the ISP or someone above them generally "owns" even a ipv4 net block for us little guys....not sure I'd worry about it for the present. if someday sixxs pulls the rug out from under my/64 subnet, I'd just go to another provider.
(old fart story time) My employer had comcast change their static ipv4 ip out from under them, had to find out what it was. then a couple weeks later they changed it back by accident (we're talking a routed subnet for a few dozen servers here).
you're half right...find the jvm developers and beat the living shit out of them. Documented backward incompatibilities. of course, some maintain that's what the jvm and j2ee is, the diseased shit out of a certain kind of developer
that's the truth, for the language itself warmed over 1980s c++ concepts, then the promise of right-once - run anywhere in practice just a pile of B.S., the typical libraries used make business apps bloated hardware hogs.....now add to that the Oracle ogre.....fuck java, the jvm and j2ee. Superior lightweight alternatives are being embraced except for those companies with time and money to burn. And if you want to descend to an even deeper level of Hell, than sign IBM up for websphere project and watch the con-slut-ants descend like vampires
You could have ipv6 in minutes on your OpenSuse box, with your existing network gear. You could do the quick and dirty way with merido, or spend some more time and have the full monty, with no money at all and not changing your ipv4 gear. I have at&t ipv4 only adsl to my home, yet every box in my home has full ipv6 automatic address assignment and access, and moreover my servers at home have *static* ipv6 addresses, even though my ipv4 connection is dynamic. How 'bout them apples? I happen to use SixXs free service, but there are many others. Educate yourself, quit cursing the darkness and light a candle.
Your proposed "solution" would be a routing nightmare, the routing tables would be too huge, wouldn't work. ipv6 solves that problem and keeps all routing tables small, because it was designed by very smart people who did work in the real world. ipv6 works great, works well on dual stack machine with ipv4, and can be set up by anyone anywhere even if they only have ipv4, including static address even if their connection is dynamic dhcp.
naw, there's one part I'm keeping until they can get artificial nerves and feeling into it.....but after that, make it a ten inch x two inch o.d. when fully, er, deployed
not really, the exertion of throwing one puny emperor over a railing caused total cardiac failure and death. talk about terrible cardiovascular fitness.
no way, crucified you'll die in less than a day of agonizing pain. Lung cancer and the other cancers it causes takes over a year in the many cases of friends and family I've lost to the (preventable, caused by stupidity) disease
33% of smokers will die from smoking-caused disease, The breakdown is 40% cancer, 25% lung disease other than cancer, 35% heart disease. But of the other 66^ of smokers, they will also have health problems. But the lung cancer is the worst from what I've seen, a long drawn out agonizing death of over a year.
has nothing to do with priorities of north americans. The government of the US is in the pockets of a very small group of special interests. The wars are one of their priorities, the oil cartel another, the banking cartel yet another. It matters not who gets elected or what party "holds power".
Some of us still hold to the flickering, nearly-extinguished candle-flame of hope that the slashdot editors would someday take notice of their user's complaints, and then attempt to improve the quality of their product
funny, I thought slashdot was a means of making money for a small group of people that works because so many of us (a large group of people) read articles and moreover contribute them. You seem to be rebuking the large group of people for complaining about quality.
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hours of typing for pros and cons, but I'll agree the JVM can be all right for running other languages with slimmer libraries.
keep the cobol, run in MIcrofocus Server Express on Linux, wrap with its c to cobol api, and access with your favorite web language.
Ai! Ai! A Barack is come!
not a factor since studies compare to non-smokers, who probably have the same exposure to car and truck exhaust.
the ISP or someone above them generally "owns" even a ipv4 net block for us little guys....not sure I'd worry about it for the present. if someday sixxs pulls the rug out from under my /64 subnet, I'd just go to another provider.
(old fart story time) My employer had comcast change their static ipv4 ip out from under them, had to find out what it was. then a couple weeks later they changed it back by accident (we're talking a routed subnet for a few dozen servers here).
you're half right...find the jvm developers and beat the living shit out of them. Documented backward incompatibilities. of course, some maintain that's what the jvm and j2ee is, the diseased shit out of a certain kind of developer
that's the truth, for the language itself warmed over 1980s c++ concepts, then the promise of right-once - run anywhere in practice just a pile of B.S., the typical libraries used make business apps bloated hardware hogs.....now add to that the Oracle ogre.....fuck java, the jvm and j2ee. Superior lightweight alternatives are being embraced except for those companies with time and money to burn. And if you want to descend to an even deeper level of Hell, than sign IBM up for websphere project and watch the con-slut-ants descend like vampires
You could have ipv6 in minutes on your OpenSuse box, with your existing network gear. You could do the quick and dirty way with merido, or spend some more time and have the full monty, with no money at all and not changing your ipv4 gear. I have at&t ipv4 only adsl to my home, yet every box in my home has full ipv6 automatic address assignment and access, and moreover my servers at home have *static* ipv6 addresses, even though my ipv4 connection is dynamic. How 'bout them apples? I happen to use SixXs free service, but there are many others. Educate yourself, quit cursing the darkness and light a candle.
Your proposed "solution" would be a routing nightmare, the routing tables would be too huge, wouldn't work. ipv6 solves that problem and keeps all routing tables small, because it was designed by very smart people who did work in the real world. ipv6 works great, works well on dual stack machine with ipv4, and can be set up by anyone anywhere even if they only have ipv4, including static address even if their connection is dynamic dhcp.
no, can you explain it using a likeness to cars?
53,000 people isn't "small town", even though I've lived in bigger suburbs that's big enough where everyone *doesn't* know everyone else
naw, there's one part I'm keeping until they can get artificial nerves and feeling into it.....but after that, make it a ten inch x two inch o.d. when fully, er, deployed
not really, the exertion of throwing one puny emperor over a railing caused total cardiac failure and death. talk about terrible cardiovascular fitness.
no way, crucified you'll die in less than a day of agonizing pain. Lung cancer and the other cancers it causes takes over a year in the many cases of friends and family I've lost to the (preventable, caused by stupidity) disease
33% of smokers will die from smoking-caused disease, The breakdown is 40% cancer, 25% lung disease other than cancer, 35% heart disease. But of the other 66^ of smokers, they will also have health problems. But the lung cancer is the worst from what I've seen, a long drawn out agonizing death of over a year.
has nothing to do with priorities of north americans. The government of the US is in the pockets of a very small group of special interests. The wars are one of their priorities, the oil cartel another, the banking cartel yet another. It matters not who gets elected or what party "holds power".
Those who keep it in the sky have the final say, yes. That would include european space agency and the russians, and not the USA.
As opposed to the nice friendly things those who worship at the Ka'ba say.
not true, the Russian Progress freighters can and have boosted orbit. No need for U.S. craft for the continued existence of the ISS.
can they also help out with the goddamn hippies and their saturn ring icebreaker ship?
Everyone who visits the site frequently, submit stories, moderate, etc. are helping the owners make money. They have a right to criticize.
I actually have another ID more than 12 years old, but can't remember it. was off slashdot for a few years in early 21st century
Some of us still hold to the flickering, nearly-extinguished candle-flame of hope that the slashdot editors would someday take notice of their user's complaints, and then attempt to improve the quality of their product
As a late antique historian
We are saddened by the passing of yet another antique historian, and offer our sincerest condolences to your next of kin
The Newton failed commercially.
funny, I thought slashdot was a means of making money for a small group of people that works because so many of us (a large group of people) read articles and moreover contribute them. You seem to be rebuking the large group of people for complaining about quality.