Journal Journal: Can't launch the .pkg for new iChat
2003-06-23 23:04:11.366 Installer[7012] Unable to load nib file: PagedInstaller.nib, exiting
2003-06-23 23:04:11.366 Installer[7012] Unable to load nib file: PagedInstaller.nib, exiting
OOO weee ooh I hack Perl like Buddy Hobbit...
Oh oh and you're Galadriel
I don't care what they say about this stupid ring
I don't care 'bout that
Anna two --
To: SCO
I am a Linux user. I feel that SCO's tactics toward an operating system of my choice are unjust, ill founded and bizarre. I am willing to be sued because I am confident that SCO's tactics toward Linux will fail. If I have published my email address as part of this petition it is so SCO representatives can email me and begin the process of serving me a court order.
Sincerely,
61 INT. DR. SCO'S VOLCANO LAIR - MAIN ROOM Dr. SCO at his table with Frau, Scott, and Number Two.
DR. SCO Get me the President of the IBM.
The PRESIDENT appears on Dr. SCO's video screen with his BOARD MEMBERS behind him.
62 INT. IBM BOARD ROOM (SPLIT SCREEN)
PRESIDENT Dr. SCO, what do you want?
I've got a couple of boxes full of old tapes, including things like bootlegs & demos, that I'd like to convert to MP3s. On the same tack, my parents have some pretty good albums that I'd also like to convert.
The general concensus seems to be that statistical spam filters don't work as well for groups of users (ISPs, networks) as they do for individuals. Most of the statistical filters seem to work nicely for individuals, but that accuracy comes from being able to model the usage profile of single users. When applied to a group the accuracy seems to generally slope off, and 98% true-positive / 0.1 % false-positive rates fall to say 80% / 5%.
The brain is a wonderful organ; it starts working the moment you get up in the morning, and does not stop until you get to work.