Of course I know that such information can be stitched together from various databases and online sources if one makes a concerted effort to do so. I kind of surprised they've done that though.
Is it just me, or does it seem odd that the FBI itself is putting up cameras. This is kind of creepy, especially considering the nature and history of the FBI.
Deleted? I have a hard time believing they delete any private information about users, including pictures. More like, they'll take your pictures offline so they still have your data, but you can't access it anymore.
The Web can essentially take the place of a mentor. I was just as young when I started, and all I ever had a was a couple of little books that taught Basic. The lack of information and software held me back for a decade. Today, the Web is an absolute treasure hoard of information.
In my experience, there is no "right" way to do it. There is merely a multitude of inexpensive ways and a multitude of expensive ways. The expensive ways don't necessarily produce better code.
Gaping holes? I've found VB6 code to be extremely reliable and stable and easy to install. Opening sourcing.NET was done for one obvious reason. They want.NET running on Linux because Microsoft has be unable to conquer the server.
Slashdot Mirror
The problem basically lies in the fact that people can be around other people.
If you use a proxy there's no supported way to get your real IP via Javascript.
This is all pointless. I bet I can guess the first three numbers of your home computer's IP: 192...168....0...
Of course I know that such information can be stitched together from various databases and online sources if one makes a concerted effort to do so. I kind of surprised they've done that though.
you might need a tiny bit of fuel to push it towards our gravity well
If only there were some source of extraneous mass on a mined asteroid that could be thrown off to produce thrust.
Is it just me, or does it seem odd that the FBI itself is putting up cameras. This is kind of creepy, especially considering the nature and history of the FBI.
I was writing software back before it was cool
It'll happen any day now.
Deleted? I have a hard time believing they delete any private information about users, including pictures. More like, they'll take your pictures offline so they still have your data, but you can't access it anymore.
In case you didn't get the memo, we're the bad guys. All of us.
It probably has nothing to do with the fact that nobody can afford health care anymore.
But I insist on having the new fancy UI!!!!! (And so does Microsoft)
No. If desktops are vanishing, then they'll be exclusive clubs for nerds.
I don't know of any other product of the same size/volume that would start traveling by rail to replace it?
Humans?
The Web can essentially take the place of a mentor. I was just as young when I started, and all I ever had a was a couple of little books that taught Basic. The lack of information and software held me back for a decade. Today, the Web is an absolute treasure hoard of information.
Good. I liked computers a lot more 80s and 90s when it was a nice little exclusive club for nerds.
Law firm scuba team building retreat?
Are you kidding? That's my favorite shade of green. How about we just cover them with COMCAST logos?
This is why you never accept a vape from Bugs Bunny.
Or else
Black is in style. That would be encouraging kids to vape. We'll have to make them an uncool color. Perhaps hotpink.
And despite all that, it still managed to be better than all three prequels.
Star Wars clearly turned out for better because of Disney
COM DLL hell was nothing compared to the hell that is .NET's DLL hell.
over getting it done right
In my experience, there is no "right" way to do it. There is merely a multitude of inexpensive ways and a multitude of expensive ways. The expensive ways don't necessarily produce better code.
Try/Catch is essentially the same thing as a goto. And your error handler's label must be within scope. You cannot 'wind up anywhere'.
Gaping holes? I've found VB6 code to be extremely reliable and stable and easy to install. Opening sourcing .NET was done for one obvious reason. They want .NET running on Linux because Microsoft has be unable to conquer the server.