Default cluster size of NTFS is 4KiB. So, a 4096 byte large file will take the same amount on disk as the 1 byte file.
It never used to - NTFS used to store the content of very short files in the MFT, so they only consume as much space as storing the name of the larger file.
SQL is now used to select messages for delivery in JMS, which it wasn't designed for. It's difficult to do efficiently in that situation, and thus no-one has yet.
They invested their money on a risky proposition. It may not have paid off.
I think it's worth mentioning that they have not taken any risk here. They buy from a store at $x, post it on ebay with a reserve of $y such that $y - costs of ebay > $x and return it to the store for a full refund if it doesn't sell. It's not possible for them to lose money.
this denial leaves open the possibility they would use assasination on other types of enemies, an leaves what sets Litvinenko apart to the imagination of the listener.
And to the listener who pays any attention to Russian politics, that answer is the strongest denial they could have reasonably made given that they recently passed a law allowing the KGB's successor organisation to assassinate terrorists abroad.
Had he said they would never assassinate anyone that would have been an obvious lie.
Occam's razor states that the explanation of any phenomenon should make as few assumptions as possible, eliminating, or "shaving off", those that make no difference in the observable predictions of the explanatory hypothesis or theory.
That statement and mine are equivalent: if something makes a "difference in the observable predictions of the explanatory hypothesis or theory" it is "testable". If it doesn't, it isn't.
Highways in the US are appallingly bad compared to those in the EU. Cars sold in europe typically have stiffer suspension for better handling in corners, yet the ride is better than in the US because the roads are smoother.
All this is subjective and based on my personal experience of driving in the US and a few EU states.
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On what are they letting it loose?
word = 32-bits
System/360 fo' life!
It never used to - NTFS used to store the content of very short files in the MFT, so they only consume as much space as storing the name of the larger file.
SQL is now used to select messages for delivery in JMS, which it wasn't designed for. It's difficult to do efficiently in that situation, and thus no-one has yet.
There's an add-on for Nikon cameras which adds GPS information to the shots you take.
I want a full-frame DSLR with GPS integration; Canon do the first bit, Nikon do the second, no-one does both.
Yeah, Billy G would saw off his right arm to live in a world where he could apply the same licensing conditions to Windows.
Almost certainly IBM z/OS.
I think it's worth mentioning that they have not taken any risk here. They buy from a store at $x, post it on ebay with a reserve of $y such that $y - costs of ebay > $x and return it to the store for a full refund if it doesn't sell. It's not possible for them to lose money.
And to the listener who pays any attention to Russian politics, that answer is the strongest denial they could have reasonably made given that they recently passed a law allowing the KGB's successor organisation to assassinate terrorists abroad.
Had he said they would never assassinate anyone that would have been an obvious lie.
Irrespective and regardless are words.
It's different, but not all that different really.
No, real programmers use XEDIT/VM or the ISPF editor.
That statement and mine are equivalent: if something makes a "difference in the observable predictions of the explanatory hypothesis or theory" it is "testable". If it doesn't, it isn't.
No it can't. Ever heard of Occam's Razor? It's the part of the scientific method which says you must discard any untestable part of a hypothesis.
Very lazy. What do I win?
Your biological and technological distinctiveness will be added to our own.
OK, now I'm not going to eat it.
Been there, done that. I threw away the t-shirt as I couldn't get the stains out.
Highways in the US are appallingly bad compared to those in the EU. Cars sold in europe typically have stiffer suspension for better handling in corners, yet the ride is better than in the US because the roads are smoother.
All this is subjective and based on my personal experience of driving in the US and a few EU states.
I like to live on the edge
You sir, are an idiot.
I'll get my coat...
DOS/360 I assume?
Personally I prefer TSO.
n/t
If you have a Linux box, try this:
1. Put an executable program on a filesystem which is mounted noexec
2. Run
Phil