Come on, are you serious? You would need to keep your mouse in constant motion while doing things like:
- thinking
- talking on the phone
- going to the bathroom
- reading/.
not to mention what you would do while webbing through p0rn
To who? Released to which public? Give me a break and back up your statements! If this particular version of the document was "released to the public" it wouldn't have been marked FOUO.
Just for anyone who cares, this document is marked for official use only (FOUO) which means it contains sensitive material that should not be passed around (especially on/.). Though this is one of the lowest forms of classifications, it is still a classified document.
Sir (or madam), your statement is blatently unpatriotic. Don't you realize that the good of this country relies on continued revenue gained from such uselessly wasteful devices that CONSUME all resources for no real gain (to the average user that insists he must have this).
Linux for Embedded Systems? is another more detailed "investigation" into using Linux for embedded environments. The article is written for the COTS Journal by another Green Hills Software Croonie.
The ironic thing is that GHS was creating an adaptation layer for Linux to run under their RTOS (Integrity).
The scary part about this joke is that someone actually thinks that pacemakers are made with on/off switches... I guess they come with a tattoo over the switch:
"please turn off when not needed to conserve energy"
Considering the outrageously long identifier names in the Java libraries, you would think that the Java coders should be great spellers... of course, their programming abilities would still be lacking at best.
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Yes, but the new artist rendition is way cooler
nanotech trojan horses kill you.
has already worn out all of the markings on the keys
this article, this posting, or the comments regarding them
it's hard to choose
The NISCC includes a number of solutions to this issue in its advisory.
Solutions:
Come on, are you serious? You would need to keep your mouse in constant motion while doing things like: /.
- thinking
- talking on the phone
- going to the bathroom
- reading
not to mention what you would do while webbing through p0rn
So that's what happend to the gamers that were booted from the Israeli Army (http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/03/09/16222 15&tid=133)
It's always the damn user... wait a minute, the USER is the virus that must be wiped out. EXTERMINATE!
of don't ask don't tell!
I threw away my stylus years ago and have used only my fingers on my iPAQ, does that give me prior-art?
The iso directory is empty!
c tD ocumentList?folderID=2794&expandFolder=2794&folder ID=0
https://lg3d-livecd.dev.java.net/servlets/Proje
... through subtle shifts
... ahhhhhhhh
We use these accounts... view internet sites,
Great, now someone is using tax payer funded accounts to view www.sexyvixens.com (just a made up site... I think)
To who? Released to which public? Give me a break and back up your statements! If this particular version of the document was "released to the public" it wouldn't have been marked FOUO.
You are correct (thanks for the clarification), though my initial point still stands regarding its distribution.
Just for anyone who cares, this document is marked for official use only (FOUO) which means it contains sensitive material that should not be passed around (especially on /.). Though this is one of the lowest forms of classifications, it is still a classified document.
"the new series is darker and grittier than the original"
is that really saying much? Mary Poppins is darker and grittier than the original series also.
Sir (or madam), your statement is blatently unpatriotic. Don't you realize that the good of this country relies on continued revenue gained from such uselessly wasteful devices that CONSUME all resources for no real gain (to the average user that insists he must have this).
Don't make me sick the Patriotic Act on your a$$.
Linux for Embedded Systems? is another more detailed "investigation" into using Linux for embedded environments. The article is written for the COTS Journal by another Green Hills Software Croonie. The ironic thing is that GHS was creating an adaptation layer for Linux to run under their RTOS (Integrity).
what size server farm will be able to live up to their "Over a Billion Served" claim.
The scary part about this joke is that someone actually thinks that pacemakers are made with on/off switches... I guess they come with a tattoo over the switch:
"please turn off when not needed to conserve energy"
Since it is a bootable CD, how are you changing your system into anything? You hard disk can still contain your usual OS / apps.
Also, it would seem to be the equivalent to a console game having to reboot on new game insertion (everytime you put in a new CD ROM).
again.
Considering the outrageously long identifier names in the Java libraries, you would think that the Java coders should be great spellers... of course, their programming abilities would still be lacking at best.