at the high level, we don't have capitalism, we have a fascism of oligarchy. Power and not just money are the coin of the realm.
capitalism has existed for thousands of years though, hardly unsustainable. And the most inhumane systems of the past hundred years were not capitalism, the extreme socialist ones (misusing the label "communist" in some cases) were.
no problem really, translate that Japanese influence that permeates Neuromancer into movie with a heavy Chinese / Indian fusion cultural influence on the west. problem solved.
the $13 billion is what the federal government collected from all oil operations on federal land.
your point about it "belonging" to anyone are just words, the reality is BP gets the oil and the U.S. government gets a 12.5% cut, for no company is going to collect the oil and give it away
the $13 billion revenue last year from oil is second only to the income tax for the federal government's revenue. Law states that not less than one eight of product value is assessed for royalties, e.g. $32 worth of oil pumped pays $4 to fed.
most would consider openBSD mainly a server OS, though it has the main common desktop wares available as binary packages there are plenty of other open source OS that have more creature comforts for desktop and laptop use (though I carry USB drive with obsd that does work well with my Toshiba Satellite and for any other thing I need to quickly turn into temporary OBSD appliance).
cvs update, patching, compiling doesn't take too long on modern normal GHz hardware though, minutes. On the other hand, doing it on my thin client "domain in a can" with 500MHz VIA takes hours, but no reason to sit there and watch it, one minute to type commands, and then sometime later a few seconds to make install. no biggie.
No, a MAC won't keep an exploit from destroying data files for which a user or application is already allowed access. Suppose a buffer overrun exploit is used to gain control and corrupt the application's database which is allowed by ACL. What is your MAC going to do? Nothing, that's what.
On the other hand, other features of OpenBSD *do* come into play against such a problem.
the money instead will go through international banking cartels (IMF, etc.) who will get piece of the action, as well as line the pockets of hedge and derived market funds set up by entities such as Goldman Sachs. These parasites on western civilization need to be eliminated, not fed.
I run it on an HP T5135 thin client to which I've added usb microdrive, I use it as a domain server (apache and postfix) and also irc client under "screen" to a couple tech channels. Got that thin client used on eBay for $25.
Only pulls 16W of power according to kill-a-watt meter, the only machine at home I leave on constantly.
should have been "this road, responsibility of state and local government, was unconstitutionally paid for by federal funds with insufficient tax income to justify the further indebtedness to the international banking cartels"
quit kidding yourself, it's not done yet, still being designed, is changing, and no one with a brain will use a language for production for which there are many forms because *it isn't done yet*.
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Guess what, Windows doesn't recognize *any* hardware in my Sun UltraSparc or HP 9000 workstation. I could whine and whine on Oracle/Sun or HP forums about this if I was like you, but 99.999999% of Ubuntu users buy and use supported hardware.
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at the high level, we don't have capitalism, we have a fascism of oligarchy. Power and not just money are the coin of the realm.
capitalism has existed for thousands of years though, hardly unsustainable. And the most inhumane systems of the past hundred years were not capitalism, the extreme socialist ones (misusing the label "communist" in some cases) were.
these issue were not "posted on slashdot first", the OSI was contacted repeatedly about them by concerned people over the years. yes, years.
and not inherited "from early days", OSI was in compliance in its early years, then dropped the ball later, even to May 2009. I have proof.
no, copyright law doesn't work that way: apple (as well as the developer) is still in violation of copyright law and can be sued
no problem really, translate that Japanese influence that permeates Neuromancer into movie with a heavy Chinese / Indian fusion cultural influence on the west. problem solved.
movie making business never wants to prematurely shoot the sequel wad...
that was very *recent* incident.
so how's your mandatory 990-N filing with the federal IRS? last I checked OSI was delinquent on that too
http://blogs.the451group.com/opensource/2009/10/06/the-open-source-initiatives-corporate-status-is-suspended-a-caos-theory-qa/
the $13 billion is what the federal government collected from all oil operations on federal land.
your point about it "belonging" to anyone are just words, the reality is BP gets the oil and the U.S. government gets a 12.5% cut, for no company is going to collect the oil and give it away
two parallel wires carrying current in opposite directions will repel each other
the $13 billion revenue last year from oil is second only to the income tax for the federal government's revenue. Law states that not less than one eight of product value is assessed for royalties, e.g. $32 worth of oil pumped pays $4 to fed.
most would consider openBSD mainly a server OS, though it has the main common desktop wares available as binary packages there are plenty of other open source OS that have more creature comforts for desktop and laptop use (though I carry USB drive with obsd that does work well with my Toshiba Satellite and for any other thing I need to quickly turn into temporary OBSD appliance).
cvs update, patching, compiling doesn't take too long on modern normal GHz hardware though, minutes. On the other hand, doing it on my thin client "domain in a can" with 500MHz VIA takes hours, but no reason to sit there and watch it, one minute to type commands, and then sometime later a few seconds to make install. no biggie.
uh, you do realize every effing OS on planet earth that can run NFS has "NFS stability Fixes" in their patch sets.
you don't do anything serious with computers, do you?
industrial robots have been used for 25+ years for loading and unloading stamping presses, welding and cutting, machining, etc.
this is of kind of robot that is fastened in one place, of course, not walking around. but doing real useful work.
and for at least the last 15 years most have been controlled using MS Windows anyway....
and Obama turned out to be just as much as fascist as Bush, totally on board with the mega-corporate oligarch agenda
because all people in the USA are required to have their fingerprints on file with the FBI? oh wait, they aren't......
the fascists who run our country get their playbook from history, and it's working out quite well for them
No, a MAC won't keep an exploit from destroying data files for which a user or application is already allowed access. Suppose a buffer overrun exploit is used to gain control and corrupt the application's database which is allowed by ACL. What is your MAC going to do? Nothing, that's what.
On the other hand, other features of OpenBSD *do* come into play against such a problem.
the money instead will go through international banking cartels (IMF, etc.) who will get piece of the action, as well as line the pockets of hedge and derived market funds set up by entities such as Goldman Sachs. These parasites on western civilization need to be eliminated, not fed.
I run it on an HP T5135 thin client to which I've added usb microdrive, I use it as a domain server (apache and postfix) and also irc client under "screen" to a couple tech channels. Got that thin client used on eBay for $25.
Only pulls 16W of power according to kill-a-watt meter, the only machine at home I leave on constantly.
uh huh, why don't you go to *sun.com* and check out some *sun solaris* features, and observe
no, If I were in charge there would be no sign. and no fed money for state roads, education, healthcare.
No massive military to project power over the globe, so no korean or vietnam or iraq or gulf war.
No billions of dollars in overt and covert foreign aid.
No federal reserve system.
Thus no need for income tax, with a federal government 1/20th the size or less than it is now.
Nope, the Supreme Court's interpretation in early 19th century was quite narrow, to designate which (existing) roads were postal roads.
should have been "this road, responsibility of state and local government, was unconstitutionally paid for by federal funds with insufficient tax income to justify the further indebtedness to the international banking cartels"
fanboys and shills....
"mainly usable" "some form of it"
quit kidding yourself, it's not done yet, still being designed, is changing, and no one with a brain will use a language for production for which there are many forms because *it isn't done yet*.
Guess what, Windows doesn't recognize *any* hardware in my Sun UltraSparc or HP 9000 workstation. I could whine and whine on Oracle/Sun or HP forums about this if I was like you, but 99.999999% of Ubuntu users buy and use supported hardware.