Comment SAP vs Oracle (Score 3, Insightful) 183
SAP 1 Oracle 0
Comment Re:That's easy (Score 2, Funny) 428
Sounds like my ex-girlfriend.
Comment Re:human brain (Score 1) 286
This means that your simulated brain can produce orders of magnitude more work despite being no smarter.
I've had several managers with the same ability.
Comment Re:Oooh. Questions Still Remain... (Score 1) 195
Why does everyone insist on using cat where grep alone will suffice?
Comment What's left? (Score 1) 224
Is there any other content on the internet apart from those items listed?
Comment Re:The Irony (Score 1) 665
Social Security?
Comment Re:Once upon a time (Score 1) 618
A very short period of time? I hear today's technology becomes yesterday's technology somewhere around tomorrow.
Comment Re:Hackers. (Score 1) 194
This is Unix.
I know this!
That's from Jurassic Park.
Comment People still play vanguard? (Score 1) 39
That's the real news story here.
Comment Re:Translation (Score 1) 435
So, perhaps the conversation should have been something more along the lines of:
AC >> And you cannot represent every statement of concepts in a purely mathematical expression.
Slumdog >> 0
ISS To Become Second Brightest-Object In the Sky 243
Matt_dk writes "Move over, Morning Star. Once Canadarm2 helps install the fourth and final set of solar array wings to the International Space Station later this month, the Station will surpass Venus as the brightest object in the night sky, second only to the Moon. The Space Shuttle Discovery is set to deliver the power-generating solar panels and Starboard 6 (S6) truss segment to the ISS on the 125th mission in the Shuttle program, known as STS-119/15A (slated for launch on March 11)."
Comment Ask the Russians (Score 1) 922
They probably have better records of US nuclear technology than we do.
Comment WSJ (Score 1) 509
Sad day indeed when anonymous cowards just rip Wall Street Journal article commentary.
