How about a new type of slashdot effect... we pick a few random bad words and slashdotters make sure to mention them several times in all phone conversations.
Thats a capitol idea, comrad. you are da bomb. Now, if you will excuse me while I nuke a burrito and trim a bush in my back yard. See for several days this bag dadbought has been getting on my last nerve. Gas up the lincon, we are going to kill some time.
Also, I seem to remember something about NASA and FEMA choosing Jabber for their needs, and IBM's CapWIN law enforcement / first response flash network using Jabber.
They not only proved that the Daily Show viewers are better informed than viewers of his show, but they are also more informed than viewers of Jay Leno and David Lettermen.
I call troll. After RTFA twice now it clearly says that the survey was between Daily Show, Late Night, and The Tonight Show, nowhere did they survey The Factor viewers. So how does this "prove" the viewers of the Daily Show are better informed than The Factor viewers?
Also did anyone else catch the percentages?! From the CNN.com article But 60 percent of "Daily Show" viewers answered all six questions correctly. but from the PDF it says that the average score was 60% and that dropped to 48% for the 18-29yro class (less than guessing?!) and only 34% got 5-6 questions correct. Perhaps CNN should RTFA PDF here
No, no, no. Earth Batteries (tm). Packaging; green. Lots of green.
Day glo green?
Chernobyl green?
Glow in the dark green?
Puke green?
I can see lots of ways the whole green thing might not work out in our favor on this one.
Mabey they can bring back the "duck and cover" turtle from the 50's with an eco friendly spin from Madison Ave. to enlighten the youth of today.
This post is an attempt at humor. Any resemblance to a troll is purely coincidental
I have been using Ultr@VNC for a while now and it is not quite as slick an Synergy but it hase some nifty features...
I use it to do tech support on remote (east coast-west coast)machines without the airline BS. Small, fits on a floppy small. And it just works.
File xfer
chat windows... great for remote support
Auto bandwith throttling. Good for slow connections
Auto screen scaling. So you 1280x1024 remote machine can been seen on your 800x600 laptop
ctrl-alt-esc send capibilities and such
full VNC compatible
Java web based viewer option. Admin your server from your cell phone or PDA
Not to mention that you can't stop the Lord's work.
Face it people we are at His mercy.
Muhahaha! That is right earthlings, cower in ph34r!
Accept Jesus Christ as your lord and savior.
Hey, wait a mnute, my RL name ain't Jesus... I ain't saven nobody... Is someone impersonating me?! Bastards. I'll nail em to the wall.
Re:What would I do with this much bandwidth?-Music
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Ethernet at 10 Gbps
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· Score: 4, Informative
Ya know, so far everyone seems to think of this as a long distance pipe. It's not, it ethernet. RTFA useful distance is in meters *NOT* kilometers. This is an intraoffice connection not a WAN pipe.
Just so everyone is on the same page here... high power rocketry ain't no toy. I used to do this years ago, but it got too expensive. I'm thinking about going back though. You have always had to get certified from NAR or Tripoli to get the big stuff, the feds just decided to crash the party. I can see why they are doing it, but I am sure they are going to fuck things up as usual. If you are in the LA area check out lucerne lake bed on the 2nd saturday of the month. Google for it.
Dynamic RAM's volatile nature forces the CPU or a memory controller to take time to read and write the contents of each portion of memory repeatedly thousands of time per second, else the contents of the memory are lost
I think you are missing the point... Static ram and DRAM are both volitle. Kill the power and *poof* data's gone. Compare to Flash memory, power not required. MRAM is the cross of both. Flash type non-volitle and DRAM speed, capacity, price. You won't have to "boot" your machine. No OS load or hibernation or sleep mode nonsense. Upon power being restored your machine will be in the exact state that it was in when you "shut it down". In the near term future this memory will be used in cell phones, PDA's, "gameboys", camera's, anywhere you would use flash. After that wanna-be hack to run MRAM in PC's where the PC is still built in the usual manner just with a different memory type, and finally, PC's built and designed from the ground up to take advantage of all the properties of MRAM.
Also 16Mb is per chip. x8 for a single sided DIMM or x16 for a double sided DIMM. These are pre production eng samples on a 180nM process. In 18 months this should put it in the ballpark of current Flash/DRAM capacities.
This will be the memory standard for the next 25 yrs. bye bye DRAM hello MRAM.
run a distributed computing client. Simple, problem solved. No more waste. And as a small side benifit it can help you justify a new multi-GHz machine...for the science
I think you are all missing the point. A degree is not a simple cert of knowledge, it is a cert of compitence and a trust model. It tells others that you can do a job not that you are a simple waling encyclopedia. This is especially true in sci/engineering professions. It also reflects upon the issuing university, as their grads are their finnished product and their best advertising. If you are hiring for an engineering position for a bridge and you have 2 canidates, #1 got a degree from Acme Diploma Factory and #2 has a degree from MIT, what are you going to think. You see the logo of MIT and know quality, you have never heard of Acme or know anything of it. Your choice is clear. As such from a bnusiness standpoint MIT can say to possible students that it grads get the best work possible, as such they have a keen intrest in keeping their name squeeky clean.
Employers don't want walking encyclopedias they want projects finished on time and on budget for their clients. What I am trying to say is a degree is more than a cert in knowledge it is a cert in the abilities to get the job done and done right. A professional and ethical attitude and behavior.
please excuse any typos and such. It is very late and I have had very numbers of beers
Slashdot Mirror
7.7 million spams times 15 years... hmmmm isn't that like 115.5 million years in prison. I like the sound of that...
How about a new type of slashdot effect... we pick a few random bad words and slashdotters make sure to mention them several times in all phone conversations.
Thats a capitol idea, comrad. you are da bomb. Now, if you will excuse me while I nuke a burrito and trim a bush in my back yard. See for several days this bag dad bought has been getting on my last nerve. Gas up the lincon, we are going to kill some time.
In case of /.ing click here
The site is slow for me, so if it is going down it's mirrored.
Maybe a space based replacement for Hubble isn't needed...
You are forgeting the first rule of govt spending. Spend big. What we need is a space based version of this "limited technology demo"
Not nearly as much as the impending /.ing it's about to recieve...
Muhahahahaha
Also, I seem to remember something about NASA and FEMA choosing Jabber for their needs, and IBM's CapWIN law enforcement / first response flash network using Jabber.
Thanks for the feedback. I remember that in the future.
Post both the ed2k link and the filename...
and again for the QT ver. Why can't they use something more "normal" like MPEG1 or Xvid. Lawyers probably...
SH_Episode00.mov
Now showing on an Emule client near you...
SH_Episode00.wmv
They not only proved that the Daily Show viewers are better informed than viewers of his show, but they are also more informed than viewers of Jay Leno and David Lettermen.
I call troll. After RTFA twice now it clearly says that the survey was between Daily Show, Late Night, and The Tonight Show, nowhere did they survey The Factor viewers. So how does this "prove" the viewers of the Daily Show are better informed than The Factor viewers?
Also did anyone else catch the percentages?! From the CNN.com article But 60 percent of "Daily Show" viewers answered all six questions correctly. but from the PDF it says that the average score was 60% and that dropped to 48% for the 18-29yro class (less than guessing?!) and only 34% got 5-6 questions correct. Perhaps CNN should RTFA
PDF here
I think O'Reilly's statment may be correct.
No, no, no. Earth Batteries (tm). Packaging; green. Lots of green.
Day glo green?
Chernobyl green?
Glow in the dark green?
Puke green?
I can see lots of ways the whole green thing might not work out in our favor on this one.
Mabey they can bring back the "duck and cover" turtle from the 50's with an eco friendly spin from Madison Ave. to enlighten the youth of today.
This post is an attempt at humor. Any resemblance to a troll is purely coincidental
Damn. Now in addition to worring about going blind I also have to worry about catching something.
A milti year million dollar study now confirms that a fool and his money are soon parted.
Take a look at GNUCash I don't think it has any Law Office specific talents, but it is totally decent.
Bad part... No Win32 port that I know of...
I use it to do tech support on remote (east coast-west coast)machines without the airline BS. Small, fits on a floppy small. And it just works.
Not to mention that you can't stop the Lord's work.
Face it people we are at His mercy.
Muhahaha! That is right earthlings, cower in ph34r!
Accept Jesus Christ as your lord and savior.
Hey, wait a mnute, my RL name ain't Jesus... I ain't saven nobody... Is someone impersonating me?! Bastards. I'll nail em to the wall.
Ya know, so far everyone seems to think of this as a long distance pipe. It's not, it ethernet. RTFA useful distance is in meters *NOT* kilometers. This is an intraoffice connection not a WAN pipe.
Just so everyone is on the same page here... high power rocketry ain't no toy. I used to do this years ago, but it got too expensive. I'm thinking about going back though. You have always had to get certified from NAR or Tripoli to get the big stuff, the feds just decided to crash the party. I can see why they are doing it, but I am sure they are going to fuck things up as usual. If you are in the LA area check out lucerne lake bed on the 2nd saturday of the month. Google for it.
Dynamic RAM's volatile nature forces the CPU or a memory controller to take time to read and write the contents of each portion of memory repeatedly thousands of time per second, else the contents of the memory are lost
I think you are missing the point... Static ram and DRAM are both volitle. Kill the power and *poof* data's gone. Compare to Flash memory, power not required. MRAM is the cross of both. Flash type non-volitle and DRAM speed, capacity, price. You won't have to "boot" your machine. No OS load or hibernation or sleep mode nonsense. Upon power being restored your machine will be in the exact state that it was in when you "shut it down". In the near term future this memory will be used in cell phones, PDA's, "gameboys", camera's, anywhere you would use flash. After that wanna-be hack to run MRAM in PC's where the PC is still built in the usual manner just with a different memory type, and finally, PC's built and designed from the ground up to take advantage of all the properties of MRAM.
Also 16Mb is per chip. x8 for a single sided DIMM or x16 for a double sided DIMM. These are pre production eng samples on a 180nM process. In 18 months this should put it in the ballpark of current Flash/DRAM capacities.
This will be the memory standard for the next 25 yrs. bye bye DRAM hello MRAM.
You can keep your hat, I'm going to stealth out my DIY cruise missile...
On second thought, I'm going to need a hat too.
Well we could tell the govt about. Mabey they are not bought and sold, mabey they are just ignorant.
Slashdot congress. I'm going to send the EFF text to congress.
You are not a beautiful or unique snowflake
....
Well he could be... with a gas operated, semi-automatic, AR-10. Puimping round after round into
errr. bad advice, bad advice...
...you young kids think...
run a distributed computing client. Simple, problem solved. No more waste. And as a small side benifit it can help you justify a new multi-GHz machine...for the science
I think you are all missing the point. A degree is not a simple cert of knowledge, it is a cert of compitence and a trust model. It tells others that you can do a job not that you are a simple waling encyclopedia. This is especially true in sci/engineering professions. It also reflects upon the issuing university, as their grads are their finnished product and their best advertising. If you are hiring for an engineering position for a bridge and you have 2 canidates, #1 got a degree from Acme Diploma Factory and #2 has a degree from MIT, what are you going to think. You see the logo of MIT and know quality, you have never heard of Acme or know anything of it. Your choice is clear. As such from a bnusiness standpoint MIT can say to possible students that it grads get the best work possible, as such they have a keen intrest in keeping their name squeeky clean.
Employers don't want walking encyclopedias they want projects finished on time and on budget for their clients. What I am trying to say is a degree is more than a cert in knowledge it is a cert in the abilities to get the job done and done right. A professional and ethical attitude and behavior.
please excuse any typos and such. It is very late and I have had very numbers of beers
So you can have a convenient WebTV based interface with which to interact with your toaster remotely from the mall, silly.
Great, just what we need. A bunch of Dork Tracy's running around. Sign me up...