"The current American astronauts are picked for things such as their speaking ability and social skills"
I'd like to see some attribution but it wouldn't surprise me in the least.
Many of the reasons others in this thread are giving for going are primarily social goals eg. "to be in the history books".
I'd go to do the work.
SSRI's are addictive? When did that start? Do they have their own 12th program? Is this, like, documented somewhere?
I've been on and off them a few times (I was on the wrong thing) with nary a problem if done correctly (ie. DON'T DO IT COLD TURKEY or you'll get whopping side effects)
As I walk in the door, I can see the network monitoring station off in the distance. I can see if there's any red lights and if so, go over and investigate. If not, I've got my own monitoring console so I look for any red lights there. Then I open my email and look for my diagnostic emails that would go off if anything's gone messy. Then I check my "situation normal" mail to make sure everything's there. Finally I see if the users are complaining about anything.
Then slashdot, user friendly, roughly drafted, digg, DU for the news.
Then orca and some other diagnostics to check system performance.
I tried on all my boxes (yes, I'm days away from transitioning away from telnet as soon as all the users get a Windows SSH client) and couldn't duplicate the exploit.
That is includes two Solaris 10 boxes.
...and people from other cultures who have different views on eye contact.
Whenever I go in a large department store, I've almost immediately get tailed by security people because I make inappropriate eye contact (or lack of it) with customers, clerks and the security camera.
I'm interested in security (I do something related for a living) and like to see where they've sited their cameras etc.
Specifically, central auditory processing deficits that prevent them from hearing more than one conversation at a time. Hearing the clutter from several competing, but incomprehensible conversations can be distracting.
With paper ballots (as in Canada's X on a slip), scannable hand-marked ballots, and paper receipts, the piece of paper is the legal document of record. With fully electronic voting, the electronic log is the document of record. Easily hacked.
It's reached the point where I refuse to enter a theatre because they're filthy, noisy and smelly. I've got a better sound system at home.
The only movies I'll go to see are ones where it's nice to have a crowd around you eg. kids enjoying a Harry Potter movie or a wide-screen epic that just isn't gonna fit on my poor old 21" Samsung.
Even then, I'll wait 'til the end of a run at a budget theatre when I've got the place pretty much to myself.
Slashdot Mirror
No paper trail, no audit trail and a judge just blocked the release of the report saying so. Diebold machines are similar.
http://www.bradblog.com/?p=6043
"The current American astronauts are picked for things such as their speaking ability and social skills" I'd like to see some attribution but it wouldn't surprise me in the least. Many of the reasons others in this thread are giving for going are primarily social goals eg. "to be in the history books". I'd go to do the work.
SSRI's are addictive? When did that start? Do they have their own 12th program? Is this, like, documented somewhere? I've been on and off them a few times (I was on the wrong thing) with nary a problem if done correctly (ie. DON'T DO IT COLD TURKEY or you'll get whopping side effects)
so you can use ZFS's capabilities.
As I walk in the door, I can see the network monitoring station off in the distance. I can see if there's any red lights and if so, go over and investigate. If not, I've got my own monitoring console so I look for any red lights there. Then I open my email and look for my diagnostic emails that would go off if anything's gone messy. Then I check my "situation normal" mail to make sure everything's there. Finally I see if the users are complaining about anything. Then slashdot, user friendly, roughly drafted, digg, DU for the news. Then orca and some other diagnostics to check system performance.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/ especially Late Breaking News
I tried on all my boxes (yes, I'm days away from transitioning away from telnet as soon as all the users get a Windows SSH client) and couldn't duplicate the exploit. That is includes two Solaris 10 boxes.
I don't believe any Objectivist is going to expect any form of Divine Intervention from the departed spirit of Ayn Rand.
Whenever I go in a large department store, I've almost immediately get tailed by security people because I make inappropriate eye contact (or lack of it) with customers, clerks and the security camera.
I'm interested in security (I do something related for a living) and like to see where they've sited their cameras etc.
I also have issues with eye contact.
as much as it would like to think it is. I'm not aware of any laws abridging speech in Canada other than blatant hate speech.
We're screaming for qualified workers in practically every field.
Specifically, central auditory processing deficits that prevent them from hearing more than one conversation at a time. Hearing the clutter from several competing, but incomprehensible conversations can be distracting.
Managers are not hired for their competence. They are hired for their social skills or their contacts (eg. within the "good ol' boys" network).
...is for every child to get left behind.
confirmed by two-way doppler radar
They're checking the orbit now.
With paper ballots (as in Canada's X on a slip), scannable hand-marked ballots, and paper receipts, the piece of paper is the legal document of record. With fully electronic voting, the electronic log is the document of record. Easily hacked.
It's reached the point where I refuse to enter a theatre because they're filthy, noisy and smelly. I've got a better sound system at home. The only movies I'll go to see are ones where it's nice to have a crowd around you eg. kids enjoying a Harry Potter movie or a wide-screen epic that just isn't gonna fit on my poor old 21" Samsung. Even then, I'll wait 'til the end of a run at a budget theatre when I've got the place pretty much to myself.
This is hardly desktop science. They had a roomful of equipment that seemed to need a hellish amount of cooling.
Here ya go.
http://www.skepticsannotatedbible.com/contra/accou nts.html
DiskSuite has been bundled with the OS since Solaris 8
They rented part of a farmer's field and buried the source code, the tapes and most of the hardware.
net-snmp - free
What's up Gold, about $200.00
You obviously haven't spent any time trying to maintain file systems for mappers. To them, "the map is not the territory" is a logical fallacy.