From another article
Ken Brill, founder of the Uptime Institute and a forward thinker in data center design and operations, died this week at the age of 68, the Institute said on Thursday. The cause was cancer, a spokesman said.
It's called Forth
>Reduce the graduation rate, supply and demand will increase their fees.
Yes, then we have a large number of $500/hr attorneys that no one can afford, except for the wealthiest among us and large corporations. Making the problem worse.
As I said, one thing that would help is getting the ABA stranglehold of the two day hazing exercise known as the bar exam. I know that most in the legal profession (and yourself) will hate this, but their emperor has no clothes.
The problem is we are graduating a lot of attorneys with $150K+ school debt so they charge $300 an hour for their services. Simply, we have too many attorneys that no one can afford!
I would submit that the stranglehold on the bar exam that the ABA has be loosened and allow accredited online law schools. I know that many believe in the "socratic method", but it doesn't mean a hill of beans if no one can afford it!
We need plumbers, electricians, and carpenters, and they can earn a good living, but nobody seems to care about them.
So we can re-inflate the housing bubble with a lot of new homes that no one can really afford to buy?? The fact is all those who were in the construction/housing market are struggling themselves.
There was a day that as a nation we would take on national infrastructure projects to help stimulate the economy. But we have a congress much more willing to sit on their hands than account for themselves.
My suggested tag for this story;
diediedie
That may not be a bad idea. Forget regenerating, Matt Smith leaves some huge shoes to fill.
Why is Slashdot so much better than reddit?
Because CowboyNeal and a large chunk of his Slashdot friends is now on Reddit now looking at cat pictures, leaving Slashdot a much quieter place?
When he turns 18, he should resubmit the bug for reward, and he should get the reward as he is demonstrably the first person who found it.
The chips that come out of the fab are not 100% perfect.
While this may be true for these graphics cores, I don't think it's necessarily true for Intel's CPU chips. I think they have their design so refined that their yield is close to 100% for all but the highest density cores.
Otherwise they simply would not be able to offer multi core chips. Maybe someone in the know could comment on this.
Because the next console will be the X Box Zero ??
I suggest the tag for this story be 'whatcouldpossiblygowrong"
please renew your geek card.
Actually more like burn it. Any consistent reader of reader of Slashdot would know about Feynman at this point. Really, nerd cred goes to zero on that one.
Get hold of portable property. -- Charles Dickens, "Great Expectations"
