Nice BS political troll combining the little shoe explosion (which most probably had no room for a foot) with that much larger plane explosion.
Let me get this right. I posted a video that provides a compelling reason for why they justify the search. In return, you have the audacity to call ME a troll?
And where in my post did I say I agreed with this approach? I never did FYI.
Also those are reactors that run on Uranium that is only weakly enriched and cannot be used for weapons.
Yes it can!
Ever heard of a "dirty bomb"? Cleanup would be a bitch, but the socioeconomic impact would be devastating. Hell, i'd wager the US media would PAY for an event like this. Nothing like a good story to bring in the ratings.
Given the amount of anti-Americanism fostered in college campuses around the country, the chance for another "Timothy McVeigh vigilantism" (in the form of a dirty weapon) even rises the possibility for such an attack.
I do hope this material is kept under lock-and-key as every says it is. I'll just have to take their word for it...
And if their lawyers tell them to go ahead, then what?
I'm not saying they did or didn't. But I agree with the parent in that the Telco's are getting fucked sideways by our government. And remember, these are civilian corporate intuitions. It's not like this is a politically motivated game for them. They're trying to run a business to make a profit, not partake in legislature!
Except that the President can't start a war. The right to declare war is given to Congress alone.
The president has the executive legal authority to use military force. Only congress however can "officially" declare war. As I know, only when congress makes an official declaration, you can start drafting.
Remember the bombing of the aspirin factory and Mogadishu under the Clinton administration? Yup, that was perfectly legal too.
And if that wasn't enough, even more bandwidth can be freed up by moving your network to Switched Video technology. Time Warner Cable has already made the transition in Austin, TX for example.
As I know, you want the ability to check your file system in case of a dirty shutdown. For example, if you still have data in RAM pending write-backs to the drive and have a power failure; it would be a good idea to check the partition for data corruption. Luckily most modern file systems are "journaling" which helps prevent against corruption. Either the data has been committed, or it hasn't.
Obviously Brazil doesn't want to frighten away foreign investers, but their actions were rather harsh I thought. But hey, it's their laws and they can enforce them anyway they wish. Hell, they can kick them out of the country and you wouldn't get an argument from me.
The question everyone should ask is this: Was this a wise move to act so harshly to enforce this law? Keeping foreign investors while keeping them in-line with the law ought to take a more diplomatic approach IMHO.
Because that doesn't fit the liberal anti-war template. Thank God we arn't fighting WW2 with today's media and technology, cause we would have lost that war long ago!
I did click and it was NOT about the "phony soldiers". Try again.
Yes, yes it was. That link was an example of a "phony soldier".
You are clearly ignorant of the whole smear campaign and thus not intellectually qualified to comment. So let me help you educate yourself here. Oh, and don't get caught up in the whole pluralality of the "phony soldiers" comment. That's how Limbaughs comments were taken out of context thanks to Media Matters.
Perhaps DDR3 ECC is not supported because the memory controller (North Bridge) can't up with the increase in calculation overhead that is necessary. I wouldn't think that would be the issue if all ECC calculations are a synchronous event with memory read/write operations.
What exactly was so offensive about MoveOn.org's ad campaign [moveon.org] in the first place?
Oh I dunno. Maybe the fact it was a tasteless attack on an honorable four star general! Never mind that he was also confirmed in the Senate 81-0 on Jan 2007.
Sorry, but the vast majority of America knows how kooky MoveOn.org and Daily Kos are. It's too late for them. Politically, they're a bunch of rats doing down a sinking ship. Ideologically speaking that is...
You sir, would be correct. I found the documentation on Intel's website. Found in 31846901.pdf section 3.3 titled ECC Support.
For DDR3 the X38 Express Chipset does NOT support ECC, does not support ECC unbuffered DIMMs, and it does not support any memory configuration that mixes non- ECC with ECC un-buffered DIMMs.
For DDR2 the X38 Express Chipset does support ECC and ECC un-buffered DIMMs but it does NOT support any memory configuration that mixes non-ECC with ECC unbuffered DIMMs.
Damn, that blows. And shame on Asus for false documentation!
It's about damn time. I've looked all over the net to find an official answer. Not even Intel's webpage mentions anything about the X38 supporting ECC. So, I downloaded the manual for the Asus P5E3 Deluxe board. From page 2-13 of the PDF document.
You may install 512, 1GB, and 2GB unbuffered ECC, non-ECC DDR3 DIMMs into the DIMM sockets.
To Intel and vendors: How bloody hard is to include "supports ECC" in your online product summary?
Didn't China whack one of their weather satellites with a missile not too long ago?
Point being, even after a satellite has been destroyed, the shrapnel (debris) can remain in orbit and pelt/damage other satellites in the general orbital area. Unless you want to deal with all sorts of technical gremlins to hash out, the last thing you want is for your satellites to be damaged with space junk.
The cynic says it will make for the perfect "Alcatraz". I mean, what a great place to send all the worlds most hardened criminals. Should anyone happen to break free, they still have to manage crossing over 238,000 miles of void to get back to Earth.
Oh, and if something goes wrong and people die; who cares. Just a bunch of murders and rapists that should have died long ago anyways...
I remember when DVD players launched at $600 and then hovered around $400. Today, you can get a Coby brand DVD player for $29.99 MSRP. Cheaper yet, I could purchase a DVD player for just under 5 US dollars while in Shanghai.
Besides, why shouldn't the early adopter manufactures not make a profit? I know I'd milk this market for as long as I could...until the Chinese come in and undercutted me.
I predict that the FAA will ban any and all devices that use lithium ion battery technology. They can't risk one of these devices turning into something of Thermite while in flight.
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RC = Release Candidate. I suspect 0 means it's their first candidate.
Keep in mind that with Microsoft, an RC version fits between Beta and Final.
Nice BS political troll combining the little shoe explosion (which most probably had no room for a foot) with that much larger plane explosion.
Let me get this right. I posted a video that provides a compelling reason for why they justify the search. In return, you have the audacity to call ME a troll?
And where in my post did I say I agreed with this approach? I never did FYI.
FYI this is why they check our shoes for explosives. Notice the sheet metal: The explosion literally rips a hole through it!
Yes it can!
Ever heard of a "dirty bomb"? Cleanup would be a bitch, but the socioeconomic impact would be devastating. Hell, i'd wager the US media would PAY for an event like this. Nothing like a good story to bring in the ratings.
Given the amount of anti-Americanism fostered in college campuses around the country, the chance for another "Timothy McVeigh vigilantism" (in the form of a dirty weapon) even rises the possibility for such an attack.
I do hope this material is kept under lock-and-key as every says it is. I'll just have to take their word for it...
And if their lawyers tell them to go ahead, then what?
I'm not saying they did or didn't. But I agree with the parent in that the Telco's are getting fucked sideways by our government. And remember, these are civilian corporate intuitions. It's not like this is a politically motivated game for them. They're trying to run a business to make a profit, not partake in legislature!
The president has the executive legal authority to use military force. Only congress however can "officially" declare war. As I know, only when congress makes an official declaration, you can start drafting.
Remember the bombing of the aspirin factory and Mogadishu under the Clinton administration? Yup, that was perfectly legal too.
SCOTUS can still review the issue.
...they censor YOU!
Correct.
And if that wasn't enough, even more bandwidth can be freed up by moving your network to Switched Video technology. Time Warner Cable has already made the transition in Austin, TX for example.
I'm not sure I understand.
As I know, you want the ability to check your file system in case of a dirty shutdown. For example, if you still have data in RAM pending write-backs to the drive and have a power failure; it would be a good idea to check the partition for data corruption. Luckily most modern file systems are "journaling" which helps prevent against corruption. Either the data has been committed, or it hasn't.
Obviously Brazil doesn't want to frighten away foreign investers, but their actions were rather harsh I thought. But hey, it's their laws and they can enforce them anyway they wish. Hell, they can kick them out of the country and you wouldn't get an argument from me.
The question everyone should ask is this: Was this a wise move to act so harshly to enforce this law? Keeping foreign investors while keeping them in-line with the law ought to take a more diplomatic approach IMHO.
I know that port 7777 is used, but there also others too. Anyone know exactly what ports are used by UT3 so I can setup a server behind my router?
Because that doesn't fit the liberal anti-war template. Thank God we arn't fighting WW2 with today's media and technology, cause we would have lost that war long ago!
I did click and it was NOT about the "phony soldiers". Try again.
Yes, yes it was. That link was an example of a "phony soldier".
You are clearly ignorant of the whole smear campaign and thus not intellectually qualified to comment. So let me help you educate yourself here. Oh, and don't get caught up in the whole pluralality of the "phony soldiers" comment. That's how Limbaughs comments were taken out of context thanks to Media Matters.
Perhaps DDR3 ECC is not supported because the memory controller (North Bridge) can't up with the increase in calculation overhead that is necessary. I wouldn't think that would be the issue if all ECC calculations are a synchronous event with memory read/write operations.
Just a guess.
About those "phony soldiers". If you can't handle the truth, don't click.
If you can however, watch this too.
Bush is the ultimate Republican
He ranks high up there on the list, but he isn't the "ultimate". That title goes to Ronald Reagan among fellow Republicans.
What exactly was so offensive about MoveOn.org's ad campaign [moveon.org] in the first place?
Oh I dunno. Maybe the fact it was a tasteless attack on an honorable four star general! Never mind that he was also confirmed in the Senate 81-0 on Jan 2007.
Sorry, but the vast majority of America knows how kooky MoveOn.org and Daily Kos are. It's too late for them. Politically, they're a bunch of rats doing down a sinking ship. Ideologically speaking that is...
Damn, that blows. And shame on Asus for false documentation!
To Intel and vendors: How bloody hard is to include "supports ECC" in your online product summary?
Didn't China whack one of their weather satellites with a missile not too long ago?
Point being, even after a satellite has been destroyed, the shrapnel (debris) can remain in orbit and pelt/damage other satellites in the general orbital area. Unless you want to deal with all sorts of technical gremlins to hash out, the last thing you want is for your satellites to be damaged with space junk.
The cynic says it will make for the perfect "Alcatraz". I mean, what a great place to send all the worlds most hardened criminals. Should anyone happen to break free, they still have to manage crossing over 238,000 miles of void to get back to Earth.
Oh, and if something goes wrong and people die; who cares. Just a bunch of murders and rapists that should have died long ago anyways...
Oh please!
I remember when DVD players launched at $600 and then hovered around $400. Today, you can get a Coby brand DVD player for $29.99 MSRP. Cheaper yet, I could purchase a DVD player for just under 5 US dollars while in Shanghai.
Besides, why shouldn't the early adopter manufactures not make a profit? I know I'd milk this market for as long as I could...until the Chinese come in and undercutted me.
I predict that the FAA will ban any and all devices that use lithium ion battery technology. They can't risk one of these devices turning into something of Thermite while in flight.
Maybe. Or, it could be that the higher the temp in your brain, the greater metabolism has effect with neural firing.