Comment Flying to work? (Score 1) 280
Flying to work isn't really a very practical commuting method, because my 747 won't fit in any of the spaces. Plus, what would I do with the crew?
Flying to work isn't really a very practical commuting method, because my 747 won't fit in any of the spaces. Plus, what would I do with the crew?
As a note, the indian thing in the US wasn't an inquisition, it was a land grab. There's a difference.
The Jews are that way all over the world, so singling out the USA is a bit unfair. Today Jews run the country, so there you go.
Blacks were sold and enslaved by other blacks in Africa before they came to the US, and their old gods were obviously pretty pathetic. However, today there's nothing to prevent them from practicing Santeria or whatever they want.
Jews are people of the book, as said by Muhammad. Why should he be afraid to walk among Muslims?
People mocked the idea that corporations are essentially people. And yet here we are, giving the same rights to chimps.
Did SCTP have horrible behavior, or the tested implementation? The QUIC doc says nothing about that. QUIC vs SCTP is on page 8.
Even Plan 9 was being used commercially years ago. It's disturbing to think that plan 9 is being used more than HURD.
From what I remember, microkernels were just too slow.
With wikipedia, you get what you pay for.
What good is a source of truth if it's not accurate?
Wikipedia was not meant as an existential discussion on the meaning of truth; it was meant as a crowdsourced source of truth. What details do you consider important or unimportant? Why would one detail be not worth correcting?
The last thing I read about faking information on wikipedia was some life detail about an author - that even her relatives believed! It wasn't important, except that it was.
If Wikipedia cared, it would put this banner across the top instead of their fundraising banner: "The information presented may or may not be accurate. All the information here should be verified by other sources before used."
Those are licenses, not royalties. If you want an example of how to make licensing so complicated that it's incomprehensible, read up on music licensing and royalties. Licensing to ASCAP/BMI is not a royalty - it's a license. I would think that BMI/ASCAP would pay royalties as part of the license fee, but it sounds like they don't.
Someone needs to come out with a diagram of how, what, and who gets paid in the music business.
The numbskulls on teh Interwebs just want more bandwidth, faster, for less. They supported the FCC action because they're idiots, just like gruber said they were.
This is exactly what it's for: apartment buildings. There are lots of places around the US where DSL is on-prem, and it's supposedly cheaper than fiber or running ethernet.
Make sure that everyone knows what they're supposed to do, what's expected, and when it's due. It's really not that hard, except that apparently it's really hard.
"no other nation has a right to tell them what to do."
Nobody is telling Iran what to do. Iran has violated multiple agreements, agreements that it signed. That said, I'm not sure why the Obama administration believes they will honor this agreement. Fifth time is a charm?
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What they're saying is if you write bad code, it performs like shit. Did someone get a PhD from this?
The last thing one knows in constructing a work is what to put first. -- Blaise Pascal