If you have a crowd of credible amateurs giving your product exposure in a new medium with excellent youth market penetration, the best thing to do is shut it down. After all, they should be re-imbursing the labels for...um...the free product advertising?
Oh, wait, that's actually a terrible idea. And from those peerless innovators in the recording industry - who knew?
Maybe the only rational explanation is the Broadcasting Industry and the Labels are one in the same. They sure act like it.
About as long as it will be until the average slashdottie stops thinking of the world in terms of the B movies he's seen. In other words, don't hold your breath...
Cmon, they weren't all B movies. Termanator 2 was very good in my opinion. The Terminator series is more realistic than most movies that get into such subjects. Although I dont think you can hook a laptop up to an ATM and withdraw money.
"All you really need to do is take the code you want to run across multiple CPUs and put beginning and end tags on the parts you want to run in parallel"
The compiler isn't going to know if you're doing something stupid or not.
In other words: use at your own risk.
The old adage of "garbage in, garbage out" still applies.
But how are you supposed to know exactly how something is going to run under this? Even with a good understanding of what your trying to do and (hopefully) what exactly the compiler is doing you still might get some weird results under certain situations. It might work buts its still going to take lots of trial and error, or at least a lot of verification.
I suppose we could give everyone on the internet a user name and password, then the government could have a database of every user and their age. Websites could connect to the database to verify information. Of course we would have to get all the other countries to go along with it or your website would have to turn people from other countries away. Would it be worth it? I say no.
The software to encrypt your information is free. If you don't use it you have to assume that people are reading your information...
Yes, but using such software can bring unwanted attention. Especially if the government is looking for stuff like that as I am sure the Swedish government is.
Well I was half kidding. I read someone on wiki refer to a small magazine as a "rag" that wasnt good enough to be cited. This guy seems paranoid and sensationalist, but I dont think you need to have a degree in journalism to have a valid opinion. Hell a lot of "real" journalists are just that, sensationalist, paranoid, or just plain dumb.
Oh and I do dislike the word blog, and all the other damn buzzwords.
though selling ads for you HR internal website would be a creative way to get more income for your department
Maybe they could sell ad space in the office too. Desks, cubicle walls, bathroom stalls. Businesses owners are sitting on top of a huge captive audience. Ka-ching.
Slashdot Mirror
how can you buy off thousands of internet radio stations running out of people's basements?
Hot pockets?
Someone just lost a lot of credibility. (the paper) I hope it was worth it.
If you have a crowd of credible amateurs giving your product exposure in a new medium with excellent youth market penetration, the best thing to do is shut it down. After all, they should be re-imbursing the labels for...um...the free product advertising? Oh, wait, that's actually a terrible idea. And from those peerless innovators in the recording industry - who knew?
Maybe the only rational explanation is the Broadcasting Industry and the Labels are one in the same. They sure act like it.
Are they trying to make money or shut down internet radio? I was under the impression that most internet radio stations were run for fun, not profit.
About as long as it will be until the average slashdottie stops thinking of the world in terms of the B movies he's seen. In other words, don't hold your breath...
Cmon, they weren't all B movies. Termanator 2 was very good in my opinion. The Terminator series is more realistic than most movies that get into such subjects. Although I dont think you can hook a laptop up to an ATM and withdraw money.
Well can it re-assemble itself after the Chinese hit ti with a lazer?
Keep using the old stand-alone version.
"All you really need to do is take the code you want to run across multiple CPUs and put beginning and end tags on the parts you want to run in parallel" The compiler isn't going to know if you're doing something stupid or not. In other words: use at your own risk. The old adage of "garbage in, garbage out" still applies.
But how are you supposed to know exactly how something is going to run under this? Even with a good understanding of what your trying to do and (hopefully) what exactly the compiler is doing you still might get some weird results under certain situations. It might work buts its still going to take lots of trial and error, or at least a lot of verification.
They aren't all inane....
So this makes you numb from the waist down?
(my apologies to the handicapped people out there)
I suppose we could give everyone on the internet a user name and password, then the government could have a database of every user and their age. Websites could connect to the database to verify information. Of course we would have to get all the other countries to go along with it or your website would have to turn people from other countries away. Would it be worth it? I say no.
Diatoms, is there anything they cant do? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diatomaceous_earth
semantics
The Constitution was not made to protect criminals but to prevent the Government from becoming criminals.
The software to encrypt your information is free. If you don't use it you have to assume that people are reading your information...
Yes, but using such software can bring unwanted attention. Especially if the government is looking for stuff like that as I am sure the Swedish government is.
Strange country they got there. On one hand they have the Pirate Bay, wich runs with impunity, on the other this.
Doesn't the extra layer of complexity = slower when all things are equal?
Straight? Thats not what I heard.
The new drives are like hybrid cars
So they get 50mpg?
I've got Deja Vu
I wont post a link, but what about those degrees for money? I could be a doctor for just $29.95!
Well I was half kidding. I read someone on wiki refer to a small magazine as a "rag" that wasnt good enough to be cited. This guy seems paranoid and sensationalist, but I dont think you need to have a degree in journalism to have a valid opinion. Hell a lot of "real" journalists are just that, sensationalist, paranoid, or just plain dumb. Oh and I do dislike the word blog, and all the other damn buzzwords.
This guy is full of insight. From the article:
though selling ads for you HR internal website would be a creative way to get more income for your department
Maybe they could sell ad space in the office too. Desks, cubicle walls, bathroom stalls. Businesses owners are sitting on top of a huge captive audience. Ka-ching.
1: Question authors background
2: ???
3: Karma!
Since when do blog postings automatically mean they're news?
You must be a wikipedia editor. Your right unless your article is published by a massive multinational corporation your opinions arent valid.