Wasn't 'Apollo' considered the sun. Remember, this wasn't just a 'naming convention' but actual mythology. Apollo drove the chariot of the sun across the sky. Mars, the god of war, appeared in certain places at certain times, same with Venus.
Now that Roman mythology isn't really considered religion (outside of Berkeley) it can be a nice tradition. I mean, it's not lik the Inuit have really contributed to Western Culture except for, I guess, hockey and lacrosse.
I hear they're going to adopt the new distance measures 'hither' and 'yonder' so normal folks will have a better understanding, at least in galactic terms, of where things are.
NJ has little concern over laws.
After all, the State Supreme Court replaced Torricelli on the ballot with Lautenberg, even though there was no legal grounds for such a decision.
Paying them would probably make them treat you nice, though.
Why are they deciding who gets to broadcast over what frequency. It's not like they could stop you if you decided to start transmitting with a bunch of stuff from Radio Shack? What's this country coming to?
He's not the one 'throwing dirt on the floor', he's just cleaning up. It's whoever purchased the system that's doing the dirt throwing. His job is to clean up. If he can make a good business case, that's great. However, an admin who says they can help cut admin costs is digging someone's grave.
Easy there, cowboy. I'm not an apologist for the writer, I'm just pointing out what he said. Heck, if you're spending $3K, what's a 10% increase to prevent failure? I was also ticked about the lack of OS explanation other than "Linux won't cut it." For what they ultimately achieved, you could get fairly comparable results with a well tweaked setup from mwave.com. (Which is basically what they did.)
In the article, they point out that RAID will only help if a drive fails on its own, and not if there's a MB failure or some other badness. And one of the points was they were going for a cheap offering. Adding more stuff means adding more $$$$. Obviously, you're free to do whatever you'd like.
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it cuts the value of the Internet from minimal to nil for an entire day.
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Wasn't 'Apollo' considered the sun. Remember, this wasn't just a 'naming convention' but actual mythology. Apollo drove the chariot of the sun across the sky. Mars, the god of war, appeared in certain places at certain times, same with Venus.
Now that Roman mythology isn't really considered religion (outside of Berkeley) it can be a nice tradition. I mean, it's not lik the Inuit have really contributed to Western Culture except for, I guess, hockey and lacrosse.
"FAR" is a very vague thing in space.
I hear they're going to adopt the new distance measures 'hither' and 'yonder' so normal folks will have a better understanding, at least in galactic terms, of where things are.
Actually, the dog remains stationary, it's the rest of the planet that moves...
NJ has little concern over laws. After all, the State Supreme Court replaced Torricelli on the ballot with Lautenberg, even though there was no legal grounds for such a decision. Paying them would probably make them treat you nice, though.
If Yahoo! & AOL worked together on this, then @ least all mail going between those 2 sites could be verified.
But what about IP spoofing?
I wonder if those guys model themselves on agent smith -- try to look like him, imitate his mannerisms, setc.
I'm sure they have nothing better to do than worry about how they're dressed.
...is it really about the story or just trying to show how slash whips phpNuke's ass?
In case you still don't get it, that's 45 hours of HIGH QUALITY PORN. I mean, that's almost as good as the real thing, right?
Maybe for you.
Exactly.
Problems you'd like to have.
In the article, they say they only need $5-10K.
No Uncle Billy's got bigger pockets than that.
Let's see, set up a PayPal account, or take 200 Large from the clean-smelling, pasty dude.
The government prints money, it doesn't generate money.
The idea to successfully leech is to keep the host alive, not to kill it.
Thus taking away the only relatively anonymous system of transportation we have.
;-)
There's still the horse.
Didn't they do this in The Italian Job?
they're practising their tried and true method of "throw enough shit against the wall and some of it will stick"
Like the fucking tablet PC.
What a joke.
2001, just like the movie... Oh, wait.
Why are they deciding who gets to broadcast over what frequency.
It's not like they could stop you if you decided to start transmitting with a bunch of stuff from Radio Shack?
What's this country coming to?
Slackware dying?
Who are you? Stephen King?
this is energy, not matter
What's the difference?
Ever read Einstein and Infeld?
That's a lot of stuff to locate, prepare, organize, etc. and does cost money.
I wonder if he could cat the linux.os newsgroup into a LaTex doc?
Would probably save time.
He's not the one 'throwing dirt on the floor', he's just cleaning up.
It's whoever purchased the system that's doing the dirt throwing.
His job is to clean up.
If he can make a good business case, that's great.
However, an admin who says they can help cut admin costs is digging someone's grave.
It's called Job Security.
Hint: You don't have to like it.
Easy there, cowboy. I'm not an apologist for the writer, I'm just pointing out what he said.
Heck, if you're spending $3K, what's a 10% increase to prevent failure?
I was also ticked about the lack of OS explanation other than "Linux won't cut it."
For what they ultimately achieved, you could get fairly comparable results with a well tweaked setup from mwave.com. (Which is basically what they did.)
In the article, they point out that RAID will only help if a drive fails on its own, and not if there's a MB failure or some other badness.
And one of the points was they were going for a cheap offering. Adding more stuff means adding more $$$$.
Obviously, you're free to do whatever you'd like.
I'm tired of my cell service and just want to put my wireless number on a landline. Or better yet, put my wireless number on a vonage line.
;-)
Sorry. You'll have to wait for more legislation.