joe24pack

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by joe24pack 15y ago
Of course it's brilliant, it just delegates the sorting to the scheduler. The OP on 4chan is ready for a PHB position at a large corporation.
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by joe24pack 15y ago
err ... no thanks. I'll keep my data local ... and private.
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by joe24pack 15y ago
So security is relative compared to a threat. That's a assumption that any thoughtful person can make. Yes, the resources available to you will greatly affect your ability to achieve a particular level of security. Just because you conne
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by joe24pack 15y ago
okay, I'll bite, would you care to explain how security does not exist?
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by joe24pack 15y ago
Firing someone who's always obsessed with work and willing to always spend hours upon hours to get things done might be a good idea for the reasons stated. Better idea would be to send that person on a mandatory vacation during the doldrum
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by joe24pack 15y ago
Sounds like good news for the Czechs then, Temelin will be running at capacity most of the time. Maybe reactors 3 and 4 which should be under construction soon will earn the Czechs needed export income, and keep the lights on in Germany.
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by joe24pack 15y ago
The Czechs and the French are most likely glad that Germany will become a permanent net electricity importer.
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by joe24pack 15y ago
Usually some assessed value of the property that has some relation to the market value of the property. But how would that work with copyrights that are not sold for which there is no market? How would you assess the value of a copyright i
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by joe24pack 15y ago
At one time I thought about something similar but the thing that tripped me up was what would the tax rate be based on? How do you propose to handle that?
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by joe24pack 15y ago
See, I can't keep up with the times.
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by joe24pack 15y ago
Once in a while I come out of my 'Unabomber-esque' cabin and sign onto Hacker News to see what is going on in the world, so yes to me it is new ... ;-)
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by joe24pack 15y ago
57signals, 43folders, 114files, 99sockets, four6packs, 85meetoos ... is this a new trend in naming sites?
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by joe24pack 15y ago
Three APIs for the Lisp-kings under the sky, Seven for the C-lords in their halls of stone, Nine for Java Men doomed to die, One for the Search Lord on his data throne, In the Land of Google where the PageRanks lie. One API to rule them all
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by joe24pack 15y ago
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/compatriot definition 2
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by joe24pack 15y ago
Not really, hiding in plain sight is a common tactic.
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by joe24pack 15y ago
Yes that is all too true. When I can get on a commercial flight without having to take off my shoes, have my toiletries inspected and having an intrusive full body xray taken, then I'll know we have finally defeated Osama bin Laden and his
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by joe24pack 15y ago
The way things are going, who knows perhaps this will mean ordinary travelers will now have random mandatory body cavity searches before being allowed to board a commercial flight. Like the saying among politicians goes, "Never let a good
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by joe24pack 15y ago
finally. Can we stop the stupid patdowns of innocent travelers and disconnect the porno scanners at the airports now? I have to travel tomorrow and I'd rather not go through that crap again.
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by joe24pack 15y ago
remember, it's not the most competent that wins, but rather the least incompetent.
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by joe24pack 16y ago
looks similar to the method used by the ancient Romans http://www.phy6.org/outreach/edu/roman.htm
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by joe24pack 16y ago
with those odds, why even bother?
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by joe24pack 16y ago
mea culpa, I didn't read that blog post closely enough
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by joe24pack 16y ago
In the context of this thread and the given subject matter, that the linked page supports Firefox 3.0+, the browser I was browsing with at that time should have been able to render and execute the page correctly according to what the author
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by joe24pack 16y ago
Then there is a real simple solution for you, don't claim that your site is compatible with Firefox 3.0 + ... because it clearly is not. Say what you do, do what you say.
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by joe24pack 16y ago
>You might want to enable JavaScript or get a modern browser. Javascript enabled and browser is "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.0.12) Gecko/2009070811 Red Hat/3.0.12-1.el5_3 Firefox/3.0.12" so I should be fine. Error Co
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by joe24pack 16y ago
> one sec, bro. I have no idea what the heck that means ... The page appears broken.
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by joe24pack 16y ago
use olive oil like the ancient Greeks and Romans?
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by joe24pack 16y ago
just proves that going to orbit is still rocket science ...
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by joe24pack 16y ago
and of course only an alliteratively poetic machinist would think to use "sublimeswarfswirlsslowly"
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by joe24pack 16y ago
But does anyone know thisisnotapasswordthisisnotapasswordthisisnotapassword ? ... with all due apologies to PIL.

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