Well, Cayce was right about Piltdown Man, wasn't he?
No... wait... it was exposed as a hoax for which both Cayce and his trance-medium "other" fell for--hook, line, and sinker.
Alex, you must be leading a very sad and empty life, if you've nothing to do other than troll Slashdot and read your mom's old supermarket-checkout paperbacks written by someone who was discredited 50 years ago. (Amongst other things, they asked him to give readings for dead people, with most entertaining results.)
Me, too. Since I'm opposed to capital punishment, let's start with life in the electric chair for anyone who thinks it's anywhere near acceptable to store credit card info in plaintext.
I could easily bump up the latter to 16GB RAM and add an SSD. (But I'll probably just buy a new one, as the warranty on this one expires in January/February.)
I used to work for a company where the use of MS Office was allowed only on a case-by-case basis (and required VP approval) and Outlook was completely forbidden. Good times...
I've always assumed that GMail isn't really private, either.
For most of the last 25 years, I've followed a little rule I learned in my radio days: "Don't say it on the air if you don't want to read about it in the paper." It's yet to be proven wrong.
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For those of us not intimately acquainted with Croatian politics, a citation is much more useful than an AC's "is known for". Cheers.
It's true, my colleague in Zagreb has only a very primitive computer at home. It has only 128 cores and only half a TB RAM.
Are you stoned, demented, or just a shill for Uber?
Police and prosecutors care, which is sort of the whole point of this discussion, you boneheaded cretin.
Dammit, now I'll have to change my sig back.
Well, Cayce was right about Piltdown Man, wasn't he?
No... wait... it was exposed as a hoax for which both Cayce and his trance-medium "other" fell for--hook, line, and sinker.
Alex, you must be leading a very sad and empty life, if you've nothing to do other than troll Slashdot and read your mom's old supermarket-checkout paperbacks written by someone who was discredited 50 years ago. (Amongst other things, they asked him to give readings for dead people, with most entertaining results.)
One! In basic black, of course.
Me, too. Since I'm opposed to capital punishment, let's start with life in the electric chair for anyone who thinks it's anywhere near acceptable to store credit card info in plaintext.
Do not attempt to summon up that which you cannot put down again.
I agree! I've read every volume of Marx and Engel's 'Das Kampf'...
And we'd almost be inclined to believe you if you could at least get the TITLE right. TFP. HAND.
Hey, I know that one!
HOT L BALTIMORE!
So what do I win?
No shit, Sherlock.
XUL and XPCOM were supposed to be the very foundation of Mozilla apps in the first place. Instead, they've been one long drawn-out bait & switch.
So Firefox is turning itself into Chrome. But we've all known that for a couple of years already.
I'd be pissed off too, if I were them.
Hell, I've been pissed off just as a user watching this slo-mo train wreck from the sidelines.
Wow, it's been about 5 years since I last encountered a Fon hotspot. They're still around?
I just happen to have fairly 2 representative models handy.
2005 laptop: 1.6 GHz Celeron. 1 core. 1GB RAM. 350GB disk. 100 Mbps Ethernet.
2013 laptop: 2.6 GHz i7. 4 physical cores, 8 virtual. 8 GB RAM. 750 GB disk. 1 Gbps Ethernet.
I could easily bump up the latter to 16GB RAM and add an SSD. (But I'll probably just buy a new one, as the warranty on this one expires in January/February.)
I used to work for a company where the use of MS Office was allowed only on a case-by-case basis (and required VP approval) and Outlook was completely forbidden. Good times...
Looks like someone's started mod-bombing him, probably in retaliation for this post.
I've always assumed that GMail isn't really private, either.
For most of the last 25 years, I've followed a little rule I learned in my radio days: "Don't say it on the air if you don't want to read about it in the paper." It's yet to be proven wrong.
If you're telling the truth, then we all owe you our thanks. You've got mine.
OP said "give back", not "pay for". Meditate for a week or two on the difference between those, then come back and try again.
What's rubbish is that you're projecting your own laziness onto others.
As a matter of fact, I do work with multi-master distributed systems, so I do worry about it.
There's yer problem. Using a server as a client is never a good idea.
Proof positive that God provides us with a never-ending supply of idiots.
The phrase you're looking for is "single point of failure". And yes, Harlan Stenn is a single point of failure. And no, that's not good.
Indeed. I first heard that joke at summer camp ca. 1972. It wasn't anti-Semetic then, and it isn't anti-Semetic now. Geeez.
I got a suggestion for you: engage sarcasm detector before posting.
I think you and several other folks just got righteously whoooshed.