I'm sure someone already thought of this but (3700K 273.15) × 9/5 + 32 = 6200.33F --> maybe this stuff could be used on hypersonic aircraft or spacecraft heat shields.
For realz you are going to cite the EPA as having some sort of expertise on what is good for the environment? Pro Tip: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08... Navajo Nation Sues E.P.A. in Poisoning of a Colorado River
Not an expert on bovine methane emission, but globe-trotting, jet setter eco millionaires (and their tools) junketing the globe lecturing the 99% on what type of food is sustainable is not sustainable.
It was spoken: It is due to unrestrained corporate greed...
There is no such thing as corporate greed. Just as there is no such thing as a benevolent dictatorship of the proletariat. Rather, there are exploiters and vices which thrive in the vacuum created by weaknesses of the human soul. The belief that human greed in the world can be defeated by replacing corporations with other structures is fallacious.
CBS Sees no Journalism in Blogs Coming from the network which brought you the forged document dump just in time for the election, CBS's assertion is laughable. I see no journalism from CBS a.k.a. Collection of Bogus Sources.
BTW: DEC, RSX11, VMS, OpenVMS and Alpha used to be my bread and butter. OpenVms in many ways, is still the best OS around in my opinion. If back in the old days, Ken Olsen had released VMS under some sort of GPL license, can you imagine how different the world might look today?
Companies receiving these invalid invoices should start filing counter actions, i.e. file SEC complaint, criminal (fraud, RICO) complaints, etc. The cost is relatively low to file these types of complaints (less than the cost of a SCO "license").
The cost to SCO of answering all of these would begin to take on real proportions.
Hit them where it hurts: 1. Boycot SCO products. Total embargo of SCO. 2. Software developers withdraw support of their products running on SCO platforms. 3. Massive counter suits against SCO. Grounds for suit? Who cares, really. Just as long as it requires them to expend more $$ on legal fees.
"We have identified numerous files of unlicensed UNIX System V code and UNIX System V derivative code in the Linux 2.4 and 2.5 kernels," said Chris Sontag, senior vice president and general manager of SCOsource...
I've been wanting to upgrade to the 2.6 Kernel anyway;-)
...And that's really it. If you don't run Windows, you're safe. If you have basic email skills, you're safe. If you don't run Outlook, you're safe. That's the story of modern viruses, and fortunately or un-, it's a pretty boring one....
The above claim is simply not true. Firstly, as we all know, there are a variety of exploits affecting non-Windows operating systems. Moreover, you can be an expert, doing everything right and still become a target and victim of some form of attack, regardless of the type of platform you are running on.
Finally, if you don't want to pay for commercial virus screening software then don't. There are GPL-ed projects which provide similar tools which you can use (and hopefully support).
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I'm sure someone already thought of this but (3700K 273.15) × 9/5 + 32 = 6200.33F --> maybe this stuff could be used on hypersonic aircraft or spacecraft heat shields.
>>> "EPA "Sources of Greenhouse Gas Emissions"
For realz you are going to cite the EPA as having some sort of expertise on what is good for the environment?
Pro Tip: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08... Navajo Nation Sues E.P.A. in Poisoning of a Colorado River
Not an expert on bovine methane emission, but globe-trotting, jet setter eco millionaires (and their tools) junketing the globe lecturing the 99% on what type of food is sustainable is not sustainable.
Maybe you like this one better?
How Barack H. Obama and DOE Unsaved Solyndra from Financial Success.
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
Title Proves a misunderstanding of scientific method.
It was spoken: It is due to unrestrained corporate greed...
There is no such thing as corporate greed. Just as there is no such thing as a benevolent dictatorship of the proletariat. Rather, there are exploiters and vices which thrive in the vacuum created by weaknesses of the human soul. The belief that human greed in the world can be defeated by replacing corporations with other structures is fallacious.
anonymous: turn off your computer; your post is creating
excessive CO2.
Sounds more like a new marketing process.
All this time I thought only backhoes were killing the internet.
CBS Sees no Journalism in Blogs
Coming from the network which brought you the forged document dump just in time for the election, CBS's assertion is laughable.
I see no journalism from CBS a.k.a. Collection of Bogus Sources.
http://www.co2science.org/edit/v7/v7n44edit.htm
SWEET. Just in time for Christmas.
Good points.
BTW: DEC, RSX11, VMS, OpenVMS and Alpha used to be my bread and butter. OpenVms in many ways, is still the best OS around in my opinion. If back
in the old days, Ken Olsen had released VMS under some sort of GPL
license, can you imagine how different the world might look today?
Now I'm a Linux head. Hard to resist e=mc**2.
Best regards,
Jeff
I reckon Digital Equipment believed the same thing
once the Alpha processor was starting to ship.
Wishful thinking I suppose.
Companies receiving these invalid invoices should start filing counter actions, i.e. file SEC complaint, criminal (fraud, RICO) complaints, etc.
The cost is relatively low to file these types of complaints (less than the cost of a SCO "license").
The cost to SCO of answering all of these would begin to take on real proportions.
Watch SCO insider stock transactions then.
Hit them where it hurts:
1. Boycot SCO products. Total embargo of SCO.
2. Software developers withdraw support of their products running on SCO platforms.
3. Massive counter suits against SCO. Grounds for suit? Who cares, really. Just as long as it requires them to expend more $$ on legal fees.
I've been wanting to upgrade to the 2.6 Kernel anyway
We've had great success, however, on our websites selling CDs and pulling in new fans,...
So what's your problem? Don't worry, be happy.
The above claim is simply not true. Firstly, as we all know, there are a variety of exploits affecting non-Windows operating systems. Moreover, you can be an expert, doing everything right and still become a target and victim of some form of attack, regardless of the type of platform you are running on.
Finally, if you don't want to pay for commercial virus screening software then don't. There are GPL-ed projects which provide similar tools which you can use (and hopefully support).
expired != hijacked.