3. Definitely never blog about who you fuck in the office.
Obligitory Seinfeld reference:
In the boss' office.
Boss: I'm going to get right to the point. It has come to my attention that you and the cleaning woman have engaged in sexual intercourse on the desk in your office. Is that correct?
George: Who said that?
Boss: She did.
George: Was that wrong? Should I have not done that? I tell you I gotta plead ingnorance on this thing because if anyone had said anything to me at all when I first started here that that sort of thing was frouned upon, you know, cause I've worked in a lot of offices and I tell you peope do that all the time.
The way I understand it is that the broadcast flag isn't illegal but the way it came to be mandated. The court said that the FCC doesn't have the authority to require it's implementation. This doesn't mean that Congress can't pass a bill making it law.
Disclaimer: IANAL
Seeing as the arrays present as SCSI drives would it be possible to do a software RAID 1 (striping) across multiple arrays providing one large faster array?
LaCie recently announced their F800 desktop RAID solution. 1.0, 1.6 and 2.0 terabyte models are available. The array connects to a host computer via IEEE1394 (Firewire) or USB 2.0. The array can be configured as RAID levels 0, 0+1, 5, and RAID 5+hot spare.
PriceGrabberlists the 1.0TB version for just under US$1500 and the 1.6TB for US$2700.
I can honestly say: Windows users, it's not your fault.
Actually in a capitalistic society it is at least partially the users fault. By purchasing a product you are essentially endorsing it and the company that produces it.
I wonder if they will choose to go with the more obvious x86 based Geode or the very deserving MIPS solution, the Alchemy. Personally I would really love to see the Alchemy used.
Companies like SGI spend a lot of time and money working on visualization systems that allow for multiple people to be immersed in a synthetic 3D world. SGI's Reality Centerwallroom systems are quite impressive.
Just a suggestion but if you are looking for a good SATA RAID controller take a look at what 3ware has to offer. Their 8000 series controllers are very nice. 3ware has always done it's best to work closely with the FOSS community, Adaptec, not so much.
Now that new fuel tanks for the shuttle have been completed why not a manned mission? Will the satellite fail before the next launch scheduled for May or June?
their new Alchemy chipset which boasts direct transfer of video from digital video recorders to portable players without the need to transcode through a PC
AMD's Alchemy line isn't a mainboard chipset it is their brand of 32 bit embedded MIPS SoC (system on a chip) devices. The Au1200 is the newest in the family targeted for use in digital media players like PVRs. What makes the Au1200 perfect for media players is it's hardware video codecs that support MPEG1, 2, 4 (including DivX) and WMV9.
It would be silly to write a memory manager in UML.
UML was never meant to be used for describing things like a memory manager. Algorithm design and development tools such as Matlab and Simulink are much more suited to this kind of task.
I wasn't aware that there was an easy way to tunnel v4 over pure v6 nets. The only method I know of is the dual stack transition mentor (DSTM) which IIRC requires daemons not only at the v6 net's edge but on each of the v6 clients doing.
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If you're in need of a serious underdog take a look at Hurd.
Now multiple BSD instances can die on a single machine, securely.
Obligitory Seinfeld reference:
The way I understand it is that the broadcast flag isn't illegal but the way it came to be mandated. The court said that the FCC doesn't have the authority to require it's implementation. This doesn't mean that Congress can't pass a bill making it law. Disclaimer: IANAL
Will the presentations be webcast?
As Bittorrent has become so popular one has to wonder why FF doesn't support it natively or via plug-in as a download method.
Seeing as the arrays present as SCSI drives would it be possible to do a software RAID 1 (striping) across multiple arrays providing one large faster array?
LaCie recently announced their F800 desktop RAID solution. 1.0, 1.6 and 2.0 terabyte models are available. The array connects to a host computer via IEEE1394 (Firewire) or USB 2.0. The array can be configured as RAID levels 0, 0+1, 5, and RAID 5+hot spare. PriceGrabber lists the 1.0TB version for just under US$1500 and the 1.6TB for US$2700.
I'm betting it was a Lisa.
Actually if you are looking for a good support option for Debian (or any other distro for that mater) check out Progeny
I wonder if they will choose to go with the more obvious x86 based Geode or the very deserving MIPS solution, the Alchemy. Personally I would really love to see the Alchemy used.
Companies like SGI spend a lot of time and money working on visualization systems that allow for multiple people to be immersed in a synthetic 3D world. SGI's Reality Center wall room systems are quite impressive.
"Never tell people how to do things. Tell them WHAT to do and they will surprise you with their ingenuity." --Gen. George S. Patton, Jr.
I go to the local Fry's and Best Buy and and get what their very knowledgeable staffs recommend.
Just a suggestion but if you are looking for a good SATA RAID controller take a look at what 3ware has to offer. Their 8000 series controllers are very nice. 3ware has always done it's best to work closely with the FOSS community, Adaptec, not so much.
If I had to guess I would say that it has a lot to do with us simians fixating on "round" base-10 numbers.
Now that new fuel tanks for the shuttle have been completed why not a manned mission? Will the satellite fail before the next launch scheduled for May or June?
If you haven't already you should check out OpenCores.org.
I wasn't aware that there was an easy way to tunnel v4 over pure v6 nets. The only method I know of is the dual stack transition mentor (DSTM) which IIRC requires daemons not only at the v6 net's edge but on each of the v6 clients doing.