Yep, that's why I always keep a bunch of super glue handy. It bonds skin instantly!! (also might actually be useful in the event of a clever coordinated velociraptor attack)
Yes and no. Yes, some education would undoubtedly be enough, but since the issue is one of principles and wisdom instead of merely trainable skills said lesson will probably only be learned after the consequences of he/she having accidentally loosed the entirety of user contact info database to the public internet really hit home for them and your company. Is that really the type of lesson for which you want to pay?
Seriously! Why re-invent a wheel just to put it around your old wheel. EMACS already does everything and even comes with a psychotherapist plugin to help you cope with the debilitating side effects of C-x 2 C-x o C-u 25 C-x ^ syndrome.
Is there anything wrong with Server Beach? I can't speak for the quality of their tech support as I have thus far not required it but if you need a root shell on a dedicated Linux box that is always up they seem good to me so far.
No you're wrong. People attack Windows because the most people use it AND it is conveniently also less inherently secure than anything else in current production. If everyone stopped using Windows and switched to XYZ then XYZ would eventually become the new biggest target, that is true but it is just as completely naive to assume the same percentage of attacks would be successful on an entirely different platform as Windows as it is to assume that you would have a remotely accurate clue about what that new percentage would be unless you were fluent in the use of "XYZ" which I'm assuming you are not because you can't even spell Linux right.
Well, technically no. The thing is it's no worse than what you'd buy here at the same cheap rate, it's just a lot easier to find big teams for that cheap of rates over there. 10$ may go a lot further in India than the US (for now) but 10$/hour code is 10$/hour code no matter what country you buy it from and it will *always* bite you in the ass over the long run. Plus dealing with Indians often means a language barrier plus timezone issues. The Indians that are *really* good programmers and have a decent grasp of English mostly get an H1B visa and move here so they can make real money doing their job.
Actually entities have occasionally (though it is rare) been sued by the FSF for doing "anything" with Linux; violating the GPL. I think that actually BSD is the platform that lets you do ANYTHING.
Though the intellectual in me has trouble denying the truth in your statement, you can have my Nintendo Wii when you pry it from my cold, dead fingers, you damned hippie.
See though, it is proactive, because only people with engineering backgrounds or experience working with engineering teams (or a solid background in physics) are likely to notice what has been obvious to us forever; a system designed to profit from it's own inflation will inevitably implode upon itself.
That's the sound *mine* is going to make, I'll tell you that for sure right now however the the laser emitter itself will probably make something more like a quiet hum.
I didn't mean to infer that. I was merely trying to infer that they intended to use the code either way and only intended to abide by the license terms if caught doing otherwise. It's not naivete it's just blatant unfounded mudslinging.
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LOL! So you interviewed with them too then?
Wait we have to establish a grading scale first. Most points for the biggest Blasphemy in the least amount of words. How does this do?
Jesus was Buddhist.
Yep, that's why I always keep a bunch of super glue handy. It bonds skin instantly!! (also might actually be useful in the event of a clever coordinated velociraptor attack)
Yes and no. Yes, some education would undoubtedly be enough, but since the issue is one of principles and wisdom instead of merely trainable skills said lesson will probably only be learned after the consequences of he/she having accidentally loosed the entirety of user contact info database to the public internet really hit home for them and your company. Is that really the type of lesson for which you want to pay?
Seriously! Why re-invent a wheel just to put it around your old wheel. EMACS already does everything and even comes with a psychotherapist plugin to help you cope with the debilitating side effects of C-x 2 C-x o C-u 25 C-x ^ syndrome.
Is there anything wrong with Server Beach? I can't speak for the quality of their tech support as I have thus far not required it but if you need a root shell on a dedicated Linux box that is always up they seem good to me so far.
They will just pay the company 360 million to drop the charges.
... *sigh* did they add a clustering feature yet?
No.
No you're wrong. People attack Windows because the most people use it AND it is conveniently also less inherently secure than anything else in current production. If everyone stopped using Windows and switched to XYZ then XYZ would eventually become the new biggest target, that is true but it is just as completely naive to assume the same percentage of attacks would be successful on an entirely different platform as Windows as it is to assume that you would have a remotely accurate clue about what that new percentage would be unless you were fluent in the use of "XYZ" which I'm assuming you are not because you can't even spell Linux right.
Well, technically no. The thing is it's no worse than what you'd buy here at the same cheap rate, it's just a lot easier to find big teams for that cheap of rates over there. 10$ may go a lot further in India than the US (for now) but 10$/hour code is 10$/hour code no matter what country you buy it from and it will *always* bite you in the ass over the long run. Plus dealing with Indians often means a language barrier plus timezone issues. The Indians that are *really* good programmers and have a decent grasp of English mostly get an H1B visa and move here so they can make real money doing their job.
Yes and I think it is also theoretically possible that there was life on mars until about half an hour after the first probe landed.
Actually entities have occasionally (though it is rare) been sued by the FSF for doing "anything" with Linux; violating the GPL. I think that actually BSD is the platform that lets you do ANYTHING.
I hate those motherfuckers and I live right in their neighborhood but seriously, it was a surprise to me.
I haven't either. Is there a good reason why we don't have one though?
Though the intellectual in me has trouble denying the truth in your statement, you can have my Nintendo Wii when you pry it from my cold, dead fingers, you damned hippie.
See though, it is proactive, because only people with engineering backgrounds or experience working with engineering teams (or a solid background in physics) are likely to notice what has been obvious to us forever; a system designed to profit from it's own inflation will inevitably implode upon itself.
Something with 64MB of ram and a PII-400 or faster should be enough to run packetfilter for a 30mbps or faster connection right?
This is Windows we're talking about here, after all.
That's the sound *mine* is going to make, I'll tell you that for sure right now however the the laser emitter itself will probably make something more like a quiet hum.
Clearly you don't live in iPhone land.
turn up your mouse accel and sensetivity
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Warning: Negative side effects may include being a lot more drunk than you thought you were and the irrational urge to do something dangerous.
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(or Linux)
I didn't mean to infer that. I was merely trying to infer that they intended to use the code either way and only intended to abide by the license terms if caught doing otherwise. It's not naivete it's just blatant unfounded mudslinging.