yes that is how it starts. automate a factory here, 1000 Chinese lose their jobs. and so on.. eventually EVERYTHING is automated, no more "other" jobs to go to.
more people die form just about everything esle other than guns. Are you for Blunt object control? death by vehicle control? how about cancer control?http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/deaths.htm
just came here to make a few points. "That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness." from the deceleration of independence http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/declaration_transcript.html and, "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." 2nd amendment. the WHOLE point was a) to be able to defend from {Europe,India,Africa,unknown} and b) so that when the government gets to broken we can use guns, in the hands of regular citizens to push the reset button. Tell me this, with all the restrictions like above, how are you supposed to go against an M1 Abrams tank, or an F-22? you know the best funded military in the world 7 times over. "You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass." It has been declared this attribution is "unsubstantiated and almost certainly bogus, even though it has been repeated thousands of times in various Internet postings. There is no record of the commander in chief of Japan’s wartime fleet ever saying it. However the sentiment holds true, and without something like the new Red Dawn movie to "Magically" take out all the infrastructure. I can understand the need for some semblance of gun control i guess. would not want children cruising the streets with them. but why should they be that much different that they you get cigarets or alcohol?
they said the same thing about playstation. then geohot got bored, and broke it...
seems maybe just no one had tried before what with the boot linux option that WAS there.
and also, most of that comes out as "taxes" , 'social security and medicare, disability insurance, life insurance, unemployment insurance', you would pay some portion of for any employee. the actual $ amounts change but the % is set. this is nice " Benefits include retirement (10% of salary)" but for someone making 35k/yr, is it really going to provide meaningful retirement when they are 65-70 ? ( hint : no). And, "health insurance (>$300 a month even for an individual if you're providing decent insurance)" Which in the USA, insurance is just crazy. single payer FTW. granted there is a cost for insurance. granted it is generally cheaper for the end user to buy from company than source on their own. But by and large, all of these , you would provide for any/all employees. someone freelance would pay the above taxes in some form or another, could make 2-5x the 35k so the 10% retirement would be a bigger $ amount.
So, when you start at step 1, and download IDLE, you are a moron? IDLE suffers from the whitespace issue. if memory serves, notepad++ also has that issue. so where would you recommend a noob start, ironpython?
More than 100% of tax revenue goes to "mandatory spending" and "interest payments". see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EW5IdwltaAc&feature=g-hist for an explanation. if all we had right now were taxes, SS, medicare, medicaid, TARP, and interest payments, we would still be going into debt, not to mention spending for the government and military...
you do realize that fedora is seesntially red-hat's unstable / dev / testing branch? red-hat is stable and slower, the do their testing on the faster paced fedora.
it also does not connect to exchange 2010. and does not work with office365, for outsourced email. plus, FileFormatConverters to make 2003 read 2010 files (mostly).
i am a powershell newb. can you please explain how to do this? sounds like a great way for me to elar more in powershell, look at what the gui stuff does then capture the powershell commands.
serious question: i am getting to the point where i will have 24 x 2tb drives connected. i have heard a rule of thumb you need 1 gb of ram per 1 tb of drive space, will i really need ~48 gb of ram? am considering a server grade board that can support 32gb...
no not in and of it self, but i would think it would be hard to argue with calling a second copy of his data not a backup. simply because that 2nd set resides on a raid should not automatically invalidate it as a backup.
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yes that is how it starts. automate a factory here, 1000 Chinese lose their jobs. and so on .. eventually EVERYTHING is automated, no more "other" jobs to go to.
more people die form just about everything esle other than guns. Are you for Blunt object control? death by vehicle control? how about cancer control?http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/deaths.htm
just came here to make a few points. "That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness." from the deceleration of independence http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/charters/declaration_transcript.html and, "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." 2nd amendment. the WHOLE point was a) to be able to defend from {Europe,India,Africa,unknown} and b) so that when the government gets to broken we can use guns, in the hands of regular citizens to push the reset button. Tell me this, with all the restrictions like above, how are you supposed to go against an M1 Abrams tank, or an F-22? you know the best funded military in the world 7 times over. "You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass." It has been declared this attribution is "unsubstantiated and almost certainly bogus, even though it has been repeated thousands of times in various Internet postings. There is no record of the commander in chief of Japan’s wartime fleet ever saying it. However the sentiment holds true, and without something like the new Red Dawn movie to "Magically" take out all the infrastructure. I can understand the need for some semblance of gun control i guess. would not want children cruising the streets with them. but why should they be that much different that they you get cigarets or alcohol?
NO. No, it is "this", get it right ...
not his was a rainman comment which you ruined by trying to make it a Sheldon comment.
in soviet Russia, nobody expects the Spanish inquisition!
they said the same thing about playstation. then geohot got bored, and broke it ...
seems maybe just no one had tried before what with the boot linux option that WAS there.
Joseph Johnson is Right!, Hey, i didn't get a harrumph out of you!
Bad gov'ment! Bad1 you go stand in the corner NOW!
and also, most of that comes out as "taxes" , 'social security and medicare, disability insurance, life insurance, unemployment insurance', you would pay some portion of for any employee. the actual $ amounts change but the % is set. this is nice " Benefits include retirement (10% of salary)" but for someone making 35k/yr, is it really going to provide meaningful retirement when they are 65-70 ? ( hint : no). And, "health insurance (>$300 a month even for an individual if you're providing decent insurance)" Which in the USA, insurance is just crazy. single payer FTW. granted there is a cost for insurance. granted it is generally cheaper for the end user to buy from company than source on their own. But by and large, all of these , you would provide for any/all employees. someone freelance would pay the above taxes in some form or another, could make 2-5x the 35k so the 10% retirement would be a bigger $ amount.
Gee, this sounds an awful lot like a certain modern nation whom spends more on warfare than any other country.
So, when you start at step 1, and download IDLE, you are a moron? IDLE suffers from the whitespace issue. if memory serves, notepad++ also has that issue. so where would you recommend a noob start, ironpython?
Right, but displacing what, 3-5000 low-wage chinese people ...
its not just this one case, it's the trend.
i work with a Florist with 10+ items in inventory, this is the reason they use peachtree ( now sage 50 something ) over QuickBooks..
More than 100% of tax revenue goes to "mandatory spending" and "interest payments". see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EW5IdwltaAc&feature=g-hist for an explanation. if all we had right now were taxes, SS, medicare, medicaid, TARP, and interest payments, we would still be going into debt, not to mention spending for the government and military...
mythbusters, confirmed, nuff' said.
you do realize that fedora is seesntially red-hat's unstable / dev / testing branch? red-hat is stable and slower, the do their testing on the faster paced fedora.
it also does not connect to exchange 2010. and does not work with office365, for outsourced email. plus, FileFormatConverters to make 2003 read 2010 files (mostly).
uh, that is when you get the hp sas expander card http://h18004.www1.hp.com/products/servers/proliantstorage/arraycontrollers/sas-expander/index.html it is the very definition of what you are trying to do ..
and wtf is nix?
i am a powershell newb. can you please explain how to do this? sounds like a great way for me to elar more in powershell, look at what the gui stuff does then capture the powershell commands.
i feel as though 7 Buffaloes died somewhere just now ...
serious question: i am getting to the point where i will have 24 x 2tb drives connected. i have heard a rule of thumb you need 1 gb of ram per 1 tb of drive space, will i really need ~48 gb of ram? am considering a server grade board that can support 32gb ...
no not in and of it self, but i would think it would be hard to argue with calling a second copy of his data not a backup. simply because that 2nd set resides on a raid should not automatically invalidate it as a backup.