Huh? I'm employed by an S&P 500 and director is the title above manager and below VP. Looking at the definition of IT Director in the first dozen hits on Google seems to match that.
Also see if you can attract an overlay provider like Wide Open West while you are at it. I love where I live because I don't have to deal with a monopoly provider, they give better customer service and better rates but don't have all the newest equipment which is just fine by me since I still have quite a bit of analog equipment including the capture card for my PVR =)
More like Fire and Ambulance guys that live in the fire house. You work 12 hours on, only a small fraction of that will typically be active duty so filling the rest or the time with entertainment is fine. It's the price you pay for faster response times than a volunteer department that has to rush to the fire house before heading out to the fire.
Nope, they just lose whatever writes are in cache, that's why RAID controllers disable write caching on the drives themselves (one good reason to only use supported drives with servers, the manufacturer has made sure this process actually works).
I'd rather spend an extra $100 and get 2xSSD's and do software RAID1 across them, since no RAID controller I have benchmarked can keep up with a single Intel X-25e it's best to do software raid anyways =)
Would be shocking, but as smart as Knuth is I doubt that's the kind of thing he'd be discovering at this point in his career. Breakthrough proofs tend to be completed by kids in their early to mid 20's, it's when the brain is still plastic enough for truly out of the box thinking but where enough knowledge has been gathered to actually work on the hard problems.
It doesn't give them an exclusive franchise, at least the one in Ohio doesn't. Verizon and AT&T both got statewide franchises and are able to offer video services in any area they have a footprint regardless of any existing franchise agreement for exclusive video rights.
Actually, they aren't exclusive franchises they are statewide franchises which takes all control out of the hands of the local municipality. Basically the megacorps were finding too expensive/inconvenient to lobby and bribe^h^h contribute to campaign funds for local officials in each municipality so they just applied their money at the state level and made the problem easier to manage. Of course that works against the public interest in a number of ways not least of which is removing clauses like the ones that Detroit is complaining about that were in their 1985 franchise agreement or the cable modem requirement I mentioned previously.
The statewide franchises were a huge bone thrown to the megacorps AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon. I know in my previous residence we would have never received cable internet if the local franchise agreement hadn't required it by a certain date with significant penalties for non-compliance.
Speech is the one right that must be almost completely inalienable. Without an unfettered right to speak our own truth we inevitably are led towards a tyranny of the masses where only that which the majority can be convinced of can be legally spoken. No, only that speech which directly results in the harm of others should be looked at (fire in a crowded theater) and only then by a judiciary guided to minimize the impact. Hate speech should not be banned unless it is a direct call to action to harm another person, which is exactly the case today and which is all the broader it should be, further restrictions are simply the first steps towards tyranny.
Across a few thousands DIMM's in my datacenter we tend to lose about 1-2 per year, more than we lose PSU's. Of course we control temperature, humidity, and have double conversion UPS's and only use ECC systems so it's kind of an ideal environment for avoiding all but the most serious of problems.
OM3 has a typical jacket diameter of 2mm vs 6-8mm for twinax and 8-9mm for 7a, cat 5e is closer to 4-5mm typically. When you have hundreds of runs in a raceway it makes a big difference.
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Huh? I'm employed by an S&P 500 and director is the title above manager and below VP. Looking at the definition of IT Director in the first dozen hits on Google seems to match that.
Also see if you can attract an overlay provider like Wide Open West while you are at it. I love where I live because I don't have to deal with a monopoly provider, they give better customer service and better rates but don't have all the newest equipment which is just fine by me since I still have quite a bit of analog equipment including the capture card for my PVR =)
More like Fire and Ambulance guys that live in the fire house. You work 12 hours on, only a small fraction of that will typically be active duty so filling the rest or the time with entertainment is fine. It's the price you pay for faster response times than a volunteer department that has to rush to the fire house before heading out to the fire.
who said there was no other solution and I had to pay $3 per month for each box.
Yeah, because keeping guys working 12's with plenty of downtime entertained is such a waste....
Nope, they just lose whatever writes are in cache, that's why RAID controllers disable write caching on the drives themselves (one good reason to only use supported drives with servers, the manufacturer has made sure this process actually works).
Full disk encryption + AV + bloatware = 10 minute boot easily.
I'd rather spend an extra $100 and get 2xSSD's and do software RAID1 across them, since no RAID controller I have benchmarked can keep up with a single Intel X-25e it's best to do software raid anyways =)
Yeah, the company with a market cap larger than Microsoft can't afford a couple RF engineers, laugh.
You mean like Steve Jobs? Very likely.
Einsteins miracle year was when he was 22.
Would be shocking, but as smart as Knuth is I doubt that's the kind of thing he'd be discovering at this point in his career. Breakthrough proofs tend to be completed by kids in their early to mid 20's, it's when the brain is still plastic enough for truly out of the box thinking but where enough knowledge has been gathered to actually work on the hard problems.
Nope, though physical access to the poles is a different animal from a video franchise.
It doesn't give them an exclusive franchise, at least the one in Ohio doesn't. Verizon and AT&T both got statewide franchises and are able to offer video services in any area they have a footprint regardless of any existing franchise agreement for exclusive video rights.
Actually, they aren't exclusive franchises they are statewide franchises which takes all control out of the hands of the local municipality. Basically the megacorps were finding too expensive/inconvenient to lobby and bribe^h^h contribute to campaign funds for local officials in each municipality so they just applied their money at the state level and made the problem easier to manage. Of course that works against the public interest in a number of ways not least of which is removing clauses like the ones that Detroit is complaining about that were in their 1985 franchise agreement or the cable modem requirement I mentioned previously.
It's called a Tracphone.
The statewide franchises were a huge bone thrown to the megacorps AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon. I know in my previous residence we would have never received cable internet if the local franchise agreement hadn't required it by a certain date with significant penalties for non-compliance.
Virtual hosts mean if you just do an IP scan you will likely run into an SSL site that doesn't match the first URL associated with an IP.
$12.50/GB would have been steep in the early 90's, today it's almost criminal (if the criminals weren't running the law it might be).
Speech is the one right that must be almost completely inalienable. Without an unfettered right to speak our own truth we inevitably are led towards a tyranny of the masses where only that which the majority can be convinced of can be legally spoken. No, only that speech which directly results in the harm of others should be looked at (fire in a crowded theater) and only then by a judiciary guided to minimize the impact. Hate speech should not be banned unless it is a direct call to action to harm another person, which is exactly the case today and which is all the broader it should be, further restrictions are simply the first steps towards tyranny.
That's why the Nehalem's have ECC all through the data bus and internally.
Across a few thousands DIMM's in my datacenter we tend to lose about 1-2 per year, more than we lose PSU's. Of course we control temperature, humidity, and have double conversion UPS's and only use ECC systems so it's kind of an ideal environment for avoiding all but the most serious of problems.
OM3 has a typical jacket diameter of 2mm vs 6-8mm for twinax and 8-9mm for 7a, cat 5e is closer to 4-5mm typically. When you have hundreds of runs in a raceway it makes a big difference.
Doh, scrap that, it was the root servers that were signed.
.COM was signed a few months ago.