Don't take this the wrong way, but your Dad might have been a bit confused about his job. He obviously thought it was to satisfy customers. In truth, it was to satisfy the people paying his paycheck.
Dude, you're brainwashed. People aren't machines.
I'm not advocating crappy service, but I am advocating management not being second guessed.
Is "management" some sort of God or something? You have been totally brainwashed. Individuals are capable of making decisions too.
And even if this is all true, so what? Let's all give Rambus mad props, but as long as we don't infringe their patents, why should we be concerned with them? Just because you think someone is brilliant doesn't mean you have to pay them royalties.
Are you kidding? Some of the most brilliant people in the world are at these institutions educating young minds in unintelligible english. This is nothing new.
O.k., that analogy looks questionable, but since a) virus infected Linux machines are relatively rare, and b) people who know what they're doing are less likely to have a virus, the original post, though arrogant, isn't far off the mark.
Is it possible that there exists a virus that your software can't detect? Why don't you just keep logs of all your outgoing connections (on a non-Windows router) and see for yourself. If what your ISP says is wrong, you can present them contrary evidence.
Yeah. When my battery was new (Toshiba Satellite laptop), I got about 2.5 hours in Windows XP but 3.1 hours in Linux with fluxbox. Even better when you're on a plane without a net connection and you can do all your work on a terminal instead of X.
This book is from a set of lectures on calculus given by visiting professor Evgeny Shchepin at Uppsala University in 2001. The first obstacle potential readers will encounter is that the book is provided in PostScript format, with hideous bitmapped type 3 fonts embedded.
The fonts aren't hideous. You just forgot to turn anti-aliasing on in your PostScript renderer.
So AutoZone broke the EUALA of UnixWare and put some binaray UnixWare.so files into some other OS (that happened to be Linux) without permission from SCO. If they had used a Linux only solution they would have bin fine.
Does anyone claim this? Would binaries compiled for UnixWare work with the Linux kernel? This sounds as useful as using a Windows.dll file in Linux-- it's not. It would be interesting if there were something UnixWare could do that Linux cannot.
Anyone who writes this would probably be accused of writing the original virus. As an added bonus, if the writer is a U.S. citizen, the terrorist enhancement would apply, and this means he or she might accept a plea regardless of guilt.
Many people I know over 50 years old prefer 800x600. Ever watch an older person squint painfully at a 1024x768 screen? More people than you know use 800x600.
Dude, since it's your mother, you owe it to her to go to your local univeristy biomedical library and read some studies yourself. Maybe there's even a usenet group where this is discussed.
Well, if I put my code under the GPL and didn't include a copy of the GPL whenever it's distributed, how would anyone know what the license is? A phone call?
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Cool idea. Imagine high school students re-writing their essays until the grader software gives them an A+.
Don't take this the wrong way, but your Dad might have been a bit confused about his job. He obviously thought it was to satisfy customers. In truth, it was to satisfy the people paying his paycheck.
Dude, you're brainwashed. People aren't machines.
I'm not advocating crappy service, but I am advocating management not being second guessed.
Is "management" some sort of God or something? You have been totally brainwashed. Individuals are capable of making decisions too.
looks like decillion.com, duodecillion.com, tredicillion.com, etc... are available. Don't miss out! Somebody already got undecillion.
I am finally paying $290 a month for phone, cable modem, and digital TV (with NOT A SINGLE premium channel!).
Are you serious? Does local phone service cost $200 per month?
And even if this is all true, so what? Let's all give Rambus mad props, but as long as we don't infringe their patents, why should we be concerned with them? Just because you think someone is brilliant doesn't mean you have to pay them royalties.
You can view a partial AVI file just fine with the appropriate software.
But alas, does it cost and extra $1500 to get that $300 AMD box quiet?
What is algebraic notation?
Are you kidding? Some of the most brilliant people in the world are at these institutions educating young minds in unintelligible english. This is nothing new.
Wow! Comcast handles 50% more email than Yahoo!? Is that accurate?
O.k., that analogy looks questionable, but since a) virus infected Linux machines are relatively rare, and b) people who know what they're doing are less likely to have a virus, the original post, though arrogant, isn't far off the mark.
Is it possible that there exists a virus that your software can't detect? Why don't you just keep logs of all your outgoing connections (on a non-Windows router) and see for yourself. If what your ISP says is wrong, you can present them contrary evidence.
Yeah. When my battery was new (Toshiba Satellite laptop), I got about 2.5 hours in Windows XP but 3.1 hours in Linux with fluxbox. Even better when you're on a plane without a net connection and you can do all your work on a terminal instead of X.
This book is from a set of lectures on calculus given by visiting professor Evgeny Shchepin at Uppsala University in 2001. The first obstacle potential readers will encounter is that the book is provided in PostScript format, with hideous bitmapped type 3 fonts embedded.
The fonts aren't hideous. You just forgot to turn anti-aliasing on in your PostScript renderer.
They didn't add anything to the license. They only threatened to sue companies who use Linux, and some companies paid them off to avoid being sued.
So AutoZone broke the EUALA of UnixWare and put some binaray UnixWare
Does anyone claim this? Would binaries compiled for UnixWare work with the Linux kernel? This sounds as useful as using a Windows
Don't these "scientists" know about SHRINKAGE??!! JEEZ! Anything will shrink when exposed to temperatures *that* cold!
They used control mice.
Kinda embarassing for this review to include two comma splices. Are you sure this is the right one?
I talked with some of the engineers, and it seems they were just waiting for iptables to mature before they did testing.
Indeed, it's evil, but if Verisign makes it trivial to DoS the entire internet, then SiteFinder is probably not a good idea.
Anyone who writes this would probably be accused of writing the original virus. As an added bonus, if the writer is a U.S. citizen, the terrorist enhancement would apply, and this means he or she might accept a plea regardless of guilt.
Many people I know over 50 years old prefer 800x600. Ever watch an older person squint painfully at a 1024x768 screen? More people than you know use 800x600.
Please. In Texas, if somebody just looks at you the wrong way, you can legall shoot them.
Dude, since it's your mother, you owe it to her to go to your local univeristy biomedical library and read some studies yourself. Maybe there's even a usenet group where this is discussed.
Well, if I put my code under the GPL and didn't include a copy of the GPL whenever it's distributed, how would anyone know what the license is? A phone call?