I have family that works in this very exact field (For the Navy on the aircraft launch systems). This thing MAY work at some point, but boy is it not ready for prime time.
The same way that being beaten up by 1 person is not good and by 5 people is no better. You are using a false diagram of rationality. Both are offenses. Just because both exist does not make one more right than the other.
Had you read the previous posts by myself and others that mentioned this already, you'd have saved the time of commenting. A packaging system does not an OS make. SUSE is based on Slackware. PClinuxOS uses.deb files, but is based on Mandriva. Red Hat uses YUM but is not YellowDog...
Make the penalty appropriate. The fine should be the salary and benefits valuation for the employee/H1-B in question. Also, as there is an allotment of H1-B visas per company, they should lose that visa and now be allowed to hire any more on visa for five years from the last infraction.
We should also do away with job shopping visas. There should NEVER be an immigrant visa system where someone is brought here to then find a job when the purpose was to fill a niche that cannot be filled locally.
I propose a different system:
H1-B visas should be for the best of the best from any another nation, where the person wants either experience or citizenship. If they can remain here for some period of time (2-5yrs, depending on visa), not commit any crime, pay all their taxes and establish themselves here, they should be granted citizenship or asked to leave if they refuse it, without the ability to return on a work visa for the same term as their original one.
Make it an express lane to get talented, law abiding people from other nations to fill the gaps in our ability and not job shoppers from India, Sri Lanka, Russia, China, Australia, England, or wherever.
I'm using exact, measured and explicit definitions. My mom calls the box with the components her hard drive. That doesn't mean, no matter how many times she says so, that she is correct.
Reductio ad absurdum. Linux is the kernel. You can have a Linux OS, that is, an OS based upon the Linux kernel. This is not MY definition, but a common one. Your lack of awareness or understanding of it is no more my concern than whether or not you understand weather patterns or think that dancing will bring rain.
Windows 7 offered by Compaq (An HP Company) IS a different OS from Windows Vista offered by Compaq OR Dell. They do not use the same Kernel. This is the same as Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 update 7 is a different OS than Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 update 2 x64. They may be based upon the same general fabric, but they are not "The Same OS."
If you do not believe me, try installing files that were specific to that OS and see how well that goes. While you are at it, download a Windows 3.11 for Workgroups program and see how well it works on Windows Server 2008.
As for the Dell Keybind utility; If you cannot discern the difference between a program and a user space, that is the fault of your educators and not mine.
A distribution IS an operating system, more so than the kernel is. The kernel is the kernel. Wrap a kernel with a user space, libraries, etc and you have an OS.
By that logic, then Red Hat is Yellow Dog, because they use YUM, and PCLinuxOS is Debian, even though they use.deb files on a Mandriva based OS.
Package management similarities are not what make the core of the OS.
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Not anymore. Linus dropped the branches between "Experimental" and release. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel#Version_numbering
I have family that works in this very exact field (For the Navy on the aircraft launch systems). This thing MAY work at some point, but boy is it not ready for prime time.
Depends on the services.......
You read that Constitution and let me know what you find.
Not really. Again....You may make your life easier with a car, but it is not required like oxygen, water and food.
They are taxing you on life now.
Let me rephrase.....it is not Constitutional to be forced to buy those services.
The same way that being beaten up by 1 person is not good and by 5 people is no better. You are using a false diagram of rationality. Both are offenses. Just because both exist does not make one more right than the other.
Show me where owning a car is the same as being alive.......
A car is not a necessity.
USB 3 is event driven. I can't wait to end the polling absurdity.
Everybody knows he'd have fired at Crusher......for the lulz
They most certainly have more servers deployed than anybody, thanks to poor scaling and higher need for reboots.
Their: Denotes ownership
This is correct in the first sentence.
They're: "They Are"
This is what you should have used in the second sentence.
Had you read the previous posts by myself and others that mentioned this already, you'd have saved the time of commenting. A packaging system does not an OS make. SUSE is based on Slackware. PClinuxOS uses .deb files, but is based on Mandriva. Red Hat uses YUM but is not YellowDog...
Unless they are oracle....
Make the penalty appropriate. The fine should be the salary and benefits valuation for the employee/H1-B in question. Also, as there is an allotment of H1-B visas per company, they should lose that visa and now be allowed to hire any more on visa for five years from the last infraction.
We should also do away with job shopping visas. There should NEVER be an immigrant visa system where someone is brought here to then find a job when the purpose was to fill a niche that cannot be filled locally.
I propose a different system:
H1-B visas should be for the best of the best from any another nation, where the person wants either experience or citizenship. If they can remain here for some period of time (2-5yrs, depending on visa), not commit any crime, pay all their taxes and establish themselves here, they should be granted citizenship or asked to leave if they refuse it, without the ability to return on a work visa for the same term as their original one.
Make it an express lane to get talented, law abiding people from other nations to fill the gaps in our ability and not job shoppers from India, Sri Lanka, Russia, China, Australia, England, or wherever.
You have not met our programmers :)
Now make this a trading app where every 20 microseconds are an eternity. Do you care then?
I've already mentioned that package format does not equal basis. The icing on the cake is your inability to spell lose. Go away now.
That is ridiculously stupid of you to say. The package format is not the indicator of origin or basis.
You ARE joking, right? Let's see...Oracle Database, SAP, Novell IDM Solutions, etc etc are supported on ........SUSE........however, not Debian.
I did know this :). I mentioned it earlier before I was caught without my fire proof undies.
I'm using exact, measured and explicit definitions. My mom calls the box with the components her hard drive. That doesn't mean, no matter how many times she says so, that she is correct.
Reductio ad absurdum. Linux is the kernel. You can have a Linux OS, that is, an OS based upon the Linux kernel. This is not MY definition, but a common one. Your lack of awareness or understanding of it is no more my concern than whether or not you understand weather patterns or think that dancing will bring rain. Windows 7 offered by Compaq (An HP Company) IS a different OS from Windows Vista offered by Compaq OR Dell. They do not use the same Kernel. This is the same as Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 update 7 is a different OS than Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 update 2 x64. They may be based upon the same general fabric, but they are not "The Same OS." If you do not believe me, try installing files that were specific to that OS and see how well that goes. While you are at it, download a Windows 3.11 for Workgroups program and see how well it works on Windows Server 2008. As for the Dell Keybind utility; If you cannot discern the difference between a program and a user space, that is the fault of your educators and not mine.
A distribution IS an operating system, more so than the kernel is. The kernel is the kernel. Wrap a kernel with a user space, libraries, etc and you have an OS.
By that logic, then Red Hat is Yellow Dog, because they use YUM, and PCLinuxOS is Debian, even though they use .deb files on a Mandriva based OS.
Package management similarities are not what make the core of the OS.