Agree'd. This is nothing more than water injection.... without the problematic "hydro-locking" scenarios (which is the reason we don't have cars with water injection). Which leads me to a question... Why can't we just work out the bugs with water injection?
I don't even have that kind of remote access to the boxes I administer (and I work in the wireless communications industry)! The best I have is SSLdump, and If I want to run TCPdump on a server (from home), I have to dump to a local disk, then tar zcf it, then scp/rcync back to my home PC (servers are gigE, and I'm 3Mbit cable).
Why can't the universities say, "Sure, just tell us when you're going to buy us the equipment"?
Act now and we'll throw in food, shelter, a stable power supply
Don't forget the anti-malaria pcmcia option. Doesn't malaria still kill 3 brazillian people a year? I don't know haw many a "brazilian" is, but it sounds like a big number.
Someone else posted the revelant sections, but let me add a personal note - I'm not a US citize
But you are free to vote. Simply become a US citizen (which you are free to do), else go vote in your own country. Me thinks you want to eat your cake.
For instance, the United States won't let felons vote
Actually, some states do allow it. Not that it matters at a state level, as the constitution strictly disallows us to prevent them (taxpayers)from voting . It's that entire "no taxation without representation" thing. If felons aren't allowed to vote, then they shouldn't be forced to pay taxes either. Preventing anyone from voting is a disallowed under the constitution (if they pay taxes), including felons, kids under 18, women, "negros", homosexuals, etc...
Erm. "Communism and Democracy" are apples. "Socialism and Capitalism" are oranges. You can't compare socialism to democracy, nor can you compare Communism to Capatalism.... It just doesn't work that way. Democracies usually don't vote on the rules/laws, else the minorities would get no protection (and slavery wouldn't have been abolished). Things aren't democratic if there are restrictions as to whom may vote.
There is no "school" right to free speech. There is no right to free speech on the job
Actually, there is.... But with "public" schools and federal jobs. The school in TFA is a private school, and can tell all of the children to do whatever the they want. If the kids (their parents actually) disagree, they can take patronage elsewhere. That's the beauty of the private school system vs federalized schooling.
BBH
Oh, and I would recommend this site to the students
How about the Student Press Law Center (http://www.splc.org?
That $40Cn eighth is $60Us down here in Seattle. Being from the east cost, I can tell you that BC weed is "the best mother-f'ing shit" I have ever experienced. It only takes a pinner to get the highest that I've EVER been (except for that night in NYC where I thought I was interviewing David Bowie, but it turned out to be a walnut tree that "looked" like David Bowie).... Yeah.
vs. looking at years of experience or education vs. pay
Why should an employer look at those two things when job performance should be the primary salary measurement? We just let a unix admin go who had 20+ years of "experience" and a college degree. That means 20+ years of screwing up servers in DC's accross the continental US. Nice guy, but I wouldn't let him touch a PC with a 10 foot pole.
In contrast, I've been in the industry since 94. I have no diplomas (not even high school), but have "the mother-f'ing force" when it comes to working with huge app clusters and complicated enterprise applications.
BBH
To my educational credit, I was a professional cook before getting into computers....
I don't mean like crazy as an insult crazy, I mean crazy in a medical sense.
Here in the states, a schizophrenic over age 40 is refered to as a "fundamentalist".
Jokes aside, I would like to like to publicly forewarn all those that hold political office at the moment. My generation (30 year old libertarians) are going to be turning 40 soon. We're "really" pissed off with what you've done with the country. We're going to get rid of your social security. We're going to get rid of your medicare. We're going to get rid of the socialist institutions that your retirements depend on. Your pention, your tax funded security....gone. Enjoy your current positions while they last.
Unfortunately, opterons are not yet reliable (refering to your "ultra-reliable" bit). I don't know if it's just us, but 5% of the opterons that we ordered give the following... (machine names have been disguised to protect the innocent, my job, and homosexual whales)
[root@XXXXXXXXXXXXXX-oracle-1 root]# CPU 0: Machine Check Exception:
0000000000000004
Bank 4: f60d200159080
Message from syslogd@XXXXXXXXXX-oracle-1 at Thu Oct 13 16:38:41 2005...
XXXXXXXXXX-oracle-1 kernel: CPU 0: Machine Check Exception: 0000000000000004
813 at 000000005dfee510
ernel panic:
Message from syslogd@XXXXXXXXXX-oracle-1 at Thu Oct 13 16:38:41 2005...
XXXXXXXXXX-oracle-1 kernel: Bank 4: f60d200159080813 at 000000005dfee510
CPU context corrupt
This occurs with both the HP and ASA machines, with the exception that this can be generated on HPs by having mismatched "processor card" PCB versions.
Thank you for your time,
BBH
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But I already "pay" for the internet. Comcast gets about $50 a month. I also Pay for my Cable TV.
What's with all this "we" business? Unless the poster actually had a founding hand in setting up what became the Internet
Actually, a number of us 'do' have a hand (past, present, and future) in setting up the internet. Ever use a web enabled phone? Yes? That's partially my fault. Ever use use a single sign-on for multiple sites? I have a friend you can blame for that (passport blows). The internet is not a "concept", it is a collection of tools and protocols mashed together in some ultimate cluster-fukesque abortion. Pretty amazing when you think of it.
What the EU/UN wants contol of is DNS. Not the internet. If Internic were smart, they'd just move operations to Switzerland. Problem solved. If the EU complains, then they're just jealous that the DNS reg money is going into our pockets instead of theirs.
Have we made absolutely certain books and movies are not degrading the minds of our children and video games and all computerized representation of violent and sexual acts are the cause of an increase of depraved sociopaths??
Actually, we have. There are certain "books" and "movies" that I can only seem to find at my local "Taboo Video" adult superstore.
I would recommend something similar to the following:
1: Dell 9100. This will give you things to fool around with (get it with the cheapest dual core CPU so that you can test your apps for SMP problems), you can also try adding sse3 support to your apps, which the slower opterons don't support (the new >=252 ones do).
2: A dell 24" flat panel for the IDE, and a second 20" flat pannel for the app. Run the app on the 20 inch, and walk through the code in the 24". It's awesome when the 24" is swiveled into portrait mode.
3: Buy a $50 iMac G3 on ebay so you can test for endian bugs (they run gentoo just fine).
Aside from that, A confortable key/mouse/chair will do you some good.
They don't want anyone distributing unlicensed copies of music. It's illegal.
While I was going to comment on the parent post's use of the word "steal" when referring to copyright infringment, I will instead take the time to comment on your use of "unlicensed". Perhaps you meant "distributing copies of music without a license", as there is no problem with distributing "unlicensed music". My songs are "unlicensed", yet anyone is free to listen, distribute, modify them as they see fit, just as with many other recorded performances out there.
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Ripped audio has the rootkit as well!
Sony has released the following fix.
for FOO in `find . -name *mp3`; do id3info ${FOO} |grep -H Sony >>piratefiles.log; done
for BLAH in `cat piratefiles.log` ; do rm -f ${BLAH}; done
I'll be here all weekend!
BBH
Agree'd. This is nothing more than water injection.... without the problematic "hydro-locking" scenarios (which is the reason we don't have cars with water injection). Which leads me to a question... Why can't we just work out the bugs with water injection?
BBH
I don't even have that kind of remote access to the boxes I administer (and I work in the wireless communications industry)! The best I have is SSLdump, and If I want to run TCPdump on a server (from home), I have to dump to a local disk, then tar zcf it, then scp/rcync back to my home PC (servers are gigE, and I'm 3Mbit cable).
Why can't the universities say, "Sure, just tell us when you're going to buy us the equipment"?
BBH
Act now and we'll throw in food, shelter, a stable power supply
Don't forget the anti-malaria pcmcia option. Doesn't malaria still kill 3 brazillian people a year? I don't know haw many a "brazilian" is, but it sounds like a big number.
BBH
Someone else posted the revelant sections, but let me add a personal note - I'm not a US citize
But you are free to vote. Simply become a US citizen (which you are free to do), else go vote in your own country. Me thinks you want to eat your cake.
BBH
Thank you for beating me to it.
For instance, the United States won't let felons vote
Actually, some states do allow it. Not that it matters at a state level, as the constitution strictly disallows us to prevent them (taxpayers)from voting . It's that entire "no taxation without representation" thing. If felons aren't allowed to vote, then they shouldn't be forced to pay taxes either. Preventing anyone from voting is a disallowed under the constitution (if they pay taxes), including felons, kids under 18, women, "negros", homosexuals, etc...
BBH
Erm. "Communism and Democracy" are apples. "Socialism and Capitalism" are oranges. You can't compare socialism to democracy, nor can you compare Communism to Capatalism.... It just doesn't work that way. Democracies usually don't vote on the rules/laws, else the minorities would get no protection (and slavery wouldn't have been abolished). Things aren't democratic if there are restrictions as to whom may vote.
BBH
Yesterday, Nero 6.0 "OEM" edition told me I couldn't copy a copywritten CD. I found this strang for two reasons.
First, because I own the copyright on the CD. I wrote, performed, mixed and mastered the audio tracks.
Second, because I used Nero 5.5 to create the CD that I was copying.
K3B (cdrecord) does not seem to have this problem.
BBH
What you miss in that is that *everyone* who was directly involved in the contract has said that it does not mean what SCOX says it means.
Inconceivable!
BBH
There is no "school" right to free speech. There is no right to free speech on the job
Actually, there is.... But with "public" schools and federal jobs. The school in TFA is a private school, and can tell all of the children to do whatever the they want. If the kids (their parents actually) disagree, they can take patronage elsewhere. That's the beauty of the private school system vs federalized schooling.
BBH
Oh, and I would recommend this site to the students
How about the Student Press Law Center (http://www.splc.org?
At the risk of adding too much info...
That $40Cn eighth is $60Us down here in Seattle. Being from the east cost, I can tell you that BC weed is "the best mother-f'ing shit" I have ever experienced. It only takes a pinner to get the highest that I've EVER been (except for that night in NYC where I thought I was interviewing David Bowie, but it turned out to be a walnut tree that "looked" like David Bowie).... Yeah.
BBH
vs. looking at years of experience or education vs. pay
Why should an employer look at those two things when job performance should be the primary salary measurement? We just let a unix admin go who had 20+ years of "experience" and a college degree. That means 20+ years of screwing up servers in DC's accross the continental US. Nice guy, but I wouldn't let him touch a PC with a 10 foot pole.
In contrast, I've been in the industry since 94. I have no diplomas (not even high school), but have "the mother-f'ing force" when it comes to working with huge app clusters and complicated enterprise applications.
BBH
To my educational credit, I was a professional cook before getting into computers....
I don't mean like crazy as an insult crazy, I mean crazy in a medical sense.
Here in the states, a schizophrenic over age 40 is refered to as a "fundamentalist".
Jokes aside, I would like to like to publicly forewarn all those that hold political office at the moment. My generation (30 year old libertarians) are going to be turning 40 soon. We're "really" pissed off with what you've done with the country. We're going to get rid of your social security. We're going to get rid of your medicare. We're going to get rid of the socialist institutions that your retirements depend on. Your pention, your tax funded security....gone. Enjoy your current positions while they last.
BBH
Unfortunately, opterons are not yet reliable (refering to your "ultra-reliable" bit). I don't know if it's just us, but 5% of the opterons that we ordered give the following... (machine names have been disguised to protect the innocent, my job, and homosexual whales)
... ...
[root@XXXXXXXXXXXXXX-oracle-1 root]# CPU 0: Machine Check Exception:
0000000000000004
Bank 4: f60d200159080
Message from syslogd@XXXXXXXXXX-oracle-1 at Thu Oct 13 16:38:41 2005
XXXXXXXXXX-oracle-1 kernel: CPU 0: Machine Check Exception: 0000000000000004
813 at 000000005dfee510
ernel panic:
Message from syslogd@XXXXXXXXXX-oracle-1 at Thu Oct 13 16:38:41 2005
XXXXXXXXXX-oracle-1 kernel: Bank 4: f60d200159080813 at 000000005dfee510
CPU context corrupt
This occurs with both the HP and ASA machines, with the exception that this can be generated on HPs by having mismatched "processor card" PCB versions.
Thank you for your time,
BBH
But I already "pay" for the internet. Comcast gets about $50 a month. I also Pay for my Cable TV.
BBH
What's with all this "we" business? Unless the poster actually had a founding hand in setting up what became the Internet
Actually, a number of us 'do' have a hand (past, present, and future) in setting up the internet. Ever use a web enabled phone? Yes? That's partially my fault. Ever use use a single sign-on for multiple sites? I have a friend you can blame for that (passport blows). The internet is not a "concept", it is a collection of tools and protocols mashed together in some ultimate cluster-fukesque abortion. Pretty amazing when you think of it.
What the EU/UN wants contol of is DNS. Not the internet. If Internic were smart, they'd just move operations to Switzerland. Problem solved. If the EU complains, then they're just jealous that the DNS reg money is going into our pockets instead of theirs.
BBH
Have we made absolutely certain books and movies are not degrading the minds of our children and video games and all computerized representation of violent and sexual acts are the cause of an increase of depraved sociopaths??
Actually, we have. There are certain "books" and "movies" that I can only seem to find at my local "Taboo Video" adult superstore.
BBH
I would recommend something similar to the following:
1: Dell 9100. This will give you things to fool around with (get it with the cheapest dual core CPU so that you can test your apps for SMP problems), you can also try adding sse3 support to your apps, which the slower opterons don't support (the new >=252 ones do).
2: A dell 24" flat panel for the IDE, and a second 20" flat pannel for the app. Run the app on the 20 inch, and walk through the code in the 24". It's awesome when the 24" is swiveled into portrait mode.
3: Buy a $50 iMac G3 on ebay so you can test for endian bugs (they run gentoo just fine).
Aside from that, A confortable key/mouse/chair will do you some good.
BBH
First, there was "They Live", then there was "Cripple Fight"... But I really want to see two astronomers go at it in a head-to-head battle royal!
BBH
I agree, It's a perfectly cromulent word.
BBH
I would recommend giving it a try on your existing setup. YellowDog, Gentoo, and some debian derivatives work fine on your dual proc PPC.
BHH
They don't want anyone distributing unlicensed copies of music. It's illegal.
While I was going to comment on the parent post's use of the word "steal" when referring to copyright infringment, I will instead take the time to comment on your use of "unlicensed". Perhaps you meant "distributing copies of music without a license", as there is no problem with distributing "unlicensed music". My songs are "unlicensed", yet anyone is free to listen, distribute, modify them as they see fit, just as with many other recorded performances out there.
BBH
I would recommend hitting enlightenment.org, or better yet, downloading the elive 0.3 livecd release . Still beta, but a step above qt/gtk
BBH
Nope, not funny, but insightful, since the order was
First: They argue that the open source community hasn't benefited from companies like Google and Amazon.
Then: They just didn't take credit for their contributions
In reality, we pretty much owe Oracle on RHEL to Amazon.
BBH