I don't know; If someone was competent, but enough of an asshole to sabatoge my work, I'd not be able to work around that, but I'd gladly pick up the slack for a slower (but nice) coworker.
I remote into my servers too, but do you really want to drive eight miles away to diagnose a potential hardware issue, or relinquish physical control to a dedicated hardware monkey?
By installing some sshd by default (openssh comes to mind)? Pretty please with gumdrops? All the other operating systems are doing it. As nice as they are, psexec et al are just not the same.
[...] events that supposedly took place and that would NOT pass scrutiny in this day and age. Immaculate conception, uh-huh. How about a DNA test first?:-)
Because people of the first century didn't understand procreation? I'd say that people in this day and age would be more inclined to believe in a virgin birth, since there's a remote, crazy possibility of natural human parthenogenesis (maybe a 0.00001% chance). Back then, to believe in a virgin birth would have been to believe in something completely contradictory to their current knowledge (thus, a 0% chance in their view).
A fundie who lived by the Bible would rape, kill, and enslave
I normally don't respond to flamebait, but someone modded you insightful. A fundie* who lived by the Bible would live like Mother Theresa, _really_ turning the other cheek, and living for love. Maybe you were reading straight through and didn't finish until you got to the game-changing peace and love hippie stuff?
*Assuming fundie means Fundamental Christian i.e. someone reliving the roots of Christianity, not Fundamental Pre-Biblical Reenactor i.e. someone reliving the historical time prior to when the Bible was written (when Israel was a wild and crazy, barely civilized place).
That's nothing, I know a lot of pages that will check your flash version for the different browsers/operating systems, *and* attempt to install software for you. They might even entertain you while you wait.
Especially considering they just shelled out $5-$20 (after government coupon) for a receiver that the government told them would be free (after government coupon). Another 5-8 years will have to pass before people are willing to even think of being forced to upgrade.
...if your real customer is Dell and the *IAA, then you have a better hand. You can eventually cut the price of your product to zero, or lower, and still make money.
posted by noodlesoupeaternoodlesoupeater (1093892093) * on 2060.09.04 9:10
Splarg! u kinna spella wut-is 128 core processor? We use powers o 10 in CS, Mr anchent. roundup maths. u men 130 cor cpu! Splarg ina half! ROFLOLMAOWTFBBQSTWKKA!!1!!
Well said. Of course, that means Sony has developed TVs that exist for the merest fraction of a moment. Imagine the space savings! I could own a TV that exists on the showroom floor at 15:30:31.908 2009-09-02, you could own the TV at 15:30:31.909 2009-09-02, and someone else can own the TV at 19:01:59.910 2009-09-03 that takes up space in my living room! It *seems* like one 4D TV, but it's really an infinite progression of 3D TVs!
A more interesting proposal is that they've developed a TV with height, width, and time, but no depth. That would be awesome.
I would have had the first post, but I'm browsing from my iPhone.
You lie! Want to know how I know? Because slashcode doesn't accept anonymous postings from iphones; it relies on some javascript that iphone safari doesn't support.
As a LOOOONNNNGGGG time RedHat user, what is this "Dependency Hell" that you speak of?
I ran into dep hell for the first time on RHEL4 (after years of running RH & Fedora machines) when x86_64 and i386 versions of something both got installed and confused rpm. I haven't seen dep hell in RHEL5 yet.
I agree with the ST3500320NS assessment. We're doing about 10% fail in one year too. One died in the first couple weeks. I'm almost absolutely certain it's in the controller boards. They look like they're arcing or something, so I now regularly take drives out for a visual inspection spot-check.
That's being bit 3.2*1024*8 times! Or 3.2*1000*8 times if you're into distinguishing between kibiytes/kilobytes. But that's still a lot. Imagine that many mosquitoes...
They think 'Everyone will want to know I watched Top Model tonight, and 90210 and Gossip Girl last night.'
No, I'm pretty sure they think that only someone will want to know that, or at least will find it comment-worthy. I'm seeing the same thing in my 30yo+ friends (who have kids old enough that allow the parents free time); they'll tweet or FB status update about minutiae, and usually at least one person will write a "me too" type response.
If you are outside the atmosphere, and not accelerating then you're basically in free fall.
Err no. If you are in freefall then you ARE accelerating be the very definition of what freefall means. If you let go of a ball it will accelerate downwards and it is in freefall. Freefall means that you are free to fall i.e. that only force acting on you is gravity and so the force of gravity will cause you to accelerate.
Sure, gravity is pulling you somewhere, but it doesn't really have an effect on anything inside the spacecraft (your reference frame is moving with you).
Hang on a minute. How can you possibly say that gravity is pulling you somewhere and at the same time claim that it is not affecting anything inside the spacecraft?
Orbit is just freefall around an object due to gravity. Yes, gravity acts on everything in the spacecraft, but not _relative_ to the spacecraft. Maybe English is not your primary language?
They leave the CAPS LOCK key on all the time as part of their professional work, and are so used to it that it doesn't stand out when they use it in other contexts.
You learn to live with it.
Indeed. Look closely at comic book text. All Caps.
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I don't know; If someone was competent, but enough of an asshole to sabatoge my work, I'd not be able to work around that, but I'd gladly pick up the slack for a slower (but nice) coworker.
I remote into my servers too, but do you really want to drive eight miles away to diagnose a potential hardware issue, or relinquish physical control to a dedicated hardware monkey?
By installing some sshd by default (openssh comes to mind)? Pretty please with gumdrops? All the other operating systems are doing it. As nice as they are, psexec et al are just not the same.
Did they already extend into Poland?
[...] events that supposedly took place and that would NOT pass scrutiny in this day and age. Immaculate conception, uh-huh. How about a DNA test first? :-)
Because people of the first century didn't understand procreation? I'd say that people in this day and age would be more inclined to believe in a virgin birth, since there's a remote, crazy possibility of natural human parthenogenesis (maybe a 0.00001% chance). Back then, to believe in a virgin birth would have been to believe in something completely contradictory to their current knowledge (thus, a 0% chance in their view).
A fundie who lived by the Bible would rape, kill, and enslave
I normally don't respond to flamebait, but someone modded you insightful. A fundie* who lived by the Bible would live like Mother Theresa, _really_ turning the other cheek, and living for love. Maybe you were reading straight through and didn't finish until you got to the game-changing peace and love hippie stuff?
*Assuming fundie means Fundamental Christian i.e. someone reliving the roots of Christianity, not Fundamental Pre-Biblical Reenactor i.e. someone reliving the historical time prior to when the Bible was written (when Israel was a wild and crazy, barely civilized place).
Here's a page that checks your Flash version and lists the latest version for the different browsers/operating systems: http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/
That's nothing, I know a lot of pages that will check your flash version for the different browsers/operating systems, *and* attempt to install software for you. They might even entertain you while you wait.
Especially considering they just shelled out $5-$20 (after government coupon) for a receiver that the government told them would be free (after government coupon). Another 5-8 years will have to pass before people are willing to even think of being forced to upgrade.
I am Byteman!
...if your real customer is Dell and the *IAA, then you have a better hand. You can eventually cut the price of your product to zero, or lower, and still make money.
Pfft, like Microsoft is going to do THAT.
They do it in China. That's right, I went there.
Subject: Re:New Setup
posted by noodlesoupeaternoodlesoupeater (1093892093) * on 2060.09.04 9:10
Splarg! u kinna spella wut-is 128 core processor? We use powers o 10 in CS, Mr anchent. roundup maths. u men 130 cor cpu! Splarg ina half! ROFLOLMAOWTFBBQSTWKKA!!1!!
So why is an additional cache between memory and disk "redundant" ?
Tautology, Definition. Additional Foo is Redundant Foo.
-Peter
Heh. Heh heh. He said "peter". Uh huhuhuhuh.
Well said. Of course, that means Sony has developed TVs that exist for the merest fraction of a moment. Imagine the space savings! I could own a TV that exists on the showroom floor at 15:30:31.908 2009-09-02, you could own the TV at 15:30:31.909 2009-09-02, and someone else can own the TV at 19:01:59.910 2009-09-03 that takes up space in my living room! It *seems* like one 4D TV, but it's really an infinite progression of 3D TVs!
A more interesting proposal is that they've developed a TV with height, width, and time, but no depth. That would be awesome.
I would have had the first post, but I'm browsing from my iPhone.
You lie! Want to know how I know? Because slashcode doesn't accept anonymous postings from iphones; it relies on some javascript that iphone safari doesn't support.
As a LOOOONNNNGGGG time RedHat user, what is this "Dependency Hell" that you speak of?
I ran into dep hell for the first time on RHEL4 (after years of running RH & Fedora machines) when x86_64 and i386 versions of something both got installed and confused rpm. I haven't seen dep hell in RHEL5 yet.
I agree with the ST3500320NS assessment. We're doing about 10% fail in one year too. One died in the first couple weeks. I'm almost absolutely certain it's in the controller boards. They look like they're arcing or something, so I now regularly take drives out for a visual inspection spot-check.
Ask an actuary the monetary value of one human life. Prepare to feel sad (or angry).
That's being bit 3.2*1024*8 times! Or 3.2*1000*8 times if you're into distinguishing between kibiytes/kilobytes. But that's still a lot. Imagine that many mosquitoes...
Having a sidearm tweet when discharged might be nice.
The reason this hasn't been done isn't that nobody could figure out how - it's that nobody cared.
Advertisers will care. Oh, yes... they will care. This is almost as good as Eye-focus information.
They think 'Everyone will want to know I watched Top Model tonight, and 90210 and Gossip Girl last night.'
No, I'm pretty sure they think that only someone will want to know that, or at least will find it comment-worthy. I'm seeing the same thing in my 30yo+ friends (who have kids old enough that allow the parents free time); they'll tweet or FB status update about minutiae, and usually at least one person will write a "me too" type response.
If you are outside the atmosphere, and not accelerating then you're basically in free fall.
Err no. If you are in freefall then you ARE accelerating be the very definition of what freefall means. If you let go of a ball it will accelerate downwards and it is in freefall. Freefall means that you are free to fall i.e. that only force acting on you is gravity and so the force of gravity will cause you to accelerate.
Sure, gravity is pulling you somewhere, but it doesn't really have an effect on anything inside the spacecraft (your reference frame is moving with you).
Hang on a minute. How can you possibly say that gravity is pulling you somewhere and at the same time claim that it is not affecting anything inside the spacecraft?
Orbit is just freefall around an object due to gravity. Yes, gravity acts on everything in the spacecraft, but not _relative_ to the spacecraft. Maybe English is not your primary language?
They leave the CAPS LOCK key on all the time as part of their professional work, and are so used to it that it doesn't stand out when they use it in other contexts. You learn to live with it.
Indeed. Look closely at comic book text. All Caps.
I'll take Porky, Bugs Bunny and especially Animaniacs over anything from Disney thanks all the same.
Will you take them as edgy futuristic superheroes? I didn't think so.