I have worked out an elegant solution that can be collapsed to only 88 dimensions, where infinitesimally small unbound super strings made of pure dark energy are curled up in tiny unobservable sub-plank scale vibrating loops that create immeasurable gravity-like dark froth along the alignment axis.
What a wonderful compliant, obedient little boy the Scouts helped you become!
I'd prefer my kid to be more defiant and incredulous of authority and status quo,
and to consider that sometimes great corruption demands extreme measures to
correct it and sometimes one must disobey and rebel in a disorderly manner.
Washington, Revere and Franklin would probably make awful little scouts.
.... the possibility that your code is in fact terrible? might be worthwhile to examine his assertions.
while the code might work today, it could easily turn into an obscenely unmaintainable pile of spaghetti.
i have witnessed moderately successful start ups get their foot in the door and show promise, only to be immediately
killed off by their own success when they are unable to expand their software base due to pervasive sloppiness
in code that "worked fine but was not pretty".
Bob Goodlatte
Chariman of the United States House Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property, Competition, and the Internet.
http://goodlatte.house.gov/contacts/new
Tell him to stop her staffer from making asinine comments that make him and his subcommittee sound more stupid than
they really are.
"But there's a nice unexamined assumption in your post: Why the fuck aren't the men taking parental leave or caring for the children?"
Well, some of us are. At my current position at least 3 top male engineers have taken time off to care for their wives and newborn children.
This is well regarded and considered a given for women, but there is still palpable prejudice against men doing the same.
In my particular case, I even got a direct ridiculing, sneering comment from a female co-worker, along the lines of "you must be the next winner of the most dedicated father of the year award".
This kind of sexism against men, specially in highly technical disciplines goes often "unnoticed" by the same journalists who relentlessly lament how "poorly" women fare in the workplace.
Repression and censorship work poorly for suppressing dissent and making populations obedient.
Re-education and relentess repetition through propaganda are far more effective.
Instead of forbidding critical content, you just make the thoughts it would provoke ridiculously *unthinkable*.
For example, in the US, there are no issues with Avatar causing people to realize the horrible genocidal atrocities We committed against the *real* Americans, and certainly, there is no danger of drawing parallels with the Mexicans, who were displaced forcibly from their homeland to make way for the expansion of our great nation, and although these people are *ethnically* more rightfully American than most of us, it is *them* not us who are called "alien".
These thoughts are ridiculously unthinkable from within the mainstream social consciouness. They do not have to be forbidden, they have been filtered out of our political dialog altogether.
There is no fear of the public ever realizing that We are still vigorously engaging in the most brutal violence against local populations around the world to disposses them of the natural resources our corporate overlords crave, whether it is Bolivia's water or Iraq's oil.
Therefore, We have no need for censure, and should it ever become necessary, it will be *corporations* not the government who will exercise it.
"IT systems were aimed at improving efficiency for hospital management"
Doctors and other medical personnel do not typically hold much power when it comes to IT.
Software vendors aim to please management, they are the ones who take the purchasing decisions.
Your typical Lab software for example might not have a straightforward way to cross-check isolates for emerging resistance trends, run critical screens or automatically report to a global EPI database, but it sure has 1,000 ways to generate Aging Reports and auto resubmit insurance claims.
While I agree with you on FreeBSD being a fine (if not *the* finest) server OS, it really irks me to see the "not intended for desktop use" myth being perpetuated.
The desktop *is* one of the explict targets for FreeBSD:
"With over 20,000 ported libraries and applications, FreeBSD supports applications for desktop, server, appliance...." http://www.freebsd.org/about.html
"*BSD makes a great server. It also makes a great desktop....
*BSD has access to the same desktop tools (KDE, GNOME, Firefox, windowmanagers) as Linux.
And ``office'' applications such as OpenOffice suite work under *BSD too." http://www.freebsd.org/advocacy/myths.html#server
FreeBSD 7 in fact, among other things, had *major* wireless rework done, a feature almost exclusive to desktop use.
The aggressive demeanor of your post is shameful and in contrast with the overall spirit of the *BSD community.
This should have been a one page book reading : "DON'T".
Webapps are the most evil thing that has happened to software development in the last decade.
AJAX, Silverlight, JScript are all 1990s state of the art technologies that accomplish nothing new in terms of innovation or functionality.
The resulting applications bring nothing new to the table and are bloated and unmantainable compared to their circa 1996 network enabled desktop application cousins.
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I have worked out an elegant solution that can be collapsed to only 88 dimensions, where infinitesimally small unbound super strings made of pure dark energy are curled up in tiny unobservable sub-plank scale vibrating loops that create immeasurable gravity-like dark froth along the alignment axis.
Install these disruptive crypto-fonts immediately!
http://yro.slashdot.org/story/13/06/22/1840234/introducing-the-nsa-proof-crypto-font
While they're at it, could they also do some work on hypergamy?
Maybe *gasp* come up with a cure or at least some treatment?
This condition afflicts the great majority of woemn in the U.S.
Some you know suffers from it..
60 billion here:
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=Google+Dublin&fb=1&gl=us&hq=Google&hnear=0x48670e80ea27ac2f:0xa00c7a9973171a0,Dublin,+Ireland&cid=0,0,14179187141338221046&t=m&z=16&iwloc=A
And 74 billion more here:
https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Hollyhill+Industrial+Estate,+Cork,+Ireland&hl=en&sll=51.903599,-8.505019&sspn=0.01124,0.027874&oq=Hollyhill+Industrial+Estate&hnear=Hollyhill+Industrial+Estate,+Cork,+County+Cork,+Ireland&t=m&z=15
What a wonderful compliant, obedient little boy the Scouts helped you become!
I'd prefer my kid to be more defiant and incredulous of authority and status quo,
and to consider that sometimes great corruption demands extreme measures to
correct it and sometimes one must disobey and rebel in a disorderly manner.
Washington, Revere and Franklin would probably make awful little scouts.
Could this be used to instrument MS servers to effect a Denial Of Service attack upon the host of your choosing?
1. Select victim
2. Bomb URL via chat from a new/fake throwaway Skype account
3. ???
4. Profit
What's next Slashdot "stories" on DailySteals specials?
"XtremeMac BT Connect Bluetooth Audio Receiver - Portable, Battery Powered Compact Receiver Makes Any Stereo System Wireless"
Some other "pertinent" links: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_advertising
Why Ubuntu would even care to target mobile phones makes a lot of sense now. This could give Ubuntu an unfair advantage over Android.
The horror!, did they not provide you with a cup warmer for your fair-trade organic double latte macchiato?
.... the possibility that your code is in fact terrible? might be worthwhile to examine his assertions.
while the code might work today, it could easily turn into an obscenely unmaintainable pile of spaghetti.
i have witnessed moderately successful start ups get their foot in the door and show promise, only to be immediately
killed off by their own success when they are unable to expand their software base due to pervasive sloppiness
in code that "worked fine but was not pretty".
Yeah, and "Jonathan Edward James Bacon" calling himself "Jono" is oh-so-totally mature and not childish at all.
Bob Goodlatte Chariman of the United States House Judiciary Subcommittee on Intellectual Property, Competition, and the Internet. http://goodlatte.house.gov/contacts/new Tell him to stop her staffer from making asinine comments that make him and his subcommittee sound more stupid than they really are.
in 3, 2, 1 ....
the M2 Bradley !!!!, now with sharks with frickin' lasers!!
>>>"In Brazil, proofs produced by illegal means cannot be used"
>>"Same in America, and usually ..."
As oppossed to Africa where Bazil actually is.
"But there's a nice unexamined assumption in your post: Why the fuck aren't the men taking parental leave or caring for the children?"
Well, some of us are. At my current position at least 3 top male engineers have taken time off to care for their wives and newborn children.
This is well regarded and considered a given for women, but there is still palpable prejudice against men doing the same.
In my particular case, I even got a direct ridiculing, sneering comment from a female co-worker,
along the lines of "you must be the next winner of the most dedicated father of the year award".
This kind of sexism against men, specially in highly technical disciplines goes often "unnoticed" by the same
journalists who relentlessly lament how "poorly" women fare in the workplace.
I have found that Wikipedia conveniently has a list of States
where these sick bastards can indulge in *LEGAL SEX WITH UNDERAGE* girls.
Despicable backwater places were pederasts can *legally* own
their own *CHILD* brides / sex slaves.
In most of these places 16!, in some as young as 14, 13!
Is there no end to this evil?
Why does Wikipedia hate America and our Christian way of life so much ???!!!!
Here's the link as if more proof were required:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marriageable_age#North_America
Repression and censorship work poorly for suppressing dissent and making populations obedient.
Re-education and relentess repetition through propaganda are far more effective.
Instead of forbidding critical content, you just make the thoughts it would provoke
ridiculously *unthinkable*.
For example, in the US, there are no issues with Avatar causing people to realize the horrible
genocidal atrocities We committed against the *real* Americans, and certainly, there is no danger
of drawing parallels with the Mexicans, who were displaced forcibly from their homeland
to make way for the expansion of our great nation, and although these people are *ethnically*
more rightfully American than most of us, it is *them* not us who are called "alien".
These thoughts are ridiculously unthinkable from within the mainstream social consciouness.
They do not have to be forbidden, they have been filtered out of our political dialog altogether.
There is no fear of the public ever realizing that We are still vigorously engaging in the most
brutal violence against local populations around the world to disposses them of
the natural resources our corporate overlords crave, whether it is Bolivia's water or Iraq's oil.
Therefore, We have no need for censure, and should it ever become necessary,
it will be *corporations* not the government who will exercise it.
"IT systems were aimed at improving efficiency for hospital management"
Doctors and other medical personnel do not typically hold much power
when it comes to IT.
Software vendors aim to please management, they are the ones who take
the purchasing decisions.
Your typical Lab software for example might not have a straightforward
way to cross-check isolates for emerging resistance trends,
run critical screens or automatically report to a global EPI database,
but it sure has 1,000 ways to generate Aging Reports and auto resubmit insurance claims.
Finally a platform with built-in buffer overflow support!
Let the exploits games begin!
Frank Ze Weenie ?
Is think some kind of weird German joke ???
While I agree with you on FreeBSD being a fine (if not *the* finest) server OS,
it really irks me to see the "not intended for desktop use" myth being perpetuated.
The desktop *is* one of the explict targets for FreeBSD:
"With over 20,000 ported libraries and applications, FreeBSD supports applications for desktop, server, appliance...."
http://www.freebsd.org/about.html
"*BSD makes a great server. It also makes a great desktop....
*BSD has access to the same desktop tools (KDE, GNOME, Firefox, windowmanagers) as Linux.
And ``office'' applications such as OpenOffice suite work under *BSD too."
http://www.freebsd.org/advocacy/myths.html#server
FreeBSD 7 in fact, among other things, had *major* wireless rework done,
a feature almost exclusive to desktop use.
The aggressive demeanor of your post is shameful and in contrast with
the overall spirit of the *BSD community.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&q=%2Bescort+%2B%22south+carolina%22&btnG=Search
this returns :
Results 1 - 10 of about 2,490,000 for +escort +"south carolina". (0.20 seconds)
far more than craigslist.
This should have been a one page book reading : "DON'T".
Webapps are the most evil thing that has happened to software
development in the last decade.
AJAX, Silverlight, JScript are all 1990s state of the art technologies
that accomplish nothing new in terms of innovation or functionality.
The resulting applications bring nothing new to the table and are bloated
and unmantainable compared to their circa 1996 network enabled desktop application cousins.
Web apps are a historical regression.
Whoa!, lots of details there, Tommy. Sounds like you've been giving this idea more than a fleeting thought.