Almost. Backups and versions don't get deleted any more, they just get added to sentences like:
Casandra is in use at Rackspace, Digg, Facebook, Twitter, Cisco, Mahalo, Ooyala, and more companies that have large, active data sets. The largest production cluster has over 100 TB of data in over 150 machines.
Historical data will most likely be useful to someone someday. Also, I have a collection of a large percentage of all AIM profiles from the early 2000s. Will that be useful some day? Probably not... probably.
This is false. I have reversed subscription billing charges from one of those companies that run a store front through Yahoo. This included a backlog of 7 monthly payments.
Always reverse charges, you make money for Visa, and the merchant pays a large fee.
This technology is anticipated for lab-like environments and obviously the baud rate is high enough that humans are not affected.
Also, this technology will power Boeing's Dreamliner for connection of audio signals from the remote headset to the entertainment system. The obvious questions are: what if I dont want light (it will be dim... very dim); what if I cover the headphones (it wont work); what about powering them (no response there).
>> Does Congress really live in a fantasy land where illegal immigrants are hired to positions where they supply SSNs, drivers licenses, etc?
No. The public lives in a fantasy land. They also believe that the only thing between them and immortality (guaranteed healthcare for the rest of their natural and unnatural lives) is passage of a bill in congress.
I am predicting that we have approached a point where the second derivative with respect to time of the public's sentiment towards Google will be negative for a long time.
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>> The Republicans set us on the road to financial ruin, and the Democrats have just floored the accelerator.
Please stop talking about Democrats and Republicans as if they were separate entities.
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Never try to bullshit someone who owns all your base.
It's good to have friends at the NSA so Google can make allegations like that with certainty.
Oh..... there's something Google didn't think of and try.
Firefox has been old.
Chrome now has firebug and adblock, and as promised everyone has left FF for it.
Almost. Backups and versions don't get deleted any more, they just get added to sentences like:
Casandra is in use at Rackspace, Digg, Facebook, Twitter, Cisco, Mahalo, Ooyala, and more companies that have large, active data sets. The largest production cluster has over 100 TB of data in over 150 machines.
Historical data will most likely be useful to someone someday. Also, I have a collection of a large percentage of all AIM profiles from the early 2000s. Will that be useful some day? Probably not... probably.
DNA samples are currently collected at birth. Look it up.
This is false. I have reversed subscription billing charges from one of those companies that run a store front through Yahoo. This included a backlog of 7 monthly payments.
Always reverse charges, you make money for Visa, and the merchant pays a large fee.
Where can I download a dump of the original and reflashed accelerator code that is available and driving around on countless cars today?
I read about this at FOE 2010 in Japan.
This technology is anticipated for lab-like environments and obviously the baud rate is high enough that humans are not affected.
Also, this technology will power Boeing's Dreamliner for connection of audio signals from the remote headset to the entertainment system. The obvious questions are: what if I dont want light (it will be dim... very dim); what if I cover the headphones (it wont work); what about powering them (no response there).
>> Does Congress really live in a fantasy land where illegal immigrants are hired to positions where they supply SSNs, drivers licenses, etc?
No. The public lives in a fantasy land. They also believe that the only thing between them and immortality (guaranteed healthcare for the rest of their natural and unnatural lives) is passage of a bill in congress.
When Steve Jobs says "no", all I hear is "not until you jailbreak it".
And there's nothing wrong with that... that's why we have transfer caps.
The only problem is that those caps should be negotiated ahead of time.
I'll take that bet.
One high def movie ~ 3 GB
One million spam emails 1 GB
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Here is another option at 33pt font for old people:
http://drop.io/9x9qo5p/asset/screen-shot-2010-03-04-at-10-12-30-am-png
Here is the RSA2048 number printed twice on a US letter paper. Tell me if you have an problems reading this:
http://drop.io/9x9qo5p
http://drop.io/9x9qo5p/asset/screen-shot-2010-03-04-at-10-04-40-am-png
http://drop.io/9x9qo5p/asset/document1-pdf
And what physical standard do you use to connect your data house to your processing house? ethernet, IB, ...?
you'll know SSD has gone mainstream when they do 512 GB + 256 GB = 0.8 TB
I am predicting that we have approached a point where the second derivative with respect to time of the public's sentiment towards Google will be negative for a long time.
I support private ownership of roads and private operation of military. No union works, and no defined benefit pensions.
Please be less stupid with your future sarcasm.
>> the theft of large amounts of taxpayer money
I don't think that's officially a crime anywhere anymore
So really, this should be called "Please Rob Him".
I see your post as +5, but maybe people are modding you without clicking the link. I still see:
Remember visited SSL details and warn when changes, like SSH
Importance: enhancement with 8 votes (vote)
How much a company outsources, per job function, is private information.
Where in the constitution does it say that corporations need to give out this information?