nice guess but no. Level 0 is called "deviation", an event with no safety concern. Something might break or leak or even trip the reactor offline but with no danger or threat to anyone's safety.
if you play that music you might get sued for unlawful performance. if you copy that music on a Xerox machine, or put on a web server, or transmit it by email you might get sued for copyright infringement. no it is not open source
but the media cartel has extended copyright to ridiculous lengths of time to prevent music from becoming part of tradition or belonging to the people. the original reasonable limits had exactly that in mind.
The US government has been out of control, corrupt, ignoring constitution and law, and in the pockets of power and money grubbing interests before PJ was born.
I'm glad in the past year so many people have finally started to get it, though.
eh? I've thin clients for $20 acting as low-load domain servers, heck almost my gear is used crap but I do buy disks new (masssive discounts of course)
your viewpoint is laughable, the candidates are irrelevant and can change nothing. power is not held by elected officials. your ignorance of how your country works is astounding.
I have been in countries during civil war, by the way.
As rabid a Unix/Linux/BSD fan I am, I'd still maintain IBM and Unisys mainframes run the world, because most the world's money is in them. Outside of that, it's largely Unix all the way down from supercomputers to network appliances.
BSD "not doing too badly"??? hah that stuff is everywhere in embedded systems from appliances to elevator controls, most people probably have some BSD running devices at home and not even know it
your sample size is of systems too simple, is all. you are not dealing with large complex systems
Of course there are monsterous java ee issues going from 1.5 to.6 to.7 on any large scale enterprise project, I deal with TC Server and Websphere at work. most of the time one cannot simply change JVM. Java is not backward compatible, and the list of issues is of course readily available online.
Your Rails as example is very funny to me, being an avid Rubyist (see handle). Of course Ruby 1.8, 1.9 and 2.0 have huge differences, only extremely simple code would run unchanged.
serious systems can't follow the bleeding edge, things break. This is why, for example, the latest Websphere 8.5 still runs java 1.6 with option to run 1.7 with certain caveats.
contract undoubtedly says the wheels would be good for primary mission length and have probability curves for anything beyond that for which the live and dead wheels are entirely contained. space is an extremely tough environment for mechanical things.
no, they benefit certain large corporations. that's why "obamacare" didn't have a robust public option, instead it just injects even more money into big pharmy, insurance, and major health care chains. The USA is a corporate fascist state, moving in the direction of a corporate fascist police state.
Interesting parallel to the Nazi regime, where social programs for the masses were trumpeted while corporate fascism was framework
those hot button issues are just a smokescreen, the underlying system is corporate fascist and Obama is doing a wonderful job continuing the Bush/Cheney agenda
wrong, the very large corporations took control of the country almost a century ago, no one alive gave up anything. There is only one extremely painful solution to the problem possible, and it has nothing to do with the "democratic process"
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nice guess but no. Level 0 is called "deviation", an event with no safety concern. Something might break or leak or even trip the reactor offline but with no danger or threat to anyone's safety.
if you play that music you might get sued for unlawful performance. if you copy that music on a Xerox machine, or put on a web server, or transmit it by email you might get sued for copyright infringement. no it is not open source
but the media cartel has extended copyright to ridiculous lengths of time to prevent music from becoming part of tradition or belonging to the people. the original reasonable limits had exactly that in mind.
The US government has been out of control, corrupt, ignoring constitution and law, and in the pockets of power and money grubbing interests before PJ was born.
I'm glad in the past year so many people have finally started to get it, though.
eh? I've thin clients for $20 acting as low-load domain servers, heck almost my gear is used crap but I do buy disks new (masssive discounts of course)
bottom fishing is the way some of us live
is there really a barrier? I've certainly put Linux and BSD on devices burned with the predecessors of windows rt
if there's a fireside sale of these things I'll try to pwn it with open source OS, but it'll have to be $100 or less
do they make Itanium tablets? might wind up with "intel inside" branded on your scrotum
sell those silly things for $100 and people will be able to put a real OS on them to be useful
nonsense, do you see any flying magic ponies over those thirsty or hungry people? no, I thought not. the ponies are coming
world hunger and thirst will be solved by flying magic ponies that poop colored manna and piss purple mineral water
on what the fuck did this "institute" base their figures, tea leaves?
no, slightly more than half survive having cancer (of all types)
before Steve went to real doctor, he wasted time with health-quack nonsense, that's why he had to have his guts removed.
no, stable versions of good distros have regular bug fixes for their packages
your viewpoint is laughable, the candidates are irrelevant and can change nothing. power is not held by elected officials. your ignorance of how your country works is astounding.
I have been in countries during civil war, by the way.
As rabid a Unix/Linux/BSD fan I am, I'd still maintain IBM and Unisys mainframes run the world, because most the world's money is in them. Outside of that, it's largely Unix all the way down from supercomputers to network appliances.
BSD "not doing too badly"??? hah that stuff is everywhere in embedded systems from appliances to elevator controls, most people probably have some BSD running devices at home and not even know it
the number of embedded systems running openbsd or netbsd (from everything from printer to elevator controllers) goes into the millions
so ubiquitous they're invisible
no they aren't, I can make as many addresses as I want for my machine with certain techniques, and each can have 65K ports
you aren't thinking fourth dimensionally, Marty.
Suppose, for example, my server had 128 virtual IP addresses its single interface.....
your sample size is of systems too simple, is all. you are not dealing with large complex systems
Of course there are monsterous java ee issues going from 1.5 to .6 to .7 on any large scale enterprise project, I deal with TC Server and Websphere at work. most of the time one cannot simply change JVM. Java is not backward compatible, and the list of issues is of course readily available online.
Your Rails as example is very funny to me, being an avid Rubyist (see handle). Of course Ruby 1.8, 1.9 and 2.0 have huge differences, only extremely simple code would run unchanged.
serious systems can't follow the bleeding edge, things break. This is why, for example, the latest Websphere 8.5 still runs java 1.6 with option to run 1.7 with certain caveats.
contract undoubtedly says the wheels would be good for primary mission length and have probability curves for anything beyond that for which the live and dead wheels are entirely contained. space is an extremely tough environment for mechanical things.
no, they benefit certain large corporations. that's why "obamacare" didn't have a robust public option, instead it just injects even more money into big pharmy, insurance, and major health care chains. The USA is a corporate fascist state, moving in the direction of a corporate fascist police state.
Interesting parallel to the Nazi regime, where social programs for the masses were trumpeted while corporate fascism was framework
those hot button issues are just a smokescreen, the underlying system is corporate fascist and Obama is doing a wonderful job continuing the Bush/Cheney agenda
wrong, the very large corporations took control of the country almost a century ago, no one alive gave up anything. There is only one extremely painful solution to the problem possible, and it has nothing to do with the "democratic process"
Obama delivered on the Transparency though, can see right through him