See, but Amtrak won't make a profit until they can run on time, and get to their destination in a reasonable amount of time. This requires high-speed tracks, and separate passenger/rail trackway.
Besides - public transit doesn't exist in order to make a profit. Government isn't about making money. It's about the boring stuff - sewers and roads and social services - that everyone needs but aren't any fun to do.
I was hoping nobody would point out that it was the 1A that's still running...:)
I work at the phone museum in Seattle, and I'm restoring a 3ESS. That code was written in 1973ish, and it's been running (albeit idling) continuously since at least 1990.
Hey, you wouldn't be able to help out with obtaining machine-readable source code or assemblers, would you? We've got all the source on microfiche. It's pretty ridiculous.
There are still a few 1ESSes in the phone network. I'd wager that they've all seen upgrades since then, but the hardware drivers probably haven't changed much since 1965.
Almost all the files are named with the extension ".pyc_dis". Looks more like a disassembly than a leak to me.
And then there's this, in compiled_code.zip/2back/common/script/net/SocketGPS.pyc_dis:
def Close(self, reason = None, reasonCode = None, reasonArgs = {}): bluepy.Timer"Socket::GPS::Close"
#TODO CAN NOT DECOMPILER 9 (131)CALL_FUNCTION 1
#TODO CAN NOT DECOMPILER 12 (4)DUP_TOP.__exit___[1].__enter__
#TODO CAN NOT DECOMPILER 22 (131)CALL_FUNCTION
try:
if ((not self.closeReason) and (reason is not None)):
self.closeReason = (reason,
reasonCode,
reasonArgs)
s = self.socket
if (s is not None):
self.socket = None
self._SocketTransport__Close(s)
finally: _[1] del _[1]
#TODO CAN NOT DECOMPILER 133 (81)WITH_CLEANUP
I call bullshit. Thanks for wasting my time, Slashdot.
borderline spam also generates an address unknown bounceback to the sender.
Oh, no, that's not good at all. That's positively evil. My school email address is short, so I get a crapload of spam bounces. At least they're mostly trivial to filter on.
Have you ever seen a 5XB start from cold power-off? I have. It takes one second. Literally.
Somewhat tangentially related fact: Western Electric switches were specced to be able to run at around 130F indefinitely with little ill effects. A typical urban crossbar office would use around 4000A/48V, which isn't very much compared to a modern data center.
In fact, I did an experiment on this particular topic, using a catchall on a subdomain. (Actually it's about spamcrawlers' regexes, but whatever.) The results are somewhat interesting.
Slashdot Mirror
Didn't you mean to say, "more surveillance for the same amount of money"?
Isn't it a bit late to be posting the list of celebrations?
Omnomnomnomnom.
Coral doesn't have the static content for most of the pages, but I'm working on that.
http://www.extremetech.com/print_article2/0,1217,a%253D235406,00.asp
There's your readable version. Seriously, why don't the editors or even the submitters do this?
See, but Amtrak won't make a profit until they can run on time, and get to their destination in a reasonable amount of time. This requires high-speed tracks, and separate passenger/rail trackway.
Besides - public transit doesn't exist in order to make a profit. Government isn't about making money. It's about the boring stuff - sewers and roads and social services - that everyone needs but aren't any fun to do.
Pulse Code Modulation? It's been used in telecom for almost 50 years. PCM can be transformed to any other PCM with a simple lookup table. It's lossless too.
Have you tried spelling his name right? http://www.google.com/trends?q=%22john+mccain%22%2C+%22barack+obama%22&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all&sort=0
But, you see, they already live on the moon so they're not actually immigrants.
The publisher has e-editions, or perhaps people in the prepress get their grubby hands on a PDF copy. OCR? There are many ways.
I was typing it wrong. Figures.
I was hoping nobody would point out that it was the 1A that's still running ... :)
I work at the phone museum in Seattle, and I'm restoring a 3ESS. That code was written in 1973ish, and it's been running (albeit idling) continuously since at least 1990.
Hey, you wouldn't be able to help out with obtaining machine-readable source code or assemblers, would you? We've got all the source on microfiche. It's pretty ridiculous.
There are still a few 1ESSes in the phone network. I'd wager that they've all seen upgrades since then, but the hardware drivers probably haven't changed much since 1965.
PLA ... some phreaker you are. I'm working on restoring a #3 ESS to service.
Have any spare DC 6150 tapes lying around?
Yes, all six of them.
I forgot to mention -- there also aren't any human-created comments.
Almost all the files are named with the extension ".pyc_dis". Looks more like a disassembly than a leak to me.
.__exit___[1].__enter__
And then there's this, in compiled_code.zip/2back/common/script/net/SocketGPS.pyc_dis:
def Close(self, reason = None, reasonCode = None, reasonArgs = {}):
bluepy.Timer"Socket::GPS::Close"
#TODO CAN NOT DECOMPILER 9 (131)CALL_FUNCTION 1
#TODO CAN NOT DECOMPILER 12 (4)DUP_TOP
#TODO CAN NOT DECOMPILER 22 (131)CALL_FUNCTION
try:
if ((not self.closeReason) and (reason is not None)):
self.closeReason = (reason,
reasonCode,
reasonArgs)
s = self.socket
if (s is not None):
self.socket = None
self._SocketTransport__Close(s)
finally:
_[1] del _[1]
#TODO CAN NOT DECOMPILER 133 (81)WITH_CLEANUP
I call bullshit. Thanks for wasting my time, Slashdot.
It's not that nobody is here. Thing is, the story was retroposted by something exceeding two hours.
Just you wait until I start my own phone company. Then I'll have free unlimited texts, and where will YOU be? That's right.
Or, for that matter, even just thinking about the concept of naked children without their first thoughts being about genitalia.
Is it just me, or is there no moderation on the grandparent comment?
Oh, no, that's not good at all. That's positively evil. My school email address is short, so I get a crapload of spam bounces. At least they're mostly trivial to filter on.
Have you ever seen a 5XB start from cold power-off? I have. It takes one second. Literally.
Somewhat tangentially related fact: Western Electric switches were specced to be able to run at around 130F indefinitely with little ill effects. A typical urban crossbar office would use around 4000A/48V, which isn't very much compared to a modern data center.
Hate to nitpick, but it's no longer "AT&T". It's now "at&t", the new softer, friendlier telephone company.
In fact, I did an experiment on this particular topic, using a catchall on a subdomain. (Actually it's about spamcrawlers' regexes, but whatever.) The results are somewhat interesting.
I dunno, man, I just had emacs choke today (out of memory apparently) after logging an IRC channel for 6 months straight.
(emacs is Linux, right?)