Lex: "It's a Unix System, conforming to the Single Unix Specification of the Open Group! Unix is a registered trademark of the Open Group, and not to be used as a generic term! I know this!"
I'm reading your post, and I agree, comfortable at work because I'm wearing 100% cotton Haynes under my clothes, The Lady Prefers Haynes(TM) Just wait till we get our Haynes on You(TM)
they don't use the "personal information" fields (too many people same name, same age, same city), that's not how the game of internet marketing and tracking is played. 3rd party javascript on the websites you visit, 3rd party cookies, your browsers cached data compared between successive sites with common 3rd party content, pixel beacons in emails and web pages, friend lists, social networking profiles used as shortcut for registration.
Not surprising to see GNU/Linux popping up in finance world. Not just trading, but banking, insurance, government finance.
IBM: You can have IFL processors on your mainframe (Integrated Facility for Linux) with or without z/VM, and there is Linux on zSeries. You can run Linux on your System x or System p.
Oracle/Sun: solaris or linux on your Oracle x86 box. Unbreakable Linux for Oracle.
HP: Redhat and SuSE were supported on Integrity servers (not to be supported on the new 9300, but that's another story), on x86 you can have Redhat, SuSE, Debian, Oracle Linux
rather humorous, and of course utterly false, what with the HotSpot jvm being written in C++ and all. COBOL is even fast than java, since the major cobol compilers go directly to assembly.
the tax only punishes people for getting their daily duties done, mainly getting to work. They are not the ones "wearing out the roads", commerce is. This bullshit lie of confiscating wealth to "save the planet" or "for the public good" has to stop. Taxes bloat government into a bigger monster.
prevent crime? no, the purpose is to have security theatre, a "database of dirt" on people, and to have footage for media to justify agendas. The camera system is working well.
hah, sorry but that is a hoax, a scam to get investor money. you can't induce fission, nor can you induce faster thorium decay, by heating with a laser. What you can do is make a thorium breeder reactor, which will NOT fit in a car.
we have thousands of square miles on this earth with bright sunshine and almost never clouds nor storms. we can turn cellulose into butanol, and grow sufficient crops on scrub land for our vehicles. we have thorium supply sufficient for four thousand years of breeding, and moreover use our existing "spent nuclear fuel" to extract over five times the energy as the first burn, leaving short-lived wastes. See, just engineering issues, no fundamental problems. Also, the population will peak at less than 20% more than there is now by early 2070s, so runaway population not even an issue.
the common word in all your scenarios is TSA. how hard to completely replace the TSA shift with terrorists? not too hard, just have to impersonate a bunch of.....let's just say the bar is low.
".....to report whether they still work or are having some issues with alpha and beta releases. Note: Recommended for alpha and beta users only!
in other words, not for anyone who is interested in maintaining a production stable system.
Firefox has jumped the shark, "upgrade or die". fuck you, Mozilla Corporation.
The IBM PC version of Coherent came out in 1983, but my version 3.0 which required 80286 was much later, about 1989. A real bargain at $90. First version was for PDP-11 in 1980.
Lex: "It's a Unix System, conforming to the Single Unix Specification of the Open Group! Unix is a registered trademark of the Open Group, and not to be used as a generic term! I know this!"
I'm reading your post, and I agree, comfortable at work because I'm wearing 100% cotton Haynes under my clothes, The Lady Prefers Haynes(TM) Just wait till we get our Haynes on You(TM)
or crushed by the first manatee that tries to fuck it
LOL
for those who slept in U.S. history class:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Burr
sorry, fusion doesn't happen at several thousand degrees, so it doesn't happen in the Sun's photosphere either.
they don't use the "personal information" fields (too many people same name, same age, same city), that's not how the game of internet marketing and tracking is played. 3rd party javascript on the websites you visit, 3rd party cookies, your browsers cached data compared between successive sites with common 3rd party content, pixel beacons in emails and web pages, friend lists, social networking profiles used as shortcut for registration.
Not surprising to see GNU/Linux popping up in finance world. Not just trading, but banking, insurance, government finance. IBM: You can have IFL processors on your mainframe (Integrated Facility for Linux) with or without z/VM, and there is Linux on zSeries. You can run Linux on your System x or System p.
Oracle/Sun: solaris or linux on your Oracle x86 box. Unbreakable Linux for Oracle.
HP: Redhat and SuSE were supported on Integrity servers (not to be supported on the new 9300, but that's another story), on x86 you can have Redhat, SuSE, Debian, Oracle Linux
rather humorous, and of course utterly false, what with the HotSpot jvm being written in C++ and all. COBOL is even fast than java, since the major cobol compilers go directly to assembly.
HP's NonStop, actually, which is neither HP/UX nor True 64. It only can run on certain redundant architecture machines.
Pfft, that's just an intel foot-warmer. You want an Intel *smelter*, try an Itanium2 MX2....260 W
and later Postscript Extreme, which converts all print jobs to pdf first.
the tax only punishes people for getting their daily duties done, mainly getting to work. They are not the ones "wearing out the roads", commerce is. This bullshit lie of confiscating wealth to "save the planet" or "for the public good" has to stop. Taxes bloat government into a bigger monster.
prevent crime? no, the purpose is to have security theatre, a "database of dirt" on people, and to have footage for media to justify agendas. The camera system is working well.
hah, sorry but that is a hoax, a scam to get investor money. you can't induce fission, nor can you induce faster thorium decay, by heating with a laser. What you can do is make a thorium breeder reactor, which will NOT fit in a car.
yes, but that was a later one, 1977. plenty of good stuff available before, like the Atlair 8800 fully assembled version.
that's a joke? make that thorium in a central nuclear power plant, and it's a solution
we have thousands of square miles on this earth with bright sunshine and almost never clouds nor storms. we can turn cellulose into butanol, and grow sufficient crops on scrub land for our vehicles. we have thorium supply sufficient for four thousand years of breeding, and moreover use our existing "spent nuclear fuel" to extract over five times the energy as the first burn, leaving short-lived wastes. See, just engineering issues, no fundamental problems. Also, the population will peak at less than 20% more than there is now by early 2070s, so runaway population not even an issue.
who says cars have to be made of metal? and there is plenty of abundant energy on this earth, no shortage.
I would call that kind of "hope-I-check-everything" kneejerking around. you must like it
yes, they are the high end of low level languages, one step above assembly langauge. They certainly are not high level languages like Python, or LISP
the common word in all your scenarios is TSA. how hard to completely replace the TSA shift with terrorists? not too hard, just have to impersonate a bunch of.....let's just say the bar is low.
".....to report whether they still work or are having some issues with alpha and beta releases. Note: Recommended for alpha and beta users only! in other words, not for anyone who is interested in maintaining a production stable system.
Firefox has jumped the shark, "upgrade or die". fuck you, Mozilla Corporation.
the websites apparently care, there are major ones refusing to work with "old" versions, old meaning 3.5 and before.
you argument that version number is of no consequence has no merit, this is major fucking-over of the users by major open source project.
cool! I found a february 1984 InfoWorld article on IBM's announcment: http://books.google.com/books?id=gC4EAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA12&lpg=PA12&dq=introduced+PC/IX+ibm&source=bl&ots=2NTHrJUOVl&sig=QZsjE6hvXxCZvHL-WPDFxXrOrp0&hl=en&ei=rqBFTtHKJqeGsgK62J3kBQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=7&ved=0CFUQ6AEwBg#v=onepage&q=introduced%20PC%2FIX%20ibm&f=false
The IBM PC version of Coherent came out in 1983, but my version 3.0 which required 80286 was much later, about 1989. A real bargain at $90. First version was for PDP-11 in 1980.
The french took the latin leo for lion and made names Léon and Léo