It's that developers and users of it never properly understood why those features are important
Obviously they where not important features to *most* MySQL users. Folks, right tool for the job and all. MySQL clearly is the right tool for many jobs. Not all, but clearly many.
That most people (like you) have not yet figured out that Wikipedia is one big "hood-wink" is a credt to The Onion! When the fellows over at The Onion finally let the cat out of the bag *officially*, there will be a lot of egg-wiping of the faces!
The same argument could be made about the police and the anti-terrorists. I don't know about you, but I prefer that they have to follow rules.
We're not talking about "terrorists" and "police" here. This discussion is about spammers. Two different things, so your "argument" such as it is is irrelevent.
The fact is, these people play by their own rules (no rules at all). As long as the "good guys" insist on dealing with them on the ethical high road, the problem will never go away.
Either way the reality is play dirty or accept boatloads of spam and quit bitching about it.
Perhaps you're too young to remember, but Clinton's administration had a problem with missing emails during investigations too (Lewinsky, why hundreds of FBI records on their political enemies ended up in the White House, illegal campaign donations from China, etc).
Yes, but there is a magnitude of difference in importance between lost emails about blow jobs and a little dirty money, and emails about the loss of privacy and civil liberties of US citizens, torture of POWs, and the various other nastiness that GWB et al are suspected of. Much different.
This is a fucking frost piss post you cock sucking teabaggers!
I beg your pardon? Did you say Frosty Piss?
But here's what I think: It's just a last ditch effort to generate buzz and customers. If they get a significant increase in players, down the line there may be an announcement that the death is being put off. Then, a bit later there will be value added content for a fee. If things really pick up, they can make it all pay-for-play. Or, if nothing happens, it dies on cue.
Really? There are LOADS of Linux and other *nix running at McChord. Of course email and SharePoint run on exchange. But as a Boom Operator, surely you know that much of the maintenance management applications as well as ARMS (you know, the application that tracks your flying hours) runs with Oracle on Unix minis. Right. And there are many many many more non-Windows applications I can think of. But of course as I said, email and SharePoint are on Windows (obviously).
I work at an AF base and have seen the directives. I keep seeing in the news that DVDs are included in this ban, but I haven't seen that come accross from our Comm people. So far, the only things we're not using right now are thumb drives and external HD type hardware.
As someone who had cage/rack space (as a form of 2nd data centre) from them for numerous years, I can assure you their operational methods are quite possibly the worst (particularly in the Bay).
I'm sorry, what? What company do you work for, so I can avoid it?
It seems pretty clear that - love or hate them - Sprint is acting quite reasonably and in accordance with the agreement between the two. Cogent sounds like a bunch of assholes to me.
Is what's "good" for the company always high shre price? Maybe over the long run, if selling for a good price results in the demise of the company, than it's not really "good" for the sare holders?
I want to go on the record as denying all association with the parent troll. It does not meet my exceptionally low standard for Slashdot trolls and does not even mention Russia or Hot Grits.
Your solution is the most complicated to implement, even if it's the least expensive.
Maybe so, but honestly, Google Apps are not a particularly satisfying solution. Open Office is much much more suitable. Gmail maybe, but spreadsheets, word processing, and presentations? Google Apps just don't cut it.
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Just have Poppy buy you into office...
"Poppy" seems to have stopped talking to "junior" some time ago. He may be regretting his decision to "buy" GWB into office...
It's that developers and users of it never properly understood why those features are important
Obviously they where not important features to *most* MySQL users. Folks, right tool for the job and all. MySQL clearly is the right tool for many jobs. Not all, but clearly many.
That most people (like you) have not yet figured out that Wikipedia is one big "hood-wink" is a credt to The Onion! When the fellows over at The Onion finally let the cat out of the bag *officially*, there will be a lot of egg-wiping of the faces!
I always thought "cyber" always had to do with on-line sex?
The same argument could be made about the police and the anti-terrorists. I don't know about you, but I prefer that they have to follow rules.
We're not talking about "terrorists" and "police" here. This discussion is about spammers. Two different things, so your "argument" such as it is is irrelevent.
I work with the USAF in a very official capacity in IT
I other words, you're the airman stuck on the Help Desk on the weekends?
I don't know about your story... Not what they tell me here at McChord.
This *is* funny.
But there is truth to it.
The fact is, these people play by their own rules (no rules at all). As long as the "good guys" insist on dealing with them on the ethical high road, the problem will never go away.
Either way the reality is play dirty or accept boatloads of spam and quit bitching about it.
but the only significant benefit I see is better documentation.
A big plus in my book.
I may end up fixing "bugs" that only exist in the minds of the Japanese. . . .
Mothera?
The kind of thing you describe is why any intellegent person should think twice about going into teaching. It's just too risky.
Perhaps you're too young to remember, but Clinton's administration had a problem with missing emails during investigations too (Lewinsky, why hundreds of FBI records on their political enemies ended up in the White House, illegal campaign donations from China, etc).
Yes, but there is a magnitude of difference in importance between lost emails about blow jobs and a little dirty money, and emails about the loss of privacy and civil liberties of US citizens, torture of POWs, and the various other nastiness that GWB et al are suspected of. Much different.
Hell, I've got that much porn. On a RAID, naturally.
This is a fucking frost piss post you cock sucking teabaggers!
I beg your pardon? Did you say Frosty Piss?
But here's what I think: It's just a last ditch effort to generate buzz and customers. If they get a significant increase in players, down the line there may be an announcement that the death is being put off. Then, a bit later there will be value added content for a fee. If things really pick up, they can make it all pay-for-play. Or, if nothing happens, it dies on cue.
Really? There are LOADS of Linux and other *nix running at McChord. Of course email and SharePoint run on exchange. But as a Boom Operator, surely you know that much of the maintenance management applications as well as ARMS (you know, the application that tracks your flying hours) runs with Oracle on Unix minis. Right. And there are many many many more non-Windows applications I can think of. But of course as I said, email and SharePoint are on Windows (obviously).
I work at an AF base and have seen the directives. I keep seeing in the news that DVDs are included in this ban, but I haven't seen that come accross from our Comm people. So far, the only things we're not using right now are thumb drives and external HD type hardware.
As someone who had cage/rack space (as a form of 2nd data centre) from them for numerous years, I can assure you their operational methods are quite possibly the worst (particularly in the Bay).
I'm sorry, what? What company do you work for, so I can avoid it?
Sorry, not buying. Would have hit the papers. Bunch of conspiracy bullshit. -- FP, McChord AFB
It seems pretty clear that - love or hate them - Sprint is acting quite reasonably and in accordance with the agreement between the two. Cogent sounds like a bunch of assholes to me.
Wonder how much money I could get from NASA
What I'm thinking is eBay. Can NASA claim ownership if it lands in my cow pasture?
Is what's "good" for the company always high shre price? Maybe over the long run, if selling for a good price results in the demise of the company, than it's not really "good" for the sare holders?
Hash is ~$30/gram depending on quality.
If you can find it.
Just after I submitted this, Andrew Cates from SOS Children's Villages corrected the hits on the site - it was actually 14,000 a day, not 6,000!
{{fact}}
Also, no original research, please.
I'm just amazed that a criminal organization would file a legal TRADEMARK.
Seriously. Were they going to SUE someone for infringement?
The Hells Angels protect their trademark in court all the time.
I want to go on the record as denying all association with the parent troll. It does not meet my exceptionally low standard for Slashdot trolls and does not even mention Russia or Hot Grits.
Your solution is the most complicated to implement, even if it's the least expensive.
Maybe so, but honestly, Google Apps are not a particularly satisfying solution. Open Office is much much more suitable. Gmail maybe, but spreadsheets, word processing, and presentations? Google Apps just don't cut it.
In my opinion...