Because it's not a non-problem. It's a huge problem and a huge amount of land. For example, there's an economy of scale issue that plays into it; you don't want to build 8400 1 sq mi stations, duplicating all the support infrastructure each time. There are infrastructure concerns such as "if I go a hundred miles in the middle of nowhere to build this, I have to build a hundred miles of towers and wire to feed the grid". And I dare you find any sizable chunk of non-spoken-for land that some environmentalist won't immediately file suit because there's some turtle, bug or flower that must be protected at all cost.
Just because you don't understand how difficult a problem it is, doesn't mean snarky-la-la-la it just disappears.
As if we could find 8500 square miles of sunny area that isn't a) already filled with people or b) the environmentalists wouldn't go apeshit over the idea of paving it with a solar station.
There were a number of EISA video cards (e.g. Compaq Qvision, ATI Ultra Pro) and were pretty widespread at least as far as EISA was widespread (i.e. not very).
Yet another pathetic attempt to be an attention whore. He knows (or, should know if he's competent), that he can't do this. The sitting President enjoys immunity from civil liability. See Jones v. Clinton.
Are you saying that there are really two classes of atheists: those who are religious and those who are not? That, truly, does not compute.
Get a better computer. Or read what you yourself wrote:
Southern Baptists (for example) are considered by everyone, including themselves, to be religious whether they treat it as a hobby or not (whether they go to church or not).
Just as there are athiests for whom god does not exist and hold that as a personal opinion, and there are those for whom atheism provides a structured world view that replaces a theist religion with a non-theist one. No difference.
Spot on. In addition, if Linus or some such had made a couple of conventional wisdom statements that stood up a decade down the line, it would be "brilliantly" or "insightfully"; since it's BG, it's "chillingly".
That wouldn't necessarily have helped. I ran my own mail server, and I didn't maintain it real well, and a disk crashed and I lost a decade worth of mail. I complained to me, but I said "I didn't back things up, and didn't RAID my disks, so tough shit, that mail is gone". What an asshole.
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Because it's not a non-problem. It's a huge problem and a huge amount of land. For example, there's an economy of scale issue that plays into it; you don't want to build 8400 1 sq mi stations, duplicating all the support infrastructure each time. There are infrastructure concerns such as "if I go a hundred miles in the middle of nowhere to build this, I have to build a hundred miles of towers and wire to feed the grid". And I dare you find any sizable chunk of non-spoken-for land that some environmentalist won't immediately file suit because there's some turtle, bug or flower that must be protected at all cost. Just because you don't understand how difficult a problem it is, doesn't mean snarky-la-la-la it just disappears.
As if we could find 8500 square miles of sunny area that isn't a) already filled with people or b) the environmentalists wouldn't go apeshit over the idea of paving it with a solar station.
AC posting with no specifics. Lame troll.
Why? The AC is totally, completely full of shit.
Don't have a clue in the world how this stuff works. Got it.
Yeah...good luck with that...
And you'd be wrong, since he specifically said 64-bit versions.
Your translator is broken. Might want to get it fixed before someone things you're an idiot.
Not all problems lend themselves to a distributed solution.
There were a number of EISA video cards (e.g. Compaq Qvision, ATI Ultra Pro) and were pretty widespread at least as far as EISA was widespread (i.e. not very).
Yet another pathetic attempt to be an attention whore. He knows (or, should know if he's competent), that he can't do this. The sitting President enjoys immunity from civil liability. See Jones v. Clinton.
He doesn't have to claim executive privilege, per se. The sitting President enjoys immunity from civil liability. See Jones v. Clinton.
Right...because it's not like Microsoft, Sun, EMC/VMware & IBM are big into virtualization. They've practically got the market to themselves...
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Most people? Yes, I really believe that.
The Aristocrats!
Bubble memory, rope memory, mercury delay lines, etc., etc. Oh, yeah...new and innovative stuff, pushing bits around a medium...
You didn't just say that with a straight face, did you? Noone is that deluded.
Was he totally justified? You're damn straight he was.
Oh, wow...you are.
Theo being a raging, irrational douche? Gosh, that's a shocker...it's just not in his personality...;^}
Get a better computer. Or read what you yourself wrote:
Southern Baptists (for example) are considered by everyone, including themselves, to be religious whether they treat it as a hobby or not (whether they go to church or not).
Just as there are athiests for whom god does not exist and hold that as a personal opinion, and there are those for whom atheism provides a structured world view that replaces a theist religion with a non-theist one. No difference.
BSD? You're soaking in it!
Spot on. In addition, if Linus or some such had made a couple of conventional wisdom statements that stood up a decade down the line, it would be "brilliantly" or "insightfully"; since it's BG, it's "chillingly".
Why, thank you, Capt. Obvious.
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