Comment Re:Ehrm,... (Score 1) 119
Or not because the chances of anyone with a brain ever agreeing to such a service are nil!
Which leaves a large portion of the population who will.
Or not because the chances of anyone with a brain ever agreeing to such a service are nil!
Which leaves a large portion of the population who will.
Yeah, putting that cellphone processor into a case ten times as big as a phone and charging $500 for it sure is a bargain, huh?
Sure is, when the previous gen processor with a much smaller screen and the same amount of ram at ~$650...(when you factor out the contract subsidy). Oh - and the market is clearly wiping the floor with Apple, what with the Xoom priced at $600.
So is Alcohol.. first of all Alcohol is one of the first antiseptics humans made, has important medical scientific uses; has spurred many innovations. The product is not a bad one, and also, many "green fuel" producers are Alcohol companies (also referred to as Ethanol)
Indeed. I mean, how many people owe their very existence to alcohol?
I can't draw for shit
Neither can Randall Munroe, but that didn't stop him.
few choice comments about what a dirty little slut the prosecution's mom
It's a civil trial. The word is "plaintiff".
I've dealt with a good deal less ego in this career than I did working at web startups back in the dot-com days.
That's because successful actors don't have to wear the bridle of not actually having made any money yet...
But that's just testament to the fact that their products look better than their competitors, and film and TV companies want things that look good.
Indeed, I've seen a lot of Apple "product placement" where they've placed circular silver stickers over the Apple logo on the back of the screens.
They're looking for the hobbyist who doesn't really care about all the underpinnings. For them, it's enough of a server, with enough server features.
Indeed. Macs running OS X server make decent file servers (for a tiny shop) and single domain web servers (again, for a tiny shop) . Use them for anything more sophisticated and things go to shit quickly. Their configuration screens give novice server admins the false impression that they are actually capable of everything they claim to be.
In my opinion, Mac OS X is an _excellent_ client OS, but a horrendous server OS. At my previous place of employment, my boss wanted to use Mac OS X for everything: DNS, Mail, web application servers, etc. They're just not cut out for it. I fought tooth and nail to replace Mac OS X with Debian every time one of the Mac servers failed (or failed to do what it was supposed to) and my life as the primary sysadmin at the time (i've since left for greener pastures) was much better for it. I should note that I was also the lead software engineer of a very small team, I was much more productive not having to deal with Mac OS X's idiosyncrasies. For servers, Debian "just works." Not so with Mac OS X.
search and rescue applications [...] I thought this was developed as a way to kill ejected pilots.
It seems ideally suited to both tasks...
If I have seen farther than others, it is because I was standing on the shoulders of giants. -- Isaac Newton