Are your customers willing to do this? While I'm sure there's a contingent out there that is willing to dive in and get rid of all the face to face visits and FedEx packages, I'm not so sure that they number past a few. Most companies that I have the pleasure of dealing with would much rather seal decisions with a pen than email.
A Google search on this topic pops up quite a bit of broken links.:-(
She looks like a sweet, gentle young golden retriever mix, a little on the small side. It also appears as though she was rescued in Pecos with a litter of 7 puppies who were only 10 days old. I bet they've all been adopted--so she's ready for a home of her own. She seems to have a calm temperament and is a very loving girl. She'd make a great family dog
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We have this 3-5 pound computer sitting in our heads that is so powerful that we can't emulate it with any success. To boot, it doesn't use hardware like we normally think about it.
When the claim comes up that someday we will use biological computers, custom grown neurons that will do calculations for us and grow beyond our own puny brains, I can only nod my head in agreement. Our hardware can't be so difficult to figure out, we've got the raw components, we just need to know the schematics.
C'mon RM, you know that this wouldn't be news except that the real story is that Linux (aka "Free Software") is supplanting Windows in the Pentagon.
Anyway, as for Mitre, they are a non-profit group with a pro-Linux stance. It's no surprise that their study came out in favor of Linux. It's like asking your local LUG to recommend an OS: it's just dumb to ask.
Richard paints a picture of how it's gonna be. By now I should know better, software ain't never free. He tells me all about the little copyleft guarantee. Richard you won't never sell that dream to me.
Just make sure that you're only bitten by these malaria-resistant mosquitoes.
Wonder if it's possible if they could introduce this new species in the old environment and have it wipe out the old kind. That's what they do with killer bees, they replace the killer queen with a homely queen and all the bees born thereafter and normal and well-adjusted.
Interesting. You feel that charging customers is wrong. Do you think Microsoft (or any manufacturer) should be required to furnish educational institutions their wares at no cost?
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It's a matter of being able to verify the signature. It doesn't have anything to do necessarily with encryption.
Yeah, the HIV carrying mosquito would be great until it spreads into your neighborhood.
guest?
Are your customers willing to do this? While I'm sure there's a contingent out there that is willing to dive in and get rid of all the face to face visits and FedEx packages, I'm not so sure that they number past a few. Most companies that I have the pleasure of dealing with would much rather seal decisions with a pen than email.
:-(
A Google search on this topic pops up quite a bit of broken links.
I'd say Heisenberg. Actually I could go either way.
You aren't saying that you think human brain activity is a function of (possibly) extra-dimensional interaction, are you?
their molecular structures perfectly alligned to carry out not only bodily functions but also for computational needs
'Scuse me for a minute. I really gotta take a memory leak.
She looks like a sweet, gentle young golden retriever mix, a little on the small side. It also appears as though she was rescued in Pecos with a litter of 7 puppies who were only 10 days old. I bet they've all been adopted--so she's ready for a home of her own. She seems to have a calm temperament and is a very loving girl. She'd make a great family dog
We have this 3-5 pound computer sitting in our heads that is so powerful that we can't emulate it with any success. To boot, it doesn't use hardware like we normally think about it.
When the claim comes up that someday we will use biological computers, custom grown neurons that will do calculations for us and grow beyond our own puny brains, I can only nod my head in agreement. Our hardware can't be so difficult to figure out, we've got the raw components, we just need to know the schematics.
It's only a matter of time.
Now the circle is complete.
Teacher: Class, what can we infer from Wumpus's post?
Student 1: He wants to go to Mars?
Teacher: No, but good guess. Anyone else?
Student 2: He's never been a public men's bathroom?
Teacher: Yes! Great job. You get a GOLD star!
Its spelling is shit, but it is pronounced shiznit.
It has become acceptable to spell the word in the way it is pronounced, though, as demonstrated on Snoop Dogg's song Tha Shiznit.
C'mon RM, you know that this wouldn't be news except that the real story is that Linux (aka "Free Software") is supplanting Windows in the Pentagon.
Anyway, as for Mitre, they are a non-profit group with a pro-Linux stance. It's no surprise that their study came out in favor of Linux. It's like asking your local LUG to recommend an OS: it's just dumb to ask.
Mitre may have a reason they want to encourage Linux in the gov't.
Get mosquito-bitten enough times and you'll develop an immunity. Or an allergy...
Richard paints a picture of how it's gonna be.
By now I should know better, software ain't never free.
He tells me all about the little copyleft guarantee.
Richard you won't never sell that dream to me.
Heh. Just like every other FPS.
Yep. I heard that you'll be able to sell your own organic fruits and vegetables to unsuspecting yuppie zombies on level 6.
Co-ops are great for fresh food, but are you going to be able to keep up with the demand for fresh brains?
Code for "Lots of monsters and worse lighting for effect".
These are not the games we're hoping for.
Move along. Move along.
Morphitoes?
Just make sure that you're only bitten by these malaria-resistant mosquitoes.
Wonder if it's possible if they could introduce this new species in the old environment and have it wipe out the old kind. That's what they do with killer bees, they replace the killer queen with a homely queen and all the bees born thereafter and normal and well-adjusted.
Interesting. You feel that charging customers is wrong. Do you think Microsoft (or any manufacturer) should be required to furnish educational institutions their wares at no cost?
Hmm... Someone found a computer I logged into...
Please mod down. (this one too)
Shit, I passed for than that this morning.
Damn Montezuma!
If there's anything Microsoft has taught us, it's that badmouthing the next strongest competitor is good business.