That's a complete overkill for my modest Cisco rack that typically has four active console port. If I get dedicated console server appliance, I won't be able to use it for offloading compilation jobs. A hammer isn't always the best solution for everything.
And yet, not one was willing (or able?) to offer a single policy difference.
Probably because no one knows and/or cares about Chavez and/or his policies? You might have better luck in asking where Chavez is located on a world map. Oh, wait. This is America. You better not.
I recently started converting old BASIC games from a book into Python to improve my programming skills for that language. On several occasions I had to write out informal flowcharts to understand the GOTO/GOSUB spaghetti hell that I was dealing with. No wonder I could never get any of these BASIC games to work on my Commodore 64 as a kid.
I recently picked up an ECS KAM1-I motherboard ($25) for the AMD AM1 processor ($25 to $50). The motherboard has two serial ports and two serial port headers for four COM ports. I'm planning to build out a Linux console server for my Cisco certification rack. This is cheaper than trying to convert a Cisco router into a terminal server.
During my tour through college in the early 1990's, we had to use a plastic template to draw flowchart diagrams for programs in the Intro to Computers 101 class. A decade later, after the dot com bust, I went back to school to learn computer programming. The bookstore no longer sold the plastic template and none of the programming classes mentioned flowchart diagrams. I guess they weren't needed for object-oriented programming (OOP).
Why do you deserve more money simply for the fact that you have been doing the same thing longer than everybody else?
That doesn't apply to CEOs. I worked for a Fortune 500 company where the CEO laid off 10% of the workforce, got a 60% raise for a lousy fiscal year, and bought a new yacht to keep up with his peers.
Most Americans have never met a real socialist before. Bernie Sanders isn't a real socialist. He wears the label to stand out from all the other liberals, and knows that conservative media will go foaming in the month over the label.
Only if you apply for a government job with a security clearance. My two-hour investigative interview turned into four hours because I had a multiple jobs after being out of work for two years and filing for bankruptcy. For several years I had a weekday job and a weekend job. Sometimes the weekend job started right after my weekday job on Fridays. The government's view is that you should have one and only one job at a time, and working two or more jobs is suspicious activity.
When I worked for a company that relocated to a new building, HR took a survey to find out what employees wanted in the new office. Number 1 request: sitting far, far away from the supervisors. One of the supervisors had a habit of shooting up the blinds with an Airsoft BB gun, sending everyone to cover whenever he popped up above his cube. (We got back at him on his birthday by blocking off his cube entrance and dumping 64 cubic feet of packing peanuts inside, which took him a week to dig out.) The supervisors got their own row in a long room next to the cube farm. Everyone except the supervisors were happy.
And you're doing this because at this point, you're obviously a fundamentally dishonest person.
I used to be a Republican. I'm speaking from experience. Doesn't help that my Tea Party relatives in Idaho keep emailing every little thing that comes out of the right wing echo chamber.
Don't even bother typing a response.
You accused me of being a dishonest person and don't want me to respond? You must be new around here.
Nobody with any stature on the right believes any of those things.
No Establishment Republican believes that BS, but the base that listens to conservative radio does and they are the voters. Which is why Congressional Republicans are suffering a massive case of swamp fever and can't get anything done.
You haven't been paying attention to the Right Wing echo chamber in recent years. President Obama will suspend the Constitution via executive order (never mind that George W. has issued more executive orders), activate the FEMA camps (hello, Oliver North), send all the white men to be executed by guillotines (paper cutters) and send all the white women to be raped by black men (white fear). Angry old white people believe this will happen any day now (For the pedantic, a democratically elected government can turn into a dictatorship by convincing citizens to trade in freedoms for security from terrorists.)
Whenever a Comcast truck is in the neighborhood, I know my Internet connection was FUBAR. It took me a month to convince a Comcast rep to send out a technician to check out the service box on the pole. Surprise, surprise, surprise. The last technician installed a bypass filter backwards that cut off my Internet service. Fortunately, I still had a 56k dial-up account with another ISP during those outages.
If the local staff were making that kind of money, I'm sure they would have found $50K in a hurry to keep their jobs. At the very least, lay off an intern or two. I seriously doubt that was the case based on years of waving the tin cup during Dr. Who marathons.
U.S. military installations are hardened against EMP attacks. U.S. civilian installations are not, mostly because the electrical industry doesn't want to foot the bill and the government never has enough money for infrastructure projects..
The local PBS station in Silicon Valley had to shutdown and merge with a distant PBS station in the 1990's because the station couldn't afford the $50,000 replacement cost of the vacuum tube in their transmission tower.
"The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function." - F. Scott Fitzgerald
Not sure why this is being flagged as off topic. If the Reagan Administration was willing to overthrow a democratically elected government in the United States, no wonder the Soviets were scared.
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That's a complete overkill for my modest Cisco rack that typically has four active console port. If I get dedicated console server appliance, I won't be able to use it for offloading compilation jobs. A hammer isn't always the best solution for everything.
And yet, not one was willing (or able?) to offer a single policy difference.
Probably because no one knows and/or cares about Chavez and/or his policies? You might have better luck in asking where Chavez is located on a world map. Oh, wait. This is America. You better not.
I recently started converting old BASIC games from a book into Python to improve my programming skills for that language. On several occasions I had to write out informal flowcharts to understand the GOTO/GOSUB spaghetti hell that I was dealing with. No wonder I could never get any of these BASIC games to work on my Commodore 64 as a kid.
I recently picked up an ECS KAM1-I motherboard ($25) for the AMD AM1 processor ($25 to $50). The motherboard has two serial ports and two serial port headers for four COM ports. I'm planning to build out a Linux console server for my Cisco certification rack. This is cheaper than trying to convert a Cisco router into a terminal server.
Bernie Sanders isn't a socialist. So asking him about Chavez is entirely irrelevant.
During my tour through college in the early 1990's, we had to use a plastic template to draw flowchart diagrams for programs in the Intro to Computers 101 class. A decade later, after the dot com bust, I went back to school to learn computer programming. The bookstore no longer sold the plastic template and none of the programming classes mentioned flowchart diagrams. I guess they weren't needed for object-oriented programming (OOP).
Or programmers printed their code on green-and-white bar paper from the dot matrix printer. Now those were the days.
Why do you deserve more money simply for the fact that you have been doing the same thing longer than everybody else?
That doesn't apply to CEOs. I worked for a Fortune 500 company where the CEO laid off 10% of the workforce, got a 60% raise for a lousy fiscal year, and bought a new yacht to keep up with his peers.
Most Americans have never met a real socialist before. Bernie Sanders isn't a real socialist. He wears the label to stand out from all the other liberals, and knows that conservative media will go foaming in the month over the label.
Only if you apply for a government job with a security clearance. My two-hour investigative interview turned into four hours because I had a multiple jobs after being out of work for two years and filing for bankruptcy. For several years I had a weekday job and a weekend job. Sometimes the weekend job started right after my weekday job on Fridays. The government's view is that you should have one and only one job at a time, and working two or more jobs is suspicious activity.
When I worked for a company that relocated to a new building, HR took a survey to find out what employees wanted in the new office. Number 1 request: sitting far, far away from the supervisors. One of the supervisors had a habit of shooting up the blinds with an Airsoft BB gun, sending everyone to cover whenever he popped up above his cube. (We got back at him on his birthday by blocking off his cube entrance and dumping 64 cubic feet of packing peanuts inside, which took him a week to dig out.) The supervisors got their own row in a long room next to the cube farm. Everyone except the supervisors were happy.
Cortana for Windows 2000? I would think WinXP has a larger installed base as a legacy OS.
And you're doing this because at this point, you're obviously a fundamentally dishonest person.
I used to be a Republican. I'm speaking from experience. Doesn't help that my Tea Party relatives in Idaho keep emailing every little thing that comes out of the right wing echo chamber.
Don't even bother typing a response.
You accused me of being a dishonest person and don't want me to respond? You must be new around here.
Do you think vaccines cause autism? Because apparently all liberal Democrats do.
You seem willfully ignorant of liberal Democrats, as they believe in government healthcare. Republicans, not so much.
http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2015-02-04/why-do-republicans-have-such-a-hard-time-with-vaccines-
Nobody with any stature on the right believes any of those things.
No Establishment Republican believes that BS, but the base that listens to conservative radio does and they are the voters. Which is why Congressional Republicans are suffering a massive case of swamp fever and can't get anything done.
You haven't been paying attention to the Right Wing echo chamber in recent years. President Obama will suspend the Constitution via executive order (never mind that George W. has issued more executive orders), activate the FEMA camps (hello, Oliver North), send all the white men to be executed by guillotines (paper cutters) and send all the white women to be raped by black men (white fear). Angry old white people believe this will happen any day now (For the pedantic, a democratically elected government can turn into a dictatorship by convincing citizens to trade in freedoms for security from terrorists.)
Whenever a Comcast truck is in the neighborhood, I know my Internet connection was FUBAR. It took me a month to convince a Comcast rep to send out a technician to check out the service box on the pole. Surprise, surprise, surprise. The last technician installed a bypass filter backwards that cut off my Internet service. Fortunately, I still had a 56k dial-up account with another ISP during those outages.
If the local staff were making that kind of money, I'm sure they would have found $50K in a hurry to keep their jobs. At the very least, lay off an intern or two. I seriously doubt that was the case based on years of waving the tin cup during Dr. Who marathons.
U.S. military installations are hardened against EMP attacks. U.S. civilian installations are not, mostly because the electrical industry doesn't want to foot the bill and the government never has enough money for infrastructure projects..
If the Arabs have more "diversity of thought" in discussing Islam, it's probably because they have — or had, these days — a scientific background.
The local PBS station in Silicon Valley had to shutdown and merge with a distant PBS station in the 1990's because the station couldn't afford the $50,000 replacement cost of the vacuum tube in their transmission tower.
I don't think Jacob's ladders count.
http://www.repairfaq.org/sam/jacobs.htm
"The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function." - F. Scott Fitzgerald
http://www.quotationspage.com/quote/90.html
Either you got it or you don't.
The Arabs who brought forth Islam also had Arabic numerals, algebra and other sciences. Christians only have Black Friday sales.
Not sure why this is being flagged as off topic. If the Reagan Administration was willing to overthrow a democratically elected government in the United States, no wonder the Soviets were scared.
http://www.historycommons.org/context.jsp?item=abefore86rex84