er, if you have specialist on site at an enemy SAM launch facility wouldn't it be somewhat more sensible easier to say, maybe, destroy the missiles or launch control or tracking system?
the two biggest asian countries are building markets with each other and in autralia/new zealand, eastern europe, south america...maybe soon they won't care if the U.S. flops or not
nah, that's just the speed of light in a vacuum you're thinking about. Light travels through anything else more slowly anyways, for example through glass it's about 66% of vacuum speed, or through germanium 25%.
about this is that all the "mac lifestyle" folks will dump their obsolete gear to us eBay used-system bottomfeeders, as they find their l337 systems are no longer the coolest.
you assume the U.S of A is the only one that can or will build a moon base? Or even that being in debt to any degree will stop the U.S.A. from doing so if other countries are doing it?
heh, those "new api's" mean something written for XP or Longhorn won't run on Windows 2000 or NT 4 , and I can tell you as someone who works in the datacenters of BIG municipal and county governments that there's plenty of those older windows server boxes that won't be upgraded in the next 3 years. Meanwhile, in the corporate world, I work with mostly RedHat and some SuSE....mainstream enterprise software IS written that will run, is certified to run, on both of those, and for version RH 2.1 through 4, SuSE 8 to 9.x.
hahah, good luck getting a even a mediocre job without showing some ID, and probably being subject to a credit check. So I'd agree with you that it would be great to live that way, except we don't have a free society in which to do it.
We already have military equipment running Windows. And this article isn't even about using the Linux kernel or a Linux distro, just an API on top of LynxOS. So what you said could be said about the military's use of any operating system x, what if someone develops a virus/trojan/exploit on x?
murder is just a legal term for killing not sanctioned by the government, so no murders will be done. Maybe some genocide and assassinations and such, but no murder.
The Tuxinator; he'll never stop EVER, until you are dead!
yes, we have insightful first posts that are on topic and well thought out and contribute to a higher quality of slashdot, rather than "first post beeee-yatch!" type of garbage. How Horrible!
but most businesses don't really care about the source code one way or the other, what they want is support/updates and the security the company will be there tomorrow. Microsoft could open source the entire office suite tomorrow, and still they'd get their revenue stream for support/update from the corporate world.
don't worry, you'd only get on that list if you studied something only perverts or commies or terrorists or godless traitors would find interesting. I trust you feel better now.
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Then there's the readme file for Werecar for Windows 98, which also raises many interesting and confusing issues.
that's good, they can define the term in the dupe story (elimination of dupes would be too much like actually functioning as an editor)
how does a personal boat handle in 60MPH winds? how about a car on ice?
er, if you have specialist on site at an enemy SAM launch facility wouldn't it be somewhat more sensible easier to say, maybe, destroy the missiles or launch control or tracking system?
I've found the BSD run much better (as in faster for running services) on microvax and HP Apollo, and even 386sx than Linux.
the funnier headline at the time was "Dude, you're getting a cell!
this is the way very conservative business people talk as they set themselves up to lose to their competitors.
Debian polished? heck, it's petrified
the two biggest asian countries are building markets with each other and in autralia/new zealand, eastern europe, south america...maybe soon they won't care if the U.S. flops or not
nah, that's just the speed of light in a vacuum you're thinking about. Light travels through anything else more slowly anyways, for example through glass it's about 66% of vacuum speed, or through germanium 25%.
about this is that all the "mac lifestyle" folks will dump their obsolete gear to us eBay used-system bottomfeeders, as they find their l337 systems are no longer the coolest.
you assume the U.S of A is the only one that can or will build a moon base? Or even that being in debt to any degree will stop the U.S.A. from doing so if other countries are doing it?
heh, those "new api's" mean something written for XP or Longhorn won't run on Windows 2000 or NT 4 , and I can tell you as someone who works in the datacenters of BIG municipal and county governments that there's plenty of those older windows server boxes that won't be upgraded in the next 3 years. Meanwhile, in the corporate world, I work with mostly RedHat and some SuSE....mainstream enterprise software IS written that will run, is certified to run, on both of those, and for version RH 2.1 through 4, SuSE 8 to 9.x.
you're assuming the country has an infrastructure for actually tracing/tracking someone
hahah, good luck getting a even a mediocre job without showing some ID, and probably being subject to a credit check. So I'd agree with you that it would be great to live that way, except we don't have a free society in which to do it.
incomprehensible manuals backed by unintelligable help desk support.
We already have military equipment running Windows. And this article isn't even about using the Linux kernel or a Linux distro, just an API on top of LynxOS. So what you said could be said about the military's use of any operating system x, what if someone develops a virus/trojan/exploit on x?
murder is just a legal term for killing not sanctioned by the government, so no murders will be done. Maybe some genocide and assassinations and such, but no murder.
The Tuxinator; he'll never stop EVER, until you are dead!
then we'd have to look at idiots moving their mouth in exaggerated motions....
yes, we have insightful first posts that are on topic and well thought out and contribute to a higher quality of slashdot, rather than "first post beeee-yatch!" type of garbage. How Horrible!
but most businesses don't really care about the source code one way or the other, what they want is support/updates and the security the company will be there tomorrow. Microsoft could open source the entire office suite tomorrow, and still they'd get their revenue stream for support/update from the corporate world.
what about lasik surgery & corneal implants?
yup, it's 120M, I counted the 360,230,120 sources, drains and gate connections in the photo and divided by 3
don't worry, you'd only get on that list if you studied something only perverts or commies or terrorists or godless traitors would find interesting. I trust you feel better now.
another was heard to mutter, "we shouldn't have launched last year with Woody on them, what with the the new Debian releasing real soon now"