Who the hell modded you up? You have obviously never been involved in a large-scale backup solution. Disks DIE. Tapes rarely do (comparatively). Tapes, although slow and linear, are incredibly durable.
HDDs aren't exactly volatile, but they are a heck of a lot more susceptible to corruption and failure due to the fact that you have both a magnetic storage medium AND the circuitry to power and control it on one device. And if one dies, you're pretty much fucked. A tape is only one of these, and is simpler and more reliable.
So why do we do things the old-fashioned way? Because it FSCKING WORKS!!
Once copying a dying HDD, I had to continually hit 'retry' on the copy operation when it encountered a CRC error. Eventually I just took a heavy wristwatch and placed it on the enter key.
Buying a hard-to-find item around the holidays with the sole purpose of jacking up its price is both a sound financial decision and a monstrous thing to do. Basing morality on economics doesn't always work out so well.
The blackberry WAP Push service for quick email relies on your BES (Blackberry Enterprise Server) being connected to exchange, catching your email, forwarding it to their servers, which then alert your device.
All mail on blackberries travels outside your corporation
With the exception of one line of products, blackberry devices run a RIM-provided OS. The BlackberryOS. Not windows PE Furthermore, when I install applications from a browser onto my blackberry, they are typically.jar or.jad. Java apps.
Some of us are limited to two major companies when picking high-speed internet access. So one pulls this shit, we switch, then we're up the creek when they follow suit.
I have many backwater friends limited to ONE choice. What are they supposed to do? Run their own fiber?
Are you routing or switching? What purpose do you have that requires linux specifically? Are you just anti-Cisco, anti-brand name?
You specify that you are building a router then request a switch hardware. What level are you managing your network at? What kind of throughput are you trying to get (10/100, 100 full, gigabit?) Are you managing at the port level or at the IP level (switching vs routing)?
Elaborate and maybe then we can get you some answers:)
Kindly put, the HDTV formats are (in descending order of quality): 1080p (1,920 x 1,080 pixels progressive scan), 1080i (1,920 x 1,080 pixels interlaced), 720p (1,280 x 720 pixels progressive scan), and 480p (720 x 480 pixels progressive scan).
There's some question as to 1080i vs 720p in quality, and I have never heard of a 720i or 480i (although I see no reason why they might not exist).
I don't get it. I was never lost in Halo. I wished they let you explore *more*
As for the similarities between game 1 and game 2, I like sequels to be mostly plot sequels, but that me. My opinions notwithstanding, the second game was geared more towards team combat and less about single-handedly owning.
Why are you even considering buying the Wii, then? Get the gamecube version.
I mean, did you think it was just a glorified lightgun? The wii will require interactivity!
Thank you for defining what meets 'acceptable resources' for a server. We needed that.
(the windows mentality is what means that corporations have hundreds or thousands of servers running one application each, but each server is a multi-ghz machine)
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Who the hell modded you up? You have obviously never been involved in a large-scale backup solution.
Disks DIE. Tapes rarely do (comparatively). Tapes, although slow and linear, are incredibly durable.
HDDs aren't exactly volatile, but they are a heck of a lot more susceptible to corruption and failure due to the fact that you have both a magnetic storage medium AND the circuitry to power and control it on one device. And if one dies, you're pretty much fucked. A tape is only one of these, and is simpler and more reliable.
So why do we do things the old-fashioned way? Because it FSCKING WORKS!!
lord knows you never fsck or clamscan in linux..
Once copying a dying HDD, I had to continually hit 'retry' on the copy operation when it encountered a CRC error. Eventually I just took a heavy wristwatch and placed it on the enter key.
HDD successfully copied!
patented? is the code doing something new and revolutionary?
trademarked? is the code a catchphrase, logo, or title?
Okay, but you're right. It probably WOULD be copyrighted.
Buying a hard-to-find item around the holidays with the sole purpose of jacking up its price is both a sound financial decision and a monstrous thing to do. Basing morality on economics doesn't always work out so well.
So is R religion or race to you? Because either you're a christian or a caucasian, and statistically speaking, you're likely to be both.
Ah, crap.
The blackberry WAP Push service for quick email relies on your BES (Blackberry Enterprise Server) being connected to exchange, catching your email, forwarding it to their servers, which then alert your device. All mail on blackberries travels outside your corporation
Except my root password isn't available for $100 on the RIM website.
With the exception of one line of products, blackberry devices run a RIM-provided OS. The BlackberryOS. Not windows PE .jar or .jad. Java apps.
Furthermore, when I install applications from a browser onto my blackberry, they are typically
Ensure SSHv2
Outlook uses, essentially, IMAP.
Some of us are limited to two major companies when picking high-speed internet access. So one pulls this shit, we switch, then we're up the creek when they follow suit. I have many backwater friends limited to ONE choice. What are they supposed to do? Run their own fiber?
backspace twice out of habit. backspace twice and hit the correct key, still faster than visually analysing the result.
Are you routing or switching? What purpose do you have that requires linux specifically? Are you just anti-Cisco, anti-brand name?
:)
You specify that you are building a router then request a switch hardware. What level are you managing your network at? What kind of throughput are you trying to get (10/100, 100 full, gigabit?) Are you managing at the port level or at the IP level (switching vs routing)?
Elaborate and maybe then we can get you some answers
Kindly put, the HDTV formats are (in descending order of quality): 1080p (1,920 x 1,080 pixels progressive scan), 1080i (1,920 x 1,080 pixels interlaced), 720p (1,280 x 720 pixels progressive scan), and 480p (720 x 480 pixels progressive scan).
There's some question as to 1080i vs 720p in quality, and I have never heard of a 720i or 480i (although I see no reason why they might not exist).
I agree! I started working civil contracts when I was 16 without college, now I'm 22 and I make 33/hr and an MCP I got via nearly the same story.
Exactly. If I see one more 'videogames violent?' 'videogames are TERRAR TOOLS??' post, I am going to seriously Headshot someone. I mean, kill someone.
...Yeah.
I don't get it. I was never lost in Halo. I wished they let you explore *more*
As for the similarities between game 1 and game 2, I like sequels to be mostly plot sequels, but that me. My opinions notwithstanding, the second game was geared more towards team combat and less about single-handedly owning.
Why are you even considering buying the Wii, then? Get the gamecube version.
I mean, did you think it was just a glorified lightgun? The wii will require interactivity!
The thought being that, if you know you're being listened to, you won't say something that will upset. It's an intimidation of free speech.
Frankly I wouldn't let them look in my safe. Possession is never a crime in my eyes.
This is in all honesty a great argument promoting legalization of drugs.
I can't think of any time when ownership should mean prosecution...
It should be noted most rape is the product of anger, not of lust.
Rape is a hate-crime.
Thank you for defining what meets 'acceptable resources' for a server. We needed that.
(the windows mentality is what means that corporations have hundreds or thousands of servers running one application each, but each server is a multi-ghz machine)
Oh, I'm sorry, I read that as "Instead of learning how to actually code, people will get to put half-baked designs onto the market!"