In other news, 3 japanese scientists found vaporized inside their car. Eyewitness accounts state it was as if they had been inside a microwave traveling at 20 kph.
They stop by mars all the time and piss all over the rock formations.... if you look closely at the picture, you can see the name "Krozan rulez" dribbled into the sediment.
The know-it-all jackass was the worst. He was smart, and had good knowlege of the tech end, but that was it. I like the managers that are good people managers. They might not know the tech end all that well, but when you ask them to do something about the tech wiz in the corner cube that smells like a butt all the time, they get results somehow. Yes, that's based on a true story. When people can't work together, that's just as costly as a boss that needs babysitting.
So the shuttle cant land on a cloudy day, but my 727 will try to land at O'Hare airport in a torrent of rain and windshear. Is this simply lack of design in the Shuttle, or does it reflect unsafe flying conditions?
which music format would you like? Something for Windows, or something for Windows, or maybe Windows or perhaps Windows? With *this* music search you have a *choice* see?
Ya know, Cisco took it up the ass in security issues the last two weeks and they are *still* trying to make this all sound like business as usual. They need to concentrate on security and a little less on capitalism.
"The rumor being that Microsoft would intentionally break competitors' applications with each release of DOS, to give a competitive advantage to its own applications while the other company scrambled to work around the block that Microsoft had inserted."
Rumor eh? I suppose the fact that Microsoft has been in court for the last 20 years over this type of thing is rumor also?
"The International Space Station's Canadarm2 robotic arm will position Discovery mission specialist Robinson underneath the shuttle so he can pull the gap fillers out."
Translated....
"We're going to dangle this dude under the shuttle by that funky arm so he can yank out the tile spacers left in by that jackass in maintenance. We hope no one sneezes because if the arm lets go, Robinson will be orbiting the earth on his own for some time"
http://freshmeat.net/
Pick any project. Look where it says rating. This is a measure of how much the software blows. Look underneath the rating and you'll see popularity. This measures how many people blew it. Go to work.
So let me get this straight... since the early 90's, companies in the U.S. began ousourcing jobs to almost anywhere that they could get a third world streetwhore to type "Hello World" for 15 cents a day:
- Hooker got paid - MegaCorp saved tons of ching and Downsized (tm) - Grads said "fuck I.T." I'm going into Management. - Decade later MegaCorps can't find employees to go around.
Seems like perfect "causality" to me. WTF were they expecting?
25 year old wo/man aggresivley driving SUV while bitching on cell phone causes 25 car pile up and cites sudden loss of sight in one eye due to cell phone microwaves as the cause. Lawsuit ensues, Lawyers win.
We will see them in Walmart piled from ceiling to floor with little yellow smiley faces saying "we roll back price. you buy mips now. we own all your base."
Raid is big storage for cheap - especially SATA Raid. A hardware card can be had for under 300 bucks for a 6 unit LSI. For a neat experiment, try Linux software raid booted from a Knoppix 3.9 CD. On a regular IDE subsystem, you can have your raid 5 which is independant of the os layer. The big concern is backing up that big 3 drive, 320G raid device once you fill it up. Especially if your a corp and you want to level 0 all the invested time/money that is laying on that device. It can get quite pricey, and Amanda will not span a level 0 to multiple tapes.
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I got one and couldn't get it to go through the printer. Sheesh, what a crock.
In other news, 3 japanese scientists found vaporized inside their car. Eyewitness accounts state it was as if they had been inside a microwave traveling at 20 kph.
Carve me a slab will ya Mr. Ballmer? I'll fire up the grill.
Wow, I've never driven with un-fogged beer gogs before. This is going to be great!!
If you outlaw money, only outlaws will have money.
"Ha-Ha!"
I still don't get all the hype about gmail. Buy a 120G hard drive, and put a web server on it - you'll find it way more useful, and fun.
They stop by mars all the time and piss all over the rock formations.... if you look closely at the picture, you can see the name "Krozan rulez" dribbled into the sediment.
The know-it-all jackass was the worst. He was smart, and had good knowlege of the tech end, but that was it. I like the managers that are good people managers. They might not know the tech end all that well, but when you ask them to do something about the tech wiz in the corner cube that smells like a butt all the time, they get results somehow. Yes, that's based on a true story. When people can't work together, that's just as costly as a boss that needs babysitting.
High Energy Laser Area Defense System
...or
I think Gasseous Optical Nuetral Area Defense System would have been a better name. What do you suppose would instill more fear in the enemy?
"Run for your life! The HELLADS are coming!"
"Run for your life! The GONADS are coming!"
So the shuttle cant land on a cloudy day, but my 727 will try to land at O'Hare airport in a torrent of rain and windshear. Is this simply lack of design in the Shuttle, or does it reflect unsafe flying conditions?
which music format would you like? Something for Windows, or something for Windows, or maybe Windows or perhaps Windows? With *this* music search you have a *choice* see?
Ya know, Cisco took it up the ass in security issues the last two weeks and they are *still* trying to make this all sound like business as usual. They need to concentrate on security and a little less on capitalism.
Not to mention all the wads of cash they will save by only needing voice overs.
For chrissakes, how do you pronounce that name, and does he get beat up a lot for it?
"The rumor being that Microsoft would intentionally break competitors' applications with each release of DOS, to give a competitive advantage to its own applications while the other company scrambled to work around the block that Microsoft had inserted."
Rumor eh? I suppose the fact that Microsoft has been in court for the last 20 years over this type of thing is rumor also?
"The International Space Station's Canadarm2 robotic arm will position Discovery mission specialist Robinson underneath the shuttle so he can pull the gap fillers out."
Translated....
"We're going to dangle this dude under the shuttle by that funky arm so he can yank out the tile spacers left in by that jackass in maintenance. We hope no one sneezes because if the arm lets go, Robinson will be orbiting the earth on his own for some time"
http://freshmeat.net/ Pick any project. Look where it says rating. This is a measure of how much the software blows. Look underneath the rating and you'll see popularity. This measures how many people blew it. Go to work.
So let me get this straight... since the early 90's, companies in the U.S. began ousourcing jobs to almost anywhere that they could get a third world streetwhore to type "Hello World" for 15 cents a day:
- Hooker got paid
- MegaCorp saved tons of ching and Downsized (tm)
- Grads said "fuck I.T." I'm going into Management.
- Decade later MegaCorps can't find employees to go around.
Seems like perfect "causality" to me. WTF were they expecting?
25 year old wo/man aggresivley driving SUV while bitching on cell phone causes 25 car pile up and cites sudden loss of sight in one eye due to cell phone microwaves as the cause. Lawsuit ensues, Lawyers win.
And what was the last thing to go through the bird's mind as it was struck by the shuttle? It's asshole.
We've downsized and outsourced just about everything except the bean counters and now you want to know where the technology is?
We will see them in Walmart piled from ceiling to floor with little yellow smiley faces saying "we roll back price. you buy mips now. we own all your base."
You big fat stupid head!
Raid is big storage for cheap - especially SATA Raid. A hardware card can be had for under 300 bucks for a 6 unit LSI. For a neat experiment, try Linux software raid booted from a Knoppix 3.9 CD. On a regular IDE subsystem, you can have your raid 5 which is independant of the os layer. The big concern is backing up that big 3 drive, 320G raid device once you fill it up. Especially if your a corp and you want to level 0 all the invested time/money that is laying on that device. It can get quite pricey, and Amanda will not span a level 0 to multiple tapes.