I better sell my Nikon D300. They'll be able to trace it back to me. Or one of the other gazillion people who also bought one. Hmm... on second thought...
I haven't used any swapspace for years on my desktops, memory is so cheap now that there's no point. On my servers, of course, but then again it's 99.9% unused.
For example, this thinkpad has 1.25GB RAM, and I've seen at most 300MB used. Then again, I don't run Vista.
Agree. The disco era ended sometime in the late 70's / early 80's. Of course, that's before half of the/. posters were born, so it's understandable that they wouldn't know this.
Well, be sure and let us know when Zuckerberg actually becomes a billionaire on something other than illiquid paper. I'm sure that the entire exec staff of Webvan were billionaires at one point in time too.
And I assume srpms are also available? RTFSC.
To make matters worse here in CA, only talking on the phone is illegal. Texting is perfectly ok - what were they thinking?
Mirror here: http://www.networkmirror.com/Nps113nZfgofLI1s/www.webpronews.com/topnews/2008/11/20/google-maps-used-to-mark-pirate-attacks.html
No. Talking about my glass is showing off. :)
I better sell my Nikon D300. They'll be able to trace it back to me. Or one of the other gazillion people who also bought one. Hmm... on second thought...
Be sure and write back to let us know how it tasted.
Google Dan Kaminsky and come back and talk.
1. Slashdot will think that you should be able to use anything you damn well please as long as it's Open Source.
2. Yes, especially if the people who sign you paycheck tell you that's what you have to do.
3. Maybe. A lot depends on how well the team is managed.
Stock up on Ensure.
No, it means you're in junior high school.
I haven't used any swapspace for years on my desktops, memory is so cheap now that there's no point. On my servers, of course, but then again it's 99.9% unused.
For example, this thinkpad has 1.25GB RAM, and I've seen at most 300MB used. Then again, I don't run Vista.
You don't run Firefox either then..Trust me, it lacks the sphincter-puckering powqer of watching the B-52's do their bi-annual minimum interval take off.
That looks like the end of the world.
Not true says this columnist from the San Jose Mercury News. http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_8888078?nclick_check=1
Except that it's significantly harder for the average person to secure a desktop computer than it is to drive a car.
Run along now sonny. Your mother/sister is calling you.
Nice leisure suit, Larry.
Agree. The disco era ended sometime in the late 70's / early 80's. Of course, that's before half of the /. posters were born, so it's understandable that they wouldn't know this.
Hey! You! Get off my lawn!
Well, be sure and let us know when Zuckerberg actually becomes a billionaire on something other than illiquid paper. I'm sure that the entire exec staff of Webvan were billionaires at one point in time too.
What's the human symbolic of if he/she dies en route?
So every system except the human will be doubly or triply redundant? What's wrong with this picture?
WTF? Were the scientists wearing kitten costumes?
Funny, modulo your editorial comments for the second model, the models look strikingly similar.
Time value of money
http://www.wired.com/politics/security/news/2007/09/pfizerspam