The places with the most economies of scale to take advantage of this are cities (tax credits mean nothing to cities, unless they can sell them) or large livestock farms.
If you want to talk about poop - visit a hog confinement facility.
Hey - if he's happy with what he's getting and is getting by with it, more power to him.
I charge $30/hour for that kind of work and have enough to stay very busy in the evenings and on the weekends. That kind of work, you can price yourself the amount of work that you want.
I've got an NT server that would hang after 2 weeks. I set up an at job to restart that service nightly and do not have that problem.
I've also got several linux servers that just plain run (and some NT/2000 servers as well).
That being said, rebooting sometimes does clear up many evils. We have a speakerphone (around 10 years old - no OS) that just wouldn't work one day. After looking at it, I unplgged it and plugged it back in (I rebooted it!) and it worked. No good reason, it just helps.
Can you get me his number - I'd like to tell him that you're taking advantage of him - doing crap work for $20 flat.
He should be charging at least that much hourly + mileage + beer:)
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So sayeth TykeClone:
Thou shalt reboot from time to time. For thou shalt knoweth that rebooting cureth many kinds of evil. Even unto those things that are not Windows computers, rebooting cures evils.
That's cool - but it will take a long time to put that out on all interstates.
The whole interstate system took 40 years to complete, and they're not likely to tear out functional lanes to embed the required magnets.
This will probably catch on at first as extra lanes in larger cities (like San Diego), but would be very nice for longer trips between those cities - but won't be available for quite some time to do that.
And I'm sure that the markup that they could have received from reselling a Stanley hammer would have exceeded what they made from manufacturing their own.
They're the happiest people I know - just look at Howard Dean!
Seriously though - One can argue whether or not this is a good idea, but they are better than [insert e-voting manufacturer here] in at least trying to be proactive in eliminating problems.
I remember running the lynx browser 10 years ago - at college, I could dial into the Vincent systems and get a shell and run lynx to browse the net. Cool stuff at the time!
The Bush family has a history in the intelligence business. I wouldn't put this past them.
Don't you suppose they'd have done a better job with the forgeries then.
All of this "Bush/Rove planted the forgeries" stuff depends upon CBS or the DNC or whoever believing the documents are real and that the source of the documents isn't trying to fool them.
Who would you rather be - Kerry or Bush if it's disclosed that one of your people made the forgeries?
Like I said, I've got a spamassassin box already set up or I'd look into it.
Most of our spam comes to one or two employees, or to our "garbage" account and doesn't need to be handled anyway.
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If you want to talk about poop - visit a hog confinement facility.
Is it any worse than having the defendant show up with freshly cut hair, a clean shaved face, and in a suit?
Does the jury ever actually see the defendant sitting there (live - not on TV)?
I charge $30/hour for that kind of work and have enough to stay very busy in the evenings and on the weekends. That kind of work, you can price yourself the amount of work that you want.
I've got an NT server that would hang after 2 weeks. I set up an at job to restart that service nightly and do not have that problem.
I've also got several linux servers that just plain run (and some NT/2000 servers as well).
That being said, rebooting sometimes does clear up many evils. We have a speakerphone (around 10 years old - no OS) that just wouldn't work one day. After looking at it, I unplgged it and plugged it back in (I rebooted it!) and it worked. No good reason, it just helps.
He should be charging at least that much hourly + mileage + beer :)
Thou shalt reboot from time to time. For thou shalt knoweth that rebooting cureth many kinds of evil. Even unto those things that are not Windows computers, rebooting cures evils.
Good point. Just was thinking about all of that construction that I've seen this summer and dreading that much more of it.
The whole interstate system took 40 years to complete, and they're not likely to tear out functional lanes to embed the required magnets.
This will probably catch on at first as extra lanes in larger cities (like San Diego), but would be very nice for longer trips between those cities - but won't be available for quite some time to do that.
And I'm sure that the markup that they could have received from reselling a Stanley hammer would have exceeded what they made from manufacturing their own.
Worse - it's like a trip to the DMV!
Which would really suck if you're on the elevator at the time.
Seriously though - One can argue whether or not this is a good idea, but they are better than [insert e-voting manufacturer here] in at least trying to be proactive in eliminating problems.
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Honer's graduate of the George W. Bush school for speling and grammer.
That makes your sig especially funny.
Then you must not be married.
I remember running the lynx browser 10 years ago - at college, I could dial into the Vincent systems and get a shell and run lynx to browse the net. Cool stuff at the time!
I've been using Firefox for a few months and really like the tabbed browsing.
Haven't used safari or konquerer, but have used opera a bit on my Zaurus.
Nothing wrong with that. How does it work?
Do opera and konquerer count as modern browsers then, or was that part of a separate list?
You'd consider Lynx a modern browser?
I don't think that the state utilities board would deny it if it was not contested, but I may be wrong on that.
If it were convincingly proven to me that someone forged these documents with Bush's knowledge - yes.
Consider it done.
What does it say about the moral integrity of those who use what is leaked?
Don't you suppose they'd have done a better job with the forgeries then.
All of this "Bush/Rove planted the forgeries" stuff depends upon CBS or the DNC or whoever believing the documents are real and that the source of the documents isn't trying to fool them.
Who would you rather be - Kerry or Bush if it's disclosed that one of your people made the forgeries?
Like I said, I've got a spamassassin box already set up or I'd look into it. Most of our spam comes to one or two employees, or to our "garbage" account and doesn't need to be handled anyway.