uh, I'd rather do an implementation in a language that's not in pre-release status. My clients like their money handled by language that 1. exists 2. has stable specification 3. has stable releases
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nice to hear of universe between your ears, where it's 1999. outside of that, in real world use, Perl has plummeted in use in last five years, from third most widely used language to eleventh. the language has stagnated and any Perl creative effort being wasted on the undead Perl 6.
the positive void coefficient was made lower but its still there in all RBMK reactors, means control system must be extremely reliable or feedback loop of bubbles in water lowering expected absorption and increasing neutron flux gets going. Other design flaws include the horizontal direction of the coolant pipes. Sure, plenty of soviet engineers at the time knew better, but well-connected ones got to call the shots.
That was commie-era engineering that blew up. Cheer up, there are 12 Chernobyl-type RBMK reactors still in operation, with the same high positive void coefficient design flaw. Fucking goddamn commie "obey the party at all costs" engineering.
Debian runs MIPS both ways, big and little endian (for whether you happen to have SGI or Cobalt). OpenBSD MIPS runs on the 64 bit SGI though only o2 runs graphics.
I can think of many corporations with the intrigue and murder as a business model that have flourished for decades in our petrodollar empire. Profit on the misery and death and exploitation of others works in this world.
you might be interested in my comedy novelet, where this slashdot guy, call him whoseisname, just hates nigerian scammers and performs a social engineering experiment. He responds to several of their spam scams, gets their instructions and strings them along getting them to believe large sums of money are coming their way. But slashdot guy starts sending them responses leading them to believe one scammer group has interfered with and intercepted the funds meant for another. Thus he gets the Nigerian scammers to kill each other off. Hilarity ensues.
you're close, each magnet has a standard cord and they all meet at nested stacks of cube connectors all plugged into a six-outlet power strip from wall mart, with a neon "on" light that flickers annoyingly.
utter bullshit, proprietary corporations have exactly the same issues, and even with world-wide scandals a thousand times worse than this even with murders and spy intrigue. Mountains compared to this little anthill chickenshit issue.
you're a little late. now the project domains, artwork, materials, trademarks are under control of project team (which were the people who's product you were using) and not Lance anymore. And by the way the issues were ongoing for *months* not weeks. So you weren't really paying attention anyway, and not until a slashdot news article did you even know what was going on. Your servers might be in danger, but not from Centos. More like your lax attitude.....
car analogies work fine. I invent a machine that can replicate any object at which it is pointed. I replicate a car. I get sued by the automakers for violation of patents and lose. See, same thing. And by the way, I think going forward we're going to just have to give up on patents and copyrights and trade secrets, as the ability to replicate most things will become common.
sad that some neurons in my brain must still be Trekkies, because I can answer that. In the movie, only the formula for transparent aluminum was exchanged by Scotty to Dr. Nichols of Plexicorp for plexiglass 6" thick formed into a whale-aquarium.
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uh, I'd rather do an implementation in a language that's not in pre-release status. My clients like their money handled by language that 1. exists 2. has stable specification 3. has stable releases
nice to hear of universe between your ears, where it's 1999. outside of that, in real world use, Perl has plummeted in use in last five years, from third most widely used language to eleventh. the language has stagnated and any Perl creative effort being wasted on the undead Perl 6.
the positive void coefficient was made lower but its still there in all RBMK reactors, means control system must be extremely reliable or feedback loop of bubbles in water lowering expected absorption and increasing neutron flux gets going. Other design flaws include the horizontal direction of the coolant pipes. Sure, plenty of soviet engineers at the time knew better, but well-connected ones got to call the shots.
That was commie-era engineering that blew up. Cheer up, there are 12 Chernobyl-type RBMK reactors still in operation, with the same high positive void coefficient design flaw. Fucking goddamn commie "obey the party at all costs" engineering.
Eh, there's plenty to run if you're a MIPS fan.
Debian runs MIPS both ways, big and little endian (for whether you happen to have SGI or Cobalt). OpenBSD MIPS runs on the 64 bit SGI though only o2 runs graphics.
Plenty of IRIX disk sets floating around on eBay
how's that ol' reflection work on nulls, booleans and strings.
java is ducked typed like a stomped-on duck.
it is, people who watch porn are stimulating their fovea.
aahhh, airborne starfish with frickin' lasers attached to their heads! mwuhahahahaha.
real Americans use Rankine (F + 460) for absolute temperature - We don't use them Gawdless frogger-varmint socialist measures!
be more fun if some of the humans could get to tool sheds with chainsaws
I can think of many corporations with the intrigue and murder as a business model that have flourished for decades in our petrodollar empire. Profit on the misery and death and exploitation of others works in this world.
on my Debian 5 (Lenny ) it's zero
Put in "58.44 moles" and you'll have proper answers in the top ten, putting in units makes all the difference for number searches.
And as for dimensionless numbers, 3.14149 gives wikipedia article for pi, 2.71828 gives wikipedia for e as top answer, even "square root -1" gives i.
Absolutely false the premise or conclusion of this article. Searching for numbers gives useful information
you might be interested in my comedy novelet, where this slashdot guy, call him whoseisname, just hates nigerian scammers and performs a social engineering experiment. He responds to several of their spam scams, gets their instructions and strings them along getting them to believe large sums of money are coming their way. But slashdot guy starts sending them responses leading them to believe one scammer group has interfered with and intercepted the funds meant for another. Thus he gets the Nigerian scammers to kill each other off. Hilarity ensues.
you're close, each magnet has a standard cord and they all meet at nested stacks of cube connectors all plugged into a six-outlet power strip from wall mart, with a neon "on" light that flickers annoyingly.
yike! was talking about something hopefully decades away, but the point is that slackware is more the one-man-band type distro than many others.
the absurd foundation of the completely unsustainable U.S. monetary system is about to collapse
but slackware will probably die when Patrick does
utter bullshit, proprietary corporations have exactly the same issues, and even with world-wide scandals a thousand times worse than this even with murders and spy intrigue. Mountains compared to this little anthill chickenshit issue.
that's silly, Reagan *always* was a robot, that's how he took the bullets and bounced back. But he was programmed in COBOL with a VSAM back-end.
you're a little late. now the project domains, artwork, materials, trademarks are under control of project team (which were the people who's product you were using) and not Lance anymore. And by the way the issues were ongoing for *months* not weeks. So you weren't really paying attention anyway, and not until a slashdot news article did you even know what was going on. Your servers might be in danger, but not from Centos. More like your lax attitude.....
car analogies work fine. I invent a machine that can replicate any object at which it is pointed. I replicate a car. I get sued by the automakers for violation of patents and lose. See, same thing. And by the way, I think going forward we're going to just have to give up on patents and copyrights and trade secrets, as the ability to replicate most things will become common.
hah, there is no such financial vehicle
sad that some neurons in my brain must still be Trekkies, because I can answer that. In the movie, only the formula for transparent aluminum was exchanged by Scotty to Dr. Nichols of Plexicorp for plexiglass 6" thick formed into a whale-aquarium.
you are even wrong about the current quiet sun, the earth is in fact cooling in response to it the past two years.