Nope - there is an oversupply of lawyers and they don't make much money. While it is true that a few Lawyers make tons of money, the same is true of Engineers - a few make tons of money. However, the average lawyer makes far less money than the average engineer, bad engineering job market and all. Also, just like Engineers, lots of Lawyers have abandoned their profession and are doing other things.
I've been lucky and after years of doing other shit, I am now doing real Engineering work again, but there are still many of my friends that are doing anything from running retail stores, repair shops, building houses, running fast food franchises, selling insurance and houses and so on.
Geez, I thought the USA is a capitalist country. This is normal in the rest of the world. The law of supply and demand you know - let the free market decide the pricing...
"Klystrons" - does he even know what to do with a Klystron? Secondly, the silicon needed for solar cells is the lightest part of a solar array. Where does he think the rest of the stuff is going to come from? Furthermore, to do any of that he propose you have to lift a great many factories and loads of mining equipment and people to man them into space - all of that is much heavier and expensive than just lifting the finished products.
"...to shoot missiles and artillery down." Well, I guess that once the enemy is throwing their artillery at you, it either means that the gun is broken or that they are seriously out of ammo, in which case, all you got to do is duck, no need for lasers...;)
only extends to where someone else's nose begins. If someone is harming your chattels, then you have the right to take appropriate action to limit the damage. I'd love to see a botnet operator sue Time Warner - "Judge it is not fair, they hit back first! Waaaaaahhhh..."
If I wish to black hole something on my DNS, it is my prerogative to do so. If someone else is using my server for free and complains about the shitty service, then I'll gladly refund his money...
Actually, the cost of the African undersea cable runs are shared between Portugal, Nigeria and South Africa. So, Nigeria isn't all bad in this regard! Other African countries are simply too poor to contribute anything at all.
You have to talk to the government departments of Telecommunication in Portugal and South Africa. The cable runs hook into the European net in Lisbon and runs down to Milnerton near Cape Town City. The cost of the cables are shouldered mainly by South Africa and Portugal, with some money thrown in by Nigeria. Maintenance is done by the Cable Restorer ship operated by the South African Department of Telecommunications. At least, that is how it used to be, when I worked there long ago.
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Those are the only two that work for me (located in North America).
Nope - there is an oversupply of lawyers and they don't make much money. While it is true that a few Lawyers make tons of money, the same is true of Engineers - a few make tons of money. However, the average lawyer makes far less money than the average engineer, bad engineering job market and all. Also, just like Engineers, lots of Lawyers have abandoned their profession and are doing other things.
I've been lucky and after years of doing other shit, I am now doing real Engineering work again, but there are still many of my friends that are doing anything from running retail stores, repair shops, building houses, running fast food franchises, selling insurance and houses and so on.
Geez, I thought the USA is a capitalist country. This is normal in the rest of the world. The law of supply and demand you know - let the free market decide the pricing...
So has MS patented bit torrent yet? As a company that continuously innovates, they really deserve one for this break-through...
Well, the reliability of the shuttles are only marginally better than the Japanese flying bombs of WWII, so I don't blame them...
You can't suck much power out of those plugs and they are usually only active in winter when it is below -20...
Yes, like refusing to use an ink cartridge by another manufacturer...
gtkPod is also good at fixing corrupted iPods.
Dang, I really feel for you. At least it is not a SCO certificate.
Or Sysco?
You mean, "iT's mIicroSoft tHat iNtroDuced tHe (iN)fAmous hUngaRy nOtaTion." There, fIxed iT fOr yOu... ;)
is constant. The energy use is rather minimal too. So, well, duh...
A few years ago, I saw an IBM analysis that estimated more than 1 billion device are running Linux (mostly cell phones and routers).
"Klystrons" - does he even know what to do with a Klystron? Secondly, the silicon needed for solar cells is the lightest part of a solar array. Where does he think the rest of the stuff is going to come from? Furthermore, to do any of that he propose you have to lift a great many factories and loads of mining equipment and people to man them into space - all of that is much heavier and expensive than just lifting the finished products.
SATA is compatible with Serial SCSI, so I guess SCSI will be given the boot too.
I'm sure that sales will bounce back for all the other PATA drive manufacturers though... Sorry, bad pun, can't kick the habit.
Well, maybe you should add a fan to cool the HDD down???
If the Nikei stock exchange uses a mechanical computer, then an earthquake in Japan will really send a shudder through the financial markets...
"...to shoot missiles and artillery down." ;)
Well, I guess that once the enemy is throwing their artillery at you, it either means that the gun is broken or that they are seriously out of ammo, in which case, all you got to do is duck, no need for lasers...
only extends to where someone else's nose begins. If someone is harming your chattels, then you have the right to take appropriate action to limit the damage. I'd love to see a botnet operator sue Time Warner - "Judge it is not fair, they hit back first! Waaaaaahhhh..."
If I wish to black hole something on my DNS, it is my prerogative to do so. If someone else is using my server for free and complains about the shitty service, then I'll gladly refund his money...
Actually, the cost of the African undersea cable runs are shared between Portugal, Nigeria and South Africa. So, Nigeria isn't all bad in this regard! Other African countries are simply too poor to contribute anything at all.
You have to talk to the government departments of Telecommunication in Portugal and South Africa. The cable runs hook into the European net in Lisbon and runs down to Milnerton near Cape Town City. The cost of the cables are shouldered mainly by South Africa and Portugal, with some money thrown in by Nigeria. Maintenance is done by the Cable Restorer ship operated by the South African Department of Telecommunications. At least, that is how it used to be, when I worked there long ago.
Actually, I am an African.
is Iran's main export product after oil and their government is full of religious nut cases, so this is just far too nutty...