big pharmy "practices medicine" for the purposes of enriching their profits, and they put doctors in their pockets. health insurance industry is the other huge entity that practices medicine by denying proper treatment
"Put down" does not mean fired, guess again. Hint, it's a phrase for a specific action in farming and veterinary clinics for animals which are incurable or too expensive to cure.
it's not capitalism if you enslave someone, it's something else. That's one of the lies of our time, calling wall street fat cats and banksters capitalists. They are enslavers and parasites, and buy lawmakers to keep us from having capitalism.
no, human body is very fragile. People with arms and legs bound and being tortured have committed suicide by biting their own tongue off and bleeding to death.
It is quite exciting to see an open source OS dedicated to providing the foundation for shared resources and a single system image for clusters. The goals of that project are usually accomplished with very expensive proprietary software, the Hammer fs is one huge such milestone.
You live in a police state that is increasing its strength. Projection of power and intimidation are far more important that effectively dealing with any particular issue
CRU cherry picks its methodologies, in this case to "show" the time-averaged graph to fly above the 1998 peak, rather than NOAA essentially flat within statistical noise.
So we had a warm spike in 1998 over the last 145 years (if lip blown hand shaped thermometers are to be believed for the old records), big deal.
DragonFly is still being designed, but the stated end goals are 1. Single system image clustering 2. providing multiple isolated environments in userland, 3. providing highly available clustered filesystem with multi-mastered mirroring/backup, de-duplication, snapshots
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actually, various unofficial rc.d projects by various people have been available for openbsd for at least 10 years including port of the netbsd one. Most OpenBSD users say "ick" because of the normal use of OpenBSD...
OpenBSD primarily gets used on boxes with very focused purpose, so just a few daemons to manage and I'd rather have single file to control them than runlevels and rc.d
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why, they're not necessary. The flags for starting a daemon are in/etc/rc.conf and/etc/rc.conf.local, and the pid of running daemons are in/var/run or use ps ea for them. Simple and clean with no cruft is why I like OpenBSD for applicances and routers so much.
as for #2, you build the patched release files on another server and deploy on production, procedure 5.4 Building a Release is in the (very nicely done) docs http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq5.html#Release
you do realize NTFS-3G had horrible bugs until this month, look at the fixed list of the april 11, 2011 release. I wouldn't have touched that shit with a ten foot pole until two weeks ago. And it might still have some major problems.
it doesn't matter if program is reducible to mathematics, only that a claim for a software patent might be valid if it contains "a mathematical formula [and] implements or applies the formula in a structure or process which, when considered as a whole, is performing a function which the patent laws were designed to protect" http://www.bitlaw.com/source/soft_pats/final.html
No delusion here, look at the last five years of these two graphcs, let's call the top one "Observed Reality' and the bottom one "CRU Propaganda Factory's desperate attempt to prop up the 'hockey stick''"
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big pharmy "practices medicine" for the purposes of enriching their profits, and they put doctors in their pockets. health insurance industry is the other huge entity that practices medicine by denying proper treatment
healthy pregnant women can have 130 and be fine
I would imagine FORTH coders and compiler writers would like it too
he should have said it was worth its weight in silver
"Put down" does not mean fired, guess again. Hint, it's a phrase for a specific action in farming and veterinary clinics for animals which are incurable or too expensive to cure.
the initial deal was cut by Jimmy Carter, we snubbed Taiwan to do it.
it's not capitalism if you enslave someone, it's something else. That's one of the lies of our time, calling wall street fat cats and banksters capitalists. They are enslavers and parasites, and buy lawmakers to keep us from having capitalism.
no, human body is very fragile. People with arms and legs bound and being tortured have committed suicide by biting their own tongue off and bleeding to death.
nonsense, there are other CPU vendors for the new age of mobile computing. I for one welcome our non x86 overlords.
er, your 2.0GHz P4 of august 2001 is overclocked to 3.1 GHz? or are you just confused and babbling?
It is quite exciting to see an open source OS dedicated to providing the foundation for shared resources and a single system image for clusters. The goals of that project are usually accomplished with very expensive proprietary software, the Hammer fs is one huge such milestone.
The works of the OpenBSD project are in each and every major open source OS and many major closed source ones as well.
You live in a police state that is increasing its strength. Projection of power and intimidation are far more important that effectively dealing with any particular issue
for people over 35 it's a porn comic book series from the 80s
if someone was using it for analingus, excessive giant packets might create a goatse man
CRU cherry picks its methodologies, in this case to "show" the time-averaged graph to fly above the 1998 peak, rather than NOAA essentially flat within statistical noise. So we had a warm spike in 1998 over the last 145 years (if lip blown hand shaped thermometers are to be believed for the old records), big deal.
DragonFly is still being designed, but the stated end goals are 1. Single system image clustering 2. providing multiple isolated environments in userland, 3. providing highly available clustered filesystem with multi-mastered mirroring/backup, de-duplication, snapshots
Unlike Solaris, DragonFly isn't dying. Unlike OpenSolaris, DragonFly hasn't been effectively killed.
actually, various unofficial rc.d projects by various people have been available for openbsd for at least 10 years including port of the netbsd one. Most OpenBSD users say "ick" because of the normal use of OpenBSD...
OpenBSD primarily gets used on boxes with very focused purpose, so just a few daemons to manage and I'd rather have single file to control them than runlevels and rc.d
why, they're not necessary. The flags for starting a daemon are in /etc/rc.conf and /etc/rc.conf.local, and the pid of running daemons are in /var/run or use ps ea for them. Simple and clean with no cruft is why I like OpenBSD for applicances and routers so much.
as for #2, you build the patched release files on another server and deploy on production, procedure 5.4 Building a Release is in the (very nicely done) docs http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq5.html#Release
you do realize NTFS-3G had horrible bugs until this month, look at the fixed list of the april 11, 2011 release. I wouldn't have touched that shit with a ten foot pole until two weeks ago. And it might still have some major problems.
it doesn't matter if program is reducible to mathematics, only that a claim for a software patent might be valid if it contains "a mathematical formula [and] implements or applies the formula in a structure or process which, when considered as a whole, is performing a function which the patent laws were designed to protect" http://www.bitlaw.com/source/soft_pats/final.html
No delusion here, look at the last five years of these two graphcs, let's call the top one "Observed Reality' and the bottom one "CRU Propaganda Factory's desperate attempt to prop up the 'hockey stick''"
http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/paleo/globalwarming/images/temp-anom-larg.jpg
CRU alarmist propaganda at bottom, reality at top, argue with the NOAA if you don't like the graphs:
http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/paleo/globalwarming/images/temp-anom-larg.jpg