I couldn't have said that better. This is exactly how I feel about politics right now and I wish more people realized what you and I (and based on the number of replies, quite a few others) do.
Now time to go way out on a (semi serious and semi humorous) limb: Do you really think everyone who voted for Hitler realized what kind of man he was at the time?
I personally think that the submitter of the previous story actually pulled that number out of his nether regions. I'm sure Akamai is quite capable of handling pretty much anything you throw at it.
Not until it has a calendar and schedules it won't. That's the killer feature that makes exchange so popular among large organizations. I wouldn't be surprised if they did add these features and release it - ala google search appliance.
But I thought Europe was all about having control of DNS for themselves. Oh wait... they don't mind control so long as it's European control. The obvious answer is that Hitler has been cloned and is using mind control rays to make Europe do his will. Thank god for good old American-made tin foil hats.
Slashdot Mirror
You made my day. Burning slashdot AND the current story at once.
I'm using it right now and this story is the only one whose link is not paired with a set of cache links. Odd.
Then voice it.
Slashdot is cmdrtaco's blog. Just thought you might have forgotten that.
The wrong thing happening is something going wrong. Of course I read manpages.
Why doesn't ATi (or nVidia for that matter) make CPUs?
They obviously could make some very powerful chips.
Hell no. I don't read the manual until something goes wrong or what I'm using is incredibly expensive and likely to break if I use it wrong.
I couldn't have said that better. This is exactly how I feel about politics right now and I wish more people realized what you and I (and based on the number of replies, quite a few others) do.
Now time to go way out on a (semi serious and semi humorous) limb:
Do you really think everyone who voted for Hitler realized what kind of man he was at the time?
Sorry, but I don't see how this is insightful. Anyone...?
I personally think that the submitter of the previous story actually pulled that number out of his nether regions. I'm sure Akamai is quite capable of handling pretty much anything you throw at it.
Didn't the previous story go over this? Something about Akamai being unable to handle too much load?
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http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/02/25/21152
Yeah, I know that Cringley didn't actually mention Akamai.
Does this mean that the ocean is 30% sharks by volume? I AM NEVER SWIMMING AGAIN!
You laugh, but my university really did.
OK, not really really. It was a prank by a secret society.
What are those per month things? Hold on, what? Bandwidth limits? What are those?
Signed,
United States Internet Users
That might explain why you have it so cheap.
Oh, we all do. We all do. So badly.
I, for one, welcome our new NASA overlords.
This fun-from-above standpoint is akin to "expressing yourself" by wearing your 35 pieces of flair.
Fun that is fun because it's fun is fun. Fun that is fun because the boss says so is not.
That's what I want to know. This isn't the least bit funny.
*puts on tinfoil hat*
But really...
Absolutely nothing. This will die, just like Nupedia did.
Not until it has a calendar and schedules it won't. That's the killer feature that makes exchange so popular among large organizations. I wouldn't be surprised if they did add these features and release it - ala google search appliance.
That looks pretty cool. Keep up the good work and submit it to mozilla for inclusion on their page once you've finished it!
No, that isn't his sig. Look for the double-hyphen.
But I thought Europe was all about having control of DNS for themselves. Oh wait... they don't mind control so long as it's European control. The obvious answer is that Hitler has been cloned and is using mind control rays to make Europe do his will. Thank god for good old American-made tin foil hats.
WHY DO THEY HATE AMERICA?
Damn, you beat me to it.
Yes, I suppose you could say that. The main problem is the fragmented effort to package software - no single repository has it all.