You guys need Parliamentary Privilege to actually have freedom of speech? I am disappoint.
I realize you have your own Bill of Rights, but the mere existence of the HRC makes me sad too.
They could try to create their own intranet. You really think that all the international companies with outsourced work in India are gonna like that? If the Indian government tried that, it would tank their economy.
How's that?
Windows 7 is basically a relabeled Vista.
You're joking right? Vista was a complete botch. Win 7 has much better performance in just about every area. Gone are the looping shutdowns that seemed pretty damn frequent in Vista. Gone is the 3 minute startup. Win 7 has a kernel roughly 150x smaller than Vista, and it show's in literally every aspect of the OS. If you think 7 is a relabeled Vista, you clearly haven't used it much, if at all.
"We’ve gotten reports about an interesting feature in Snow Leopard, the new version of Mac OS X due for release this Friday. According to reports we’ve seen – and the screen shot below – Snow Leopard contains an antimalware feature."
http://blog.intego.com/snow-leopard-contains-an-antivirus/
OS X had this 2 years ago. I can't think of any non-security/utility Linux distros that come with one pre-installed, but this is a pretty common sense move forward. To be frank, I'm surprised that MS waited until now. Granted the whole anti-trust restrictions were still active, but I can't imagine the DOJ wouldn't see a common sense ruling in this one as long as MS didn't restrict 3rd party AV effectiveness. IMHO if Windows can have a built-in firewall, why couldn't it have a built-in AV detection system.
Look at that. A successful and profitable cooperative venture coming to an end, and not a lawsuit in sight.
Now if the rest of the business community could only learn from this and stop with the patent lawsuits and market trolling, and get back to selling great competitive products.
If you continue this line of thinking, you're just asking to be sued
Just don't get one OK Cupid. If you don't like it, choose match.com or eharmony.com. If you have a hobby or two offline, it might even be possible to meet someone you like through that! There are always exceptions to the rule, but it shouldn't be too hard to find someone to date if you go out in the world with reasonable expectations.
Kind of but not really. Congress created it and retains some measure of oversight. They and the President also confirm/appoint members to the governing board and decide their salary to a certain extent. That said, the reserve board can pretty much do whatever the hell it wants.
Because there is absolutely now way that an organization of web developers will have a higher proportion of linux users. Please. Wikimedia said 2% of their traffic was linux users, and I think that's a much more fair sample to draw from. Either way I'm happy that it's getting traction in the desktop world. I run mostly windows stuff, but I have a CentOS file server and a linux mint laptop.
http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/linux-desktop-market-share-small-no-matter-ho
If you can power an airplane with human-muscle you may be on your way to find out how the hell bees can fly (they should not be able to fly if the current laws of psychics were correct), but on a more 'profit'-base. He at the very least found a way to reduce air-drag and that knowledge might save a couple thousand of gallon jet-fuel per trip in commercial airlines. I'm am sure I am missing a lot of other things that is to be gained from this.
Bees would violate the laws of aerodynamics for fixed wing airplanes. Fortunately for them they operate more like a helicopter and get more sufficient lift by beating their wings. Do people still seriously believe this?
So you're saying that I'm a statistical white guy from an affluent family sipping coffee and listening to indie rock? Hmmmm, I need to stop with the peyote and LSD.
Should I change my Census survey then.
Well beyond the fact you need to tighten the comps down, there are very legitimate reasons to have web access at work. In fact a new Australian study thinks it actually raises productivity.
Gave them do a couple of tasks
1) Give them a website to go to pull data from (could be anything you can put in a spreadsheet - weather, money, but something fairly simple should do)
2) Have them open excel and plot averages, totals, means, etc... (you can choose what is relevant) and make a chart of the data
3) Have them open word doc and insert the chart/data table into the word document and describe whatever data is there
4) Have them make a crappy 1 slide powerpoint slide to demonstrate it (still including the graph
5) have them save the file to a network drive after they map to it.
6) Lastly have them use the search function of whatever OS you're using to find said document after everything has been closed
nothing too difficult, and these are relatively routine tasks that most office workers do on a daily/weekly/monthly basis.
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Looks like ATT didn't plan or execute their long term strategy well. And they wonder why they weren't allowed to buy T-Mobile
You guys need Parliamentary Privilege to actually have freedom of speech? I am disappoint. I realize you have your own Bill of Rights, but the mere existence of the HRC makes me sad too.
The people who run the Fed are largely appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate
They could try to create their own intranet. You really think that all the international companies with outsourced work in India are gonna like that? If the Indian government tried that, it would tank their economy.
Except when it gets in the way of my job or something I want to do. Also the 4th amendment is definitely out. Can't have that
What if I think you are bashing the facts instead of Powershell or BASH?
So you just gloss over his entire post and say Powershell sucks compared to BASH? Want to try and even enumerate a little?
How's that? Windows 7 is basically a relabeled Vista.
You're joking right? Vista was a complete botch. Win 7 has much better performance in just about every area. Gone are the looping shutdowns that seemed pretty damn frequent in Vista. Gone is the 3 minute startup. Win 7 has a kernel roughly 150x smaller than Vista, and it show's in literally every aspect of the OS. If you think 7 is a relabeled Vista, you clearly haven't used it much, if at all.
"We’ve gotten reports about an interesting feature in Snow Leopard, the new version of Mac OS X due for release this Friday. According to reports we’ve seen – and the screen shot below – Snow Leopard contains an antimalware feature." http://blog.intego.com/snow-leopard-contains-an-antivirus/
The capitalist in me screams, "Anti-competitive!"
The IT guy in me exclaims, "It is about time."
The consumer in worries, "How will this impact performance?"
Did you have the same worries when MS put a firewall in XP with Service Pack 2 in 2004?
OS X had this 2 years ago. I can't think of any non-security/utility Linux distros that come with one pre-installed, but this is a pretty common sense move forward. To be frank, I'm surprised that MS waited until now. Granted the whole anti-trust restrictions were still active, but I can't imagine the DOJ wouldn't see a common sense ruling in this one as long as MS didn't restrict 3rd party AV effectiveness. IMHO if Windows can have a built-in firewall, why couldn't it have a built-in AV detection system.
DIAF
Enjoy Mogadishu, conservatard.
Anarchy =/= Libertarian Paradise Government is required for the latter. The former has none.
Look at that. A successful and profitable cooperative venture coming to an end, and not a lawsuit in sight.
Now if the rest of the business community could only learn from this and stop with the patent lawsuits and market trolling, and get back to selling great competitive products.
If you continue this line of thinking, you're just asking to be sued
Just don't get one OK Cupid. If you don't like it, choose match.com or eharmony.com. If you have a hobby or two offline, it might even be possible to meet someone you like through that! There are always exceptions to the rule, but it shouldn't be too hard to find someone to date if you go out in the world with reasonable expectations.
Just one minor issue with that quote: Federal Reserve Bank is a private institution. http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=8518
Kind of but not really. Congress created it and retains some measure of oversight. They and the President also confirm/appoint members to the governing board and decide their salary to a certain extent. That said, the reserve board can pretty much do whatever the hell it wants.
I was my clothes because I want to smell nice. Not because I am afraid of getting sick from them.
Dude that's what febreze is for...
It's a trojan, but malware exists for the Mac CNN
Because there is absolutely now way that an organization of web developers will have a higher proportion of linux users. Please. Wikimedia said 2% of their traffic was linux users, and I think that's a much more fair sample to draw from. Either way I'm happy that it's getting traction in the desktop world. I run mostly windows stuff, but I have a CentOS file server and a linux mint laptop. http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/linux-desktop-market-share-small-no-matter-ho
If you can power an airplane with human-muscle you may be on your way to find out how the hell bees can fly (they should not be able to fly if the current laws of psychics were correct), but on a more 'profit'-base. He at the very least found a way to reduce air-drag and that knowledge might save a couple thousand of gallon jet-fuel per trip in commercial airlines. I'm am sure I am missing a lot of other things that is to be gained from this.
Bees would violate the laws of aerodynamics for fixed wing airplanes. Fortunately for them they operate more like a helicopter and get more sufficient lift by beating their wings. Do people still seriously believe this?
So you're saying that I'm a statistical white guy from an affluent family sipping coffee and listening to indie rock? Hmmmm, I need to stop with the peyote and LSD. Should I change my Census survey then.
Is anyone else out there impressed that he managed to compress 40 GB of documents down to 15 GB? Hell I just use 7-zip.
http://uninews.unimelb.edu.au/news/5750/
Gave them do a couple of tasks 1) Give them a website to go to pull data from (could be anything you can put in a spreadsheet - weather, money, but something fairly simple should do) 2) Have them open excel and plot averages, totals, means, etc... (you can choose what is relevant) and make a chart of the data 3) Have them open word doc and insert the chart/data table into the word document and describe whatever data is there 4) Have them make a crappy 1 slide powerpoint slide to demonstrate it (still including the graph 5) have them save the file to a network drive after they map to it. 6) Lastly have them use the search function of whatever OS you're using to find said document after everything has been closed nothing too difficult, and these are relatively routine tasks that most office workers do on a daily/weekly/monthly basis.
Will they spank my monkey if he misbehaves? Or will I need to do that myself?
It's not illegal, it's just frowned upon. Like masturbating in an airplane.