I am in full agreement on that one. What kind of servers does this guy install. Having multimedia applications like muine and xmms on a server???? And what server is going to need a non-linear video editor???
It would seem that if those were actual screenshots of his server then he is smoking some serious crack. I'll take two of whatever he's having.
On the other hand though, I could argue against myself and talk about how screenshots of a properly running server are pretty damn boring. Might as well take pictures of paint drying and you might get the excitement level of a servers screen shots.
so would the other way around be a tv with a laptop built in? If so, it probably wouldn't be much of a laptop, given that it was built into a tv.
I can see it now, walking down the street and seeing some poor schmoe with a 27" tv sitting on his lap with a little keyboard protruding out from the bottom talkin about how his laptop has a big ass display.
Yes, they do have those facets working rather nicely, now if only my computer wouldn't bluescreen while zooming in for a sweet shot with my sniper rifle....I dream for the day.
- None. If the disk gets scratched then go buy another copy. Remember, it's "good for the economy" every time you spend money.
Not to jump out like a troll while you try to cross the bridge of understanding, but It would seem to me that if they were trying to recover their own data, that would be data that they had created. Not a program disk that got scratched.
I saw an episode of The Screen Savers where they reviewed antennas such as this and they were shown to work. I don't remember the specifics as to the actual dBi gain but I did gather from it that they worked.
Pretty sure it just takes the signal going out the back side of an omni-directional antenna and reflects it back the other direction so you have more waves of the same amplitude going in the same direction, which would increase the signal strength. That increase in signal strength would create an increase in distance?
Note: I could be wrong on all of this, I'm just basing my ideas off of a collection of stuff I've heard over the years.
So wait, if his ashes are in orbit, the the orbit around the earth is, in fact, his grave. Given that, I would imagine his ashes are moving about as they orbit the earth. So, would that make him technically spinning in his grave?
I got a friend at the lab here that is working with the HOAP-2 . I'm pretty sure that it handles dynamic balancing. Though the price is rather hefty, $80,000, that gets you buggy software, a robot, a Japanese engineer and translator to setup the robot the first time, and a LOT of headaches. Did I mention the buggy software.
the IE big wig thinks that all of his engineers should have other browsers installed to see what they can do
Right, to see what they can do. This has nothing to do with *COUGH* the vulnerable nature of Internet Explorer. Looks to me that Microsoft was just following CERTs suggestion to stop using it.
I have found OpenBSD to be trivial to install on one platform out of the three I have tried. When installing OpenBSD on an UltraSparc 10 there was no issues what-so-ever and everything might as well have been point and click. The x86 family of processors and the Power PC processors, however, were an entirely different story and headache all together. You'd think that with OpenBSD talking about how secure it is and how great it is, that you'd see one of those developers make some user friendly installer in order to increase the popularity of the operating system. Personally I believe that more people running more secure computers is a good thing, but thats just me and I ramble.
If you feel that you haven't had any security issues for that long, maybe you have and just don't know about them or, perhaps you haven't had those computers connected to the internet....
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Shhh....all those colleges that produce mediocrity makes my college look so much better though.
Though I think this would give a better idea of a d12
It looked faked to me, but more like it was attached to some kind of wire. Note the pendulum-like swinging action.
pure genius
those of us that are Americans need to exercise our rights.
In Soviet Russia, rights exercise you!
I am in full agreement on that one. What kind of servers does this guy install. Having multimedia applications like muine and xmms on a server???? And what server is going to need a non-linear video editor???
It would seem that if those were actual screenshots of his server then he is smoking some serious crack. I'll take two of whatever he's having.
On the other hand though, I could argue against myself and talk about how screenshots of a properly running server are pretty damn boring. Might as well take pictures of paint drying and you might get the excitement level of a servers screen shots.
so would the other way around be a tv with a laptop built in? If so, it probably wouldn't be much of a laptop, given that it was built into a tv.
I can see it now, walking down the street and seeing some poor schmoe with a 27" tv sitting on his lap with a little keyboard protruding out from the bottom talkin about how his laptop has a big ass display.
Yes, they do have those facets working rather nicely, now if only my computer wouldn't bluescreen while zooming in for a sweet shot with my sniper rifle....I dream for the day.
Good to see the boys at Redmond still don't know how to code, yet they are making all the money. Strange how that works really.
-- rights to recover you own data ?
- None. If the disk gets scratched then go buy another copy. Remember, it's "good for the economy" every time you spend money.
Not to jump out like a troll while you try to cross the bridge of understanding, but It would seem to me that if they were trying to recover their own data, that would be data that they had created. Not a program disk that got scratched.
I saw an episode of The Screen Savers where they reviewed antennas such as this and they were shown to work. I don't remember the specifics as to the actual dBi gain but I did gather from it that they worked.
Pretty sure it just takes the signal going out the back side of an omni-directional antenna and reflects it back the other direction so you have more waves of the same amplitude going in the same direction, which would increase the signal strength. That increase in signal strength would create an increase in distance? Note: I could be wrong on all of this, I'm just basing my ideas off of a collection of stuff I've heard over the years.
So wait, if his ashes are in orbit, the the orbit around the earth is, in fact, his grave. Given that, I would imagine his ashes are moving about as they orbit the earth. So, would that make him technically spinning in his grave?
I got a friend at the lab here that is working with the HOAP-2 . I'm pretty sure that it handles dynamic balancing. Though the price is rather hefty, $80,000, that gets you buggy software, a robot, a Japanese engineer and translator to setup the robot the first time, and a LOT of headaches. Did I mention the buggy software.
the IE big wig thinks that all of his engineers should have other browsers installed to see what they can do Right, to see what they can do. This has nothing to do with *COUGH* the vulnerable nature of Internet Explorer. Looks to me that Microsoft was just following CERTs suggestion to stop using it.
I have found OpenBSD to be trivial to install on one platform out of the three I have tried. When installing OpenBSD on an UltraSparc 10 there was no issues what-so-ever and everything might as well have been point and click. The x86 family of processors and the Power PC processors, however, were an entirely different story and headache all together. You'd think that with OpenBSD talking about how secure it is and how great it is, that you'd see one of those developers make some user friendly installer in order to increase the popularity of the operating system. Personally I believe that more people running more secure computers is a good thing, but thats just me and I ramble.
If you feel that you haven't had any security issues for that long, maybe you have and just don't know about them or, perhaps you haven't had those computers connected to the internet....
The is already raw and press images released but those did not get released till 4am PST.
Yeah, thanks for ruining my pun.
are royalties treated different in a monarchy?
Damn, replied to the trolled post.
I don't know, ask microsoft.
Guess McNealy will be choking since this will allow your Ultrasparc based workstation run Windows. Amazing.
I hate to burst your bubble, but you should read up on Sun's products before you rant. Note the use of DDR RAM. Blade 2500 Workstation