I don't know about this "science" stuff, but I thought I would get straight to the root of the issue. To this end, I found a nearby hibernating honey bee and I asked the little fellow what his thoughts were on the matter. At first I couldn't quite make out what he was saying (bee sized and all) so I held him close to my face. Do you know what the little guy told me? Kill everyone, make the rivers flow with their blood and fill the skies with their screams.
Surprisingly, this is exactly what the article said too.
I used to remember the sequence for going into the nortel system configuration menu. Anyone who spends a few evening configuring these things can eventually memorize every menu.
Back in the day I actually picked up a handset at a major retailer and checked to see if anyone had changed the passwords. In my experience, there are lots of poorly configured systems or at least those waiting to be poorly configured. A very basic feature of even the most basic systems is a redirect. You can setup a dialing pool on an unknown extension very quickly and very easily. Once it's running there are very times someone actually goes back to investigate.
I use linux all of the time and even when I'm not.
Just this morning I was using chmad to change some files. Then I was like, "I need to kat these files to my pipe."
It's not like I installed from floppies and just said I was using. I like to keep my systems up to date as well. I'm going to go grab the new version 4 kernel in a minute. Maybe later I'll sit down and write some scripts in Rattler.
It's not just an operating system... it's a way of life.
There were already regulations which limited volume.
This is measure of relative change which is kinda odd to enforce.
In analogue transmission you wanted to watch over driving the audio level because it can effect power output. There were also decibel levels which were too hot and could cause many issues and even some with the receiving set. In a digital world when you drive past 0 there is no overhead for such levels and most equipment simply limits (rather poorly). In all cases there were limiters in place to ensure nothing was over driven or if at least it was then it not cause any issues beyond quality drop.
With a ceiling of 0 we typically operated at a nominal volume of -10 on tones. This has a fair bit of room in and typically you try to avoid peaking at 0 because this is hot and sounds awful. However, nothing is stopping the next station from operating at -8 or -12 as their nominal operating range. In fact, newer digital equipment also started doing away with 0 as the hard ceiling. Audio is very much relative from station to station.
Now, so we have the basis for how hard ceilings work and the measures generally put in place to solve problems. However, I don't know of too many pieces of audio equipment that can catch audio acceleration issues and adjust. Really, when discussing relative change and not hard limits it is a matter of rate of change more then anything else.
In the near term this means everyone has to start manually reviewing their carts and hopefully watching at least the bars to see how hot a carts audio is. In the long term, those shops that can afford it (which is surprisingly not the majority) will have to purchase some fancy new gear.
I was reading an article this morning about how other officials responded to the leaked content.
I believe the response from Turkey was they actually said worse things about us. It's pretty much human nature to talk shit about each other and like it or not it does happen. At least some diplomats are publicly saying that humans do say these things and in some cases it isn't a big deal.
I like to think on some level it might provide some understanding between two people. Diplomats can look at it and say, "He is a shit head just like me... Look we are the same."
It's kinda like when an executive officer brings his lunch to work to give the impression that he doesn't make 50 times your salary. Look, he is just like me... (when in reality his lunch bag probably has dead babies in it.)
This is about 1/5th of our total pool being thrown around rather carelessly. It would probably on buy a few more years to reclaim these addresses and chop them up, but surely the problem is just poor usage as opposed to exhaustion.
Not that I think any type of recycling or waste management will actually happen in the IP space, but I do like complaining about it.
If you want to trick your weapon out it will generally be at your cost. A friend of mine wanted to go all out and purchased every attachment he could reasonably use.
I'm not sure if it made much combat use to have a bunch of add-ons, but he did say the other guys in his group were impressed.
The problem with shooters is that they will not teach accuracy. Even switching to something such as America's Army which is targetted more at realism and training. Invariably, it is difficult to teach and simulate hand eye coordination from a mouse to firearm. However, what a simulator can teach are tactics and procedures for various scenarios. However, because the field of engagement varies in real life it is difficult to create experience which can be applied over a wider range of areas with a handful of maps. This is an area where iRacing has a bit of advantage because the cars and tracks will always be the same without a real addition.
Both godaddy and network solutions are reporting the create date as 11/24/2010 for seizedservers.com.
Everyone know the government does not move quickly. In fact, between purchasing and action I would be damned if they actually did something on time and on budget.
The other issue is there are lots of pretty graphics with all of the domains that are hosted with seizedservers.com. It's like one of those bad scams with information and pictures of pretty places. http://www.dailychanges.com/seizedservers.com/
In every take down instance they have simply flipped off the switch on the domain and took the folks to court.
It's either a hoax for traffic or someone snagged a domain.
The citation needed horse shit is just an attempt to piss people off.
Slashdot is and always will be user contributions of expressed views and opinions. Facts or not this is not encyclopedia and I would rather it not be. In fact, if the citation needed folks want a wikpedia like meta-news site they can pretty run off and make their own. Good luck building a user base and all.
You are not quite sure if the male enhancement drugs are working. Perhaps, it was also a bad idea to down 5 of them with a fifth of vodka. Really, alcohol enhances the effects of all drugs and you were only shooting for a fighting chance.
This has been a really difficult post to formulate.
I haven't really put much thought into why I don't particularly have a great deal of stress today. (That was not always true) In past places of employment my stresses were due to inexperience and lack of proper support and escalation paths. In those cases I was both the end of a very short escalation path and in lots of scenarios the technology was very new. I also wasn't compensated very well for the troubles until I decided that I should probably find someone who was willing to pay me better for my troubles.
The stress then was the product of the environment and it wasn't a very good position for the company to be in as well. I did grow from the experience, but there was far too much risk for the savings achieved. I've since then moved onto a few companies who generally have their act together. I've made it a point to ask about their escalation and support practices from vendors and integrators. My past experiences generate a bit of a paranoia today and I believe some may refer to that as wisdom. (I call it emotional scarring;) )
That is really only part of the story when you really think about it. There are many avenues for stress to invade our lives. As some pointed out there could be ridiculous deadlines involved or in other cases poor time management skills. Life is not always about how others punish us, but how we cause distress upon ourselves with our own practices.
In every way, it is important to identify what is causing the anxiety and determine if it can be fixed. If your group or company wants to operate in a fashion that is dangerous for its profits or reputation then it is up to management to decide to stay or sway from the path. In all cases, you can vote with your feet and even if it takes time to change positions there is generally always an out.
At least at my current place of employment we state clearly that people will make mistakes. It's part of the way we operate because we are just too damned last minute. Directors do not like to hear such things, but if they would like to curb issues they could force better planning practices. (Which we kinda did to an extreme sadly... careful what you wish for).
This and many more things contribute to me operating relatively stress free. I have however built up a good chunk of skills and experience which let me operate with as little stress as possible. Mostly today I'm annoyed at the evening calls that happen outside of my oncall period and that is more of an an anger issue.
There are a complete lack of pictures on slashdot on which to formulate a decision to stalk or ignore. Unless we begin uuencoding our pictures into our posts and blogs there is no evidence to base this decision.
In order to assist in the stalking section we will need the addition of a radial button that defines our hotness aka stalking susceptibility. Until this is implemented we will have to identify our level of attractiveness manually.
I don't believe I have known any company that requires you use your personal phone.
However, where I work now it is difficult to get a crackberry (red tape) and I'll probably connect to the exchange server for the time being.
I'm fully aware of what will happen and they actually make an effort to explain it.
However, circumventing the wipe is pretty easy because it does not stop anyone from exporting the data prior to initiating the wipe. At my last place of work there was a trivial amount of work involved in exporting and restoring all of this data. In fact now with the way I manage my data it would be no less intrusive then loading a new rom. (Which I do on occassion).
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I don't know about this "science" stuff, but I thought I would get straight to the root of the issue. To this end, I found a nearby hibernating honey bee and I asked the little fellow what his thoughts were on the matter. At first I couldn't quite make out what he was saying (bee sized and all) so I held him close to my face. Do you know what the little guy told me? Kill everyone, make the rivers flow with their blood and fill the skies with their screams.
Surprisingly, this is exactly what the article said too.
I used to remember the sequence for going into the nortel system configuration menu. Anyone who spends a few evening configuring these things can eventually memorize every menu.
Back in the day I actually picked up a handset at a major retailer and checked to see if anyone had changed the passwords. In my experience, there are lots of poorly configured systems or at least those waiting to be poorly configured. A very basic feature of even the most basic systems is a redirect. You can setup a dialing pool on an unknown extension very quickly and very easily. Once it's running there are very times someone actually goes back to investigate.
A compressor will hard limit, but this is completely different.
In fact, I have deployed several very high end and precise models just for this purpose.
Current (unless there were new ones made, which is likely given the regulation) do not account for rate of acceleration.
Hard limits are already enforced today to protect equipment and the consumer. (At least they should be if you are doing your audio work correctly)
I never knew I was using such worthless vision capabilities until now.
I do hope to upgrade to the far superior bug eyes which will allow me truly see in three dimensions.
Sadly my X-Ray specs actually did work and a bit too well.
Now everyone I played poker with has died of radiation exposure.
Stupid russian catalog.
Ahem, This proves, objectively, with 100% accuracy, that software piracy does zero economic harm and is actually beneficial to everyone involved.
You are mad...
I use linux all of the time and even when I'm not.
Just this morning I was using chmad to change some files. Then I was like, "I need to kat these files to my pipe."
It's not like I installed from floppies and just said I was using. I like to keep my systems up to date as well. I'm going to go grab the new version 4 kernel in a minute. Maybe later I'll sit down and write some scripts in Rattler.
It's not just an operating system... it's a way of life.
There were already regulations which limited volume.
This is measure of relative change which is kinda odd to enforce.
In analogue transmission you wanted to watch over driving the audio level because it can effect power output. There were also decibel levels which were too hot and could cause many issues and even some with the receiving set. In a digital world when you drive past 0 there is no overhead for such levels and most equipment simply limits (rather poorly). In all cases there were limiters in place to ensure nothing was over driven or if at least it was then it not cause any issues beyond quality drop.
With a ceiling of 0 we typically operated at a nominal volume of -10 on tones. This has a fair bit of room in and typically you try to avoid peaking at 0 because this is hot and sounds awful. However, nothing is stopping the next station from operating at -8 or -12 as their nominal operating range. In fact, newer digital equipment also started doing away with 0 as the hard ceiling. Audio is very much relative from station to station.
Now, so we have the basis for how hard ceilings work and the measures generally put in place to solve problems. However, I don't know of too many pieces of audio equipment that can catch audio acceleration issues and adjust. Really, when discussing relative change and not hard limits it is a matter of rate of change more then anything else.
In the near term this means everyone has to start manually reviewing their carts and hopefully watching at least the bars to see how hot a carts audio is. In the long term, those shops that can afford it (which is surprisingly not the majority) will have to purchase some fancy new gear.
I was reading an article this morning about how other officials responded to the leaked content.
I believe the response from Turkey was they actually said worse things about us. It's pretty much human nature to talk shit about each other and like it or not it does happen. At least some diplomats are publicly saying that humans do say these things and in some cases it isn't a big deal.
I like to think on some level it might provide some understanding between two people. Diplomats can look at it and say, "He is a shit head just like me... Look we are the same."
It's kinda like when an executive officer brings his lunch to work to give the impression that he doesn't make 50 times your salary. Look, he is just like me... (when in reality his lunch bag probably has dead babies in it.)
The bill for the bandwidth will be entirely hilarious.
Ec2 doesn't care if you are being attacked or serving legitimate traffic.
At roughly $1.00 a second *actually it will discounted heavily as it scales upward* it will be quite the bill.
If you examine the currently alloted /8 addresses it seems really silly to say they are exhausted.
I would rather say the current assignment is being poorly used at the moment.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assigned_/8_IPv4_address_blocks
This is about 1/5th of our total pool being thrown around rather carelessly. It would probably on buy a few more years to reclaim these addresses and chop them up, but surely the problem is just poor usage as opposed to exhaustion.
Not that I think any type of recycling or waste management will actually happen in the IP space, but I do like complaining about it.
If you want to trick your weapon out it will generally be at your cost. A friend of mine wanted to go all out and purchased every attachment he could reasonably use.
I'm not sure if it made much combat use to have a bunch of add-ons, but he did say the other guys in his group were impressed.
It's all about the bling.
This is also the day that doc brown fell and hit his head on a toilet seat and when he came to he had the idea for a machine to read minds.
The problem with shooters is that they will not teach accuracy. Even switching to something such as America's Army which is targetted more at realism and training. Invariably, it is difficult to teach and simulate hand eye coordination from a mouse to firearm. However, what a simulator can teach are tactics and procedures for various scenarios. However, because the field of engagement varies in real life it is difficult to create experience which can be applied over a wider range of areas with a handful of maps. This is an area where iRacing has a bit of advantage because the cars and tracks will always be the same without a real addition.
Confirmed... where confirmed.
You are spouting random giberish and then declared confirmed!
The disinformation in this thread is just appalling, but more concerning are the mods who just up anything that seems serious.
What lines?!?
It's talking about social and faith based community jargon.
No where in there is anything which describes seizures.
Both godaddy and network solutions are reporting the create date as 11/24/2010 for seizedservers.com.
Everyone know the government does not move quickly. In fact, between purchasing and action I would be damned if they actually did something on time and on budget.
The other issue is there are lots of pretty graphics with all of the domains that are hosted with seizedservers.com. It's like one of those bad scams with information and pictures of pretty places. http://www.dailychanges.com/seizedservers.com/
In every take down instance they have simply flipped off the switch on the domain and took the folks to court.
It's either a hoax for traffic or someone snagged a domain.
Don't feed the trolls.
The citation needed horse shit is just an attempt to piss people off.
Slashdot is and always will be user contributions of expressed views and opinions. Facts or not this is not encyclopedia and I would rather it not be. In fact, if the citation needed folks want a wikpedia like meta-news site they can pretty run off and make their own. Good luck building a user base and all.
You are not quite sure if the male enhancement drugs are working. Perhaps, it was also a bad idea to down 5 of them with a fifth of vodka. Really, alcohol enhances the effects of all drugs and you were only shooting for a fighting chance.
This has been a really difficult post to formulate.
I haven't really put much thought into why I don't particularly have a great deal of stress today. (That was not always true) In past places of employment my stresses were due to inexperience and lack of proper support and escalation paths. In those cases I was both the end of a very short escalation path and in lots of scenarios the technology was very new. I also wasn't compensated very well for the troubles until I decided that I should probably find someone who was willing to pay me better for my troubles.
The stress then was the product of the environment and it wasn't a very good position for the company to be in as well. I did grow from the experience, but there was far too much risk for the savings achieved. I've since then moved onto a few companies who generally have their act together. I've made it a point to ask about their escalation and support practices from vendors and integrators. My past experiences generate a bit of a paranoia today and I believe some may refer to that as wisdom. (I call it emotional scarring ;) )
That is really only part of the story when you really think about it. There are many avenues for stress to invade our lives. As some pointed out there could be ridiculous deadlines involved or in other cases poor time management skills. Life is not always about how others punish us, but how we cause distress upon ourselves with our own practices.
In every way, it is important to identify what is causing the anxiety and determine if it can be fixed. If your group or company wants to operate in a fashion that is dangerous for its profits or reputation then it is up to management to decide to stay or sway from the path. In all cases, you can vote with your feet and even if it takes time to change positions there is generally always an out.
At least at my current place of employment we state clearly that people will make mistakes. It's part of the way we operate because we are just too damned last minute. Directors do not like to hear such things, but if they would like to curb issues they could force better planning practices. (Which we kinda did to an extreme sadly... careful what you wish for).
This and many more things contribute to me operating relatively stress free. I have however built up a good chunk of skills and experience which let me operate with as little stress as possible. Mostly today I'm annoyed at the evening calls that happen outside of my oncall period and that is more of an an anger issue.
Simple, we go to Def Con 5!
That has some weight to it and it was used in War Games.
2 years... you are just a wee little noob.
Let's be honest...
DSL and Dial-Up are barely competitors to low latency broadband.
I've had to join a support group just to get through the days of using Qwest DSL.
That is a bit of stretch.
There are a complete lack of pictures on slashdot on which to formulate a decision to stalk or ignore. Unless we begin uuencoding our pictures into our posts and blogs there is no evidence to base this decision.
In order to assist in the stalking section we will need the addition of a radial button that defines our hotness aka stalking susceptibility. Until this is implemented we will have to identify our level of attractiveness manually.
I of course am smoking hot.
I don't believe I have known any company that requires you use your personal phone.
However, where I work now it is difficult to get a crackberry (red tape) and I'll probably connect to the exchange server for the time being.
I'm fully aware of what will happen and they actually make an effort to explain it.
However, circumventing the wipe is pretty easy because it does not stop anyone from exporting the data prior to initiating the wipe. At my last place of work there was a trivial amount of work involved in exporting and restoring all of this data. In fact now with the way I manage my data it would be no less intrusive then loading a new rom. (Which I do on occassion).