In related news, Yahoo was sold through Paypal. The buyer claimed Yahoo is defective and asked for a refund. Paypal then ordered the buyer to destroy Yahoo.
In principle, Calculus should be a graduation requirement. But you're right, simply mandating it would be the wrong course of action. First you'd have to fix math education before senior year.
This is more or less the system in India. Software developers have relatively high pay. That yields two kinds of workers: competent people who would do it anyway and incompetent people solely after money. It doesn't actually have much impact on people who would have been competent were they to stay in the field.
How about instead of notifying the government, they have to notify their customers, like California requires? Maybe require signup forms to list past breaches?
LUKS has a header. When I run cryptsetup on an uninitialized volume # cryptsetup luksOpen/dev/sdb1 foo Device/dev/sdb1 is not a valid LUKS device.
That means it can tell if the header is valid without a password. So now every offset needs valid LUKS header. Once you've done that, just make a bunch of perfectly valid encrypted volumes. Put real data in them. Install a working operating system that looks used.
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No. According to line 33 of page 4 in the bill, computer software is not a digital good. Perhaps not the reason you were hoping for, but it does answer your question.
More to the point, Google can cancel or limit services at will. This has or will happen with premium Google Video (issuing a double refund), Dodgeball, Notebook, Mashup editor, and Catalog Search. To be fair, in the event of a cancellation they will probably provide notice and a grace period.
When is the last time you went to a university career fair? The first question most recruiters ask is "computer science?" In fact, the school newspaper ran an editorial "Career fair? More like CS fair."
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In related news, Yahoo was sold through Paypal. The buyer claimed Yahoo is defective and asked for a refund. Paypal then ordered the buyer to destroy Yahoo.
As an American graduate student, I am well aware of the meaning. In this case, "graduation" refers to high school.
A PhD in CS seems to actually be a negative predictor of effectiveness.
Conditioned on applying for the job you are offering.
In principle, Calculus should be a graduation requirement. But you're right, simply mandating it would be the wrong course of action. First you'd have to fix math education before senior year.
This is more or less the system in India. Software developers have relatively high pay. That yields two kinds of workers: competent people who would do it anyway and incompetent people solely after money. It doesn't actually have much impact on people who would have been competent were they to stay in the field.
This is dumb. Patenting it will prevent others from being dumb in a similar way.
Does it come with free Cleland attack ads?
Facebook's response was to ask Google users for their passwords in order to scrape e-mail contacts in violation of Google's TOS. Oh wait.
How about instead of notifying the government, they have to notify their customers, like California requires? Maybe require signup forms to list past breaches?
This is an advertisement for some lame web sharing startup and nothing more.
Great, now I can spend my Continental OnePass miles to buy content.
LUKS has a header. When I run cryptsetup on an uninitialized volume /dev/sdb1 foo /dev/sdb1 is not a valid LUKS device.
# cryptsetup luksOpen
Device
That means it can tell if the header is valid without a password. So now every offset needs valid LUKS header. Once you've done that, just make a bunch of perfectly valid encrypted volumes. Put real data in them. Install a working operating system that looks used.
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The problem with facebook is it allows ads that look exactly like facebook apps.
The problem here is that the vast majority of facebook apps are advertisements.
It's opt-out on a per-application basis. There isn't a way to block all applications.
I thought the point was software fault tolerance so that the hardware is cheap and lacks the fancy features you describe.
No. According to line 33 of page 4 in the bill, computer software is not a digital good. Perhaps not the reason you were hoping for, but it does answer your question.
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Those priorities were in increasing order of reaction, right?
This is a reasonably accurate description of the stock market.
More to the point, Google can cancel or limit services at will. This has or will happen with premium Google Video (issuing a double refund), Dodgeball, Notebook, Mashup editor, and Catalog Search. To be fair, in the event of a cancellation they will probably provide notice and a grace period.
Um Amtrak is part of the federal government.
When was patent squatting not illegal?
Not to mention the recruiters from Lehman passing their resumes around.
When is the last time you went to a university career fair? The first question most recruiters ask is "computer science?" In fact, the school newspaper ran an editorial "Career fair? More like CS fair."