No. Programmers proficient in bash can understand. Don't use "One" to describe every IT person out there.
If one is an "IT person" working with Linux and one doesn't know bash/sh/csh/tcsh/ksh/zsh/any-scripting-or-programming-language/how-to-use-man/how-to-use-google then one isn't fit for one's job.
They're probably loading everything into RAM all at once so there's no "loading, please wait" screen if you move through areas too quickly. HDD access can be a pain when you're throwing high resolution textures on every little mesh.
WAMP is usually installed on desktop/laptop computers instead of servers. Often as a developer's testbed. Unfortunately, also in less restrictive networks.
And most of the Linux ones have their firewalls blocking 3306. The trouble with WAMP configs is the installers often open 3306 by default on the Windows machines' firewalls, and they also don't auto-update for security patches. A double-whammy.
Unless humans women are breeding with male mice, I don't see this as being immediately relevant. Something to test for, to be sure, but there are some minor differences between the species.
And what kind of company are you expecting to hire you when you tell them you may have to leave in the middle of the day with no prior notice to go work for some other company?
The kind that says "Holy $@&! that's a great idea. And he's apparently good enough that they think they might need him again. Let's talk with our lawyers about this severence package idea, and let the new hire know any time missed working for the former company is unpaid leave."
The problem there is people have a nose for the independently wealthy. Someone's always eating out? Never without cash? Doesn't complain about their job? Always has free time? Independently wealthy. And even if people don't think they're rich, they'll still get hit up with requests for money or to enter into a business, etc. They'd have to get a job, or at least pretend they have one. But the enjoyable jobs (musician, artist) don't pay well even if you're okay at it, so eventually someone will figure out you're wealthy, then it's back to the drawing board (or away from if you were posing as an artist).
Lethal. Way more lethal than people think nowadays because of Hollywood.
"You honor, we the jury find the defendant guilty of murder in the second degree."
"But I only hit him on the head to knock him out!"
Except when you transfer the graph over to real life (half of all people etc), you have to recognize that the area under the curve is separated into exactly the same number of sections as there are people. There are no infinitesimally small or thin points or lines in the real measurements.
Not unless the bell curve dips suddenly to zero at IQ 100 (meaning no one has IQ 100). Also note that I defined average intelligence as a range (common parlance), not the exact spot of IQ 100. Less than half are below average and less than half are above average because a lot are average (close to 100). And if you do choose to say "no, only IQ 100 is average!" then still less than half are below and less than half are above because some are IQ 100.
I'll feed one apparent troll today.
Half of all people are below average intelligence.
No. It's a bell curve distribution, not a line with a point at 100. Half of all people being below average would mean that no one was average. The vast majority of people are average because "average" is a small range in the middle of the bell curve. The area under the section under the curve relative to the total area under the whole curve indicates the percentage of the population. Even if you assume IQ 100 and only IQ 100 as average there are still a lot of people in that slot. Also, a very large percentage of the smaller number of people who are below average are not going to see this movie or even think about the trailer to eventually make the fallacious "based on a true story" claim (or do any of the other stupid things that often prompt this meme). Many still aren't allowed in "polite society" or are confined to home or nursing home.
So remember, when you hear about study results that say 40% of "adults on the street" can't point to Africa on a map, they're talking about a smidgeon of below average people, some of the average people, and even some of the above average people. Be happy that they know what Africa is, a map is, and that either can be on the other, but only in different ways. That they point to the wrong part of the map (or believe a movie to be "based on a true story") shows they know something.
You just charged $5 for the perfect glass of lemonade. Your total profits for the week are down. Would you like to alter your lemonade recipe and pricing scheme?
Context can help, but even if the sentences are the same, capitalization will show the difference. Article, book, and other media titles and also comic book interior text over-use capitalization, so context will matter there.
I binged on your pizza. (That's okay)
I Binged on your pizza. (Why would you ever?)
Florida Man Binges On A Pizza (News titles almost always use present tense)
Florida Man Admits He Binged On A Pizza (confusing, but the rule of man-bites-dog lets us know what the news is)
If they can't afford upgrades to newer operating systems (even with LAMP?) then they're not going to afford new solutions that require the newer operating systems as a foundation.
Slashdot Mirror
Any citizen can suggest laws. It takes a congressman to introduce a bill.
Because the first thing you want to do when a cop starts illegally frisking you is quickly shove a hand in one of your pockets to get your phone...
No. Programmers proficient in bash can understand. Don't use "One" to describe every IT person out there.
If one is an "IT person" working with Linux and one doesn't know bash/sh/csh/tcsh/ksh/zsh/any-scripting-or-programming-language/how-to-use-man/how-to-use-google then one isn't fit for one's job.
They're probably loading everything into RAM all at once so there's no "loading, please wait" screen if you move through areas too quickly. HDD access can be a pain when you're throwing high resolution textures on every little mesh.
I demand 12GB of RAM now that I have upgraded the Bat-Computer to Windows 10.
-Batman
WAMP is usually installed on desktop/laptop computers instead of servers. Often as a developer's testbed. Unfortunately, also in less restrictive networks.
And most of the Linux ones have their firewalls blocking 3306. The trouble with WAMP configs is the installers often open 3306 by default on the Windows machines' firewalls, and they also don't auto-update for security patches. A double-whammy.
NASA spent much of 2014 attempting to acquire the priceless artifact for display in a museum
Sounds like they didn't try too hard if they couldn't compete with a scrap yard.
Unless humans women are breeding with male mice, I don't see this as being immediately relevant. Something to test for, to be sure, but there are some minor differences between the species.
That 1% will grow unchecked. And how much of the 99% is good for us?
And what kind of company are you expecting to hire you when you tell them you may have to leave in the middle of the day with no prior notice to go work for some other company?
The kind that says "Holy $@&! that's a great idea. And he's apparently good enough that they think they might need him again. Let's talk with our lawyers about this severence package idea, and let the new hire know any time missed working for the former company is unpaid leave."
The problem there is people have a nose for the independently wealthy. Someone's always eating out? Never without cash? Doesn't complain about their job? Always has free time? Independently wealthy. And even if people don't think they're rich, they'll still get hit up with requests for money or to enter into a business, etc. They'd have to get a job, or at least pretend they have one. But the enjoyable jobs (musician, artist) don't pay well even if you're okay at it, so eventually someone will figure out you're wealthy, then it's back to the drawing board (or away from if you were posing as an artist).
A wooden stick
Lethal. Way more lethal than people think nowadays because of Hollywood.
"You honor, we the jury find the defendant guilty of murder in the second degree."
"But I only hit him on the head to knock him out!"
Want to induce labor? Spicy foods or frakking.
Except when you transfer the graph over to real life (half of all people etc), you have to recognize that the area under the curve is separated into exactly the same number of sections as there are people. There are no infinitesimally small or thin points or lines in the real measurements.
Sigh. Even with a bell curve, it's still half!
Not unless the bell curve dips suddenly to zero at IQ 100 (meaning no one has IQ 100). Also note that I defined average intelligence as a range (common parlance), not the exact spot of IQ 100. Less than half are below average and less than half are above average because a lot are average (close to 100). And if you do choose to say "no, only IQ 100 is average!" then still less than half are below and less than half are above because some are IQ 100.
I'll feed one apparent troll today.
Will they assume we worshiped little sphere gods?
His name is A Sphere and he has the same spacial dimensions as us.
Half of all people are below average intelligence.
No. It's a bell curve distribution, not a line with a point at 100. Half of all people being below average would mean that no one was average. The vast majority of people are average because "average" is a small range in the middle of the bell curve. The area under the section under the curve relative to the total area under the whole curve indicates the percentage of the population. Even if you assume IQ 100 and only IQ 100 as average there are still a lot of people in that slot. Also, a very large percentage of the smaller number of people who are below average are not going to see this movie or even think about the trailer to eventually make the fallacious "based on a true story" claim (or do any of the other stupid things that often prompt this meme). Many still aren't allowed in "polite society" or are confined to home or nursing home.
So remember, when you hear about study results that say 40% of "adults on the street" can't point to Africa on a map, they're talking about a smidgeon of below average people, some of the average people, and even some of the above average people. Be happy that they know what Africa is, a map is, and that either can be on the other, but only in different ways. That they point to the wrong part of the map (or believe a movie to be "based on a true story") shows they know something.
Conveniently right? "Right" is more nebulous than "not evil".
You just charged $5 for the perfect glass of lemonade. Your total profits for the week are down. Would you like to alter your lemonade recipe and pricing scheme?
just put everything in VM's
You could use Linux KVM for that! Not to confuse the issue...
Anyone else imagine Arnold calling up wild animals from a pay phone?
Context can help, but even if the sentences are the same, capitalization will show the difference. Article, book, and other media titles and also comic book interior text over-use capitalization, so context will matter there.
I binged on your pizza. (That's okay)
I Binged on your pizza. (Why would you ever?)
Florida Man Binges On A Pizza (News titles almost always use present tense)
Florida Man Admits He Binged On A Pizza (confusing, but the rule of man-bites-dog lets us know what the news is)
If they can't afford upgrades to newer operating systems (even with LAMP?) then they're not going to afford new solutions that require the newer operating systems as a foundation.
Stupid phone. I typed your and got you're.