Sorry, but you are liable if you build an alley and people sell drugs in it. Recent [draconian] legislation called the Marijuana Anti-Proliferation Act makes it your problem if someone deals on your property.
Also, think of if someone breaks their neck on your front door step. You are very likely to be held liable for their stupidity,
Um, download required libraries or packages, build/install. Compile GIMP, run GIMP. Sounds pretty familiar to the Linux experience to me. What crack was he on with "Linux binary compatibility...".
It isn't a familiar linux experiance if the guy writing in was a scrub that thought RPMs were how linux software was really distributed.
Well, my doctor and I had a pretty long chit-chat about the wine thing, and he actually told me to drink a little more becuase of the flavaniods in Red Wine (and Grape juice), but also because the alcohol thins the blood which the heart apparently likes. I am not at risk for any sort of disease, we were just having general conversation, mind you.
I believe the author of this post doens't realize that this was probably in response to Google's IPO. As a close partner, Google probably would have been obliged to mention this to Yahoo; certainly everyone speculated about it.
Even if SCO is found to be correct in this train wreck, it doesn't really matter. IBM would likely buy the company and properly release Linux from all commercial licenses. IBM has way to much invested into open source development and deployment to let anything else happen. End of story. They don't want another company with another monopoly over an OS.
Uh, it is the creditors responsibility to only grant credit to those that can afford it. The fact that they gave a guy the ability to borrow 320,000 without the chance to repay it is what makes me think about who the true dumbass is in this story: the bank. The guy will file for bankruptcy next week, and they'll (the banks) will be the ones paying for thier greed.
To redefine, I don't give two-shits if they were LDS or not. Just that they are from Utah. If you look at the top parent, it doesn't say anything about LDS, just Yetah. The parent below that brought LDS excommunication into play.
It states between 50,000-80,000 people live in "multiple marriage" households. It also talks about a lawyer in SLC that has 30 wives and escapes legal hassle.
Random Corperate Giant is making the decision, not the users
One Random Corporate Giant making a decision is a lot more effective than random users making many different decisions. Linux on the Desktop has been hard to accomplish due to this. A consortium like this one will at least allow a uniform direction for it to grow in.
While leakage is a big problem, its not as big as the power usage per switching transisitor, which if P = C * F * Vdd^2. This is the power consumption when the transistor goes from its high to low state and reducing the distance between gates reduces the capacitance in the wire. At really high frequency, you can make any wire seem like a capacitor, so its important to reduce the lenght of wire you're using.
The three or four times/. has covered the Blue Gene, the articles haven't had any useful pictures in them. Its pretty frustrating to read "about the size of a 30-inch tv" and not being able to see what the hell it looks like. If you go to IBM's website, they've got this artists' rendition of a cluster of the things, but my TV-supercomputer is nowhere to be found.
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Any one else sick of this asshole? I'd tell him where to stick his Farrari laptop and BSD-like predictions...
Why do people forget that such large portions of the INTERNATIONAL space station were built by Russia?
Well, the US has deep pockets and has been actively funding the Russian space program for years through subcontracting.
Actually, the auctions says it has an N number, which is not experimental.
Sorry, but you are liable if you build an alley and people sell drugs in it. Recent [draconian] legislation called the Marijuana Anti-Proliferation Act makes it your problem if someone deals on your property.
Also, think of if someone breaks their neck on your front door step. You are very likely to be held liable for their stupidity,
They should display icons of all the knights down the Thames
Hey man, the Thames is already dirty enough!
'we will laugh at personal computing as we know it.'
I already laugh at windows as we know it...
Holy shit, you wouldn't be talking about branch prediction, would you?
Um, download required libraries or packages, build/install. Compile GIMP, run GIMP. Sounds pretty familiar to the Linux experience to me. What crack was he on with "Linux binary compatibility...".
It isn't a familiar linux experiance if the guy writing in was a scrub that thought RPMs were how linux software was really distributed.
Well, my doctor and I had a pretty long chit-chat about the wine thing, and he actually told me to drink a little more becuase of the flavaniods in Red Wine (and Grape juice), but also because the alcohol thins the blood which the heart apparently likes. I am not at risk for any sort of disease, we were just having general conversation, mind you.
I believe the author of this post doens't realize that this was probably in response to Google's IPO. As a close partner, Google probably would have been obliged to mention this to Yahoo; certainly everyone speculated about it.
Even if SCO is found to be correct in this train wreck, it doesn't really matter. IBM would likely buy the company and properly release Linux from all commercial licenses. IBM has way to much invested into open source development and deployment to let anything else happen. End of story. They don't want another company with another monopoly over an OS.
An album of medical-related cover versions (Something's Got A Hold Of My Heart, etc) from DeForest Kelly
Sorry, but, uh, He's dead, Jim.
Uh, it is the creditors responsibility to only grant credit to those that can afford it. The fact that they gave a guy the ability to borrow 320,000 without the chance to repay it is what makes me think about who the true dumbass is in this story: the bank. The guy will file for bankruptcy next week, and they'll (the banks) will be the ones paying for thier greed.
You forgot that key step at the top, when the weapons inpectors were not allowed to do their job.
He accomplished his goal,
Then where the fuck is Osama Bin Laden?
To redefine, I don't give two-shits if they were LDS or not. Just that they are from Utah. If you look at the top parent, it doesn't say anything about LDS, just Yetah. The parent below that brought LDS excommunication into play.
Sorry, but the guy isn't far off point.
here is this news article
It states between 50,000-80,000 people live in "multiple marriage" households. It also talks about a lawyer in SLC that has 30 wives and escapes legal hassle.
here's another good one
"So You Think Physics is Funny"
Every person that's ever taken ugrad physics has been nailed with the "Physics is Phun" bad joke!.
'It's important to know where your loved ones are for your own peace of mind'.
Its also important to know where that girl you just met at the coffee shop is at all times....
an old fuse-link PROM
Where do we get this so called fuse-link pr0n?
You clearly haven't seen the various Lord of the Rings and Burger King crossover promotions
Random Corperate Giant is making the decision, not the users
One Random Corporate Giant making a decision is a lot more effective than random users making many different decisions. Linux on the Desktop has been hard to accomplish due to this. A consortium like this one will at least allow a uniform direction for it to grow in.
While leakage is a big problem, its not as big as the power usage per switching transisitor, which if P = C * F * Vdd^2. This is the power consumption when the transistor goes from its high to low state and reducing the distance between gates reduces the capacitance in the wire. At really high frequency, you can make any wire seem like a capacitor, so its important to reduce the lenght of wire you're using.
The three or four times /. has covered the Blue Gene, the articles haven't had any useful pictures in them. Its pretty frustrating to read "about the size of a 30-inch tv" and not being able to see what the hell it looks like. If you go to IBM's website, they've got this artists' rendition of a cluster of the things, but my TV-supercomputer is nowhere to be found.