If you do any web development, these browser stats control how much testing and effort you have to spend supporting various browsers. IE unfortunately is difficult to work with as the "standards" they choose to implement often work differently than the standards that Firefox, WebKit and others use.
I think everyone fails to keep this in perspective.
This is LinkedIn, not your bank, not the government, nothing important.
If you use the same password on some bunk website as important things, then you deserve what you had, but if, for some reason, I used the same password for slashdot as LinkedIn, and someone hacks my slashdot, whatever. The thing to really worry about is what these companies do with all of our personal information.
If you buy enough, usually you get on the store's special list (i.e. Best Buy Silver Premier). One of the benefits of those memberships (which is free, just comes with buying a new TV more often than I should), is a relaxed and extended return procedures.
My father-in-law lived more than 20 years after a liver transplant and required medication to prevent rejection. I believe the initial anti-rejection drug changed a few years after the implant, but he still was required to take daily medication.
I've been doing a lot of interviews lately, and as long as you can demonstrate you have the skills necessary to complete the work in the job, I could care less how long since you've had an "actual job." Though, I'm not sure how much HR screening goes on before I see any resumes. The hard part is just coming up with a good way to demonstrate that you have the necessary skills. The last applicant we hired brought a laptop with him and was showing us parts of a cool project he'd been working on, there isn't a much better way to show of your skills than to talk intelligently, then just show off what you can do. Good luck!
In today's agile world, who gets time to maintain technical debt. How does paying technical debt ever give your app that new feature that your marketing department is pushing for -- to have out by tomorrow. I think the rules have changed in how companies push their software development organizations to deliver software. That may be the biggest reason that quality is different than it was. That and the other programs have been worked on forever.
No.
"No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of
a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval
forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War
or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same
offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be
compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself,
nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process
of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation"
It just goes counter to the parent post. I had deactivated my account about a week ago. I reactivated it to try to delete it. And the link you posted requires you to log into Facebook to see it, odd.
If an attack was serious enough, we could just start disengaging connections to outside the US, then start dealing with the aspects that were attacking from inside the borders.
This is probably mostly government propaganda to make the US look weaker than it really is.
This demonstrates some of the problems when the media picks up on these things. The CNN article states cnn.com:
However, "the medical and scientific communities... have found no association between vaccines and autism."
"Hopefully, the determination by the Special Masters will help reassure parents that vaccines do not cause autism," the statement said.
A ruling on a court case doesn't necessarily convince me one way or the other on this. They aren't experts running experiments publishing their findings, they're examining the presented documentation, by both sides of an issue. I'm surprised that the mass media took the time to even present an article with this kind of finding; they're usually good at stirring up muck, but not pointing out when they were wrong.
I will wait for science to show me that the risks of potential side effects are outweighed by the benefits provided from these vaccinations. Until then, show me the MMR.
Slashdot Mirror
This should be fairly easy if you start looking at diet soda drinkers. There are few calories in diet soda.
I know I'm not supposed to RTFA, but can someone take a website seriously that has a hit counter on the bottom?
If you do any web development, these browser stats control how much testing and effort you have to spend supporting various browsers. IE unfortunately is difficult to work with as the "standards" they choose to implement often work differently than the standards that Firefox, WebKit and others use.
I think everyone fails to keep this in perspective.
This is LinkedIn, not your bank, not the government, nothing important.
If you use the same password on some bunk website as important things, then you deserve what you had, but if, for some reason, I used the same password for slashdot as LinkedIn, and someone hacks my slashdot, whatever. The thing to really worry about is what these companies do with all of our personal information.
If you buy enough, usually you get on the store's special list (i.e. Best Buy Silver Premier). One of the benefits of those memberships (which is free, just comes with buying a new TV more often than I should), is a relaxed and extended return procedures.
My father-in-law lived more than 20 years after a liver transplant and required medication to prevent rejection. I believe the initial anti-rejection drug changed a few years after the implant, but he still was required to take daily medication.
What about when they have to turn them off when the flight door is closed?
I try to avoid absolutes. Even when you think you've got it all, there's still some left.
http://www.dailywritingtips.com/could-care-less-versus-couldnt-care-less/
I've been doing a lot of interviews lately, and as long as you can demonstrate you have the skills necessary to complete the work in the job, I could care less how long since you've had an "actual job." Though, I'm not sure how much HR screening goes on before I see any resumes. The hard part is just coming up with a good way to demonstrate that you have the necessary skills. The last applicant we hired brought a laptop with him and was showing us parts of a cool project he'd been working on, there isn't a much better way to show of your skills than to talk intelligently, then just show off what you can do. Good luck!
In today's agile world, who gets time to maintain technical debt. How does paying technical debt ever give your app that new feature that your marketing department is pushing for -- to have out by tomorrow. I think the rules have changed in how companies push their software development organizations to deliver software. That may be the biggest reason that quality is different than it was. That and the other programs have been worked on forever.
No.
"No person shall be held to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury, except in cases arising in the land or naval forces, or in the Militia, when in actual service in time of War or public danger; nor shall any person be subject for the same offence to be twice put in jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself, nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation"
http://www.gpoaccess.gov/constitution/pdf/con016.pdf
The DA should have dropped these charges.
I'll worry when someone proves non-ionizing radiation causes cancer.
http://www.epa.gov/radiation/understand/ionize_nonionize.html
It'll probably just make them use The Bing instead.
Is it possible to just not be in the mood for all of these April fools shenanigans?
Next they'll be saying it's okay to grope my junk to save lives...
Mine goes straight from my porch to the recycling bin. What a waste of resources. Glad they're moving forward.
See delete account
I don't see the delete option on my account. It just allows deactivation.
Just enough so everything dies...
How much oil would it take to pollute 320 million cubic miles of seawater?
If an attack was serious enough, we could just start disengaging connections to outside the US, then start dealing with the aspects that were attacking from inside the borders. This is probably mostly government propaganda to make the US look weaker than it really is.
Here is the link to the start of the report notes if people want to read it. A fun read. The next buttons to flip pages aren't apparent on the side.
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2009/0217092samsung1.html
This demonstrates some of the problems when the media picks up on these things. The CNN article states cnn.com:
... have found no association between vaccines and autism."
However, "the medical and scientific communities
"Hopefully, the determination by the Special Masters will help reassure parents that vaccines do not cause autism," the statement said.
A ruling on a court case doesn't necessarily convince me one way or the other on this. They aren't experts running experiments publishing their findings, they're examining the presented documentation, by both sides of an issue. I'm surprised that the mass media took the time to even present an article with this kind of finding; they're usually good at stirring up muck, but not pointing out when they were wrong.
I will wait for science to show me that the risks of potential side effects are outweighed by the benefits provided from these vaccinations. Until then, show me the MMR.