And what justification does Hawking have for the claim that the probability of life in a given universe is [very] small? And what does he mean by a universe?
But what about all the time I lose from having to manually shut off my monitor because I can't configure the screen saver in GNOME? KDE may have more configurations, but how often does one have to set them?
[1] I specify this because yes, there are various special purpose Linux distros available - including ones for hard and soft realtime. To call them all 'Linux' and set them as a group in comparison to Windows is somewhat misleading.
But isn't that an advantage of open source (being able to tailor the kernel for different purposes)?
How much would projects benefit from having more programmers? What if having more programmers bogged down development?
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Fascinating. And where is this free market in American telecommunications? Will Time-Warner and others surrender their local concessions on cable service?
This company choose the MS license, and instead of working within those restrictions, the GP is trying to fight it, because he doesn't want to learn the proper way to work within the system they have.
But is there a proper way to work within the system they have?
The point is the business chose SBS, knowing that the restrictions were. If they feel they have outgrown it, there's a path to get them to a more flexible environment. The fact that they don't want to seems to indicate that they don't really mind the restrictions.
But do they not really mind because there is nothing objectionable, or because they don't know any better? Other posters have defended SBS as a product for businesses without IT staff, so one might presume that such businesses could make bad decisions on IT products.
Whether the GP needs a second domain or not, why should it be such a problem to set up one? Perhaps the GP is "biased" in favor of Linux because there are no such licensing hassles.
Any physical or mathematical theory has to be in accordance with information theory
Why? Maybe it's the other way around.
Also, the energies of photons may be quantized, but what about the kinetic energies of objects? If I throw a ball, are its energies over time varying continuously? And when I said that spacetime is assumed to be a continuum, I meant a spacetime, not energy.
If you have a triangle where the shortest side is 4, no line from any of the vertices to anywhere on the opposite line could possibly be less than 4. Anybody else see a different answer?
You are incorrect. Take an equilateral triangle each of whose sides is 4. Then the altitudes are 2*sqrt(3). Let ABC be a triangle, and let AD be the altitude from A to BC. The AD is no longer than either AB or AC.
In code? A numeric type designed for currency work (typically an add-in library). In a pinch you can use a 32bit integer and use the last 2 decimal digits as "cents", but you'll run the risk of overflow.
The trademarked images, such as the Linux penguin, are used with discussions about the trademarks' product. The video in question has no relation to Linux.
That depends on whether one is using "innocent" and "guilty" as legal terms (in Anglo-American law, can't speak for other systems) or ethical terms. In the former case, people are innocent until proven guilty.
I have Microsoft Windows XP and SUSE 10.1 on my laptop. I kept XP on my laptop as it was the only supported Microsoft OS I had (when I subscribed to Road Runner, I didn't want the tech guy to worry about Linux). I retain it in order to test my web stuff with Internet Explorer.
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And what justification does Hawking have for the claim that the probability of life in a given universe is [very] small? And what does he mean by a universe?
So what layout program does one use with Word?
No LaTeX?
But what about all the time I lose from having to manually shut off my monitor because I can't configure the screen saver in GNOME? KDE may have more configurations, but how often does one have to set them?
[1] I specify this because yes, there are various special purpose Linux distros available - including ones for hard and soft realtime. To call them all 'Linux' and set them as a group in comparison to Windows is somewhat misleading.
But isn't that an advantage of open source (being able to tailor the kernel for different purposes)?
How much would projects benefit from having more programmers? What if having more programmers bogged down development?
Fascinating. And where is this free market in American telecommunications? Will Time-Warner and others surrender their local concessions on cable service?
This company choose the MS license, and instead of working within those restrictions, the GP is trying to fight it, because he doesn't want to learn the proper way to work within the system they have.
But is there a proper way to work within the system they have?
The point is the business chose SBS, knowing that the restrictions were. If they feel they have outgrown it, there's a path to get them to a more flexible environment. The fact that they don't want to seems to indicate that they don't really mind the restrictions.
But do they not really mind because there is nothing objectionable, or because they don't know any better? Other posters have defended SBS as a product for businesses without IT staff, so one might presume that such businesses could make bad decisions on IT products.
Whether the GP needs a second domain or not, why should it be such a problem to set up one? Perhaps the GP is "biased" in favor of Linux because there are no such licensing hassles.
Any physical or mathematical theory has to be in accordance with information theory
Why? Maybe it's the other way around.
Also, the energies of photons may be quantized, but what about the kinetic energies of objects? If I throw a ball, are its energies over time varying continuously? And when I said that spacetime is assumed to be a continuum, I meant a spacetime, not energy.
If you have a triangle where the shortest side is 4, no line from any of the vertices to anywhere on the opposite line could possibly be less than 4. Anybody else see a different answer?
You are incorrect. Take an equilateral triangle each of whose sides is 4. Then the altitudes are 2*sqrt(3). Let ABC be a triangle, and let AD be the altitude from A to BC. The AD is no longer than either AB or AC.
Except that most physics assumes that spacetime is a continuum.
No. One either thwarts the attack or not. One can allege to have thwarted the attack. How can one do something allegedly?
In code? A numeric type designed for currency work (typically an add-in library). In a pinch you can use a 32bit integer and use the last 2 decimal digits as "cents", but you'll run the risk of overflow.
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In my case, only on the negative side
Quite the contrary, if it's not related to the product, then it might be misuse of the trademark.
The trademarked images, such as the Linux penguin, are used with discussions about the trademarks' product. The video in question has no relation to Linux.
Perhaps IBM doesn't want to reward SCO for its behavior?
It has a fingerprint reader for logon, which is fun (if bad for security).
Why is it bad? Do users get a false sense of security?
I like Enterprise's theme ("Faith of the Heart"), especially the video. It may not be as interesting as TOS's theme, but it was fun nonetheless.
How many women would want such a computer?
But really, I think the biggest issue is that movies are expected to fill huge theaters in huge megaplexes.
The average megaplex theater is smaller than older theaters.
Which is why I tried to distinguish between ethical guilt (actually having committed the act) and legal guilt (being convicted).
That depends on whether one is using "innocent" and "guilty" as legal terms (in Anglo-American law, can't speak for other systems) or ethical terms. In the former case, people are innocent until proven guilty.
Should this be modded troll? If you have an OEM license, isn't it tied to the motherboard?
I have Microsoft Windows XP and SUSE 10.1 on my laptop. I kept XP on my laptop as it was the only supported Microsoft OS I had (when I subscribed to Road Runner, I didn't want the tech guy to worry about Linux). I retain it in order to test my web stuff with Internet Explorer.