I liked the TRS-80, but my budget said Vic-20.
Later I got a TRS-80 Pocket Computer.
Then several Apple II+ clones.
After several years a Zenith SuperSport laptop.
Then came the PC parade, XT, AT, 386, 486, PI, PII, PIII...*sigh
Oh come on, send a funny message like "help I am stuck in here let me out" or that favorite "I have with me $50,000 in cash buried in here with me" and then just have a note pinned on your corpse that says "Phyche!"
Oh yeah, hahahahahahahaha to anyone who does not have virus scanning, patching and policies in place.
P.S. I really don't want to sound mean but hahahahahahahahahaha.
Decameron81, I understand what your saying but I believe that the spirit of what Russ suggested was suggesting was not to fine for cutting edge holes but to fine if known holes are not patched right away.
So we're not just talking about a nice house that has been maintained but something built and lacking patches. Perhaps even something abandoned.
In my neighbourhood if your house (read:server) can not be protected and you are an absentee landlord then when someone makes a complaint the following happens.
Neighbours lodge complaint.
Sheriff surveys the house and determines status.
Sheriff locates owner and force them to clean up.
Sheriff revisits and revisits house status.
If no action taken Sheriff has it boarded up.
An invoice for work added to tax bill.
Sheriff revisits and revisits house status.
If no action taken Court will step in.
If house determined to be a risk then bulldoze.
Problem solved.
If your house is made up of lots and lots of Windows, I suggest third party bricks.
I like Russ's idea, it has nothing to do with suing the people who let thieves in their house.
Russ's idea is more like suing people who let their house turn into a crack house.
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I liked the TRS-80, but my budget said Vic-20. Later I got a TRS-80 Pocket Computer. Then several Apple II+ clones. After several years a Zenith SuperSport laptop. Then came the PC parade, XT, AT, 386, 486, PI, PII, PIII ...*sigh
I'd like to see humans that speak using this language write code. It would probably look like music with notes, bars, etc.
Hey, didn't I see that in Judge Dredd and it was running Windows too. Hmmmm explains the crashing in midair.
What a marketing budget, we can't even send out flyers without a beating from the Accounting Trolls.
Oh come on, send a funny message like "help I am stuck in here let me out" or that favorite "I have with me $50,000 in cash buried in here with me" and then just have a note pinned on your corpse that says "Phyche!"
*sigh* yep.
hey we have a sco386 server that runs a really really old marketing program. Will SCO pay us also?
I sat in the front row at the IMAX version of "Revoltions" and it made my brain melt. NASCAR goooood.. droool..
It squeaks but supports my ass nicely. It's about 50+ years old, so it's old.
Oh yeah, hahahahahahahaha to anyone who does not have virus scanning, patching and policies in place. P.S. I really don't want to sound mean but hahahahahahahahahaha.
I agree, Bureaucracy breeds inefficiency.
Decameron81, I understand what your saying but I believe that the spirit of what Russ suggested was suggesting was not to fine for cutting edge holes but to fine if known holes are not patched right away. So we're not just talking about a nice house that has been maintained but something built and lacking patches. Perhaps even something abandoned. In my neighbourhood if your house (read:server) can not be protected and you are an absentee landlord then when someone makes a complaint the following happens. Neighbours lodge complaint. Sheriff surveys the house and determines status. Sheriff locates owner and force them to clean up. Sheriff revisits and revisits house status. If no action taken Sheriff has it boarded up. An invoice for work added to tax bill. Sheriff revisits and revisits house status. If no action taken Court will step in. If house determined to be a risk then bulldoze. Problem solved. If your house is made up of lots and lots of Windows, I suggest third party bricks.
I like Russ's idea, it has nothing to do with suing the people who let thieves in their house. Russ's idea is more like suing people who let their house turn into a crack house.
Somebody's been watching Lexx, time to break out the big Moths.
That's 5 years to develop your craft, train your crew and stop thinking your Jimmy Neutron.
I think the question is if the robot is "fully" functional? nudge nudge wink wink. I mean is the robot a go'er?
Keep it simple stupid.
And if you still want your plane.
http://www.buran.ru
Oh, doh! not fast enough, I want my icecream now!