You can't blame them when the majority of the civilized world used metric weights and measures.
Then again, the majority of the civilized world thinks there is a god or gods... but I should digress here.
In short, workers: please, read the nice specifications - or at the very least the page that said: "All measures are metric. Yes, this applies to you, Cleetus."
When I was watching the movies I noticed that many of the soldier's motion seemed very mechanical. Especially at Helm's Deep, there is at least one archer whose motions are clearly not fluid as a human's. This was duplicated at throughout the movie and Return of the King.
Course, this is better than having six extras in a battle, or copy/pasting the same people over and over.
Funny, I listed that as the thing they _should_ do. Hell, I don't use Windows - what do I care about the sheep that do?
What I do care about are the morons who are too inept to update their computers. The morons who are still forwarding about viruses and who are still vulnerable to Code Red. Its those types of users that make me wish Microsoft thought a little less of its users.
Think of it the same way you think of, say the World's Fair, or a concert. Sure they gouge you for water ($4/half liter vs a buck anywhere else), but you get more than water and plastic for that extra $3: You get a memory of the wonderful event.
Given that, wouldn't you rather "remember" your Apple hardware more often?
Why waste closet space on computers when they could be better used on clothing?;)
Best bet: Stuff the server in the basement. I have mine down there (SMP P3s with 5 hard drives) and I would be astounded if it got over 35C in the past six months. Not to bad considering the temperature outdoors is a balmy -8C.
If you run an X server on your Windows machine (X-Win32, for example) you can start Evolution on a remote machine with ssh forwarding through PuTTY, or with the DISPLAY envvar or --display flag to Evolution.
Are you referencing your comment or the one above it? I feel that if one is going to slander, or "talk shit," if you will, that he or she should take the time to point out to which he or she is referring to.
For example, if I were to say "This poster has no sense of humor." I would have clarify to the reader so he or she doesn't think that I'm talking about myself (which, my therapist tells me is narcisistic and really messed up when she talks about herself in the third person).
I bought a 2x SCSI cd-r for $400 when it came out (it even came with a nice ISA SCSI controller). It took almost 50 minutes to burn 650 meg. A few months later wouldn't you know it, there are 4x IDE, then 8x, 10x. I bought a 10x IDE (SONY CD-RW CRX145E, so says/proc) and its lasted.
The moral of the story is: I'm going to wait for all these corporations to settle out their double density quadroople side, 40,000x, R+/-W and all that jazz before I buy a DVD burner. The bonus is that the price will be low enough that I can afford it (cool deal, huh).
Quite possibly from the ability -- which only I possess -- to read other person's thoughts and join #gentoo-dev.
Now, whoever modded the original to "overrated" ? Oh come on. The connection this "incident" has to Gentoo is that it was a Gentoo rsync mirror. I could see the hype if the machine was under Gentoo control - but seriously now.
Slashdot Mirror
You can't blame them when the majority of the civilized world used metric weights and measures.
Then again, the majority of the civilized world thinks there is a god or gods... but I should digress here.
In short, workers: please, read the nice specifications - or at the very least the page that said: "All measures are metric. Yes, this applies to you, Cleetus."
A real geek always knows where she is on the Internet.
Don't look now, but you just did!
should be modded as redundant.
We should only share what belongs to us. When we buy information-oriented things such as a CD, we don't buy all of it.
The CD is in my possession - I own it, yet I can't do anything with it.
I guess this is there the 1/10th comes into play in the "Possession is 9/10ths of the law."
If you can afford a car with OnStar in it you can afford to pay the monthly fee.
You insensitive clod! I don't celebrate Christmas!
When I was watching the movies I noticed that many of the soldier's motion seemed very mechanical. Especially at Helm's Deep, there is at least one archer whose motions are clearly not fluid as a human's. This was duplicated at throughout the movie and Return of the King.
Course, this is better than having six extras in a battle, or copy/pasting the same people over and over.
Funny, I listed that as the thing they _should_ do. Hell, I don't use Windows - what do I care about the sheep that do?
What I do care about are the morons who are too inept to update their computers. The morons who are still forwarding about viruses and who are still vulnerable to Code Red. Its those types of users that make me wish Microsoft thought a little less of its users.
Think of it the same way you think of, say the World's Fair, or a concert. Sure they gouge you for water ($4/half liter vs a buck anywhere else), but you get more than water and plastic for that extra $3: You get a memory of the wonderful event.
Given that, wouldn't you rather "remember" your Apple hardware more often?
This information (regarding publication) is recounted on the Extended DVD for The Two Towers.
And for caching we all know about memcached, right? slashdot. uses it, and so does Livejournal.
Why waste closet space on computers when they could be better used on clothing? ;)
Best bet: Stuff the server in the basement. I have mine down there (SMP P3s with 5 hard drives) and I would be astounded if it got over 35C in the past six months. Not to bad considering the temperature outdoors is a balmy -8C.
Man it would sure SUCK to host any high traffic mail lists at 1 cent per mail.
Its a sign from above! Repent, ye Red Hat sinner!
If you run an X server on your Windows machine (X-Win32, for example) you can start Evolution on a remote machine with ssh forwarding through PuTTY, or with the DISPLAY envvar or --display flag to Evolution.
So, in fact, you can "run" Evolution on Windows.
I've created my own rules with Evolution which seem to catch 98 out of 100 spams. With a little effort you could write your own rules.
Its stories like this that remind us that Big Brother would chew through any encryption a user might have.
"Oh, 2048 bits? *yawn* We'll have the results for you in a month."
"plz plz plz plz join my team i wan the money so i can git a d8 4 da prom!"
Can't wait to see that from the people who have no idea what encryption is for.
Are you referencing your comment or the one above it? I feel that if one is going to slander, or "talk shit," if you will, that he or she should take the time to point out to which he or she is referring to.
For example, if I were to say "This poster has no sense of humor." I would have clarify to the reader so he or she doesn't think that I'm talking about myself (which, my therapist tells me is narcisistic and really messed up when she talks about herself in the third person).
So please, think of the children!
I bought a 2x SCSI cd-r for $400 when it came out (it even came with a nice ISA SCSI controller). It took almost 50 minutes to burn 650 meg. A few months later wouldn't you know it, there are 4x IDE, then 8x, 10x. I bought a 10x IDE (SONY CD-RW CRX145E, so says /proc) and its lasted.
The moral of the story is: I'm going to wait for all these corporations to settle out their double density quadroople side, 40,000x, R+/-W and all that jazz before I buy a DVD burner. The bonus is that the price will be low enough that I can afford it (cool deal, huh).
This is what got the cracker in (plus the brk kernel thing) into the Gentoo Rsync server. All fixed now tho!
I rest my case.
Quite possibly from the ability -- which only I possess -- to read other person's thoughts and join #gentoo-dev.
Now, whoever modded the original to "overrated" ? Oh come on. The connection this "incident" has to Gentoo is that it was a Gentoo rsync mirror. I could see the hype if the machine was under Gentoo control - but seriously now.
Did you RTFA? _REMOTE_ exploit, not local.