RMS wants to go back to the days of bootstrapping your system from a compiler. Why could that possibly be, cant quite remember who the star of the linux toolchain is? Vested interest perhaps? The guy is an anachronism. I'd look to folks like Mozilla and Apache for modern OSS leadership.
Oh noes if myspazz goes down i will lose all my friends! This is fucking retarded some data is very transient and ideally suited to the cloud. Some i just pure dont care about its privacy or ownership. Thats fine in the cloud. There is legal recourse for them misusing sensitive data in the cloud so at the end of the day its not a stretch to imagine thats ok in the cloud too. Finally you can jsut use end point encryption and at one fell stroke the evil companies have lost their ability to snoop on you.
Only reall problem is data loss if the provider goes away, but even this isnt a problem as long as your aware of the possibility.
Untrue the dimensions need only be linearly independant. The posters argument is only strange in that one of the dimensions is discrete whereas the others are continuous, making it unlike the noraml 3d vector spaces we are used to dealing with.
To do so the average disk space hosted by each user will need to be at absolute minimum (1/ Percentage Time Online) * Storage Size
You may say thats fine alot of people will levea their computers connected all the time so its not going to be that bad, but i suspect that those people will also be driving the other side of the equation by storing the most stuff on the distributed raid.
This is exactly the wrong way to think in a corporate culture. Releasing full details before patches are available increases the risk to the customers. Not all linux systems run webservers you know. Many systems must go through rigorous testing before any maintenance is applied so as not to introduce regressions. Perhaps the machine cant come down for amintenance for another 3 months? This means that a production server could be months behind on security maintenance, sending the full details of how to exploit that doesnt sound like the best idea to me.
Red Hat are putting their customers first which is exactly what I'd expect them to do.
Actually the Dutch have a reputation for being very good at languages, particularly English. They're probably better than the average American. (Oh noes i'll *loose* karma for slagging the USians!)
I actually have my start bar setup with an address bar for this very reason. Plus instantly being able to launch explorer windows or webpages no matter what i work on is pretty handy.
Coming from a C++ background you could have a look at JNI, which is how you run java from inside C++. Not many people understand it and the available doc is sparse at best so developing solid skills in this area will help differentiate you.
Java isnt just for applets you know. Nowadays most apps will install their own JVM to be sure they're running on a supported level and so shouldnt impact someone doing imaging at all. Sun is also not the only provider out there.
If you're major concern about java is in internet explorer then you don't really understand java.
Thats right the problem isnt the spammers so much as the idiots who buy that crap. Someone should use a botnet to send out millions of spam then go round and slap every moron who tries to buy your herbal viagra or whatever.
Thankfully most of my needs in that area I can get by with USS. The parent is right though this stuff is seriously weird if your coming from a distributed background.
Thats a pretty weak argument, there's plenty of electronic acts which have taken their nusic live to a significant level think people like Massive Attack, Prodigy, Basement Jax, Leftfield, Ozric Tentacles, Sneaker Pimps, NIN, Crystal Method etc.
But how do they know what they';re downloading til after they make the copy. I could make a file which i license at 1 beeeelion dollars then make it available under a name mangling of the RIAAs latest pop sensation. What happens then? If they have it their way then they are opening everyone to unlimited liability for downloading anything.
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Or he could just re-enact a months worth of dilbert strips.
Heh you Godel'd him up good.
RMS wants to go back to the days of bootstrapping your system from a compiler. Why could that possibly be, cant quite remember who the star of the linux toolchain is? Vested interest perhaps? The guy is an anachronism. I'd look to folks like Mozilla and Apache for modern OSS leadership.
Oh noes if myspazz goes down i will lose all my friends! This is fucking retarded some data is very transient and ideally suited to the cloud. Some i just pure dont care about its privacy or ownership. Thats fine in the cloud. There is legal recourse for them misusing sensitive data in the cloud so at the end of the day its not a stretch to imagine thats ok in the cloud too. Finally you can jsut use end point encryption and at one fell stroke the evil companies have lost their ability to snoop on you.
Only reall problem is data loss if the provider goes away, but even this isnt a problem as long as your aware of the possibility.
Its more like saying its impractical to seatbelt everyone in world to stationary objects in order to prevent car crashes.
My favourite has to be from prolog.
No.
Untrue the dimensions need only be linearly independant. The posters argument is only strange in that one of the dimensions is discrete whereas the others are continuous, making it unlike the noraml 3d vector spaces we are used to dealing with.
You loser! Not only is my toaster online but it has a lvl 70 epic warlock on Skullcrusher.
To do so the average disk space hosted by each user will need to be at absolute minimum (1/ Percentage Time Online) * Storage Size
You may say thats fine alot of people will levea their computers connected all the time so its not going to be that bad, but i suspect that those people will also be driving the other side of the equation by storing the most stuff on the distributed raid.
This is exactly the wrong way to think in a corporate culture. Releasing full details before patches are available increases the risk to the customers. Not all linux systems run webservers you know. Many systems must go through rigorous testing before any maintenance is applied so as not to introduce regressions. Perhaps the machine cant come down for amintenance for another 3 months? This means that a production server could be months behind on security maintenance, sending the full details of how to exploit that doesnt sound like the best idea to me.
Red Hat are putting their customers first which is exactly what I'd expect them to do.
Never said there weren't. I work on portals and do AJAX work for a living and I still hate 95% of all use of flash and javascript in the web.
Having an application that responds to user input is a totally different thing than having a lot of sizzle and no steak.
You mean like the basic definition of a portal?
Actually the Dutch have a reputation for being very good at languages, particularly English. They're probably better than the average American. (Oh noes i'll *loose* karma for slagging the USians!)
Are you suggesting that the first transhumans will being doing if for "teh epic lootz" and "ganking nubz"?
I actually have my start bar setup with an address bar for this very reason. Plus instantly being able to launch explorer windows or webpages no matter what i work on is pretty handy.
Coming from a C++ background you could have a look at JNI, which is how you run java from inside C++. Not many people understand it and the available doc is sparse at best so developing solid skills in this area will help differentiate you.
Java isnt just for applets you know. Nowadays most apps will install their own JVM to be sure they're running on a supported level and so shouldnt impact someone doing imaging at all. Sun is also not the only provider out there.
If you're major concern about java is in internet explorer then you don't really understand java.
I actually agree with the GP, languages are trivial, architecture is not.
Thats right the problem isnt the spammers so much as the idiots who buy that crap. Someone should use a botnet to send out millions of spam then go round and slap every moron who tries to buy your herbal viagra or whatever.
I've got each digit of my ip address on its own ip address. I dont think you can overestimate the number required.
I dont own any of the code I write at my day job and I certianly dont get recurring royalties from it.
...is usually better than a knee-jerk response.
I'll knee-jerk your response!
Thankfully most of my needs in that area I can get by with USS. The parent is right though this stuff is seriously weird if your coming from a distributed background.
Sounds like C strings.
Thats a pretty weak argument, there's plenty of electronic acts which have taken their nusic live to a significant level think people like Massive Attack, Prodigy, Basement Jax, Leftfield, Ozric Tentacles, Sneaker Pimps, NIN, Crystal Method etc.
Just sequence less of it and play more.....easy.
But how do they know what they';re downloading til after they make the copy. I could make a file which i license at 1 beeeelion dollars then make it available under a name mangling of the RIAAs latest pop sensation. What happens then? If they have it their way then they are opening everyone to unlimited liability for downloading anything.
Which is retarted.