Why not a generation ship? We are probably on 50-60 years from being able to build a generation ship, if we can handle the sociology. Perhaps up to a century. It's not clear that we'll *EVER* be able to do it in any other way.
If you're in a hurry, you were already born too soon.
Actually, I didn't recognize the name "John Connor". But then I intentionally avoid anything sponsored or paying to the MPAA.
Each one is a custom job. Not that many are produced per year. It's "high tech".
I must admit that it's expensive, but not rediculously so.
You've got it. The plurality wins system of voting is a near guarantee of only two parties, too. But those in power have no interest in reforming it.
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to read large ext4 volumes. Gentoo is looking like the better option.
I would say either 2014 or 2015, but more than likely 2014 because why would they announce a windows release more than a year in advance?
There is a larger than 4U, 2 socket system coming out," Doug Balong
,General Manager of Power Systems within IBM's System and Technology Group said.
Can IBM Power 8 actually take on x86? Or has that ship already sailed?
Exactly. Especially when the reset to factory requires physical presence. In most cases it is exactly the right thing.
And yet, I see it happen. Nice to have a good clean recovery.
Or just pointing out that the girl did science and (in the same sense as saying Sir Issac Newton did not discover radium) the other scientists didn't do that particular science.
Yess, because of the HR and management problems I mentioned. There is no good technical reason for that.
So when I see a void*, I know that the documentation is really important.
def pickymethod(self, pickyobject):
"""Here there be dragons, beware"""
Although really you should write the module around Aprime, an interface, and then say that both A and B implement interface Aprime.
Problem is, A and the module that handles it is existing code used in multiple projects. IO don't want to do a cut/paste job and I don't want to risk breaking the other projects. B is from another existing module used by other projects. I REALLY just want to derive a Bprime that can serve as an A or a B as needed by the legacy modules.
Python does a decent job with multiple inheritance, but even so, it can get ugly so I might prefer duck typing and a compatible class.
As I'm sure we all know, a badly designed program in either kind of language can make the grass on the other side of the fence look greener.
True enough. As they say, it is possible to write a Fortran program in any language.
The saying "Laws are for the little people" used to be funny, now, not so much.
Was only ever funny if you still had your eyes closed. OTOH, it *is* getting worse.
All seems condemned in the long run to approximate a state akin to Gaussian noise. -- James Martin
