So port scanning is a crime now? How many of those APs were 'closed?' On average it hovers around 10%. You're still just another node on the internet, the transmission medium doesn't make a difference.
Maybe not a crime per se, but it is kind of the digital equivalent of making a bunch of keys and going door-to-door trying them all out.
Maybe you people who are having trouble getting managers to buy into Linux should try FreeBSD. Almost all the same apps, more stable. Only downside is you have to pick your hardware a little more carefully.
Sure, it doesn't run Quake at 100fps, but does your manager care?
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There's lots of dogfood eating at Sun. When I worked there, PCs weren't allowed, you had to have a Sun as your desktop. We engineers got Ultra 2 boxes, but some people had those little Java Station clients as their desktop.
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My mom does all her bookcases alphabetically by country of author's origin, then alpha by author inside the country.
Except for the fact that this is about web frameworks, e.g. high-level code.
Category about Canada from "Win Ben Stein's Money":
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So port scanning is a crime now? How many of those APs were 'closed?' On average it hovers around 10%. You're still just another node on the internet, the transmission medium doesn't make a difference.
Maybe not a crime per se, but it is kind of the digital equivalent of making a bunch of keys and going door-to-door trying them all out.
> Just wait for Apple to release a Powerbook with that display. Then we'll have something to talk about.
Like how the hell you're supposed to carry it?
> Where did you get the idea that it's bad ergonomically to look up at your screen?
I learned it from Sun's ergo people.
And Sun is scraping along much better these days than SGI, probably due in no small part to the lower incidence of kinked necks hurting productivity.
As it turns out, the computer cost $3 million, vs. $5.2 million for the 17.6 terraflop Mac G5 cluster at Virginia Tech.
3.7 tflops / $3M = 1.23 tflops/$1M
17.6 tflops / $5.2M = 3.38 tflops/$1M
So with the Apples you get 2.75x more computing power for the same $$.
Sounds like a an easy argument to get by the Dean's office...
Everyone knows Apple was using the key to disable system extensions years before MS was.
After all, how else could you defeat the Oscar the Grouch in the Trash can?
For those who watch HBO, now Avon Barksdale and his crew can see which cans the dockworkers are smuggling drugs in, realtime.
You mean "psychohistory".
And he would've gotten away with it too, if it weren't for that meddling Mule.
Nice copyright violation, halo.
You want the NYT to sue Slashdot out of existence?
I think it's consistent with the national do-not-call list...
Batteries provide 1.3 hours of operation.
1.3 hours. I think they missed the meeting on what the holy grail of laptop design is.
Check the link.
He was in both, and definitely in the 50's.
Yeah, but I got to this one thru http://www.applerecords.com/
Nah, I'm the poster and that was my editorial view. And I get plenty of sex, TYVM.
I think it is clear they are having a non-website there. As a moral victory.
Well, it's not like Apple Records is doing much in tech or on the web. Their web site is kind of spartan...
I wonder what they're running that Apache 1.3.26 on...
Cool. Now I understand "The Sopranos".
OS 9.x is a deprecated platform. Apple is no longer shipping a bootable version, and minimal work is being done on compatibility. OS X has Java 1.4.
Yeah, and Windows has been as robust, secure, and scalable as FreeBSD since '97 too. Riiiiight.
Their B string is a bit better, but MusicMans are hella heavy. Also, it's a more specific, less versatile tone.
TIA.
It's called FreeBSD. Perhaps you've heard of it?
Maybe you people who are having trouble getting managers to buy into Linux should try FreeBSD. Almost all the same apps, more stable. Only downside is you have to pick your hardware a little more carefully.
Sure, it doesn't run Quake at 100fps, but does your manager care?
There's lots of dogfood eating at Sun. When I worked there, PCs weren't allowed, you had to have a Sun as your desktop. We engineers got Ultra 2 boxes, but some people had those little Java Station clients as their desktop.