About $50 per barrel - a little higher than oil from Albertan tar sands, which is about $40 per barrel. Considering that the price is $100 per barrel, there are tremendous profits here.
The price of oil is so high, that even the South African oil from coal project at about $60 per barrel, is immensely profitable.
KISS. Have you read the Postfix manual? Have you tried to make Postfix work with SpamAssassin and ClamAV? Now put that next to the one pager of tarmail.
Neat. It is a pity I wasn't aware of your project earlier. It seems that it will make a straight and simple mail filter to place in front of an existing crappy insecure mail system like Exchange.
Nope, MTBF is usually *calculated* and the number is just that - a number - it means fuck-all in real time. The numbers are used comparitively, to show the designers which potentially stressed components need to be looked at during the design phase. Eventually the numbers are mis-used by the marketing department to mislead the customers, but that is not the intent of the designers and is not the purpose of the MTBF calculations.
That is an urban legend. Colossus and Eniac were far more reliable than that. The old tube based computers seldom failed, because the tubes were run at very low power levels and tubes degrade slowly, they don't pop like a light bulb (which is run at a very high power level to make a little visible light).
Colossus for example was built largely from Plessey telephone exchange registers and telex machines. These registers were in use in phone exchanges for decades after the war. I saw some tube based exchanges in the early 80s that were still going strong.
Beg, borrow buy or steal, then embrace, extend, extinguish...
Anyhoo, Edison was the 'father of the phonograph' - not the 'father of sound recording'. There were many other players.
Well, in a series of tubes you get the Bernoulli effect and when a tube is throttled, the speed of the data increases and the pressure on the data flow decreases. The decrease in pressure can lead to the data boiling, causing cavitation. The cavitation and collapse of the data steam bubbles can cause severe damage to the tube walls...
"USA seems to now stand for war,torture, xenophobia, racism, corruption and financial mismanagement"
Well, that has been true as long as I can remember. Until Prez Bush Senior finally stopped the madness, the USA openly supported terrorism the world over.
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About $50 per barrel - a little higher than oil from Albertan tar sands, which is about $40 per barrel. Considering that the price is $100 per barrel, there are tremendous profits here. The price of oil is so high, that even the South African oil from coal project at about $60 per barrel, is immensely profitable.
We can stop global warming with giant air conditioners of course.
We got to finish off the Arab oil first, to reduce their political influence in the world.
KISS. Have you read the Postfix manual? Have you tried to make Postfix work with SpamAssassin and ClamAV? Now put that next to the one pager of tarmail.
Neat. It is a pity I wasn't aware of your project earlier. It seems that it will make a straight and simple mail filter to place in front of an existing crappy insecure mail system like Exchange.
and you certainly haven't used Citadel, which trumps Exchange by a wide margin.
Hmm, better get your cracked copy on The Pirate Bay now.
Nope, MTBF is usually *calculated* and the number is just that - a number - it means fuck-all in real time. The numbers are used comparitively, to show the designers which potentially stressed components need to be looked at during the design phase. Eventually the numbers are mis-used by the marketing department to mislead the customers, but that is not the intent of the designers and is not the purpose of the MTBF calculations.
That is an urban legend. Colossus and Eniac were far more reliable than that. The old tube based computers seldom failed, because the tubes were run at very low power levels and tubes degrade slowly, they don't pop like a light bulb (which is run at a very high power level to make a little visible light). Colossus for example was built largely from Plessey telephone exchange registers and telex machines. These registers were in use in phone exchanges for decades after the war. I saw some tube based exchanges in the early 80s that were still going strong.
therefore the Prof is in the employ of the students, therefore the Prof's lecture notes belong to the students.
Free MS Software: Internet Explorer, Outlook, Mediaplayer...
Now which thick skulled MBA do not use those?
I think it is impossible for any enterprise to avoid using Embedded Linux. It is everywhere. There are billions of embedded Linux devices out there.
Well, a dozen functioning brain cells clearly puts you in the upper 95 percentile...
Mandriva 2008 Spring Edition fully supports the Eee PC. It will be available for download on the 10th of April.
Compiz runs fine on my 650MHz Eee PC, with Mandriva 2008 Spring Edition.
They should have added Norton security and then compared its speed against the Linux version...
Actually, baseball is very exciting compared to cricket.
Evidently the engine of the chariot of the god Saturn failed and now he cannot get to Enceladus to refuel.
Beg, borrow buy or steal, then embrace, extend, extinguish... Anyhoo, Edison was the 'father of the phonograph' - not the 'father of sound recording'. There were many other players.
If their housing is improved from a slum to something solid then there is nothing to worry about.
Well, if you are feeling very lonely, then you could always sign up for some spam.
MS is all gung ho about free software when it serves to crush the competition, but not when they get crushed by it. I wonder why?
Well, in a series of tubes you get the Bernoulli effect and when a tube is throttled, the speed of the data increases and the pressure on the data flow decreases. The decrease in pressure can lead to the data boiling, causing cavitation. The cavitation and collapse of the data steam bubbles can cause severe damage to the tube walls...
"irrational thinking of Obama is completely unfounded. He is a Christian man." The problem is that religion is irrational by definition.
"USA seems to now stand for war,torture, xenophobia, racism, corruption and financial mismanagement" Well, that has been true as long as I can remember. Until Prez Bush Senior finally stopped the madness, the USA openly supported terrorism the world over.