no need for global network. no need to worry about seasons or cloud cover. The biggest consumers on the globe of electricity have access to areas with near 24/7 sunlight year round. Europe is already planning north african solar collection, the U.S. has desert, etc.
this is an article about an exploit in the BEA Weblogic J2EE Server, which until very recently had nothing to do with Oracle (the company) at all nor Oracle (the DBMS)
I can't believe all the tards here going off about Oracle's DBMS code base.
you went to the Olympics as a contractor to make money. now you find out tool you need for the job actually costs money instead of being free, a lot of money. well, so you assumed and fucked up. Are we learning yet?
that could have been the late 90s, the financial companies I've worked with that were into tape for decades finally started seriously weening themselves off the stuff then.
could turn around the way of looking at that, a person could have the "status" of being "expert" at something somewhat or very hard to learn. Or they could have an easy to use tool with much thought and polish given to the UI.
back in 70's and early 80's I had only worked on computers via text terminal. Somewhere around 1985 or 1986 I was able to walk up to some new Macs at the national lab where I worked, and never having touched a mouse or seen a GUI before was able to make the Mac do things, it was intuitively obvious for me. 23 years later my five and eight year old are able to do things on their iMac after the twenty minute initial training I gave them.
the major GNU/Linux distros (and BSD too) are getting there, but some parts still too esoteric for Aunt Minnie or Grandma.
I take it you've never had the displeasure of taking "portable" code that works on every other Unix/BSD in the cosmos and tried to get it going on HP/UX on Itanic. Shelling out for big buck compiler may be your only hope. What I can't believe is that people pay for HP/UX, an obsolete pile of 20th century crap with all manner of 3rd party and acquired wares and open source duct taped on to give the appearance of a modern Unix. bleah!
the locations don't change the fundamental reasons for Bin Laden's hatred of the U.S: actions by U.S. in Lebanon, support of Israel, support of what he considers amoral leaders in the middle east.
Bin Laden, unlike G W Bush, has no reason to lie about his motives regarding terror.
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human bodies are biofuel, burning one up and spreading the ashes about is carbon neutral.
oh crap, now you had to upgrade Schroodinger's cat to a fetus
That's a very small asteroid they're modeling, wake me up when they can do something about the mile-wide ones
a few megatons TNT of impact energy won't do much on most of the earth's surface, likely hit nothing important
but with the U.S. funding and supporting Israel those 7.2 million get carte blanche to do things for which the 305 million in the U.S.A. get blamed
computers can talk, even with people pointing at the sentence or word they want to hear.
a tutorial for reading a couple thousand words in local language would be a good thing to have in these laptops for poor countries.
no, as of right now the product is still called the BEA Weblogic Server
oh yeah, try "beef gurnsey hoof", cuil is useless
google returns over 8,700 pages
no need for global network. no need to worry about seasons or cloud cover. The biggest consumers on the globe of electricity have access to areas with near 24/7 sunlight year round. Europe is already planning north african solar collection, the U.S. has desert, etc.
this is an article about an exploit in the BEA Weblogic J2EE Server, which until very recently had nothing to do with Oracle (the company) at all nor Oracle (the DBMS)
I can't believe all the tards here going off about Oracle's DBMS code base.
you went to the Olympics as a contractor to make money. now you find out tool you need for the job actually costs money instead of being free, a lot of money. well, so you assumed and fucked up. Are we learning yet?
your comparison is very disrespectful, feces is useful for agriculture and important to the environment.
that could have been the late 90s, the financial companies I've worked with that were into tape for decades finally started seriously weening themselves off the stuff then.
using an open standard is not the same thing as being "open source" or "completely open"
I have prior art on beating meat through overuse, since I turned twelve in 1976
mine runs on Hatred, pure and deep.
could turn around the way of looking at that, a person could have the "status" of being "expert" at something somewhat or very hard to learn. Or they could have an easy to use tool with much thought and polish given to the UI.
back in 70's and early 80's I had only worked on computers via text terminal. Somewhere around 1985 or 1986 I was able to walk up to some new Macs at the national lab where I worked, and never having touched a mouse or seen a GUI before was able to make the Mac do things, it was intuitively obvious for me. 23 years later my five and eight year old are able to do things on their iMac after the twenty minute initial training I gave them.
the major GNU/Linux distros (and BSD too) are getting there, but some parts still too esoteric for Aunt Minnie or Grandma.
there once was a man upon Venus
her angry he was the wrong genus
as a mortal peon
cursed for an eon
the goddess to give cunnilingus
ah well, it's been 17 years since it was released
but the addition of lime will LOWER the pH of the ocean, making it more cloudy and good by your criteria.
actually, the frequency most talked about is 2.45 GHz as there is large existing infrastructure to deal with it.
transparent to the atmosphere is one thing, but how about bags of water with protein gel...otherwise known as animals and people?
I take it you've never had the displeasure of taking "portable" code that works on every other Unix/BSD in the cosmos and tried to get it going on HP/UX on Itanic. Shelling out for big buck compiler may be your only hope. What I can't believe is that people pay for HP/UX, an obsolete pile of 20th century crap with all manner of 3rd party and acquired wares and open source duct taped on to give the appearance of a modern Unix. bleah!
a mimetic poly-alloy
the locations don't change the fundamental reasons for Bin Laden's hatred of the U.S: actions by U.S. in Lebanon, support of Israel, support of what he considers amoral leaders in the middle east.
Bin Laden, unlike G W Bush, has no reason to lie about his motives regarding terror.
fo shizzle!
hey, it was McCain's old stomping grounds.