MS SQL server has much better sharing capabilities.
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This will probably never be seen, but. ..
I have to say that I'm sick of self-proclaimed "geeks" whining about the "jocks" who harassed them in HS or how they were "outcasts". There is no law that says everyone will be respected, popular and get laid in HS. Have you considered that if you have no friends whatsoever, that you might have a shitty personality? Or if you hang around with other "outcasts", then you are not really an "outcast"? Christ people, suck it up and deal! I didn't hang around with the "popular" people in HS, but who cares? They were assholes. And I was probably an asshole, too (maybe I still am), since the typical teenager has massive narcissistic tendencies.
Some people have *real* problems growing up, like alcoholic/abusive parents, or drug addictions, or poverty, or a host of other things that make your martyr complex driven "oh I'm a poor downtrodden geek" shit look like the pathetic whining it is. Most of you are out of HS now. ..just let it go. All this talk about "all the jocks now work at the gas station" and shit is just petty. It was only 4 years (hopefully) of your life. ..let. ..it. ..go.
With that being said, if someone who has at least a basic understanding of Linux has that much difficulty installing something like this, than "Joe Sixpack" isn't going to be able to figure it out either.
I do subsurface fluid flow modeling and most of the industry standard codes are written in Fortran.
Examples:
Flow and Transport:
MODFLOW-88, 96, 2000 (Fortran 77, 77, and 95)
UTCHEM 6.2 and 7.1 (Fortran 77, 90)
SWIFT (Fortran 77)
Optimization:
PEST (Fortran 77 or 90)
The addition of dynamic array allocation was the largest (and best) improvement between 77 and 90 in my opinion. Also, the modularity has improved with each new addition.
Basically I find a combination of Perl and Fortran to be the most useful for crunching numbers and interpreting results from the huge data files that are produced.
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I imagine one could also remove mountains to allow remote viewing of approaching territory.
I imagine nerds removing walls to allow remote viewing of the girls locker-room.
MS SQL server has much better sharing capabilities.
This will probably never be seen, but. . .
.just let it go. All this talk about "all the jocks now work at the gas station" and shit is just petty. It was only 4 years (hopefully) of your life. . .let. . .it. . .go.
I have to say that I'm sick of self-proclaimed "geeks" whining about the "jocks" who harassed them in HS or how they were "outcasts". There is no law that says everyone will be respected, popular and get laid in HS. Have you considered that if you have no friends whatsoever, that you might have a shitty personality? Or if you hang around with other "outcasts", then you are not really an "outcast"? Christ people, suck it up and deal! I didn't hang around with the "popular" people in HS, but who cares? They were assholes. And I was probably an asshole, too (maybe I still am), since the typical teenager has massive narcissistic tendencies.
Some people have *real* problems growing up, like alcoholic/abusive parents, or drug addictions, or poverty, or a host of other things that make your martyr complex driven "oh I'm a poor downtrodden geek" shit look like the pathetic whining it is. Most of you are out of HS now. .
With that being said, if someone who has at least a basic understanding of Linux has that much difficulty installing something like this, than "Joe Sixpack" isn't going to be able to figure it out either.
.er Bud.
I wonder what kind of beer "Joe Sixpack" drinks?
Probably Duff. .
Perhaps they got the idea from here:
http://www.livephish.com/
Here.
BTW, the "mexican loco weed" thing is an urban legend. It never happened.
You've obviously never seen Popeye in Rodeo Romeo
People - listen. This is not a troll or flamebait. Remember something
If you are not doing anything illegal - you have nothing to worry about!
Who are you? John Poindexter? That's just the kind
of attitude that leads to a well-surveilled police state.
Tell that to Kirby Puckett. . .
Step 1: Install any Linux Distro, enabling Software RAID
Step 2: ??
where can I hide my Cheryl Tiegs poster?
Criminals that *get caught* are stupid. The smart ones are in Tahiti with your money.
Launch 100,000 threads while I walk away. . .
OK I'll shut up now.
According to the 1990 Census it's about 75/25 urban/rural.
I wonder if Gnutella can be slashdotted?
> I find it interesting that they are considering
.ever heard of Ximian's Connector?
>Linux workstations when there isn't actually a Linux
>client for their messaging system.
Er. .
Jake: "Shit!"
Elwood: "What?" Jake: "Rollers!" Elwood: "No!" Jake: "Yep!" Elwood: "Shit!"
You know what Stuart? I like you. You're not like the others here in the trailer park.
I do subsurface fluid flow modeling and most of the industry standard codes are written in Fortran. Examples: Flow and Transport: MODFLOW-88, 96, 2000 (Fortran 77, 77, and 95) UTCHEM 6.2 and 7.1 (Fortran 77, 90) SWIFT (Fortran 77) Optimization: PEST (Fortran 77 or 90) The addition of dynamic array allocation was the largest (and best) improvement between 77 and 90 in my opinion. Also, the modularity has improved with each new addition. Basically I find a combination of Perl and Fortran to be the most useful for crunching numbers and interpreting results from the huge data files that are produced. -ed