Interesting. You included Social Security in the expenses, and divide the time range up in 'before SS' and 'after SS'
Also, look at health and life expectancy before 1930. Now realize that huge amounts of the federal budget is SS & Medical (Medicare & Medicaid). If we didn't care about the indigent old, or the fact that national health insurance is more efficient (see what we spend on medical vs other advanced countries and the outcomes), and we didn't feel the need to be the world's police and paid down our debt, we could probably get back to ~4-5%...
Anarchy is something you could use to describe what happens on the floor of a rainforest, or between the bacteria in your gut. I'd rather not live in a society like that. It's not just human nature, it's evolved nature due to limited resources and game theory.
SSL to their servers prevents tampering in-route. Now they could have used their own wire protocol to ensure the data wasn't altered on the way, but why reinvent the wheel?
There's no reason why you can't use tramp over serial. I never have to leave emacs, it'll even transparently bounce thru a 'beachhead' system to get to systems "on the other side".
Emacs is a pain to setup/learn for some things, but automation wins in the end.
"top ten list" ? I assume you mean the 10 commandments? Which 10, since there are multiple sets of 10 in the bible. Also, I get by just fine without many of them: "I am the lord your god", "no other god before me", etc. The few that are reasonable are, no to murder, no to false witness and no to stealing.
Well, if you buy the whole bullshit story, then it's the same thing, since god created satan and nothing happens in the universe without god's knowledge and consent.
I picked up two Core i5 based Chromeboxes (from the Google Dev conf) on Craigslist for $200 each. Seemed like a bargain. One's running Crubuntu, and the other is awaiting me having time to flash a new bios so I can run straight Ubuntu.
Wow. Just wow. I guess you could go with things like 'battery horse staple...', which hopefully the guy at the other end of the phone would insist the user read out...
I run my own email server, so adding Google into the mix lengthens the chain of trust, not shortens it.
Of course, a registrar would probably be less likely to be socially engineered to changing the domain ownership of gmail.com than my domain, but I do use a good registrar (gandi.net) and do have two-factor auth turned on.
Feinstein has been a fucktard for years. Somewhere I still have her letter back to me saying that while she likes hearing from her constituents she still had to support the "flag abuse amendment".
She apparently confuses freedom and symbols of freedom...
As opposed to just letting the rich do that...at least if enough people get pissed, the pols can be voted out. That can happen with the rich as well, but well violent revolution is so disruptive...
Ha Ha, you'd be really pissed if you were an investor in the company I work for. I've got 2x 27" Dell's, and the conference rooms have 70" Sharp displays.
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Interesting. You included Social Security in the expenses, and divide the time range up in 'before SS' and 'after SS'
Also, look at health and life expectancy before 1930. Now realize that huge amounts of the federal budget is SS & Medical (Medicare & Medicaid). If we didn't care about the indigent old, or the fact that national health insurance is more efficient (see what we spend on medical vs other advanced countries and the outcomes), and we didn't feel the need to be the world's police and paid down our debt, we could probably get back to ~4-5%...
Anarchy is something you could use to describe what happens on the floor of a rainforest, or between the bacteria in your gut. I'd rather not live in a society like that. It's not just human nature, it's evolved nature due to limited resources and game theory.
Did you not see Star Trek? The voyagers will come back!
Not if you flash the bios, or just put it in developer mode (at least that was true of the older chromeboxes)
SSL to their servers prevents tampering in-route. Now they could have used their own wire protocol to ensure the data wasn't altered on the way, but why reinvent the wheel?
Oh hell no, don't run BIND. Run something that isn't full of suck and security holes.
Learn about terminal servers: http://blog.philippklaus.de/20...
Serial ports have been gatewayed to telnet for years.
There's no reason why you can't use tramp over serial. I never have to leave emacs, it'll even transparently bounce thru a 'beachhead' system to get to systems "on the other side".
Emacs is a pain to setup/learn for some things, but automation wins in the end.
I'm surprised they don't just mark them with the date of last bleeding and release them where they caught them.
"top ten list" ? I assume you mean the 10 commandments? Which 10, since there are multiple sets of 10 in the bible. Also, I get by just fine without many of them: "I am the lord your god", "no other god before me", etc.
The few that are reasonable are, no to murder, no to false witness and no to stealing.
Well, if you buy the whole bullshit story, then it's the same thing, since god created satan and nothing happens in the universe without god's knowledge and consent.
Not at all like UUIDs. UUIDs are gobally unique, SKUs denote a class of items, of which there can be many items of each SKU/class.
I picked up two Core i5 based Chromeboxes (from the Google Dev conf) on Craigslist for $200 each. Seemed like a bargain. One's running Crubuntu, and the other is awaiting me having time to flash a new bios so I can run straight Ubuntu.
The seagate 3TB that just failed on me was my backup drive.
Now, I didn't lose any current data, but all my time-machine backups are gone, poof...
Wow. Just wow. I guess you could go with things like 'battery horse staple ...', which hopefully the guy at the other end of the phone would insist the user read out...
Secret questions make plenty of sense:
What high school did you attend? ljdf1243097dsafnllsdfj12342341
Who was your favorite teacher? 9f1301d6eab107a1d0bd
I run my own email server, so adding Google into the mix lengthens the chain of trust, not shortens it.
Of course, a registrar would probably be less likely to be socially engineered to changing the domain ownership of gmail.com than my domain, but I do use a good registrar (gandi.net) and do have two-factor auth turned on.
IIRC, Backblaze was running all around the bay area (and farther afield) buying external drives at Costco and shucking the external cases.
Feinstein has been a fucktard for years. Somewhere I still have her letter back to me saying that while she likes hearing from her constituents she still had to support the "flag abuse amendment".
She apparently confuses freedom and symbols of freedom...
No, the problem is the "other side" is -even-more-evil...
As opposed to just letting the rich do that...at least if enough people get pissed, the pols can be voted out. That can happen with the rich as well, but well violent revolution is so disruptive...
Ha Ha, you'd be really pissed if you were an investor in the company I work for. I've got 2x 27" Dell's, and the conference rooms have 70" Sharp displays.
No _known_ dog: http://villains.wikia.com/wiki/Rat_Things_(Snow_Crash) :-)
Or levitate them!
http://www.wired.com/design/2014/01/whoa-watch-scientists-control-levitating-beads-with-sound-waves/
For something like a server, 1 fan is a bad idea. Single point of failure.