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Comment So, why are you here? (Score 0) 321

Why are you here?
It ain't the money. A network engineer, yours truly -- I rake in about, what, 85 grand a year? You can't buy a decent sports car for that.
It ain't sex. Hey, being here won't get you laid. Oh, you're a dental hygienist? I'm a Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert. -Hello?!
What about fame? Our failures are known. Our successes...are not. That's the company motto. You save the world, they send you to some windowless office, give you a little lemonade and cookies, and show you your medal. You don't even get to take it home.
So it ain't money, it ain't sex, it ain't fame.
What is it?
I say we are all here in this room because we believe. We believe in technology, and we choose technology. We believe in right and wrong, and we choose right. Our cause is just. Our enemies...everywhere. They're all around us. Some scary stuff out there.
Which brings us here... to the server farm. You have all just stepped through the looking glass. What you see, what you hear -- nothing is what it seems.

(paraphrased from 'The Recruit')

Comment The obvious problem with this study... (Score 0) 95

is that we are looking at the preference of city Great Tits for city Great Tits over country Great Tits.

Men are not so picky. We do not care if the Great Tits are from the country or city.

"There's a shortage of perfect breasts in this world. It would be a pity to damage yours." - Wesley, Princess Bride.

Comment Re:Let's not (Score 0) 607

H1N1 is believed to have been initially spread from a rather unkempt pig farm in Mexico, hence the swine flu. However, it isn't the fault of the pigs that the place was so nasty, it was the farmers.

So a more appropriate name would be the Dirty Mexican Flu.

Recently authorities have identified patient zero as a pig farmer from Tijuana, Mexico, one Marco Sanchez. Rather than slander all Mexican pig farms, we shoud call it the Dirty Sanchez Flu.

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A Look At Google's Newest Data Center 75

miller60 writes "Google doesn't allow the public inside its secret data centers. But a recent groundbreaking event at the company's new South Carolina data center provided glimpses of the exterior of the facility, which shows a design that has evolved since Google's Oregon data center made front page news. A new feature: an open, lighted area resembling a parking deck (containers?). Still missing: moats filled with sharks with friggin' laser beams on their head."

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