Exactly. The Experimental classification is designed for new ideas (like these engines) in order to ensure that innovation continues in the aircraft industry. As the alcohol engines prove themselves the FAA will assuredly approve them for other uses.
If there is a bug in package A, the corp would have monetary incentive + engineers to fix it. (This is hypothetical, so spare me real world scenarios...) If there's a bug in package B, what exactly is the incentive to get it fixed in a timely manner?
For package A, it's not really clear that there is a monetary incentive to fix it. Is the bug likely to generate fewer sales or not? The company is motivated by profit only and has to consider the opportunity cost of fixing the bug -- not the needs of the consumer. Package B (almost) always has motiviated engineers and an incentive (whatever that incentive might be) to maximize the package's utility. Package B exists because this is true.
Ask for a raise first, and explain that you believe you are worth more than they are paying you. If you want to stay, explain that as well. Don't let on that you've had another offer; just tell them that you're certain you could earn better pay elsewhere, and that you'd be wrong not to accept the increase.
That's because you're using basic authentication, which simply encodes the username/password with Mime/Base64. It's very insecure, from a sniffing point of view (your username/password goes across the wire in, essentially, plain text). NTLM is a bit harder to crack.
Mind you, all three of the examples you list don't require a "customer card". Simply examining single total purchases seperately would provide that information.
Actually, that would be for those of you too lazy to cut and paste the link. And if you are such a person, you can't fault me for being too lazy to write it as a link in the original comment, can you?
She was ultimately only awarded $160,000 in compensatory damages, and $480,000 in punitive damages. Also, she initially offered to settle with McDonalds for $20,000, but McDonalds refused (this was presumably to pay for her medical bills).
I think the real sin here is how the media managed to put the wrong answer in everyone's mind, as demonstrated by the general lack of knowledge about the true outcome of this particular case.
Yes! It's becoming a popular target for spammers. If you have formmail in a common location (like mysite.com/cgi-bin/formmail.pl) it will be eventually scanned for and picked up.
I've seen it happen to sites I administer a number of times in the past, where individuals apparently using some sort of AOL name harvesting tool were using the formmail.pl scripts to send mass messages. Looking at the User-Agent headers, it looks like there's a VB script out there designed specifically to automate this exploit.
It has to click because that's how the technology works. The two sonar-ish microphones on the Mimio bar work by determining the time difference in receiving sound from the pen.
That's like asking why it would be wrong for Microsoft to stop distributing Internet Explorer. They give it away for free, so how would they suffer any economic damage?
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I'm sure he carries a list.
No, it's not. Try reading the article.
Actually you just take them to small claims court for $500 - $1500, since telemarketing to cell phone numbers is against the TCPA.
Didn't we just have a different "font" article?
Exactly. The Experimental classification is designed for new ideas (like these engines) in order to ensure that innovation continues in the aircraft industry. As the alcohol engines prove themselves the FAA will assuredly approve them for other uses.
I think you're exactly right. Alton needs to look up what the "Leidenfrost effect" is.
For package A, it's not really clear that there is a monetary incentive to fix it. Is the bug likely to generate fewer sales or not? The company is motivated by profit only and has to consider the opportunity cost of fixing the bug -- not the needs of the consumer. Package B (almost) always has motiviated engineers and an incentive (whatever that incentive might be) to maximize the package's utility. Package B exists because this is true.
Some imagination?
Would you really rather have them writing Java servlets?
Ask for a raise first, and explain that you believe you are worth more than they are paying you. If you want to stay, explain that as well. Don't let on that you've had another offer; just tell them that you're certain you could earn better pay elsewhere, and that you'd be wrong not to accept the increase.
That's because you're using basic authentication, which simply encodes the username/password with Mime/Base64. It's very insecure, from a sniffing point of view (your username/password goes across the wire in, essentially, plain text). NTLM is a bit harder to crack.
By the looks of their apostrophe, so is the Latin-1 charset.
Mind you, all three of the examples you list don't require a "customer card". Simply examining single total purchases seperately would provide that information.
Actually, that would be for those of you too lazy to cut and paste the link. And if you are such a person, you can't fault me for being too lazy to write it as a link in the original comment, can you?
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Slashdot logic at its finest
http://web.media.mit.edu/~wsack/CAA/chess-machine. html
- One company I knew with offices on the 81st floor of the World Trade Center used a co-lo facility that survived.
And what if the jet had crashed into that co-lo facility?She was ultimately only awarded $160,000 in compensatory damages, and $480,000 in punitive damages. Also, she initially offered to settle with McDonalds for $20,000, but McDonalds refused (this was presumably to pay for her medical bills).
I think the real sin here is how the media managed to put the wrong answer in everyone's mind, as demonstrated by the general lack of knowledge about the true outcome of this particular case.
Yes! It's becoming a popular target for spammers. If you have formmail in a common location (like mysite.com/cgi-bin/formmail.pl) it will be eventually scanned for and picked up.
I've seen it happen to sites I administer a number of times in the past, where individuals apparently using some sort of AOL name harvesting tool were using the formmail.pl scripts to send mass messages. Looking at the User-Agent headers, it looks like there's a VB script out there designed specifically to automate this exploit.
when people gain weight, the rings start to become, uh, constrictive.
Cool. An insurance policy I can take out on my wife!
Just don't think that this will stop me from beating his ass.
- They might have done something creative around
... integrating business logic into the language ...
This is precisely the reason why C/C++ are so poor for programs used by businesses.(If the name doesn't ring a bell, that's the crazy US national that was captured fighting alongside the Taliban in Afghanistan.)
In this case there was only one .jpg inside the .zip file.
It has to click because that's how the technology works. The two sonar-ish microphones on the Mimio bar work by determining the time difference in receiving sound from the pen.
That's like asking why it would be wrong for Microsoft to stop distributing Internet Explorer. They give it away for free, so how would they suffer any economic damage?