The only thing that makes me leery of the manned configuration (J2 ontop of an SRB in a vertical stack): Have they solved the temperature related problems on the SRB yet? Or have they implemented a workaround of only launching in warm weather?
Of course, without an ET to catch fire and burn on the manned configuration, a Challenger type failure should be survivable due to an escape tower.
If I steal money from a bank and fly to some other state it's essentially the same thing as flying overseas as far as easy apprehension goes.
And I have to go through the same rigamarole when I fly from L.A. to San Francisco, which does not cross a state line. Where is the federal jurisdiction there? The Commerce Clause doesn't apply, it's within a single state. Your issue of interstate crime and extradition doesn't exist. SF and LA are both in California.
Care to explain that situation in a bit more detail, then?
No, he lives in the real world where you have rights decided explicitly and inplicitly by the constitution
And in that world, by definition, any rights not explicitly mentioned are not denied or disparaged. (9th Amendment). Similarly, andy powers not specifically granted to the Feds are reserved to the People or to the States. (10th Amendment).
I was asked by my boss (company owner) if I could take over a management (actually just a group lead) position, that would entail scheduling and other management functions in addition to my technical work.
I told him that if he really wanted me to, I'd do it, and do my best at it, but that it would most likely be a "disaster of biblical proportions". Yes, I actually used that exact phrase. I told him that I'm well aware of my limitations, and that it would be a good idea for someone else to take the position. Luckily for me and for him, he listened to me then.
But if your whole experince is such far-left-leaning loudmouths, your perception of even a moderate leftist, let alone a centerist, will be "to the right of Attila the Hun".
Sadly, that's exactly how, in retrospect, I describe the way my moderate/centrist politics were viewed back at UCSC in the early '80s.
NT4SP3 added some major changes into the NDIS driver stack and NDIS driver model. Namely, deserialized NDIS drivers. This allowed some major performance enhancements in network drivers.
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The sad part of this is it's because investors weren't happy with profits being up "only" 82%. They had expected more. So they sold.
Is the stock market full of asshats or what?
The only thing that makes me leery of the manned configuration (J2 ontop of an SRB in a vertical stack): Have they solved the temperature related problems on the SRB yet? Or have they implemented a workaround of only launching in warm weather?
Of course, without an ET to catch fire and burn on the manned configuration, a Challenger type failure should be survivable due to an escape tower.
But 7.0 is 6 louder than 1.0!
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Say what?
When I worked at an FC startup, FC was 4Gbps full duplex, and 10Gbps was in the works.
If I steal money from a bank and fly to some other state it's essentially the same thing as flying overseas as far as easy apprehension goes.
And I have to go through the same rigamarole when I fly from L.A. to San Francisco, which does not cross a state line. Where is the federal jurisdiction there? The Commerce Clause doesn't apply, it's within a single state. Your issue of interstate crime and extradition doesn't exist. SF and LA are both in California.
Care to explain that situation in a bit more detail, then?
No, he lives in the real world where you have rights decided explicitly and inplicitly by the constitution
And in that world, by definition, any rights not explicitly mentioned are not denied or disparaged. (9th Amendment). Similarly, andy powers not specifically granted to the Feds are reserved to the People or to the States. (10th Amendment).
What "real world" are you talking about?
What are you talking about? I have a CD with SP2 burned onto it. I take it with me when I do some freelance diagnosis.
He's talking about SP2, not the full windows distro with SP2 skuostreaned,
Parent must have all his pr0n on an ext3 filesystem. That's why he thinks it's sexy. ;-)
Everytime I give my wife a big bang, she has an afterglow. It's not too hard to account for...
"Hey, if you had been listening you would have heard that nintendos pass through everything"
That's Iacocca, not Ford.
Side note: Richard Riordan also took a $1 annual salary as mayor of L.A. in the '90s. The LA Times once ran a picture of his check.
Anyone remember those monster.com commercials?
And when I posted this as an Ask Slashdot, I was told not to worry about it.
I was asked by my boss (company owner) if I could take over a management (actually just a group lead) position, that would entail scheduling and other management functions in addition to my technical work.
I told him that if he really wanted me to, I'd do it, and do my best at it, but that it would most likely be a "disaster of biblical proportions". Yes, I actually used that exact phrase. I told him that I'm well aware of my limitations, and that it would be a good idea for someone else to take the position. Luckily for me and for him, he listened to me then.
Two words: Sovereign Immunity.
Actually, I think you mean the Tenth, not the Ninth.
Note: the following is my wording, not our eloquent Founding Fathers':
The Ninth essentially says, "Even if they're not mention here, you still retain all your rights."
The Tenth is the one that says, "If we didn't say the Feds can do it, it's a power reserved to the States or the People".
But if your whole experince is such far-left-leaning loudmouths, your perception of even a moderate leftist, let alone a centerist, will be "to the right of Attila the Hun".
Sadly, that's exactly how, in retrospect, I describe the way my moderate/centrist politics were viewed back at UCSC in the early '80s.
My brother-in-law's computer is dialup only (A-O-Hell) and I periodically have to wipe the thing due to spyware.
No, no, no!! You have it wrong!
"If u dont py ur credit card we will own3rz ur car lol!"
Remember the old slogan?
"Practice safe computing. Always wear a write-protect tab".
Actually, he did, but it didn't have the proper TPS report cover on it.
It has an interface like a truck?
Or did you mean "TINKER TOY INTERFACE"?
NT4SP3 added some major changes into the NDIS driver stack and NDIS driver model. Namely, deserialized NDIS drivers. This allowed some major performance enhancements in network drivers.
Nah, that would be the "post hummus-ly" option.