said the anonymous coward. Meanwhile, I really do admin over 400 production servers of various distros (and a little Unix and windows too), some run by groups with Ubuntu server and I have indeed seen the folly of using that bleeding edge distro
I live very close to Chicago (less than five miles and O'Hare (which is #1 or #2 of world's busiest airport depending on year). some days many contrails happen to look like grid pattern just because so many jets fly in different directions. But all made by different jets, not a single jet passing back and forth. Since a contrail is just a cloud, whether visible or whether it lingers depends whether a cloud at that same altitude would linger. that could be a short time, could be a long time.
In illinois there were indeed experiments done with cloud seeding with silver iodide, even into the 1980s. Not done from jets, but you can read about them online, they were small experiments and downstate not near chicago. *yawn*
in short, nothing suspicious regarding contrails seen in half a century by me and I am aviation buff. This year's airshow in Chicago to be a bit strange due to lack of military craft. see you there
stability and massive amounts of testing are valued on production servers. if you're running latest bleeding edge releases of either kernel or langauge or major server packages you *will* have problems
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wrong, 0.01 was released August 1993 and was usable
in fact, if you are referring to the 1.0 release in 1995 that had the bad CD with wrong stuff on it
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just download the latest tarball from mozilla and unpack it into a directory like/local or/opt, then run firefox/firefox on that path what's the big deal?
the width part not a problem (assuming pilot with brass cajones), the U2's had widths from 80' 2" to 104' 9".....C130 with 133' wingspans can land and take off from carriers.
it's the hard drive problem, which for gyroscopes and such in space has been going on for over 40 years. we can make a batch of such systems such that some last for years, but some will fail before then. Kepler won the lottery.
no, a Prince Arjuna is worried about whether to attack an enemy or not. Vishnu appears incarnated as Krishna and converses with him.
(Arjuna): Tell me who are You in such a fierce form? My salutations to You, O best of gods, be merciful! I wish to understand You, the primal Being, because I do not know Your mission.
The Supreme Lord Vishnu said, I am death, the mighty destroyer of the world, out to destroy. Even without your participation all the warriors standing arrayed in the opposing armies shall cease to exist.
Therefore, get up and attain glory. Conquer your enemies and enjoy a prosperous kingdom. All these (warriors) have already been destroyed by Me. You are only an instrument, O Arjuna.
useless for finding the very slight variations in brightness on a pixel and nearest neighbors when compared to same over month or more than a year, on which kepler's detection methods depend.
yes, the processes and machinery used are very much the products of science. do you imagine modern agriculture, machinery and chemical reactors are not?
wrong, there is evidence of what you say in recent decades, but the whole time period of which I spoke tells a different story. Let's use one example, the mass production of cigarettes, before which people hand rolled a few smokes a day....
but the healthiest groups of people in the world don't follow that high-fat diet. Rather, complex carbs, little simple carbs, some protein, some fat and much fiber. or if you're French, add more sugar and some wine.
rather ironic phrase, since the massive increase in the rate of cancers over the last two centuries is entirely due to products that are the results of science
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Finley Dunne, American writer and humorist: "Justice is blind an' deaf an' dumb, an' has a wooden leg".
(note: use of "superior" above is totally sarcastic)
funny, at work the clamav has caught java jar vulnerabilities and malware our superior proprietary tools missed, and it isn't yet at 1.0
said the anonymous coward. Meanwhile, I really do admin over 400 production servers of various distros (and a little Unix and windows too), some run by groups with Ubuntu server and I have indeed seen the folly of using that bleeding edge distro
I live very close to Chicago (less than five miles and O'Hare (which is #1 or #2 of world's busiest airport depending on year). some days many contrails happen to look like grid pattern just because so many jets fly in different directions. But all made by different jets, not a single jet passing back and forth. Since a contrail is just a cloud, whether visible or whether it lingers depends whether a cloud at that same altitude would linger. that could be a short time, could be a long time.
In illinois there were indeed experiments done with cloud seeding with silver iodide, even into the 1980s. Not done from jets, but you can read about them online, they were small experiments and downstate not near chicago. *yawn*
in short, nothing suspicious regarding contrails seen in half a century by me and I am aviation buff. This year's airshow in Chicago to be a bit strange due to lack of military craft. see you there
plenty of slashdotters use the sriracha like most americans use ketchup
stability and massive amounts of testing are valued on production servers. if you're running latest bleeding edge releases of either kernel or langauge or major server packages you *will* have problems
wrong, 0.01 was released August 1993 and was usable
in fact, if you are referring to the 1.0 release in 1995 that had the bad CD with wrong stuff on it
just download the latest tarball from mozilla and unpack it into a directory like /local or /opt, then run firefox/firefox on that path what's the big deal?
http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/
you might lose 99% of all patients.
plenty of people don't seek modern cancer treatment, ask Steve Jobs how that went for him
wood is not leaves from the "nightshade" family of plants
not in the mass quantities of today's two and three pack a day smokers, and not with the chemicals used for processing
the rats in my country hold public office
I think you'd find an asian diet with brown rice, veggies and fruits, and a little lean meat (6 oz or less a day) would shed the pounds too
wonder if real wheat is a problem, what we call "wheat" in the USA is a sixfold genome bioengineered franken-wheat.
the width part not a problem (assuming pilot with brass cajones), the U2's had widths from 80' 2" to 104' 9".....C130 with 133' wingspans can land and take off from carriers.
it's the hard drive problem, which for gyroscopes and such in space has been going on for over 40 years. we can make a batch of such systems such that some last for years, but some will fail before then. Kepler won the lottery.
no, a Prince Arjuna is worried about whether to attack an enemy or not. Vishnu appears incarnated as Krishna and converses with him.
(Arjuna): Tell me who are You in such a fierce form? My salutations to You, O best of gods, be merciful! I wish to understand You, the primal Being, because I do not know Your mission.
The Supreme Lord Vishnu said, I am death, the mighty destroyer of the world, out to destroy. Even without your participation all the warriors standing arrayed in the opposing armies shall cease to exist.
Therefore, get up and attain glory. Conquer your enemies and enjoy a prosperous kingdom. All these (warriors) have already been destroyed by Me. You are only an instrument, O Arjuna.
deploy another gyroscope and rpg in a package that can be attached to Kepler, a practice run for comet sampling missions
useless for finding the very slight variations in brightness on a pixel and nearest neighbors when compared to same over month or more than a year, on which kepler's detection methods depend.
yes, the processes and machinery used are very much the products of science. do you imagine modern agriculture, machinery and chemical reactors are not?
wrong, there is evidence of what you say in recent decades, but the whole time period of which I spoke tells a different story. Let's use one example, the mass production of cigarettes, before which people hand rolled a few smokes a day....
but the healthiest groups of people in the world don't follow that high-fat diet. Rather, complex carbs, little simple carbs, some protein, some fat and much fiber. or if you're French, add more sugar and some wine.
rather ironic phrase, since the massive increase in the rate of cancers over the last two centuries is entirely due to products that are the results of science
that actually was a quote of Vishnu in the Hindu scriptures Bhagavad-Gita.