I know kingston has built in ciruitry to allow for wear optimization. So file systems shoud not be a problem. I would think they all have this feature by now.
That's what our budget allows. What kind of question is this?
And you can't need them that badly, if you can afford to be so picky.
Thats true. We need more people, but we are not desparate. These are additions not replacements.
If any of them are bright, you can show them what they need to know pretty quick. Think about it, on-the-job training for a couple of weeks vs. not finding anyone for 6 months. Which one gets you results faster?
I know this, but who wants to have a life long student hanging on my arm. If they can't think for themselves, I don't want them.
Why did it bother to get C# implemented as an ECMA standard?
Government work requires that the language used is a standardized one.
Why does it help, instead of try and crush Mono?
In the eyes of MS, Mono is a toy to be tolerated until C# is entrenched in the market place and has a clear numerical superiority over Java. They can always kill it later.
Why does the API include Oracle functionality?
Because Oracle is a staple in the bussiness IT diet. Not to include it would hamper their efforts to replace Java.
Well, I'm looking for three JSP developers in the Miami area. My problem is I can't find anyone who can REALLY program. They all choke when I test them.
Found one swedish guy who was really good, but the H1s are already filled till next year.
One of the girls that works for me can't drive a damn. She drives a BMW X3, and when I'm a passenger in it I feel that I could die at any moment. But I don't go around stating that there is something wrong with BMWs.
If java were as bad as you think, it simply wouldn't be used. Not with MS trying to usurp and/or kill it at every opurtunity.
It's clear that whatever is going on with your server has everything to do with the code and not the language.
Or just buy some Spanish novellas (soap opera) on dvd.
The dialog is easy and exagerated (makes it easier to pick up). The visuals and the story line will help you follow and understand the conversations.
I did this with "Betty La Fea". As a bonus, it was funny and entertaining. Spanish soaps arent like US soaps. They start, go for a while, and then FINISH. They're more like miniseries than anything else. Very elaborate and well done (most of them).
Jirtle said his assertion that the IGF2R gene affects IQ is bolstered by experiments in mice. When he and his colleagues disabled a copy of the gene in lab mice - an experiment intended to mimic humans who inherit the variant copy of the gene - they noticed that the male mice were slow learners on a maze test. Electrical recordings of the mice's brain tissue were also altered in a way that is consistent with slow learning.
Dont fuses blow from too much current, rather than just a quick peak voltage? I'm thinking a pulse like that could could fly right through a fuse and still damage equipment.
It was copywrited and then patented by MS. As a result, the innovative "+5 Conspiracy" technology has a license which is not only non-redistributable but is also incompatible with GPL based Software such as Slashdot's Slashcode.
But if all the courseware is initially setup for Windows, would they then be able to run linux? Most likely not, and then we have a repeat of what we have today. A fractured OS landscape, with MS leading the way with patented document formats and restricted liscenses.
We want to educate these children, not torture them with litigation and incompatibilties.
While this is great for Granny and the clueless PHBs world wide, the whole purpose of the $100 laptop is to bring IT savy to an entire NEW generation in the third world. These kids won't need the safety blanket that MS provides.
I haven't been following the whole Mac to Intel thing too closely but I was under the impression that most likely not any old PC would be able run OSX.
He also says Microsoft, which is a financial contributor to MIT and a backer of its Media Lab, has undergone a change in attitude about the $100 laptop. "Their first reaction was to laugh at the idea, then the next reaction was kind of antagonistic," he says. "Recently, they're very friendly."
Be afraid, be very afraid..
And Mr. Negroponte, after meeting with Mr. Gates, now says, "The machine will run anything, including Windows."
MS might be planing a way to ursurp all those laptops after they've been distributed. Hope Jobs does the same.
Yahoo's new data source, seems to be the same as googles.
52nd should connect to 107th.
Google has this same mistake.
What I really like is yahoo's traffic speed/accident overlay. Now thats nice!
I wonder if a few simple changes to the American judicial system (such as 'loser pays court costs' to reduce frivolous lawsuits and judicial 'bullying') would result in a major change in courtroom dynamics.
You would have to get politicians (~70% are lawyers) to pass the law. Good Luck.
"When there are too many policemen, there can be no liberty.
When there are too many soldiers, there can be no peace.
When there are too many lawyers, there can be no justice."
-- Lin Yutang (1895-1976)
Berkely Breathed tagged the US as "The land of the Lawsuit" for good reason.
Japan: pop 127 Million, 18,000 lawyers (2003)
US: pop 295 Million, 900,000 lawyers
through the EULA that is referenced and made known before the sale
What if the EULA is not revealed until after purchase and installation (Most Software)?
By not returning the software, you are accepting that offer through specific action (ie not returning it). What if returning the software is prohibited after opening the package (Most retailers)?
These are well known problems, I'm just curious as to what they say about them in your classes.
Several times in the last couple of years, Oracle has tried to change our license and squeeze an extra $30K out of us.
Each time we said that such an act may make us seriously consider MySQL. Personally, I don't think MySql is there yet, but as a bargaining chip, it works well enough. Oracle backed off.
Black people also can see farther into the infra red than white.
East Asians can see further into the Ultra violet.
And no, I'm not making this up.
This is normal, when large populations are seperated for a time, differences will accumulate. And yes those differences will extend to areas beyond just color.
1) Chinese police focus on the backbone networks that undergird the internet. They simply block I.P. addresses of objectionable web sites at the routers.
2) New filtering technology combs the web for objectionable words and phrases (a list of some of the more than 1,000 filtered ones appears at the end of this post)
Of interest: 15% of the banned terms are sexual, while the rest are political
Emails containing them get lost in cyberspace; search engine requests for these words and phrases go unanswered, without an error message being sent back
3) ISP companies themselves, afraid of running afoul of Chinese authorities and being shut down, do their own censoring
Google's cache feature has been disabled in China; Google says its been done by the Chinese, not them, and research by Jonathan Zittrain and the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard confirms this.
Of course, Google was shut down by China two years ago, only to come back with its cache feature disabled.
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I know kingston has built in ciruitry to allow for wear optimization. So file systems shoud not be a problem. I would think they all have this feature by now.
That's what our budget allows. What kind of question is this?
And you can't need them that badly, if you can afford to be so picky.
Thats true. We need more people, but we are not desparate. These are additions not replacements.
If any of them are bright, you can show them what they need to know pretty quick. Think about it, on-the-job training for a couple of weeks vs. not finding anyone for 6 months. Which one gets you results faster?
I know this, but who wants to have a life long student hanging on my arm. If they can't think for themselves, I don't want them.
Why did it bother to get C# implemented as an ECMA standard?
Government work requires that the language used is a standardized one.
Why does it help, instead of try and crush Mono?
In the eyes of MS, Mono is a toy to be tolerated until C# is entrenched in the market place and has a clear numerical superiority over Java. They can always kill it later.
Why does the API include Oracle functionality?
Because Oracle is a staple in the bussiness IT diet. Not to include it would hamper their efforts to replace Java.
Found one swedish guy who was really good, but the H1s are already filled till next year.
If java were as bad as you think, it simply wouldn't be used. Not with MS trying to usurp and/or kill it at every opurtunity.
It's clear that whatever is going on with your server has everything to do with the code and not the language.
The dialog is easy and exagerated (makes it easier to pick up). The visuals and the story line will help you follow and understand the conversations.
I did this with "Betty La Fea". As a bonus, it was funny and entertaining. Spanish soaps arent like US soaps. They start, go for a while, and then FINISH. They're more like miniseries than anything else. Very elaborate and well done (most of them).
Plus the women are invariably hot.
Try "Amor Real", "Rubi", "Bety La Fea" (If you can find it)
Tons more listed here. But you'll have to figure out which are on DVD.
The tremendous harm would have been to the share prices. The fastest way to piss of a ton of rich people is to screw with their MS investments.
Yes, yes.. That's very PC and all, but it looks like THAT gene does play a significant role.
From here
Jirtle said his assertion that the IGF2R gene affects IQ is bolstered by experiments in mice. When he and his colleagues disabled a copy of the gene in lab mice - an experiment intended to mimic humans who inherit the variant copy of the gene - they noticed that the male mice were slow learners on a maze test. Electrical recordings of the mice's brain tissue were also altered in a way that is consistent with slow learning.
Dont fuses blow from too much current, rather than just a quick peak voltage? I'm thinking a pulse like that could could fly right through a fuse and still damage equipment.
FYI, If you like uplink that much check out their Developer CD here
This is not Flamebait. Mod insightful if anything.
It was copywrited and then patented by MS. As a result, the innovative "+5 Conspiracy" technology has a license which is not only non-redistributable but is also incompatible with GPL based Software such as Slashdot's Slashcode.
We want to educate these children, not torture them with litigation and incompatibilties.
While this is great for Granny and the clueless PHBs world wide, the whole purpose of the $100 laptop is to bring IT savy to an entire NEW generation in the third world. These kids won't need the safety blanket that MS provides.
Windows on these laptops should be DISCOURAGED.
You need to keep up.. OSX running on native x86
Be afraid, be very afraid..
And Mr. Negroponte, after meeting with Mr. Gates, now says, "The machine will run anything, including Windows."
MS might be planing a way to ursurp all those laptops after they've been distributed. Hope Jobs does the same.
Yahoo's new data source, seems to be the same as googles. 52nd should connect to 107th. Google has this same mistake.
What I really like is yahoo's traffic speed/accident overlay. Now thats nice!
You would have to get politicians (~70% are lawyers) to pass the law. Good Luck.
"When there are too many policemen, there can be no liberty.
When there are too many soldiers, there can be no peace.
When there are too many lawyers, there can be no justice."
-- Lin Yutang (1895-1976)
Berkely Breathed tagged the US as "The land of the Lawsuit" for good reason.
Japan: pop 127 Million, 18,000 lawyers (2003)
US: pop 295 Million, 900,000 lawyers
Basically, all of them.
Check out opensecrets
Malice and Microsoft seem a pretty sure bet these days.
What if the EULA is not revealed until after purchase and installation (Most Software)?
By not returning the software, you are accepting that offer through specific action (ie not returning it).
What if returning the software is prohibited after opening the package (Most retailers)?
These are well known problems, I'm just curious as to what they say about them in your classes.
Several times in the last couple of years, Oracle has tried to change our license and squeeze an extra $30K out of us.
Each time we said that such an act may make us seriously consider MySQL. Personally, I don't think MySql is there yet, but as a bargaining chip, it works well enough. Oracle backed off.
Short life span, and extreme numbers give them accelerated evolution compared to other animals.
Black people also can see farther into the infra red than white.
East Asians can see further into the Ultra violet.
And no, I'm not making this up.
This is normal, when large populations are seperated for a time, differences will accumulate. And yes those differences will extend to areas beyond just color.
from here
1) Chinese police focus on the backbone networks that undergird the internet. They simply block I.P. addresses of objectionable web sites at the routers.
2) New filtering technology combs the web for objectionable words and phrases (a list of some of the more than 1,000 filtered ones appears at the end of this post)
Of interest: 15% of the banned terms are sexual, while the rest are political
Emails containing them get lost in cyberspace; search engine requests for these words and phrases go unanswered, without an error message being sent back
3) ISP companies themselves, afraid of running afoul of Chinese authorities and being shut down, do their own censoring
Google's cache feature has been disabled in China; Google says its been done by the Chinese, not them, and research by Jonathan Zittrain and the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard confirms this.
Of course, Google was shut down by China two years ago, only to come back with its cache feature disabled.