I think that this is the first on topic post in this thread. I can second ZM. The parent's stated issues with ZM were likely related to config/hardware issues rather than the software itself. Lastly, I would recommend the cameras with IR because unless you like your entire place brightly lit most IR-less cameras will not take very good pictures in the dark.
Also, with feature like the auto-brake for pedestrians. I wonder how long it takes for enterprising metropolitan pedestrians to realize that they basically now have a continuous walk signal.
Because the government has given them billions to build out infrastructure. Therefore infrastructure is definitely NOT private property. The government merely grant them rights to operate and profit from the infrastructure that they were paid to build. If they want to use this argument, I either want my tax dollars back, or tell them to build their own infrastructure and give the taxpayer paid stuff back.
The problem with that is since they are Open Source, the project forks and continues on Business as Usual. Look at MySQL for an example. Even if the codebase officially known as MySQL withers on the vine, there's still at least 2 forks I can think of that are viable.
Why give credit to Microsoft? They are coming to the 64b game years late and with underwhelming products. I've been using 64b linux/unix variants since the alpha and then the AMD x86_64 chips.
I have a very old SCSI scanner. The generic half implemented PCI SCSI card that came with it doesn't work under linux, can't find the drivers for it for Windows >=XP. The SCSI card that I finally did have working for it gave up the ghost a few years back. My solution, I got a $100 Brother MFP40 scanner and laser printer/copier in one. Works great. Another bennie is that I'm no longer on the Lexmark inkjet "Hey you've only used it 3 times, but it's been 6 months your cartridge is expired buy a new one." treadmill.
Creative non-violence works pretty well comparitively. You'll notice a distinct lack of Russians running Poland, and I don't recall any cannon-fire bringing down the Berlin Wall, and then there's that whole liberation of India thing, which was as badly managed as could be imagined, yet still came off not too badly comparatively because the principles on the side of liberation deliberately chose creative non-violence as their primary means of effecting change.
I think that you'll notice a distinct lack of Nazi's there as well.
You forgot that customer B also has a larger amount of money bet against the team than for it. All the while goldman is telling everyone that the market has too many rules to follow and that they can take care of themselves.
I used IpCop a long time ago and switched to pfsense. At the time I was under the impression that IpCop was based off of smoothwall and (IpCop) was pretty much a dead project.
In college I used to love women with tattoos across the small of the back. We called them "Tramp Stamps" and to us would indicate higher chances of a successful hook up.
Is a band for idiots, morons and the wilfully ignorant. I met Violent J at a Station promo back ~95/96 in the Toledo area. Just a complete dick. Their music is crap. Their fans are worse. They are the only band that would be known in an Idiocracy style world.
So you're saying that it's the fault of regulation that banks did not come up with a sane and sustainable business model? I almost want to way that you're blaming the victim, but the banks are definitely not the victim here.
I gather from the tone of your post that you're OK with de-regulation, but it almost sounds like you're arguing for more regulation.
Gaza was/is under an officially annouced blockade. Last time I checked, trying to run a blockade will get your ass shot. The Israelis offered to let the ships dock at one of their ports, be inspected and let the goods through. However, the *aid* convoy was loaded with provacaters and blatantly told the Israelis to F off.
The Israelis armed their commandos with *paintball* guns as their primary weapons with pistols as backup. As the commandos roped down, the provacaters assaulted them.
At that point, I think that the Israelis were well within their rights to defend themselves and preserve the blockade.
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I think that this is the first on topic post in this thread. I can second ZM. The parent's stated issues with ZM were likely related to config/hardware issues rather than the software itself. Lastly, I would recommend the cameras with IR because unless you like your entire place brightly lit most IR-less cameras will not take very good pictures in the dark.
Also, with feature like the auto-brake for pedestrians. I wonder how long it takes for enterprising metropolitan pedestrians to realize that they basically now have a continuous walk signal.
Removing warning labels is my solution to avoiding an Idiocracy-like future. The problems takes care of itself.
Oddly enough, my wife hates MXE but loves Wipeout.
I know right? Like OMG, I can't wait to see Step It Up 3D. I hear it's like hella awesome!
duh! I need to get funded for a study on finding out if alcohol will make you drunk or if smoking pot will get you high.
Because the government has given them billions to build out infrastructure. Therefore infrastructure is definitely NOT private property. The government merely grant them rights to operate and profit from the infrastructure that they were paid to build. If they want to use this argument, I either want my tax dollars back, or tell them to build their own infrastructure and give the taxpayer paid stuff back.
I've been using gnome-shell off and on again since f12. It's real easy just yum install gnome-shell
I'll bet that there were zero paisley or mauve cars stolen as well
The problem with that is since they are Open Source, the project forks and continues on Business as Usual. Look at MySQL for an example. Even if the codebase officially known as MySQL withers on the vine, there's still at least 2 forks I can think of that are viable.
Holy crap! That's eerie....
Why give credit to Microsoft? They are coming to the 64b game years late and with underwhelming products. I've been using 64b linux/unix variants since the alpha and then the AMD x86_64 chips.
I have a very old SCSI scanner. The generic half implemented PCI SCSI card that came with it doesn't work under linux, can't find the drivers for it for Windows >=XP. The SCSI card that I finally did have working for it gave up the ghost a few years back. My solution, I got a $100 Brother MFP40 scanner and laser printer/copier in one. Works great. Another bennie is that I'm no longer on the Lexmark inkjet "Hey you've only used it 3 times, but it's been 6 months your cartridge is expired buy a new one." treadmill.
It's not like the gov would ever use any info it gathers against you.
Creative non-violence works pretty well comparitively. You'll notice a distinct lack of Russians running Poland, and I don't recall any cannon-fire bringing down the Berlin Wall, and then there's that whole liberation of India thing, which was as badly managed as could be imagined, yet still came off not too badly comparatively because the principles on the side of liberation deliberately chose creative non-violence as their primary means of effecting change.
I think that you'll notice a distinct lack of Nazi's there as well.
You forgot that customer B also has a larger amount of money bet against the team than for it. All the while goldman is telling everyone that the market has too many rules to follow and that they can take care of themselves.
I used IpCop a long time ago and switched to pfsense. At the time I was under the impression that IpCop was based off of smoothwall and (IpCop) was pretty much a dead project.
In college I used to love women with tattoos across the small of the back. We called them "Tramp Stamps" and to us would indicate higher chances of a successful hook up.
I don't know whether it's better or not, but it definitely makes me hungrier.
You're an asshole.
Is a band for idiots, morons and the wilfully ignorant. I met Violent J at a Station promo back ~95/96 in the Toledo area. Just a complete dick. Their music is crap. Their fans are worse. They are the only band that would be known in an Idiocracy style world.
I'm tired but here's a go at it.
There are 10 types of people in the world. All their base are over 9000!
That the RIAA owes me infinity dollars!
Don't be so "Kayu" La.
So you're saying that it's the fault of regulation that banks did not come up with a sane and sustainable business model? I almost want to way that you're blaming the victim, but the banks are definitely not the victim here.
I gather from the tone of your post that you're OK with de-regulation, but it almost sounds like you're arguing for more regulation.
I know I'm feeding a troll, but....
Gaza was/is under an officially annouced blockade. Last time I checked, trying to run a blockade will get your ass shot. The Israelis offered to let the ships dock at one of their ports, be inspected and let the goods through. However, the *aid* convoy was loaded with provacaters and blatantly told the Israelis to F off.
The Israelis armed their commandos with *paintball* guns as their primary weapons with pistols as backup. As the commandos roped down, the provacaters assaulted them.
At that point, I think that the Israelis were well within their rights to defend themselves and preserve the blockade.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaza_flotilla_raid