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What was with the separate windows anyway? I didn't see anything there (Even the messaging at the end) that couldn't be done with jQuery and some content injection into separate 'move around' divs under HTML 4.x. Could get the same effect, even better, since everything would be done on the same page rather than a bunch of separate windows. And compatible with multiple browsers.
Lame, really lame. Not impressed in the least.
However looking up at the blue women dancing almost seemed like you were watching them without pants on a black & white TV. The guys, not so much.
Give em a couple years, they're starting to tick off even the smarmy Apple fans. They are already leaving in droves for Android. The cool factor only lasts so long, and they outstayed their welcome.
Maybe they'll go back to calling Windows Server - Windows NT. Microsoft got sued by Nortel (Northern Telecom) for using their trademarked "NT", which is why they changed the name.
Cold melt-off from the Rockies should keep the rods nice and cool.
And as far as Fukushima, they still had a couple operating reactors there, couldn't they have generated enough electricity to run a few refrigeration pumps? Sounds like a big oil conspiracy... Go down that path if you want to theorize about conspiracies.
As fast as the river's moving, and as much water is flowing thru it? Like I said, it would be so diluted by the massive volume of water, even if it did happen, that it would be no worse than living in a house with a concrete foundation. (Very slightly radioactive, yet way below anything you could call more dangerous than spending the day at the beach.) Nuclear isotopes are ridiculously heavy compared to so-called 'normal matter', even lead - they are not going to float on the top. They will be pushed along around 30 MPH at the very bottom of the deep Missouri River - where in a few week or two, 99% of the radioactivity will be safely located at the bottom of the ocean, being slowly buried by about a millimeter of dead marine and plant life per day.
The radioactive particles released by coal burning plants every day of the year are far greater in 'dangerosity' with each breath, then this very temporary, theoretical occurrence.
We won't have a radioactive problem on top of the flooding, it will be at the very bottom of the flooding. Besides the paperwork, and the media panic, it will take care of itself without us lifting a finger.
Still alive here in Omaha, right by the river. Water's not glowing, no evacuation orders.
The plant has been turned off since April, there's not any danger of anything catastrophic. Spent fuel ponds are not flooding, although I have no idea if they've drained/moved them or not. As much as I love conspiracy theories, there's nothing here to be worried about.
Huh, interesting. I did not realize that. You have indeed taught me something, thank you. I always thought the "Public" part of the name was because it provided power to the public.
But, I became myopic while trying to make my point about "Publically Owned" companies. So we both get to share half a point on that one.:)
Dammit, I can look out my window now and see the OPPD building from here. But that still doesn't make me right, just embarrassed about what I thought was true about OPPD. Big duh for me...
Amen brother! I grew up in Kearney, blocks from the busiest rails in the world (At least the country, not fully sure on that), Lost several friends and relatives to odd cancers. (Does the same line go through Alliance? I'm not sure to tell the truth, but I've been there and there's a lot of tracks there too.)
Possible to write good code, maybe it's possible. But fucking torturous to the poor developer. Feels like writing ASP.old code or Cold Fusion, sucky as embedded tag interpretation. Yuck, count me out. If you like that shit, go for it, you'll have no competition from me for your shitty job.
I saw their shitty attitude towards programmers and freedom back in the Apple ][ days. It's only getting worse as the days go by. Stevie has some kind of anti-christ complex going on in his head. Probably the anger that he isn't long for this world. Only time I ever thought he was cool was in the NeXT days. These days, he's just a smug skeleton.
One of the most profitable companies in existence... First off, nothing compared to Standard Oil back in the day, not a chance. Also, the day Steve kicks the bucket begins the stock slide to zero. It won't happen right away, but it will slowly begin to dwindle until it gets delisted from the stock exchange. Apple definitely gets the dumb consumer perspective, but they don't get the business world. I was just in a meeting this week discussing which mobile platforms we will port our (true business, not consumer-oriented at all) applications to, and it was decided early on in the meeting that we will not support the iPhone/Pad because of the rights-assuming language in Apple's business contracts for the app store. Android, Windows Phone 7 are definites, Blackberry is a possible, and iPhone/Pad is a definite hell no. Apple didn't get it in the XServe days, and they are too arrogant to ever get it.
Just like the confusion caused by the term "non-profit company" - the only thing that means is that they cannot be "publicly owned", which is a confusing term simply meaning that publicly-traded stocks cannot be sold for a non-profit. But they are allowed to make what the common person would call "profit", but just not have stockholders that profit from the non-profit organization. It just means that any money that exceeds total expenses does not have to be shared with stock holders, instead they can put it towards buying a bigger building, put it in a bank account, paying their employees more, or, as usually happens, giving monster bonuses to the top dogs of the "non-profit" so they can get their new Porsche for the year. Don't be fooled into thinking that a non-profit is a "everything at cost" organization.
You've been sold a large pack of lies by the media, time to start waking up and seeing thru the illusion. Fuck guys, I'm only a GED student and I know this stuff. What's your excuse?
I live in Omaha, 11 blocks from the river, about 20 miles south of the plant, and am not concerned in the slightest about the OPPD nuke plant causing issues. I get far more radiation every day from the coal-fired generator plant about five miles away. I like that even less. With the insane amount of water in the river right now, even if it did breach the spent fuel pools (fool pools as another poster mistakenly said), the radioactive material would be so diluted within seconds that it would have less radioactivity that your standard concrete block wall.
Go worry somewhere else, you big pussies. The amount of deaths caused by all the nuclear accidents ever is insignificant compared to the lung cancer deaths resulting from the radioactivity released by coal-burning that we all breathe every day.
This article is fucking stupid, even Javascript web sites need a web service to fetch data from. Not like you are going to write a web service in JavaScript. This is just FUD.
Typical arrogant behavior from the shittiest of computer companies. I disliked them in the 1980s, it's slowly moved to hate, then outright contempt. I thought IBM in the 1970s was bad, but they at least were trying to boost human intelligence, not dumb down the population like Apple is doing.
Might as well call it a "fake judge". Magistrates are the courtroom equivalent of a "maintenance programmer", brought in to handle the menial stuff that real judges don't want to deal with. We're letting one of these guys decide a huge issue like this? Not good, not good at all.
Oh bullshit. If that's true, then eBay, Amazon, iTunes, YouNameIt.com should all be banned as they were born on the back of existing infrastructure.
Sure, NetFlix uses a large amount of the pipeline, but that's only because the US bandwidth is rather wimpy compared to other countries. Sad, because we invented it.
If you build it, they will come. Bandwidth gets (slowly) cheaper every day. Get over it.
Nah, people just have to get it through their heads that they will have to do it themselves instead of expecting someone else to do it for them. A full 24-bit digital recording studio that beats anything that was available to Pink Floyd, The Beatles, or Zeppelin will cost you only a few hundred dollars these days. Less than a good drum set. Stop whining and get to work on it.
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Maybe you should try something else, like a Clever Nickname?
What was with the separate windows anyway? I didn't see anything there (Even the messaging at the end) that couldn't be done with jQuery and some content injection into separate 'move around' divs under HTML 4.x. Could get the same effect, even better, since everything would be done on the same page rather than a bunch of separate windows. And compatible with multiple browsers.
Lame, really lame. Not impressed in the least.
However looking up at the blue women dancing almost seemed like you were watching them without pants on a black & white TV. The guys, not so much.
> ::yawn:: Actually, I'm only posting to remove an accidental "redundant" moderation... Carry on, newb.
I laughed at your sig, it was funny. Then I realized in your next posting that it wasn't a sig.
Why do you got to be like that? That was pretty unnecessary. Teach, don't insult. Life is short. // Turtle graphics? LOL, WUT?
Look at the 752### telling the 847### that he thinks he's old.
How quaint... ;)
Give em a couple years, they're starting to tick off even the smarmy Apple fans. They are already leaving in droves for Android. The cool factor only lasts so long, and they outstayed their welcome.
Maybe they'll go back to calling Windows Server - Windows NT. Microsoft got sued by Nortel (Northern Telecom) for using their trademarked "NT", which is why they changed the name.
Cold melt-off from the Rockies should keep the rods nice and cool.
And as far as Fukushima, they still had a couple operating reactors there, couldn't they have generated enough electricity to run a few refrigeration pumps? Sounds like a big oil conspiracy... Go down that path if you want to theorize about conspiracies.
Gee, and raging flood waters won't keep the rods cool? Come on man, use your brain a little.
As fast as the river's moving, and as much water is flowing thru it? Like I said, it would be so diluted by the massive volume of water, even if it did happen, that it would be no worse than living in a house with a concrete foundation. (Very slightly radioactive, yet way below anything you could call more dangerous than spending the day at the beach.) Nuclear isotopes are ridiculously heavy compared to so-called 'normal matter', even lead - they are not going to float on the top. They will be pushed along around 30 MPH at the very bottom of the deep Missouri River - where in a few week or two, 99% of the radioactivity will be safely located at the bottom of the ocean, being slowly buried by about a millimeter of dead marine and plant life per day.
The radioactive particles released by coal burning plants every day of the year are far greater in 'dangerosity' with each breath, then this very temporary, theoretical occurrence.
We won't have a radioactive problem on top of the flooding, it will be at the very bottom of the flooding. Besides the paperwork, and the media panic, it will take care of itself without us lifting a finger.
Don't forget, Chrysler was bought by Daimler, a German company, several years ago.
Your argument, where is it now?
Haha, I haven't been RickRolled in months... :)
Still alive here in Omaha, right by the river. Water's not glowing, no evacuation orders.
The plant has been turned off since April, there's not any danger of anything catastrophic. Spent fuel ponds are not flooding, although I have no idea if they've drained/moved them or not. As much as I love conspiracy theories, there's nothing here to be worried about.
Huh, interesting. I did not realize that. You have indeed taught me something, thank you. I always thought the "Public" part of the name was because it provided power to the public.
But, I became myopic while trying to make my point about "Publically Owned" companies. So we both get to share half a point on that one. :)
Dammit, I can look out my window now and see the OPPD building from here. But that still doesn't make me right, just embarrassed about what I thought was true about OPPD. Big duh for me...
Amen brother! I grew up in Kearney, blocks from the busiest rails in the world (At least the country, not fully sure on that), Lost several friends and relatives to odd cancers. (Does the same line go through Alliance? I'm not sure to tell the truth, but I've been there and there's a lot of tracks there too.)
Possible to write good code, maybe it's possible. But fucking torturous to the poor developer. Feels like writing ASP.old code or Cold Fusion, sucky as embedded tag interpretation. Yuck, count me out. If you like that shit, go for it, you'll have no competition from me for your shitty job.
Wow, that was prophetic of me, wasn't it? Cool.
I saw their shitty attitude towards programmers and freedom back in the Apple ][ days. It's only getting worse as the days go by. Stevie has some kind of anti-christ complex going on in his head. Probably the anger that he isn't long for this world. Only time I ever thought he was cool was in the NeXT days. These days, he's just a smug skeleton.
One of the most profitable companies in existence... First off, nothing compared to Standard Oil back in the day, not a chance. Also, the day Steve kicks the bucket begins the stock slide to zero. It won't happen right away, but it will slowly begin to dwindle until it gets delisted from the stock exchange. Apple definitely gets the dumb consumer perspective, but they don't get the business world. I was just in a meeting this week discussing which mobile platforms we will port our (true business, not consumer-oriented at all) applications to, and it was decided early on in the meeting that we will not support the iPhone/Pad because of the rights-assuming language in Apple's business contracts for the app store. Android, Windows Phone 7 are definites, Blackberry is a possible, and iPhone/Pad is a definite hell no. Apple didn't get it in the XServe days, and they are too arrogant to ever get it.
You are using the WRONG term to make your point: "Publicly Owned" means that there are stockholders; anyone from the public can buy their stock.
However, OPPD is a privately-owned company, although you can invest with them by buying OPPD bonds. See http://www.oppd.com/InvestorsFinance/index.htm for more info.
Just like the confusion caused by the term "non-profit company" - the only thing that means is that they cannot be "publicly owned", which is a confusing term simply meaning that publicly-traded stocks cannot be sold for a non-profit. But they are allowed to make what the common person would call "profit", but just not have stockholders that profit from the non-profit organization. It just means that any money that exceeds total expenses does not have to be shared with stock holders, instead they can put it towards buying a bigger building, put it in a bank account, paying their employees more, or, as usually happens, giving monster bonuses to the top dogs of the "non-profit" so they can get their new Porsche for the year. Don't be fooled into thinking that a non-profit is a "everything at cost" organization.
You've been sold a large pack of lies by the media, time to start waking up and seeing thru the illusion. Fuck guys, I'm only a GED student and I know this stuff. What's your excuse?
Oh you anti-nuke people are friggin stupid.
I live in Omaha, 11 blocks from the river, about 20 miles south of the plant, and am not concerned in the slightest about the OPPD nuke plant causing issues. I get far more radiation every day from the coal-fired generator plant about five miles away. I like that even less. With the insane amount of water in the river right now, even if it did breach the spent fuel pools (fool pools as another poster mistakenly said), the radioactive material would be so diluted within seconds that it would have less radioactivity that your standard concrete block wall.
Go worry somewhere else, you big pussies. The amount of deaths caused by all the nuclear accidents ever is insignificant compared to the lung cancer deaths resulting from the radioactivity released by coal-burning that we all breathe every day.
If you're going to use PHP for a web app, then you have no clue how to write a good one. PHP is dumbed-down stupidity. Yuck.
This article is fucking stupid, even Javascript web sites need a web service to fetch data from. Not like you are going to write a web service in JavaScript. This is just FUD.
Typical arrogant behavior from the shittiest of computer companies. I disliked them in the 1980s, it's slowly moved to hate, then outright contempt. I thought IBM in the 1970s was bad, but they at least were trying to boost human intelligence, not dumb down the population like Apple is doing.
Might as well call it a "fake judge". Magistrates are the courtroom equivalent of a "maintenance programmer", brought in to handle the menial stuff that real judges don't want to deal with. We're letting one of these guys decide a huge issue like this? Not good, not good at all.
Oh bullshit. If that's true, then eBay, Amazon, iTunes, YouNameIt.com should all be banned as they were born on the back of existing infrastructure.
Sure, NetFlix uses a large amount of the pipeline, but that's only because the US bandwidth is rather wimpy compared to other countries. Sad, because we invented it.
If you build it, they will come. Bandwidth gets (slowly) cheaper every day. Get over it.
Do not try to find the soul — that's impossible.
Instead, only try to realize the truth: there is no soul.
Nah, people just have to get it through their heads that they will have to do it themselves instead of expecting someone else to do it for them. A full 24-bit digital recording studio that beats anything that was available to Pink Floyd, The Beatles, or Zeppelin will cost you only a few hundred dollars these days. Less than a good drum set. Stop whining and get to work on it.