...I was the first person in the world to have Linux running on an ARM 250 (that being the chip inside my long-gone Acorn Archimedes A3020 desktop). This was in the very early days of ARM Linux, and I was finding that the kernel would invariably oops when I booted up. Rather than submitting the problem to a forum (there weren't any), I caught a train to somewhere in south London, with the A3020 in my backpack, and spent an evening in the bedroom of Russell King -- the guy who originally ported Linux to the ARM architecture. Took him about 30 minutes to figure out what was wrong and get the kernel to boot.
If I own some Transformers from the 1980s, and the new movies made their value rise in price, and I sell them and have to pay taxes because I sold them to someone for more than what I bought them for, I was not fucking 'double taxed' because the damn moviemakers paid taxes. It's not the same money, you idiot.
Ah, I understand now. You're a nutjob.
I find your perspective refreshing, if a little mis-spelled.
Has there been a private flight into orbit? I.e., not using national-level spacecraft?
I thought SMD needed solder baths, robotic chip placers, and all that. Is it possible to do by hand?
You've obviously never heard of the CNO cycle. That would be carbon, nitrogen and oxygen -- some of the most abundant elements in the Universe!
Yeah, well -- y'know, that's just, like, your opinion, man.
Dude, why the butthurt?
In Hindu India, Riemann Hypothesis Solves You?
Don't confuse him. He has enough trouble already keeping his drool off the keyboard.
But the outer layers of cool stars are mostly neutral. Therefore, 'gas' would be a better descriptor than 'plasma'.
...I was the first person in the world to have Linux running on an ARM 250 (that being the chip inside my long-gone Acorn Archimedes A3020 desktop). This was in the very early days of ARM Linux, and I was finding that the kernel would invariably oops when I booted up. Rather than submitting the problem to a forum (there weren't any), I caught a train to somewhere in south London, with the A3020 in my backpack, and spent an evening in the bedroom of Russell King -- the guy who originally ported Linux to the ARM architecture. Took him about 30 minutes to figure out what was wrong and get the kernel to boot.
Obvious troll is obvious.
While it is a steep up-front cost, the expected lifetime return on investment is much larger.
WORD!
Blame your tea-party governors, who have slashed state support so much that state schools have to look elsewhere for funding.
Lower taxes or cheap state education. You can choose one, but not both.
Gosh, that's terrible. I bet they were brown, too!
Your mama.
Well said, sir!
About $9k a year at UW-Madison, which is Big 10 and Public Ivy. I'd say that is cheap.
You obviously don't understand the concept of 'deferred salary' or 'compensation package'. You must be a commie.
If I own some Transformers from the 1980s, and the new movies made their value rise in price, and I sell them and have to pay taxes because I sold them to someone for more than what I bought them for, I was not fucking 'double taxed' because the damn moviemakers paid taxes. It's not the same money, you idiot.
This.
You are the most financially illiterate person I have met for decades. Congratulations, sir!
Also, ss was originally intended to be opt in, and not voluntary, like it is now.
That word — I do not think it means what you think it means.
Get off my lawn!
Cite, or GTFO.