I got back from Iraq to find my school district didn't have to save my job for me. Sad face, kept applying till I found something else. Are YOU still mopey over your rejections all these years later?
There REALLY are people out there, receiving "free money" and just shifting their priorities to accommodate it. As in, why should I have to buy my own food, medical care, or education when I've got the Democrat Party paying for it. I can use my money for fun, use YOUR money for needs. I know some of these people first hand. Receiving thousands of dollars a month to make ends meet, but they just HAVE to have that cable tv package, nicest smartphone, and hundred-dollar-a-month data plan.
And we've got you guys, spearheading the socialist revolution, arguing that "rich people" are the problem. As if it is the "poor peoples" Marx-givien right to have nice stuff that other people pay for. And we have a whole political party to cater to that line of thought. The number of people who want free shit seem to outnumber the people who want liberty.
Hobo... that's a funny one. If "A Number 1" and "Cigarette" stab you, it probably won't be politically motivated, As far as the homeless are concerned, they REALLY are more likely to stab you for money.
You and your socialist goons can cry all you want, mod me flamebait because you disagree. It's all good bro.
The USPS should be responsible for paying the pensions their Union and their management agreed upon.
Why should the tax payer be on the hook for that? If the USPS was solvent EXCEPT for accounting for benefits, then it was NEVER solvent.
It's like you guys expect everything to be taken care of for you by some benevolent dictator. If only the government had all the power, then they could fix EVERYTHING for you! Free stuff! No worries. Just smokin weed and waiting for my government check... Wearing my Che shirt, drinking hipster coffee, posting some pro-regime shit on Huffington Pravda, yeah. One day you'll get what you asked for I'm sure. We'll all have nothing, but at least we'll be sharing it.
Our government spends the plurality of it's funds (taxed and borrowed) to buy votes from an increasingly dependent population. Sorry if there's not enough left over to fund the USPS when it can't balance its checkbook.
I have no doubt some administrator somehwere told someone to go patrol for perverts. I seriously doubt anyone found one, and I'm sure it isn't an epidemic. And I'm even more sure that society would sit idly by if you DID find a masturbating pervert in his/her car. Cops dream of such an easy, high-profile bust.
And I don't give a shit how long you've been on the job. Tenure is bullshit. It's academic castlebuilding paid for by others.
have those test scores up to keep your job
I haven't had a job YET that I didn't have to prove I was worth a shit. Teachers somehow got a pass on that. But don't worry, the teachers will simply redefine the metric until all that is tested is anti-bullying policy questions and self esteem.
Bill Clinton: Thank you, Lisa, for teaching kids everywhere a valuable lesson: If things don't go your way, just keep complaining until your dreams come true. Marge: That's a pretty lousy lesson. Bill Clinton: Hey, I'm a pretty lousy president.
You've disregarded human history if you think that "socialism" and "authoritarian" are mutually exclusive.
Obama believes that YOUR possessions are for HIM to distribute. I'm not sure how much more socialist you can get.
Oh, and fascism... a linguistic trick to avoid the Godwin penalty. As defined by Mussolini himself, basically explains the Democrat Party dream in a nutshell.
If you've spent any time banging your head against the our-company-wants-you-to-implement-virtualization wall, you are likely to come across terms like Xen, Xenserver, KVM, VMWare, CloudStack, OpenStack, Eucalyptus, DRBD, HV vs PV, and so on.
Since OpenStack is a abstraction of lower-levels of actual hypervisors and hypervisor managment suites, it's not that unreasonable to expect that you shouldn't really be looking into OpenStack unless you already have an idea of what it is for.
From the Q&A on the website: Who is the audience for this? Institutions and service providers with physical hardware that they'd like to use for large-scale cloud deployments. In addition, companies who have specific requirements which prevent them from running in a public cloud.
OpenStack is probably not something that the average business would consider deploying themselves yet. The big news for end customers is the potential for a halo effect of providers adopting an open and standard cloud: easy migration, cloud-bursting, better security audits, and a large ecosystem of compatible tools and services that work across cloud providers.
Isn't it odd that in some places, to be considered for a job, you have to join a club that supports political causes you might not support? And everyone just thinks that's ok?
The problem with teachers unions is that they can wrap their labor concerns (fair enough) in a think-of-the-children argument (dirty).
The problem with public sector unions is that the tax payers are continuously extorted for more money, as if the public was simply there as a method to fund however many government payrolls the government employees feel like having.
Not to mention that most of us live near some controlled airspace.
The legal places you can fly a kit plane are the same you can legally fly an rc plane. And I imagine we are only 1 accident away from even THAT changing.
Piloting is one of the few vestiges of the feudal system left in the egalitarian world. When the common masses start flying, the "big sky, small plane" theory will get regulated away.
SIS2000 is pretty good and open-ended. Our district only ditched it because the teachers union wanted Powerschool back. Primarily because it had an Apple logo on it, and teachers being left-wing socialists, they naturally loved that.
The joke was on them, because during our SIS2000 years, Pearson bought Powerschool. Then we had a couple years of teachers bitching that Powerschool was missing features that SIS2000 had.
Oh, and the pricetag. If you don't agree with spending over 1 million dollars on Powerschool it's obviously because you hate children.
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Apple should sue them for "method and apparatus" to make something smaller.
What the hell is wrong with you?
I got back from Iraq to find my school district didn't have to save my job for me. Sad face, kept applying till I found something else. Are YOU still mopey over your rejections all these years later?
There REALLY are people out there, receiving "free money" and just shifting their priorities to accommodate it. As in, why should I have to buy my own food, medical care, or education when I've got the Democrat Party paying for it. I can use my money for fun, use YOUR money for needs. I know some of these people first hand. Receiving thousands of dollars a month to make ends meet, but they just HAVE to have that cable tv package, nicest smartphone, and hundred-dollar-a-month data plan.
And we've got you guys, spearheading the socialist revolution, arguing that "rich people" are the problem. As if it is the "poor peoples" Marx-givien right to have nice stuff that other people pay for. And we have a whole political party to cater to that line of thought. The number of people who want free shit seem to outnumber the people who want liberty.
Hobo... that's a funny one. If "A Number 1" and "Cigarette" stab you, it probably won't be politically motivated, As far as the homeless are concerned, they REALLY are more likely to stab you for money.
Maybe it's because you are white.
Don't get me wrong. I wouldn't hire white people either.
Ahh yes.
I remember a semi-nude Vanna White .gif file, gif2exe, and a jr high school labs shared autoexec.bat file....
Those were the days. In full dithered, grainy awesomeness.
A Shanghai Shunky should be right up there with Dirty Sanchez and Rusty Trombone.
You and your socialist goons can cry all you want, mod me flamebait because you disagree. It's all good bro.
The USPS should be responsible for paying the pensions their Union and their management agreed upon.
Why should the tax payer be on the hook for that? If the USPS was solvent EXCEPT for accounting for benefits, then it was NEVER solvent.
It's like you guys expect everything to be taken care of for you by some benevolent dictator. If only the government had all the power, then they could fix EVERYTHING for you! Free stuff! No worries. Just smokin weed and waiting for my government check... Wearing my Che shirt, drinking hipster coffee, posting some pro-regime shit on Huffington Pravda, yeah. One day you'll get what you asked for I'm sure. We'll all have nothing, but at least we'll be sharing it.
Did you just fucking say that?
That the USPS cannot operated on its own proceeds is an example why you can't be a "quasi-governmental" monster with a union workforce while pretending to be a business with arrest powers, not an example of secret corruption and money in politics.
Our government spends the plurality of it's funds (taxed and borrowed) to buy votes from an increasingly dependent population. Sorry if there's not enough left over to fund the USPS when it can't balance its checkbook.
The only person I know who made his fortune by rooting FOR the failure of the economies of (at least) the US, UK, and Thailand is George Soros.
The patron saint / angel investor of American Socialists
If by "discourages hoarding" you mean "steals money from people who have it", you are right.
The real bitch of it is you have to pay taxes to a government that purposely does this to you.
I have no doubt some administrator somehwere told someone to go patrol for perverts. I seriously doubt anyone found one, and I'm sure it isn't an epidemic. And I'm even more sure that society would sit idly by if you DID find a masturbating pervert in his/her car. Cops dream of such an easy, high-profile bust.
And I don't give a shit how long you've been on the job. Tenure is bullshit. It's academic castlebuilding paid for by others.
have those test scores up to keep your job
I haven't had a job YET that I didn't have to prove I was worth a shit. Teachers somehow got a pass on that. But don't worry, the teachers will simply redefine the metric until all that is tested is anti-bullying policy questions and self esteem.
Bill Clinton: Thank you, Lisa, for teaching kids everywhere a valuable lesson: If things don't go your way, just keep complaining until your dreams come true.
Marge: That's a pretty lousy lesson.
Bill Clinton: Hey, I'm a pretty lousy president.
Except that an extra-marital affair is something you can be blackmailed for, thus violates the terms of your security clearance.
You've disregarded human history if you think that "socialism" and "authoritarian" are mutually exclusive.
Obama believes that YOUR possessions are for HIM to distribute. I'm not sure how much more socialist you can get.
Oh, and fascism... a linguistic trick to avoid the Godwin penalty. As defined by Mussolini himself, basically explains the Democrat Party dream in a nutshell.
The Nazis got us into space. The military industrial complex got us the internet. War gave us most of our trama medicine.
But you take issue with this one, huh?
Really? You can't go 30 minutes on CNBC or MSNBC without being sold the class war.
To take their side, you have to call "not giving something to group x" "taking something away from group x".
If you've spent any time banging your head against the our-company-wants-you-to-implement-virtualization wall, you are likely to come across terms like Xen, Xenserver, KVM, VMWare, CloudStack, OpenStack, Eucalyptus, DRBD, HV vs PV, and so on.
Since OpenStack is a abstraction of lower-levels of actual hypervisors and hypervisor managment suites, it's not that unreasonable to expect that you shouldn't really be looking into OpenStack unless you already have an idea of what it is for.
From the Q&A on the website:
Who is the audience for this?
Institutions and service providers with physical hardware that they'd like to use for large-scale cloud deployments. In addition, companies who have specific requirements which prevent them from running in a public cloud.
OpenStack is probably not something that the average business would consider deploying themselves yet. The big news for end customers is the potential for a halo effect of providers adopting an open and standard cloud: easy migration, cloud-bursting, better security audits, and a large ecosystem of compatible tools and services that work across cloud providers.
Buying power????
Have you been to a grocery store or gas pump in Germany???
My bag a day habit of das gummi bären became a rude awakening when I visited Germany.
Isn't it odd that in some places, to be considered for a job, you have to join a club that supports political causes you might not support? And everyone just thinks that's ok?
The problem with teachers unions is that they can wrap their labor concerns (fair enough) in a think-of-the-children argument (dirty).
The problem with public sector unions is that the tax payers are continuously extorted for more money, as if the public was simply there as a method to fund however many government payrolls the government employees feel like having.
We need government rules against a company cooperating with the government?
On one hand you argue for regulation, which is more powerful government. On the other hand, you bemoan the government using any power.
Companies and governments don't go to heaven. They don't act morally or amorally. They just do what is necessary to get thru the day.
I'm more interested in why a high-budget outfit like the FBI is buying Vostros!
Chapter 16.32 UNLICENSED AIRCRAFT
Such as ultralights.
Not to mention that most of us live near some controlled airspace.
The legal places you can fly a kit plane are the same you can legally fly an rc plane. And I imagine we are only 1 accident away from even THAT changing.
Piloting is one of the few vestiges of the feudal system left in the egalitarian world. When the common masses start flying, the "big sky, small plane" theory will get regulated away.
Ok, how how about moving whatever service you are using to an obscure port, then using iptables to log all attempts at the default port.
The question remains the same, your answer isn't helpful.
The re-sale value drops significantly the second you drive it off the planet.
SIS2000 is pretty good and open-ended. Our district only ditched it because the teachers union wanted Powerschool back. Primarily because it had an Apple logo on it, and teachers being left-wing socialists, they naturally loved that.
The joke was on them, because during our SIS2000 years, Pearson bought Powerschool. Then we had a couple years of teachers bitching that Powerschool was missing features that SIS2000 had.
Oh, and the pricetag. If you don't agree with spending over 1 million dollars on Powerschool it's obviously because you hate children.
how about a spreadheet.
you could just hook a macro to a button that decrements x days from y employee when they take days off.
or a database with a simple html front end that lets the hr goon do the same thing.