Looking on the Dell site, a PowerVault 220S with 14 146gb 10k U320 scsi hard drives costs about $10k. I'm guessing that's close to what they're getting. That or one with 14 73gb hard drives for about $8k plus enough spares to last until the next big replacement.
If the US government gets patches first, they have a month to figure out exploits for each vulnerability. Given the frequency that vulnerabilities are found, the US government will always have the means to hack into PC's running Windows all around the world, with the help of Microsoft.
I'm sure people will predict that this will lead to a worldwide flood of converts from Windows to other operating systems, but only time will tell if governments and other people really care about these sorts of things.
Yeah. To create a movie they save the state and log the following input, so the game can be replayed exactly. ZSNES also has a rewind key, but I haven't messed with it.
1st level, near the back door to the theater, there's a bridge. With a little bit of searching, you'll find a jetpack. Then you can fly circles around the nice 3d bridge.
I hate people crapping up nicely tabbed code with their space indents. Especially they have their indents set to 3 or 5 spaces. Stick to tabs and everyone can make them as narrow or wide as they like.
Always use tabs. Use only tabs. When breaking a line, it doesn't have to line up. But sometimes you can find a more appropriate place to break it. Identifier names should be as long as needed for their purpose to be clear, and no longer.
public void someMethod(
SomeType type,
SomeOtherType other ) {...
Some people are beyond explanation. It'd be too nice to just say they're full of themselves. They've made the decision to deny admission based on only one factor, the desire to obtain knowledge. They'd rather have business students who'd wait for important information to come to them rather than seek it out with a passion.
You can say anything with numbers, especially by omitting some of them. Those numbers are probably adjusted for inflation, but we don't really know because it doesn't say.
After winning the search engine wars, they will quietly start optimizing the search result rankings to promote their own political agendas. A search for Microsoft will continue to bring up only anti-microsoft results, as they do today. As people move from TV to the web, the only candidates who's ads you will see will be theirs. The Google founders will run for president and vice president, and win through simple media control. They will gather their armies, as the general population gets more and more hooked on the internet and less interested in reality, and finally take over the world in a single massive coordinated attack.
With the firewall enabled by default, and with no inexperienced user actively checking email and browsing all the while saying "yes yes yes I do want to download and run this active web page or whatever it is you stupid browser", SP2 didn't need the updates.
He died way way back in 1991, when the Next Generation was still airing new episodes, well before Deep Space 9 or Voyager. The voice of the ship's computer has been doing his job ever since.
Apache (an most other http servers) can serve it all without any work on your part besides making your media directory the root and enabling directory browsing.
Is the content on this media server going to stuff you own or have permission to distribute?
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That's an amazing feat. Microsoft's MVP directory lists only 111 in the VB section. http://www.microsoft.com/communities/MVP/MVP.mspx
Maybe some are hanging out in the ASP (vbscript) or Office (vba) sections.
There have been no OpenBSD vs posts yet.
Looking on the Dell site, a PowerVault 220S with 14 146gb 10k U320 scsi hard drives costs about $10k. I'm guessing that's close to what they're getting. That or one with 14 73gb hard drives for about $8k plus enough spares to last until the next big replacement.
How can people with no skill ever hope to buy their way to the top? This is insane!
If the US government gets patches first, they have a month to figure out exploits for each vulnerability. Given the frequency that vulnerabilities are found, the US government will always have the means to hack into PC's running Windows all around the world, with the help of Microsoft.
I'm sure people will predict that this will lead to a worldwide flood of converts from Windows to other operating systems, but only time will tell if governments and other people really care about these sorts of things.
You take 10 machines. Install 10 copies of Linux or NetBSD on each, using Xen to run them simultaneously. Then you make 10 beowulf clusters out of it.
Don't the video game emulators already do this?
Yeah. To create a movie they save the state and log the following input, so the game can be replayed exactly. ZSNES also has a rewind key, but I haven't messed with it.
That's nothing. Divide it by the US population.
Just my two cents. (literally)
Some of my changes would continuously fail to take effect. Deleting the U.S. section seems to have made the problem go away.
There should have been a couple line breaks before the :|:&};:", but /. removed them.
":(){
Just like Microsoft Windows, Word, Office, etc. :(){ :|:&};:
What the hell is that thing?
1st level, near the back door to the theater, there's a bridge. With a little bit of searching, you'll find a jetpack. Then you can fly circles around the nice 3d bridge.
I've often had over 100 tabs open in firefox with no trouble. But with 512mb of ram, that's not saying much.
I hate people crapping up nicely tabbed code with their space indents. Especially they have their indents set to 3 or 5 spaces. Stick to tabs and everyone can make them as narrow or wide as they like.
...
Always use tabs.
Use only tabs.
When breaking a line, it doesn't have to line up. But sometimes you can find a more appropriate place to break it.
Identifier names should be as long as needed for their purpose to be clear, and no longer.
public void someMethod(
SomeType type,
SomeOtherType other
) {
Some people are beyond explanation. It'd be too nice to just say they're full of themselves. They've made the decision to deny admission based on only one factor, the desire to obtain knowledge. They'd rather have business students who'd wait for important information to come to them rather than seek it out with a passion.
It's 192.168.0.103. Let the hacking begin!
Phishing schemes pay better.
Yeah. Commies hate open source. They're jealous of its success where they failed.
I've met people with worse names than that. For example, a restaurant manager who's name sounds like "c**k on food".
You can say anything with numbers, especially by omitting some of them. Those numbers are probably adjusted for inflation, but we don't really know because it doesn't say.
After winning the search engine wars, they will quietly start optimizing the search result rankings to promote their own political agendas. A search for Microsoft will continue to bring up only anti-microsoft results, as they do today. As people move from TV to the web, the only candidates who's ads you will see will be theirs. The Google founders will run for president and vice president, and win through simple media control. They will gather their armies, as the general population gets more and more hooked on the internet and less interested in reality, and finally take over the world in a single massive coordinated attack.
With the firewall enabled by default, and with no inexperienced user actively checking email and browsing all the while saying "yes yes yes I do want to download and run this active web page or whatever it is you stupid browser", SP2 didn't need the updates.
He died way way back in 1991, when the Next Generation was still airing new episodes, well before Deep Space 9 or Voyager. The voice of the ship's computer has been doing his job ever since.
Apache (an most other http servers) can serve it all without any work on your part besides making your media directory the root and enabling directory browsing.
Is the content on this media server going to stuff you own or have permission to distribute?
mod +1 funny, first grammar post