The best part is you cannot leave the stadium until you buy at least $100 worth of advertised product, but you get to do it with your cellphone! Yay, how cool! Go Cisco!
People really still drag themselves to a stadium through all that traffic when HDTV exists?
Standard ad. Post insane requirements, then hire your friends.
If there weren't laws that required postings, 99% of jobs would never be advertised at all. The 6 month run just means the position got put on hold, but they are still required to cover their ass.
- Companies aren't willing to pay, so they outsourced. Thinking ahead all the way to the next quarter, wow.
- IT involves life in a cube. Companies treat their IT [all workers] like shit, and fire them all before age 30 when they get lives and aren't willing to work 80 hour weeks for 40 hours of pay.
- The press portrays outsourcing as the end of all jobs. We're doomed!!!
- Outsourcing costs went up. India + overhead costs ~= US costs. Actually this was true from the start, how surprising the press got something wrong!
- People are avoiding CS majors, because of the press on outsourcing, and the idiots in charge are waging war on science and keeping our foreign students out of the country.
If you write about your own work it's removed. You have to write about 2nd hand information. Which leads to a whole lot of stub articles that just point to the actual work/site/references.
It's easier to say you're an encyclopedia that way... I guess? Seems to limit the completeness of articles if you ask me. Wikipedia is just another source, as likely to be wrong at 3:27PM as it is to be right at 3:26PM.
Sure is great though - but it is NOT an "encyclopedia".
Where is the tutorial on how to get our own apps loaded into this special no-pageout protected memory area so that they aren't screwed up by idiots clicking "yes" on a web popup? Every bit of protection helps.
"Stern points out, however, that any action will only be effective if truly global."
In other worlds, it doesn't matter, because China and India don't give a damn, and will poison as much of their air/water/land as they have to to make a buck.
At least that is self-correcting, they seem to have reached the point where they are killing themselves off with the toxins at an exponential rate...
I haven't had a machine with one of those in at least 5 years. I also don't have a 5 1/4" floppy drive anymore. Both turn a modern dual-core machine into an Apple ][e class machine.
In all seriousness, why is this even supported in 64bit Vista?
Memory is no longer a constraint in a 64bit system. If you can afford $450+ (widely leaked price) for the non-crippled Vista, you can afford the RAM. And if you're running a server, paging = death, even when using 15k RPM drives.
So Google [big corp XYZ] gets to take other poeples copyrighted content, and make money off of it without paying, but users cannot even share it for free.
I love how DeBeers turned "diamonds we got by killing Africans and anyone else in our way, funding local wars, and ripping you off on something that is so common everyone could have 10 and we'd still have warehouses full" into... "conflict-free".
Until these guys ramp up to massive capacity, buying a diamond still involves killing people.
So because no one has turned on the videophone feature in their cell network yet, this company popped up. As soon as they do (and they will soon), this company is totally useless as far as I can tell.
Must be nerve wracking being 1 SIM card update away from bankruptcy.
The iPod plays MP3's just fine, so anything can play on the iPod. Burning to MP3 is easy last I looked.
So why do it need this tool exactly? Seems like a hacker feeling full of himself after some fame due to hacking.
Now Apple will have to change iTunes constantly, or music companies (the RIAA) will leave iTunes. They would do the same if this "tool" showed up for Windows Media too, it's in their contracts.
Nothing at all to do with the fact that the valley is home to hundreds of toxic superfund cleanup sites.
They dumped enough toxins into the ground water around here before they moved all chip production to China to kill everyone on the planet many many times over.
The are already starving, lack electricity in 95% of the country, are almost completely uneducated, and make most starving African nations look rich in comparison.
They quite literally have nothing to lose, which is very sad.
"Completely uneducated workers (often child/prisoner/slave) in harsh and very unsafe conditions didn't work out so good. But we saved a few bucks, woohoo!!!"
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So we're officially stuck with this crap forever.
Yay! Lets party!
XML is for data interchange, nothing else. Unfortunately, it's being used for everything but.
Ad technology that is.
The best part is you cannot leave the stadium until you buy at least $100 worth of advertised product, but you get to do it with your cellphone! Yay, how cool! Go Cisco!
People really still drag themselves to a stadium through all that traffic when HDTV exists?
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Standard ad. Post insane requirements, then hire your friends.
If there weren't laws that required postings, 99% of jobs would never be advertised at all. The 6 month run just means the position got put on hold, but they are still required to cover their ass.
They aren't "looking" for you, or anyone else.
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- Companies aren't willing to pay, so they outsourced. Thinking ahead all the way to the next quarter, wow.
- IT involves life in a cube. Companies treat their IT [all workers] like shit, and fire them all before age 30 when they get lives and aren't willing to work 80 hour weeks for 40 hours of pay.
- The press portrays outsourcing as the end of all jobs. We're doomed!!!
- Outsourcing costs went up. India + overhead costs ~= US costs. Actually this was true from the start, how surprising the press got something wrong!
- People are avoiding CS majors, because of the press on outsourcing, and the idiots in charge are waging war on science and keeping our foreign students out of the country.
= "Shortage"
In summary... HA HA! Pay up biatch.
They have stated publicly many times - absolutely not.
:)
Then they wouldn't know what ads to give Adblock to block
Fear not! Google has a copy.
If you write about your own work it's removed. You have to write about 2nd hand information. Which leads to a whole lot of stub articles that just point to the actual work/site/references.
It's easier to say you're an encyclopedia that way... I guess? Seems to limit the completeness of articles if you ask me. Wikipedia is just another source, as likely to be wrong at 3:27PM as it is to be right at 3:26PM.
Sure is great though - but it is NOT an "encyclopedia".
It is when you can run as non-admin and have it mean something.
3 years and zero virii, trojans, etc on any of the Win machines.
"all Microsoft based operating systems except Windows 2003"
Glad nobody I know is vulnerable to this. Everyone is OSX, Linux, or Win2003 for a long time now.
Having all the application code on my Mac in RAM at the same time wouldn't even use 10%.
malloc & friends still get paged, so it's a huge security win.
"We got ours, lets make damn sure nobody else gets any"
How nice.
Well that was useless.
Where is the tutorial on how to get our own apps loaded into this special no-pageout protected memory area so that they aren't screwed up by idiots clicking "yes" on a web popup? Every bit of protection helps.
"Stern points out, however, that any action will only be effective if truly global."
In other worlds, it doesn't matter, because China and India don't give a damn, and will poison as much of their air/water/land as they have to to make a buck.
At least that is self-correcting, they seem to have reached the point where they are killing themselves off with the toxins at an exponential rate...
Page Files... Wow.
I haven't had a machine with one of those in at least 5 years. I also don't have a 5 1/4" floppy drive anymore. Both turn a modern dual-core machine into an Apple ][e class machine.
In all seriousness, why is this even supported in 64bit Vista?
Memory is no longer a constraint in a 64bit system. If you can afford $450+ (widely leaked price) for the non-crippled Vista, you can afford the RAM. And if you're running a server, paging = death, even when using 15k RPM drives.
So you dont have to dig...
_ procv1.pdf
"Why user space sucks" is at:
Pages 441-449 of http://www.linuxsymposium.org/2006/linuxsymposium
So Google [big corp XYZ] gets to take other poeples copyrighted content, and make money off of it without paying, but users cannot even share it for free.
If this wasn't business as usual, I'd be shocked.
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I love how DeBeers turned "diamonds we got by killing Africans and anyone else in our way, funding local wars, and ripping you off on something that is so common everyone could have 10 and we'd still have warehouses full" into ... "conflict-free".
Until these guys ramp up to massive capacity, buying a diamond still involves killing people.
So because no one has turned on the videophone feature in their cell network yet, this company popped up. As soon as they do (and they will soon), this company is totally useless as far as I can tell.
Must be nerve wracking being 1 SIM card update away from bankruptcy.
The iPod plays MP3's just fine, so anything can play on the iPod. Burning to MP3 is easy last I looked.
So why do it need this tool exactly? Seems like a hacker feeling full of himself after some fame due to hacking.
Now Apple will have to change iTunes constantly, or music companies (the RIAA) will leave iTunes. They would do the same if this "tool" showed up for Windows Media too, it's in their contracts.
Nice job.
Everyone blocked all ports except 80 because MS couldn't be bothered to fix system security.
;)
Now you have to block port 80 as well... Good luck with that
The bad guys have orders of magnitude more money behind them then the good guys, it's obvious who will win.
Nothing at all to do with the fact that the valley is home to hundreds of toxic superfund cleanup sites.
They dumped enough toxins into the ground water around here before they moved all chip production to China to kill everyone on the planet many many times over.
But I'm sure that's not it, nope.
What exactly would you saction?
The are already starving, lack electricity in 95% of the country, are almost completely uneducated, and make most starving African nations look rich in comparison.
They quite literally have nothing to lose, which is very sad.
But they paid LESS per copyright violation then anyone else! Less then a dollar per copyright infringement for sure.
Nice deal!
Too bad every IP lawyer in the US just got a call that the deep pockets took the bait, and will be working full time suing Google for months.
"Completely uneducated workers (often child/prisoner/slave) in harsh and very unsafe conditions didn't work out so good. But we saved a few bucks, woohoo!!!"
Welcome to China.
To be fair, all /. links require bouncing through the sponsor's blog posting first.
Sometimes two or even three of them.
The days of linking directly to the actual source article are gone.