Right... unless of course there's a setting that was causing the application not to start, or to trigger a bug. In which case the user removes the app, and tries to re-install it to "start fresh", only to find out they aren't starting fresh at all.
To say it's not a big deal to leave behind config files is absolute crap, and the sort of response I'd expect from a fanboi.
So... have they actually tested this on humans to verify it's non-toxic? That's great that we're not using lead, but if this is just as bad for humans when it hits our water supply, what exactly is the benefit? Swapping one (cheap) poison for another (expensive) one?
As for the main topic of this thread. Isn't it bad enough I have to pay for a educational system that is failing? Has failed. I always here the same line, "the schools need more money." Why? How come the public school system, for double to triple the cost, can't provide as good of an education as the bulk of the private schools? (I'm talking the smaller ones, not the elite ones like Obama uses.)
Govt is rarely the answer, and is almost always the problem.
I'm going to vote for my right to be a stingy and keep my money for myself and my own personal enjoyment, and for the right for everyone else to do the same.
Because they have the right to kick a student out and tell them they can't ever come back. As soon as you tell those private schools they have to deal with the "problem students" and HAVE to take on "special education students", you'll quickly see the same thing all over again.
Did you ever stop to think that maybe it has something to do with parental involvement as well? Like... if you're paying $25k/year to send your kid to a private school, you might take the time to make sure he's actually learning something. And help him when he needs it? Or at the very least pay for a tutor?
These *horrible* problems everyone always talks about with the public school system is always interesting to me. They just don't seem to exists in rural America... you know, where parents are still willing to kick their kids ass if they screw up in school, instead of saying "not my kid, it must be the school's problem!!111"
Non-selfish? You sound like a socialist. Everyone knows the good christian thing to do is horde your money and become greatly offended if anyone even suggests giving something back to continue the existence of the country that afforded you your wealth in the first place.
I keep hearing all this trash about how the government is competing with private companies. That's completely untrue, RTFA. The government is laying fiber, then leasing the lines to third party ISP's who can provide service over it. They aren't trying to be the ISP.
We should probably just privatize roadways too. We'll pay private companies like walmart to make roads. Then whichever stretch walmart lays, only allow walmart trucks to drive on. That's great for the country, right?!
Agreed outside of saving the mail logs and bodies. This is a college, not a corporation. At mine, they preferred to log nothing to avoid getting pulled into legal disputes. AFAIK, it isn't required by law, so it's all headaches for no gain on their part.
Ya frigging Stallman. While he may be a bit off his rocker... he only created the license Linux currently uses, as well as the compiler it was created with. Other than that, a COMPLETE hackjob.
Or did you conveniently forget that it's GNU/Linux? Without Stallman you likely wouldn't have Linux at all.
Managing the group doesn't mean they had ANY of the creative genius behind what they're managing. Being there a long time means you're probably going to be management, and they're probably going to find something for you to manage.
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Right... unless of course there's a setting that was causing the application not to start, or to trigger a bug. In which case the user removes the app, and tries to re-install it to "start fresh", only to find out they aren't starting fresh at all.
To say it's not a big deal to leave behind config files is absolute crap, and the sort of response I'd expect from a fanboi.
Except that doesn't work most of the time and leaves things behind. Hence the invention of things like AppZapper.
What??? Are you insinuating slavery was a *bad thing*?
Telnet? RSH? Ya, definitely built from day one to be secure.
...you can get those on a minivan today. And could get them there before you could get them on a benz.
Seems to me the *target* for this drive would be the same buyer as 15k sas/scsi drives. Those are suspiciously absent from the tests...
So... have they actually tested this on humans to verify it's non-toxic? That's great that we're not using lead, but if this is just as bad for humans when it hits our water supply, what exactly is the benefit? Swapping one (cheap) poison for another (expensive) one?
I'm a huge fan of Sun, I'm on the zfs mailing list, I run it at home.
That said, I can buy an S-series from NetApp for under 10,000 with more storage and features, TODAY.
You're right. Just look at the power industry. Every state that's "deregulated" has seen astronomical jumps in their monthly bills.
I *REALLY* wish the government would just deregulate everything!
As for the main topic of this thread. Isn't it bad enough I have to pay for a educational system that is failing? Has failed. I always here the same line, "the schools need more money." Why? How come the public school system, for double to triple the cost, can't provide as good of an education as the bulk of the private schools? (I'm talking the smaller ones, not the elite ones like Obama uses.)
Govt is rarely the answer, and is almost always the problem.
I'm going to vote for my right to be a stingy and keep my money for myself and my own personal enjoyment, and for the right for everyone else to do the same.
Because they have the right to kick a student out and tell them they can't ever come back. As soon as you tell those private schools they have to deal with the "problem students" and HAVE to take on "special education students", you'll quickly see the same thing all over again.
Did you ever stop to think that maybe it has something to do with parental involvement as well? Like... if you're paying $25k/year to send your kid to a private school, you might take the time to make sure he's actually learning something. And help him when he needs it? Or at the very least pay for a tutor?
These *horrible* problems everyone always talks about with the public school system is always interesting to me. They just don't seem to exists in rural America... you know, where parents are still willing to kick their kids ass if they screw up in school, instead of saying "not my kid, it must be the school's problem!!111"
Non-selfish? You sound like a socialist. Everyone knows the good christian thing to do is horde your money and become greatly offended if anyone even suggests giving something back to continue the existence of the country that afforded you your wealth in the first place.
/neocon
He was a script kiddy, not a hacker. That's about it. And no, he's not any better today.
I keep hearing all this trash about how the government is competing with private companies. That's completely untrue, RTFA. The government is laying fiber, then leasing the lines to third party ISP's who can provide service over it. They aren't trying to be the ISP.
We should probably just privatize roadways too. We'll pay private companies like walmart to make roads. Then whichever stretch walmart lays, only allow walmart trucks to drive on. That's great for the country, right?!
Agreed outside of saving the mail logs and bodies. This is a college, not a corporation. At mine, they preferred to log nothing to avoid getting pulled into legal disputes. AFAIK, it isn't required by law, so it's all headaches for no gain on their part.
*CURRENTLY* being the key word. But yeah, aside from that, Stallman had nothing to do with it.
Ya frigging Stallman. While he may be a bit off his rocker... he only created the license Linux currently uses, as well as the compiler it was created with. Other than that, a COMPLETE hackjob.
Or did you conveniently forget that it's GNU/Linux? Without Stallman you likely wouldn't have Linux at all.
Holy crap, Linus almost sounds like he was humble back then. Apparently all that fame and power since has turned him into a complete cock.
Yaya, mod me down as flamebait, but the guy really needs to get off his high horse.
So the 7 series is better how? Not that you can even compare the two. The Vette makes more power, and gets 30mpg+ highway.
If you want to compare the 7 series, let's bust out the new CTS-V.
if he jumped out of the plane it's ENTIRELY feasible that they found clothes and his ID, and no "plane parts".
McAfee anti-virus software decided our president...
I call BS on "branches of branches of snapshots". Even VMware explicitly warns you NOT to do this because it absolutely murders performance.
If you want lots and lots of snapshots with vmware you'd be much better served with netapp storage on the backend.
I love Sun, but this isn't viable yet. Vmotion? Clustering? A (relatively) easy to use GUI? Not even close.
small block dodge?
Managing the group doesn't mean they had ANY of the creative genius behind what they're managing. Being there a long time means you're probably going to be management, and they're probably going to find something for you to manage.
Some middle manager finally figured out it might net them a bit more money than "blaming it on piracy". EUREKA!