Comment Re:Lost focus (Score 1) 52
Yeah, just wait a bit until Doomsday vault is full of seed samples, just in case.
Yeah, just wait a bit until Doomsday vault is full of seed samples, just in case.
If they'll add ~32 gigs of ssd cache for delayed writes (and faster reads as a bonus, and reliability in case of power failures) - it'll be overall winner.
Wanna bet?
Because what we perceive as the color of some surface is really a reflection of ambient light from that surface. So color of the surface would change depending on color of the light that it is reflecting. But our brain has auto white balance image preprocessing filter that fixes surface color for us based on light color , which is computed partially using our knowledge on what color things should normally have. In this picture dress could be white if it is not in a lighten by yellow colored light behind it, but lighten by blueish light source, and camera white balance is set somewhere in a middle. Otherwise it's blue.
Interestingly, the above link to dailymail redirects me to this http://203.113.26.210/ - I had to use ssh tunnel to get there. I, for one, welcome my local government censor overlords!
Population of this planet consume resources much faster than they are renewed, it can not last long. Our options are limited - we can continue as now, until real peak oil, peak population, peak production is reached, then kill each other for the leftovers. Another possibility is building a stable society - all the green stuff, birth control, no wars, probably no private enterprises, probably one de facto world government and total control - stagnation. Next is a science fiction dream - we colonise another planets, continue extensive development - wild west all over again, Firefly. The only path that guarantee survival of the humanity in a long run, but the least probable of all - looks like we gave up hopes on this one. And the last option would be to kill that 90% of population, more contagious ebola with longer incubation period? Considering that it is probably much easier to secretly develop bioweapon with cure or vaccine than to create cure in relatively short time - game theory in action, this outcome looks almost inevitable, even MAD not gonna help this time. Why I was telling all this? Because of the bright side - you probably should not worry about future unemployment
Kazahstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenstan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan - probably mostly those "parts of the former Soviet Union". Definitely not eastern Europe, and not Russia.
I just checked on openbsd.org, and I loved the FAQ section!
4.13 - Common installation problems
4.13.1 - My Compaq only recognizes 16M RAM
4.13.2 - My i386 won't boot after install
Your honour, I'm filing this case because BT refuse to allow me to download material that is in public domain or under permissive licence, like GPL or CC.
Fixed that for you. By blocking entire TPB BT refusing it's users access to thousands of legally shared torrents. And besides, TPB does not contain any copyrighted material or links to such material - only description and hash of such files.
Either way, if you want anything that hasn't got into your distribution's package management system yet, you're almost invariably forced into compiling your own software and manually installing it with makefiles. Those might, if you're really lucky, also offer a make uninstall option that actually does cleanly uninstall. That might, if you're even luckier, still work six months later, as long as no-one inadvertently installed a new version of the manually compiled code over the top to "upgrade" it, or just ran make distclean without thinking leaving you with no idea what make uninstall should have done. In any case, Linux is going to enforce absolutely no system hygiene at any point in this process.
If you want to install software that hasn't got into your distribution's package management system - you should compile it, make package and install package. How do you expect your OS to enforce system hygiene if you do not use correct procedures to install packages? If you install by 'make install' you are basically just copy bunch of files somewhere.
Well, unlike the USSR, we do have real choices, and in the US small changes in voting preferences can lead to significant improvements.
Sure, if thats what you call real choices
But as long as sheep keep reelecting politicians who blatantly violate their campaign promises
That was really funny, it's like saying "Untill this sheep will keep voting for Brezhnev.."
"Look! There! Evil!.. pure and simple, total evil from the Eighth Dimension!" -- Buckaroo Banzai