naw, even bigger con job going on since 1913 by the international banking cartels establishing our local branch office, the Federal Reserve. This bailout just gives them another big asset, more debt on our heads.
no stopgap measure, it will take months to implement anyway (with huge conflict of interest of the outside wall street contractors who will manage the toxic asset purchases).
so this whole thing of being needed to pass "immediately" is a crock of bullshit and lies. There are plenty of better alternatives, and over a hundred economists including nobel laureates petitioned Speaker of the House and president pro temp of the senate not to do such a foolish thing.
just as long as you're not advocating any of that ungodly same-charge attraction and strong force coupling, that queer stuff needs to stay in the closet, dammit!
it's much worse than that, the bailout has a wee bit of a "scope creep", to cover not just subprime based instruments, but any "troubled asset" having major impact on markets. there is over $1,000 trillion in "bad paper" out there, and these fools and idiots in washington are going to borrow their way up that mountain. pointless, futile and hopeless.
sounds like fanboy talk. really serious financial places use mainframes or non-stop or heck, an OpenVMS cluster can have an uptime in decades as machines are moved out and upgraded. no skanky Slolaris box is going to touch that.
for non-clustered some things shine even more brightly than Sun, I see the top ten tcp-c non-clustered benchmarks aren't held by sun boxes but by ibm, fujitsu, hp, nec, bull.....
that's right, lots of us weirdos out here who don't see the sense in throwing a TV in the garbage every four years. the $45 digital converter box works well enough with it
maybe Oracle shouldn't run on Linux. maybe people that want such a dbms can buy their $760,000 DBMS and run it on HP/UX or windows. fuck 'em. meanwhile the open source DBMS feature set grows and soon will bite Oracle in the ass.
You've just said, if a KERNEL kills windows...which is nonsense.
a distribution is a complete operating system. there are many operating systems based on the Linux kernel. sure, many are very similar Yes, they do compete in a sense (and borrow from each other in a happy incestuous orgy that benefits everyone).
but the fact is use of Linux based OS is growing, even in spite of all this arguing that bothers you so much. tough.
except it's not true, lsb compliant rpms can and do fail with alien, as do many other rpms. So Debian is can be MOSTLY lsb compliant (if you install the layer)
It's for rpm based commercial distros. Debian doesn't fit, and the "alien" program doesn't work on everything. Since I use Debian on servers and Debian-derived on desktop, I don't care about the LSB, I care more about the standards of the Debian project.
you've just made a compelling argument for cutting off bandwidth. In national emergency when lines are saturated, idiot bothers 911 center with stupid requests, cut them off for twelve hours, and if a real emergency arises in that time them they can fuck off and die. who needs high maintenance stress puppies? no one, that's who. idiots clog adsl lines hitting too many news videos, cut them off. no problem.
Windows runs the low-end personal chickenshit version of everything. Besides Windows, trading firms run trading and trading management software on AIX, HP/UX, Solaris, OS/400, HP NonStop, Open VMS, MVS.....
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*someone* in the world has to be from any chosen at random backwater Bumfuck Egypt hicktown; congrats, that's you
naw, even bigger con job going on since 1913 by the international banking cartels establishing our local branch office, the Federal Reserve. This bailout just gives them another big asset, more debt on our heads.
no stopgap measure, it will take months to implement anyway (with huge conflict of interest of the outside wall street contractors who will manage the toxic asset purchases).
so this whole thing of being needed to pass "immediately" is a crock of bullshit and lies. There are plenty of better alternatives, and over a hundred economists including nobel laureates petitioned Speaker of the House and president pro temp of the senate not to do such a foolish thing.
better to just use a really descriptive, structured language to express your ideas, like COBOL
just as long as you're not advocating any of that ungodly same-charge attraction and strong force coupling, that queer stuff needs to stay in the closet, dammit!
it's much worse than that, the bailout has a wee bit of a "scope creep", to cover not just subprime based instruments, but any "troubled asset" having major impact on markets. there is over $1,000 trillion in "bad paper" out there, and these fools and idiots in washington are going to borrow their way up that mountain. pointless, futile and hopeless.
sounds like fanboy talk. really serious financial places use mainframes or non-stop or heck, an OpenVMS cluster can have an uptime in decades as machines are moved out and upgraded. no skanky Slolaris box is going to touch that.
for non-clustered some things shine even more brightly than Sun, I see the top ten tcp-c non-clustered benchmarks aren't held by sun boxes but by ibm, fujitsu, hp, nec, bull.....
You can own this Transmeta commode; Linus might have shat in it
suck clumping
I find your idea intriguing and wish to subscribe to your newsletter, if it's illustrated.
use postgresql on GNU/Linux or NetBSD
cue a queue of q's at the que.
that's right, lots of us weirdos out here who don't see the sense in throwing a TV in the garbage every four years. the $45 digital converter box works well enough with it
maybe Oracle shouldn't run on Linux. maybe people that want such a dbms can buy their $760,000 DBMS and run it on HP/UX or windows. fuck 'em. meanwhile the open source DBMS feature set grows and soon will bite Oracle in the ass.
You've just said, if a KERNEL kills windows...which is nonsense.
a distribution is a complete operating system. there are many operating systems based on the Linux kernel. sure, many are very similar Yes, they do compete in a sense (and borrow from each other in a happy incestuous orgy that benefits everyone).
but the fact is use of Linux based OS is growing, even in spite of all this arguing that bothers you so much. tough.
except it's not true, lsb compliant rpms can and do fail with alien, as do many other rpms. So Debian is can be MOSTLY lsb compliant (if you install the layer)
nope, that's just a bunch shilling baloney.
Ubuntu 6.06 has a compatibility layer that gives it LSB 3.1
That's it.
status of any later Unbuntu version is unknown, according to Linux Foundation
Debian says they're planning on it. Everyone hold their breath.
they should be teaching all the models, not just one
It's for rpm based commercial distros. Debian doesn't fit, and the "alien" program doesn't work on everything. Since I use Debian on servers and Debian-derived on desktop, I don't care about the LSB, I care more about the standards of the Debian project.
the blackberry has been cultivated for 2000 years; I believe you
you've just made a compelling argument for cutting off bandwidth. In national emergency when lines are saturated, idiot bothers 911 center with stupid requests, cut them off for twelve hours, and if a real emergency arises in that time them they can fuck off and die. who needs high maintenance stress puppies? no one, that's who. idiots clog adsl lines hitting too many news videos, cut them off. no problem.
the American thought helmet will be made of Chinese components, so thinking in Mandarin probably will be most efficient
right, the game cartridge had 4kb of rom, and later ones had multiple 4kb blocks, up to 8x4kb = 32bk with bank switching.
Windows runs the low-end personal chickenshit version of everything. Besides Windows, trading firms run trading and trading management software on AIX, HP/UX, Solaris, OS/400, HP NonStop, Open VMS, MVS.....
talking about after the big bang, not at or before