitwit isn't removed from office, what will a President have to do to have that happen?
Nice that we can create things hotter than the sun in a lab.
...by the crapware "enterprise" software industry that has succeeded mostly in just taking money from companies and giving them products that badly replicate where Lotus was 20 years ago. By itself, that would just be those companies' problems, but in the end other users and developers get held hostage by that same crapware because new versions of Windows have to keep supporting it.
...is really just ECB.
...or they forgot to do the metric conversion. Again.
Patience, people, the gene pool will weed you out on its own.
It is possible using these materials and a potentially limitless but deterministic input source to make a universal Turing machine, but this device as designed and as it is not fully programmable (it was Ada Lovelace who pointed that fact out, along with a very early formation of the Church-Turing thesis when she commented in the margin that a suitably-designed engine could be alternately arithmetical or analytical depending on how the inputs and outputs were interpreted).
like, R(s) -> E(s)G(s) -> Y(s) kind of "system".
...to shooting a laser at a big storm cloud trying to generate lightning. None whatsoever.
And before people start asking me why you should have to enable it, you have to enable expose too, or at least I did the last time I had a Mac.
But it's basically just like expose: put your mouse in the top right corner (or wherever you configure it) and you get all the windows nicely shaded and more or less tiled, pick one, and jump to that desktop with the window in focus.
Which doesn't rely on having a compositing manager (though it also has fewer features).
I think it was written for e but it works well on Gnome and Windowmaker.
Seriously, anybody who does a release on Friday is a frigging moron. And anybody who has an application server/middleware product and still talks about versioned "releases" is also a frigging moron.
It's sort of like that, AFAICT