Perhaps you could post what evidence you have to support your comment about the last election being rigged by the Republicans. I hear many people say this like it is fact, but I never see any proof.
That lefty liberal house organ, the New York Times, went over the results for six months after the Supreme court ruled, and they couldn't even spin up something worthy to print. And that is saying something from the organization that allowed Jason Blair to disgrace their pages.
Remember, also, it was the Dems that wanted to throw out the votes from the armed service folks who voted overseas. Kind of hard to take the high ground when you try to discount the votes of the people who are risking their lives for our country.
Put up or shut up, I am still waiting for some real facts on how the Reps stole the election in Dem controlled counties.
I wake up every morning and thank God that Al Gore didn't win the last election, I mean have you seen the speeches he has been giving lately, his new style reminds me of that short Austrian house painter...
No matter what method Oracle uses, they are going to soak you. Processor, Power Unit, Core, how many processors can fit on the head of a pin.
In the end Larry is going to be getting a new Jet.
Oracle...Can't live with them, can't live without them.
The problem with your point here is "relativity". Perhaps from a "ultra-liberal" view (as viewed from my point of view), you cannot see the bias. But, from my view, the vast majority of the American media does have a liberal bias.
Also, I am sure most large countries, view themselves differently than how the rest of the world views them. No big suprise there. France would be a good example here.
I am quite happy that the NYT doesn't show well on general search engines, and I certainly would not register (free or not) to gain access to it.
The former home of Jason Blair is no place to be doing any serious reading.
Just my two-cents.
I care. One of the things I, personally, like about Sci-Fi is when a writer creates a world/universe and then makes sure the story stays within those bounds. For me, a story/movie loses credibility when inconsistencies, no matter how small, start popping up.
In this case I consider artistic license a lazy way out.
Just my 2 cents.
Not sure what all the hype is about, DTrace sounds alot like HP's Measureware and PerfView.
Bundling it with the OS for no addition cost, that sounds good to me.
My current employer pays for my broadband at home, after hours support is a job requirement.
My last employer would not, but still required after hours support. (That's one reason they are no longer my "current" employer.)
I think anyone who needs to do regular after hours support should have their home service covered by their employer.
You were making a decent argument, I don't agree with you, but I was listening. Then I noticed the link you have to "Fahrenheit 911" and then you lost all credibility.
Yikes, I just checked out the FAIR website and, while I only looked at a few stories, the article where they state they found no proof that NPR has a left leaning bias, shocked me. They used the frequency of appearance to try and prove their point. This is clearly a slight of hand and a clever spin.
Sure George Bush has appeared more than most other US pols, but what really matters, is what spin did they put on it.
I am going to continue to review the site, but my first impression is that FAIR is as fair as Michael Moore.
I agree, both Sun and Apple are, I believe, just pushing OSS because of their market position. Both companies are cornerstones of propriety computing at their core, it is just a good tactical move at the moment for both to pay some lip service to OSS.
Just my opinion
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You mean that this cream I have been using isn't going to help my, Uhmmm, manhood? Dammit! I'll have to put it in the same pile as my "X-ray" specs...
...I did, but none of my applications ran on it :-(
Sure but if you register as a Dem you get a Sam Adams, if you register a Repub they gave you Old Milwaukee.
Perhaps you could post what evidence you have to support your comment about the last election being rigged by the Republicans. I hear many people say this like it is fact, but I never see any proof. That lefty liberal house organ, the New York Times, went over the results for six months after the Supreme court ruled, and they couldn't even spin up something worthy to print. And that is saying something from the organization that allowed Jason Blair to disgrace their pages. Remember, also, it was the Dems that wanted to throw out the votes from the armed service folks who voted overseas. Kind of hard to take the high ground when you try to discount the votes of the people who are risking their lives for our country. Put up or shut up, I am still waiting for some real facts on how the Reps stole the election in Dem controlled counties. I wake up every morning and thank God that Al Gore didn't win the last election, I mean have you seen the speeches he has been giving lately, his new style reminds me of that short Austrian house painter...
Of course it would be a Republican, we all know the Democrats use good old fashion paper, preferably stuffed in their pants and socks...
No matter what method Oracle uses, they are going to soak you. Processor, Power Unit, Core, how many processors can fit on the head of a pin. In the end Larry is going to be getting a new Jet. Oracle...Can't live with them, can't live without them.
The problem with your point here is "relativity". Perhaps from a "ultra-liberal" view (as viewed from my point of view), you cannot see the bias. But, from my view, the vast majority of the American media does have a liberal bias. Also, I am sure most large countries, view themselves differently than how the rest of the world views them. No big suprise there. France would be a good example here.
Spewing Lies, don't have to look any further than the NYT (remember Jason Blair?) to find the lies.
I am quite happy that the NYT doesn't show well on general search engines, and I certainly would not register (free or not) to gain access to it. The former home of Jason Blair is no place to be doing any serious reading. Just my two-cents.
I care. One of the things I, personally, like about Sci-Fi is when a writer creates a world/universe and then makes sure the story stays within those bounds. For me, a story/movie loses credibility when inconsistencies, no matter how small, start popping up. In this case I consider artistic license a lazy way out. Just my 2 cents.
Not sure what all the hype is about, DTrace sounds alot like HP's Measureware and PerfView. Bundling it with the OS for no addition cost, that sounds good to me.
My current employer pays for my broadband at home, after hours support is a job requirement. My last employer would not, but still required after hours support. (That's one reason they are no longer my "current" employer.) I think anyone who needs to do regular after hours support should have their home service covered by their employer.
I think I ordered a pair of those when I was 10 years old from a magazine. Didn't work very well though.
You were making a decent argument, I don't agree with you, but I was listening. Then I noticed the link you have to "Fahrenheit 911" and then you lost all credibility.
Yikes, I just checked out the FAIR website and, while I only looked at a few stories, the article where they state they found no proof that NPR has a left leaning bias, shocked me. They used the frequency of appearance to try and prove their point. This is clearly a slight of hand and a clever spin. Sure George Bush has appeared more than most other US pols, but what really matters, is what spin did they put on it. I am going to continue to review the site, but my first impression is that FAIR is as fair as Michael Moore.
I agree, both Sun and Apple are, I believe, just pushing OSS because of their market position. Both companies are cornerstones of propriety computing at their core, it is just a good tactical move at the moment for both to pay some lip service to OSS. Just my opinion
Additionally it should also be able to survice a direct impact of Michael Moore being dropped from no less than 10,000 feet.
Sounds like it would be a lot more fun being the "WINDOWS" guy.