Breaking the day into 12 hour chunks makes perfect sense when you look at when it was developed. Open your hand and with your thumb, count the number of segments in your fingers. Good way to keep track of time. After counting your digits, you're done with a days labor.
The issue is not the raw number per-se. The crux of the problem is the way in which you have many of the same punctuations bunched up in one place. Lisp is exceptionally bad with everything being a parend. C/C++/Java has its problems when you do lots of embedded control statements and {}. C/C++/Java mixes it up a bit which makes things easier on the eye.
The reason they dont just mirror it is that they need to maintain the original unmodified if they are going to try and prosecute with any evidence gained from it. How easy is it to falsify digital data?
The second any trial came along based on such a disk copy I have little doubt that you or any rational person would want to make sure that the data was not falsified -- i.e. the original was intact and entered in evidence.
Now it may not be necessary to impound the server indefinitely until trial, but it would be necessary to do so until a verifiable and sealed duplicate can be made to ensure a fair trial.
Funny you should mention 'pyramid scheme'... I bet you're in favor of social security -- the only completely legal and government subsidized pyramid scheme. There is no denying it is one -- even if you are for it.
According to humans or natural trends? Let's try both. In Ohio youll find in some burgeoning populations of deer (which end up in large numbers dismembered on the side of the highway) in the spring but by winter you see massive starvation. So. Discounting those that die by car accidents and hunting, there are still enough to cause starvation on a large scale. Sounds like there are too many fucking deer now that they have no natural predators besides us.
The find for the command line would be a great place to implement this idea of theirs. It doesn't take much effort to write a wrapper around it -- much like searching is done today.
What does gnome have to do with this? I just think that under the standard of a desktop environment is the wrong place to develop this type of software. I mean to me it seems analogous to sticking a voip client inside the kernel. Useful? Sure. Competitive against windows? Yes. Can be disabled? Check. Right place to put that technology? Not at all.
I am well aware that VAXen are still in use. I have personal experience with them. That is precisely where I got my opinion from. A large number of people on my program had to work with them and deal with them. No one had a good word to say about it. While it may "work" and be a reliable back end system, "perfectly usable" seems to imply human interaction; and in this regard, it is horrible sub par.
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Not if we require additional pylons.
Breaking the day into 12 hour chunks makes perfect sense when you look at when it was developed. Open your hand and with your thumb, count the number of segments in your fingers. Good way to keep track of time. After counting your digits, you're done with a days labor.
Slideshow? Like what 1 FPS? Huh. 50x faster than that is what... 50 FPS. You're right. Completely worthless.
The issue is not the raw number per-se. The crux of the problem is the way in which you have many of the same punctuations bunched up in one place. Lisp is exceptionally bad with everything being a parend. C/C++/Java has its problems when you do lots of embedded control statements and {}. C/C++/Java mixes it up a bit which makes things easier on the eye.
Finally someone got the cynicism intended in my statement.
Excellent. Maybe now we can use some of those stem cells to create man meat. It wouldn't even be cannabalism because stem cells aren't people. Yummy.
The reason they dont just mirror it is that they need to maintain the original unmodified if they are going to try and prosecute with any evidence gained from it. How easy is it to falsify digital data?
The second any trial came along based on such a disk copy I have little doubt that you or any rational person would want to make sure that the data was not falsified -- i.e. the original was intact and entered in evidence.
Now it may not be necessary to impound the server indefinitely until trial, but it would be necessary to do so until a verifiable and sealed duplicate can be made to ensure a fair trial.
Sorry. But snooping around a house, checking the door, finding it unlocked and entering without homeowner permission is still illegal.
Its pining for the fjords.
Umm... you just pointed out the very obvious conundrum when anyone pleads the fifth. Its not a failure of the judge, its a consequence of logic.
Anytime you plead the fifth you most likely have something to hide (maybe not directly relevant to the case, such as a mistress).
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Mod parent up +5 insightful and then -5 troll :-)
Funny you should mention 'pyramid scheme'... I bet you're in favor of social security -- the only completely legal and government subsidized pyramid scheme. There is no denying it is one -- even if you are for it.
According to humans or natural trends? Let's try both. In Ohio youll find in some burgeoning populations of deer (which end up in large numbers dismembered on the side of the highway) in the spring but by winter you see massive starvation. So. Discounting those that die by car accidents and hunting, there are still enough to cause starvation on a large scale. Sounds like there are too many fucking deer now that they have no natural predators besides us.
The find for the command line would be a great place to implement this idea of theirs. It doesn't take much effort to write a wrapper around it -- much like searching is done today.
What does gnome have to do with this? I just think that under the standard of a desktop environment is the wrong place to develop this type of software. I mean to me it seems analogous to sticking a voip client inside the kernel. Useful? Sure. Competitive against windows? Yes. Can be disabled? Check. Right place to put that technology? Not at all.
Poor choice of words -- was thinking desktop when I wrote windowing -- I certainly do understand the difference between the two.
Why put this in a WINDOWING ENVIRONMENT? I mean, if he wants to do a project like this, graet! Just dont do it under a desktop banner.
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Nor is cutting your own lock with said bolt cutters.
Thats not how you spell 'morans'. Duh.
How could anyone accuse a reputable company like mine^h^h^h^h SCO of blatantly manipulating people like that.
This is obviously an attempt by the administrators of this website to discredit SCO and avoid paying for their legally extort^w required license.
Does this remotely deal with "rights" that could be "yours" at some future time? Are we "online" right now? QED.
I am well aware that VAXen are still in use. I have personal experience with them. That is precisely where I got my opinion from. A large number of people on my program had to work with them and deal with them. No one had a good word to say about it. While it may "work" and be a reliable back end system, "perfectly usable" seems to imply human interaction; and in this regard, it is horrible sub par.