No, it's the cost of the 'free' book you get to read.
The NSA tracking the pages of the books people read is a different conversation altogether. Though given your penchant for paranoia, I suspect they already know what you're reading.
You mean the guy who changed his political affiliation, but not his policies, from D to R so he could ride Guiliani's coat tails? Not the best example.
So far this summer has been nice. We had a few really hot days, but fewer than normal. We didn't get enough rain from our "monsoon," but that's what I say almost every year. It's going to be somewhere between 103F and 107F today which is on the low side of normal.
And looking at our electrical use for the summer, it's about 15% lower than last year which means our A/C units haven't been running as hard.
But go ahead and hype how hot it has been here, especially to anyone in California. We like that, it helps keep more Californians from moving here.
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I'm glad Finland has no other problems for the police to worry about.
In theory yes, in practice, that makes testing an upgrade process exponentially more difficult to test.
No, it's the cost of the 'free' book you get to read.
The NSA tracking the pages of the books people read is a different conversation altogether. Though given your penchant for paranoia, I suspect they already know what you're reading.
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This has to do with ebooks in a particular program where many authors were abusing the system.
This is a good thing.
AC, I completely agree and was simply pointing out the incongruity of the parent post.
So you don't want Comcast to spy on you, but you're okay having Google know every DNS lookup from your IP address?
You do realize that Comcast can still sniff all your traffic, right? Even the DNS queries to Google...
Boy I hope you're being sarcastic.
You mean the guy who changed his political affiliation, but not his policies, from D to R so he could ride Guiliani's coat tails? Not the best example.
Both?
Cue APK hosts file post in 3...2...1...
We use Gentoo on our production servers. One server is designated as our build server and the others pull binaries from it.
It's worked well for us for 7 years.
The avalanche has already started, it is too late for the pebbles to vote.
Maybe they mean the "Linda Lovelace" test?
There is no "5th Amendment" in the UK.
The best aspect of Truecrypt was the cross-platform compatibility. Being able to open an encrypted drive on any platform was the killer feature.
In order to comment on the wall of the company's page, you need to like it.
I've liked many pages just so I could tell the company (or politician) how they can best sod off.
If you substitute a salad for the fries & milk for the drink, it's within shooting distance of healthy.
Opera does.
-J
This is exactly right.
You can both have fewer hot days and a higher average temperature.
Besides, the folk at the airport weather station are in on the conspiracy to bump the numbers to keep the Californians in California.
-J
So far this summer has been nice. We had a few really hot days, but fewer than normal. We didn't get enough rain from our "monsoon," but that's what I say almost every year. It's going to be somewhere between 103F and 107F today which is on the low side of normal.
And looking at our electrical use for the summer, it's about 15% lower than last year which means our A/C units haven't been running as hard.
But go ahead and hype how hot it has been here, especially to anyone in California. We like that, it helps keep more Californians from moving here.
-J
A Beowulf cluster of Raspberry Pis running VPN Endpoints when not mining Bitcoins.
That image looks more like a cloud version of goat.cx
I do the same for a 120ish Gentoo VM server install. It works great, especially with Chef managing the whole thing.
Roundcube (http://roundcube.net/) seems to work pretty well. And it has some nice add-ins for changing passwords & Fail2Ban.
That's the best you got? *pinches cheeks* You're so cute.
-J