Comment: Re:Microsoft's Business (Score 1) 371
I can't remember who said it, but it gets the point across nicely: "Money is to business what blood is to a human body, you need it to survive but is not the point of your existence."
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I can't remember who said it, but it gets the point across nicely: "Money is to business what blood is to a human body, you need it to survive but is not the point of your existence."
Reminds me of this gem:
http://www.theonion.com/content/news/china_strong
That gets you RAID1 (between the server and your wife). for another layer of redundancy with no hardware investment, ask your wife to share your little mishaps with her mother. Far better availability and reliability than the best SAN.
If a person (adult or child) cannot make an effort to make the game enjoyable for the other player, the other player won't play for long.
You assume the plan was to benefit Americans by invading Irak. It was quite the opposite, the plan was to use tax money to finance operations while profits went to private companies, this is not a new concept.
Understand that modern warfare is ultimately governed by profit of the few at the expense of the masses, the economy was artificially inflated to mask the cost of the war.
Sadly, it is only when personal pockets of comfort are affected that the public at large start to question their government, when is too late.
And even then excuses will be made to defend the mental image that the exploited cling to, it was not my country that did this to me, it was something else.
APL is a natural extension of assembler language programming; ...and is best for educational purposes. -- A. Perlis