As there will only be a single SATA interface, it will be shared between the SSD and the optical drive.
What if you need to burn data that's on the SSD?
"the water dispersed" but the amount of contamination is still there, and will be for some thousands years...
Nothing can be dispersed in either the water, the atmosphere or the earth. Just moved along and scattered all over. But this is OK
If it was a conventional bomb, well I know how explosives are used to, say, bring buildings down on their feet even in crowded cities.
And even conventional (chemical) explosives release an amount of substances that could harm the undersea world and the water itself.
What really scares me is the radioactive effect that undoubtedly will affect the area. It'd not just be the blast effect itself, you know.
Even with hydrogen bombs you have a fission trigger with uranium or plutonium... and thus radiations will matter.
To stop an oil spill that's killing the whole Atlantic Ocean we can use an atomic bomb.
Why not adding also something that will add some thousands tons of CO2 a minute and spread some cloud of prions all over the atmosphere?
And then burning all the Amazon forrest?
To really do blackmarket on IP addresses you cannot be anyone.
You need to be an ISP, with at least a LIR to route those IPs almost everywhere or a hosting company so you don't move the IP but host the applications... that article sounds a little bit non sense.
I wonder how do they think all those data can be made accessible with fast access speed and good throughput.
The article is failing to mention this slightly important topic. Also tapes can store a lot of data (well not really that lot) with ridiculous performances.
I'm still looking for a distro that will install painlessly on my company laptops.
At least one of them shows problems with a distribution, so I need to have different distros on each.
Which is really annoying!
As a number of e-banking systems don't work with Firefox, Safari and even Opera.
Problems range from stuff to be weirdly displayed to missing buttons and menus.
You actually need IE, possibly version 6 or maybe 7.
In my opinion, in order:
1. save as many lives as possible and
2. save as much stuff (money) as possible
So, a building structure that is capable to remember its original shape is certainly aimed to meet requirement no.2.
But will hardly meet no.1. Can you imagine a building that's "flexible" enough to make stairs and elevators useless to people
trying to get out of it?
And that'd be just the structure. What about the resulting wall rubble?
Maybe making lower buildings with wider streets in cities could help.
In the real world networking is multipath and redundant, so "messing up" is an inlikely event.
Can you imagine how secure is a terminal server attached to a modem?
Nay, I still prefer networked out-of-band management designed for real world cases.
Why all this stone age stuff when you can have TCP/IP over ethernet with technologies like iLO, LOM and the likes running on separate integrated hardware?
Stop thinking in terms of interfaces, please, and start worrying about services!
I'd like to know how long it took for the whole request to be processed in the USA.
A similar thing in Italy would require not less than 90 days, very likely twice as long.
In my lingo "internet access" is the full (or a reasonable part) of the TCP/IP stack. Something like all TCP and UDP ports in both directions plus SCPT (transport), ICMP and IPSec (internet layer).
What the astronatus have is an HTTP proxy server!
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As there will only be a single SATA interface, it will be shared between the SSD and the optical drive.
What if you need to burn data that's on the SSD?
Good, you have to pay my royalties first. Then I'll ditch your application. :-)
Let's patent the patent system. And see what happens.
"the water dispersed" but the amount of contamination is still there, and will be for some thousands years ...
Nothing can be dispersed in either the water, the atmosphere or the earth. Just moved along and scattered all over.
But this is OK
If it was a conventional bomb, well I know how explosives are used to, say, bring buildings down on their feet even in crowded cities. ... and thus radiations will matter.
And even conventional (chemical) explosives release an amount of substances that could harm the undersea world and the water itself.
What really scares me is the radioactive effect that undoubtedly will affect the area.
It'd not just be the blast effect itself, you know.
Even with hydrogen bombs you have a fission trigger with uranium or plutonium
... only if everything goes fine.
What if something won't?
To stop an oil spill that's killing the whole Atlantic Ocean we can use an atomic bomb.
Why not adding also something that will add some thousands tons of CO2 a minute and spread some cloud of prions all over the atmosphere?
And then burning all the Amazon forrest?
To really do blackmarket on IP addresses you cannot be anyone. ... that article sounds a little bit non sense.
You need to be an ISP, with at least a LIR to route those IPs almost everywhere or a hosting company so you don't move the IP but host the applications
Because they are m0r0ns and will rely on someone else to develop the right plugin.
I wonder how do they think all those data can be made accessible with fast access speed and good throughput.
The article is failing to mention this slightly important topic. Also tapes can store a lot of data (well not really that lot) with ridiculous performances.
Sounds scaring!
I'm still looking for a distro that will install painlessly on my company laptops.
At least one of them shows problems with a distribution, so I need to have different distros on each.
Which is really annoying!
As of now (14:45 GMT) there's no official release of the Lucid Lynx!
As long as you fit within mammals' metabolism (maybe also the Chordate's), the more fats you eat, the fatter you become.
As a number of e-banking systems don't work with Firefox, Safari and even Opera.
Problems range from stuff to be weirdly displayed to missing buttons and menus.
You actually need IE, possibly version 6 or maybe 7.
In my opinion, in order:
1. save as many lives as possible and
2. save as much stuff (money) as possible
So, a building structure that is capable to remember its original shape is certainly aimed to meet requirement no.2.
But will hardly meet no.1.
Can you imagine a building that's "flexible" enough to make stairs and elevators useless to people trying to get out of it?
And that'd be just the structure. What about the resulting wall rubble?
Maybe making lower buildings with wider streets in cities could help.
Oh, sorry. You said "China".
Leave the phone on the desk: you don't need it in the toilet.
and thanks for all the bugs and backdoors!
In the real world networking is multipath and redundant, so "messing up" is an inlikely event.
Can you imagine how secure is a terminal server attached to a modem?
Nay, I still prefer networked out-of-band management designed for real world cases.
Why all this stone age stuff when you can have TCP/IP over ethernet with technologies like iLO, LOM and the likes running on separate integrated hardware?
Stop thinking in terms of interfaces, please, and start worrying about services!
I'd like to know how long it took for the whole request to be processed in the USA. A similar thing in Italy would require not less than 90 days, very likely twice as long.
As Galaga and the solitaire are the only games woth playing, along with rougue-lke.
In my lingo "internet access" is the full (or a reasonable part) of the TCP/IP stack. Something like all TCP and UDP ports in both directions plus SCPT (transport), ICMP and IPSec (internet layer).
What the astronatus have is an HTTP proxy server!
Will MySQL survive this merger?