I have to agree with you on this point. This would be an interesingthing to try to implement. You would also then have to work around folks who'd try to break the system with three or four accounts, and mailing the same thing to both accounts. The data would then be "grouped".
Storage could be allocated by amount of space / number of users accessing, I suppose. Ultimately, what you are ending up with is a global shared hard drive, as you alluded to, Google IS the Internet. Why is the theme music to 'Pinky and the Brain' playing in my head?
And sorry about the harshness of previous replies. I am a recovering jerk... it's a long process:)
I could do that. It depends on my level of faith in my wife versus level of faith in the Polaroids. You are trying to bend the definition of faith to where it is unassailable. That is false.
This may be difficult for you to comprehend, but I was simply illustrating a point. This shows why a true "infinite" storage concept cannot work. When designing something like this, you must always look at how it can be abused and then put up safeguards, or scrap the idea altogether.
There is only one person in this world that doesn't understand that. Therefore, I welcome you to Slashdot, Mr. Gates!
Then your supervisor is working off of a very bad definition of faith. I have faith in my wife, as she has proven herself faithful. Someone questions that, and he gets a fist in the face. Someone produces a polaroid, and she gets... um... the divorce papers;)
Faith is the belief in continued performance based upon past experience. Not a blind belief. Though, I will grant, many make it to be that way.
1 Timothy 3:2. It definitely restricts polygamy, and probably rules out divorced/remarried folks from hig church position, but this is an area of dispute.
And the Old Testament never condones the practice of polygamy. It also doesn't directly condemn it either. The closest thing we can get in the OT is that "the two become one flesh", quoted in Genesis, and followed up on by Jesus himself.
Then you have only read the Old Testament. In the New Testament, this is clearly prohibited (at least for anyone in a church leadership position). No comment from me on the authority of the Bible, just a simple statement of what the Bible says.
Thanks! Sorry. I did not realize I had comments off.
"You suck looser!"
Yes. Doesn't he send you personal e-mails too? I'm still waiting for his annual Christmas card like my friends get.
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If they did that, you wouldn't have got first post!
I believe there stupid enough to do it anyway....
Anyone else see the irony?
I prefer doing 540's just to throw everyone off.
My Submission 'Slashdotter gets laid' was rejected. CmdrTaco explained that no one would believe it.
I have to agree with you on this point. This would be an interesingthing to try to implement. You would also then have to work around folks who'd try to break the system with three or four accounts, and mailing the same thing to both accounts. The data would then be "grouped".
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Storage could be allocated by amount of space / number of users accessing, I suppose. Ultimately, what you are ending up with is a global shared hard drive, as you alluded to, Google IS the Internet. Why is the theme music to 'Pinky and the Brain' playing in my head?
And sorry about the harshness of previous replies. I am a recovering jerk... it's a long process
I could do that. It depends on my level of faith in my wife versus level of faith in the Polaroids. You are trying to bend the definition of faith to where it is unassailable. That is false.
This may be difficult for you to comprehend, but I was simply illustrating a point. This shows why a true "infinite" storage concept cannot work. When designing something like this, you must always look at how it can be abused and then put up safeguards, or scrap the idea altogether.
There is only one person in this world that doesn't understand that. Therefore, I welcome you to Slashdot, Mr. Gates!
I just create a program to e-mail random noise. Can't pool that.
from a google search on "Define:Faith" ...
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complete confidence in a person or plan etc; "he cherished the faith of a good woman";
Care to continue to argue? Or do you already have "faith" in your argument?
Then your supervisor is working off of a very bad definition of faith. I have faith in my wife, as she has proven herself faithful. Someone questions that, and he gets a fist in the face. Someone produces a polaroid, and she gets... um... the divorce papers ;)
Faith is the belief in continued performance based upon past experience. Not a blind belief. Though, I will grant, many make it to be that way.
Why should today be any different than any other day?
That was covered under 3.
You'll pry it out of my cold dead hands.
Want a quick tip? Just say "Sure. But can you send me a quick e-mail stating which PCs you want me to install this on? That'll help me remember".
You won't get an e-mail.
Physical property has a real limit on the supply, thus value is determined by supply and demand.
You mean like stamp collecting or baseball cards? Those are determined by supply and demand too, and they are artifically limited.
I just meta-moderated your mod down.
1 Timothy 3:2. It definitely restricts polygamy, and probably rules out divorced/remarried folks from hig church position, but this is an area of dispute.
And the Old Testament never condones the practice of polygamy. It also doesn't directly condemn it either. The closest thing we can get in the OT is that "the two become one flesh", quoted in Genesis, and followed up on by Jesus himself.
Please note my use of the word 'portrayed'.
Then you have only read the Old Testament. In the New Testament, this is clearly prohibited (at least for anyone in a church leadership position). No comment from me on the authority of the Bible, just a simple statement of what the Bible says.
Because we know that the Supreme Court is filled with idiots. They should try to elevate themselves to your level.
On a completely unrelated note, interesting journal entries.
Thank you for an intelligent post.