If I had a nickel for every "I was in the Army and Iraq won't be a problem" comment from 2002...
SMH people never learn.
Iraq was not a problem for the Army in 2002. Iraq was a massive fuck up after the war but the Army rolled over all resistance in under 200 hours, the problems where after the war.
If you feel that no candidate is worth voting for you should spoil your balot paper. When Micky Mouse wins an election people will pay attention at the moment you appear to be apathetic rather than consciously abstaining.
It actually works in favour of organised religion because they can point to a reduction in the number of people having no religious beliefs.
I and all my colleagues were asked to put Catholicism on our census or failing that any religion even a made up one on our census returns last year by our resident Catholic Zealot.
I must have sent 30 mins setting up my micro server, I slapped in the disks and then left the install to run. If you then have to copy 5 TB of data which will take about 12hours over GigE what is the extra 10 mins?
IBM is over 100 years old. The oldest part of IBM made the punch cards for the 1880 cencus it them merged with two other companys in June 16, 1911 and incorperated as Computing Tabulating Recording Corporation in 1917 it started using IBM in Canada and formally renamed in 1924.
GE was formed in 1892, ford in 1903, Weston Union in 1851, Exxon Mobile in 1911 the oldest of its competors HP was founded in 1939. IBM is not the company we think it is.
I use the windows key it is the meta key for loads of shortcuts which mean I don't have to touch the mosue and I look like a witch to my users.
Windows Logo: Start menu
Windows Logo+R: Run dialog box
Windows Logo+M: Minimize all
SHIFT+Windows Logo+M: Undo minimize all
Windows Logo+F1: Help
Windows Logo+E: Windows Explorer
Windows Logo+F: Find files or folders
Windows Logo+D: Minimizes all open windows and displays the desktop
CTRL+Windows Logo+F: Find computer
CTRL+Windows Logo+TAB: Moves focus from Start, to the Quick Launch toolbar, to the system tray (use RIGHT ARROW or LEFT ARROW to move focus to items on the Quick Launch toolbar and the system tray)
Windows Logo+TAB: Cycle through taskbar buttons
Windows Logo+Break: System Properties dialog box
and I know it's not the windows key but the right click key is useful as well as it keeps you fingers on youe keyboard
Very few systems are so critical they can't have some planned downtime.
Nothing is so critical that it cannot have planned down time, the more critical a system is the more down time it requires for planned maintenance. If the service cannot go down it need to be clustered preferably on different sites with different power etc.
This is why the USA has the 25th amendment.
However, rebooting is not a troubleshooting procedure it is a maintenance procedure.
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I have always assumed that consumer IP6 routers would have a statefull firewall with default incoming deny rule and a default allow rule for outgoing, as consumer IP4 routers do now.
I would also assume that the web interface would identify each attached device by DNS if possible IP if not and have a drop down list of services to allow or deny incoming and outgoing access.
Why is this worse than NAT? It gives you all the advantages of NAT without any of the problems, or am I feeding the trolls because there seems to be a huge NAT love in ever time IP6 is mentioned here?
I have read or seen a show where they use an artificial gravity to reduce the effective mass of a ship zero and then can use a tiny engine.
I am going to be looking through my bookcase all weekend now this is anoying me.
No it would not, DOS and DDOS attacks are used against companies and web hosts who don't have consumer ISPs but do have SLAs which already cover SPAM etc.
Because the diff or the drive shaft breaking at speed is somthing that never happens, let alone a puncture.
Why is it that when ever somthin cool and new is mentioned on/. we have to hate it?
Of course a Jaguar jet turbine/electric concept car is not ready for the mainstream but why can't we be excited?
James I of England and VI of Scotland
If I had a nickel for every "I was in the Army and Iraq won't be a problem" comment from 2002...
SMH people never learn.
Iraq was not a problem for the Army in 2002. Iraq was a massive fuck up after the war but the Army rolled over all resistance in under 200 hours, the problems where after the war.
If you feel that no candidate is worth voting for you should spoil your balot paper. When Micky Mouse wins an election people will pay attention at the moment you appear to be apathetic rather than consciously abstaining.
I and all my colleagues were asked to put Catholicism on our census or failing that any religion even a made up one on our census returns last year by our resident Catholic Zealot.
There were about 3 Sith in Glasgow if I recall correctly
I must have sent 30 mins setting up my micro server, I slapped in the disks and then left the install to run. If you then have to copy 5 TB of data which will take about 12hours over GigE what is the extra 10 mins?
Not in the UK. One or two People get done for dangerous driving etc. every year.
How is it the union’s fault that management will not train their employees? Or may be employ staff who know what they are doing?
GE was formed in 1892, ford in 1903, Weston Union in 1851, Exxon Mobile in 1911 the oldest of its competors HP was founded in 1939. IBM is not the company we think it is.
because the NSA is in Maryland
No way is a 5 foot underage transvestite crack whore a midget
Windows Logo: Start menu
Windows Logo+R: Run dialog box
Windows Logo+M: Minimize all
SHIFT+Windows Logo+M: Undo minimize all
Windows Logo+F1: Help
Windows Logo+E: Windows Explorer
Windows Logo+F: Find files or folders
Windows Logo+D: Minimizes all open windows and displays the desktop
CTRL+Windows Logo+F: Find computer
CTRL+Windows Logo+TAB: Moves focus from Start, to the Quick Launch toolbar, to the system tray (use RIGHT ARROW or LEFT ARROW to move focus to items on the Quick Launch toolbar and the system tray)
Windows Logo+TAB: Cycle through taskbar buttons
Windows Logo+Break: System Properties dialog box
and I know it's not the windows key but the right click key is useful as well as it keeps you fingers on youe keyboard
Very few systems are so critical they can't have some planned downtime.
Nothing is so critical that it cannot have planned down time, the more critical a system is the more down time it requires for planned maintenance. If the service cannot go down it need to be clustered preferably on different sites with different power etc.
This is why the USA has the 25th amendment.
However, rebooting is not a troubleshooting procedure it is a maintenance procedure.
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I would also assume that the web interface would identify each attached device by DNS if possible IP if not and have a drop down list of services to allow or deny incoming and outgoing access.
Why is this worse than NAT? It gives you all the advantages of NAT without any of the problems, or am I feeding the trolls because there seems to be a huge NAT love in ever time IP6 is mentioned here?
Key pad 0 to zoom in and 9 to zoo out or ctrl and mouse wheel
Bollox all the latest wiki leak tells us is that diplomats are doing their jobs and they are not the most polite when drafting reports.
They did in The Falklands War, the last war with comparable Air Forces. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Ward
I have read or seen a show where they use an artificial gravity to reduce the effective mass of a ship zero and then can use a tiny engine. I am going to be looking through my bookcase all weekend now this is anoying me.
Money is not speech.
JFK was great? JFK invaded Cuba badly went storming into Vietnam had sex in the oval office and died young.
LBJ then passed did every thing you think JFK did.
The invisible hand of the market
No it would not, DOS and DDOS attacks are used against companies and web hosts who don't have consumer ISPs but do have SLAs which already cover SPAM etc.
Because the diff or the drive shaft breaking at speed is somthing that never happens, let alone a puncture. Why is it that when ever somthin cool and new is mentioned on /. we have to hate it?
Of course a Jaguar jet turbine/electric concept car is not ready for the mainstream but why can't we be excited?
They call it "the 80's" or "the 90's", which means it runs from Jan 1 YYX0 to Dec 31 YYX9.
Sorry but like centurys decades run fron X1 to (X+1)0 so 2010 is still in the zeros and 2020 will be the last year of the teens.