The best part of Time Machine was the preview for Zu Warriors. Looks kinda like a sequel to Hidden Dragon...can't wait till it comes out! I could find almost no other information about it in Google though...
I've been using NS 6.2 and it works ok..with a few
annoying bugs. Can I run NS 6.2 and Moz interchangeably, as in mail/news/preferences changes by Moz will be seen by NS 6.2 and visa-versa?
I just installed it..and all I get is a big ole
gnome core file in my home directory. Fortunately, it uninstalls (rpm --erase...) fine,
and I'm back to running again..
I won't argue that people who do more, regardless of the hours, should not be duly compensated. I think that is exactly how things **should** be. However, just because someone is 15 years older than me, or has 10 years more experience, does NOT mean they do more or better work, only that they have lived longer.
You completely contradict yourself in the first paragraph. By doing more, I don't mean doing more crap, I mean doing more good work. I could give a rats arse how many lines of code that translates to.
Also, there are good bosses and bad bosses...and the same can be said of engineers... Don't assume the entire world looks just like the piece you think you've seen.
Many people complaining about age discrimination seem to feel that they are automatically entitled to work less hours and get more pay than the younger croud. And then they complain that the employers will hire the young ones, who will work more, at potentially less pay. If the employer needs a code monkey, and the young guys can do more in less (calender) time, for a competitive wage, why should they hire someone else? Maybe we should just get rid of the assumption that you will always make more money as you get older, and realize that your pay should be related to your worth to the company...
How can the server verify the HASH key? If the server is asking the client, then it would be easy enough to fake the response??? I have never seen a good idea for client-server gaming where the server puts *any* trust into the client.
Actually, though scientists had hoped to find background radiation uniform across the backdrop of space, they found embarassing clumps instead. There is speculation that the instruments just aren't subtle enough to do a good enough monitoring job yet. I don't remember the specifics, but check out Scientific America, they often have good articles on this kind of thing.
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The best part of Time Machine was the preview
for Zu Warriors. Looks kinda like a sequel
to Hidden Dragon...can't wait till it comes out!
I could find almost no other information about it
in Google though...
I've been using NS 6.2 and it works ok..with a few
annoying bugs. Can I run NS 6.2 and Moz interchangeably, as in mail/news/preferences changes by Moz will be seen by NS 6.2 and visa-versa?
Thanks,
Ben
I just installed it..and all I get is a big ole ...) fine,
gnome core file in my home directory. Fortunately, it uninstalls (rpm --erase
and I'm back to running again..
Actually, more people that have used computers are alive than dead, so you have no proof that all computer users will die!!
I won't argue that people who do more, regardless of the hours, should not be duly compensated. I think that is exactly how things **should** be. However, just because someone is 15 years older than me, or has 10 years more experience, does NOT mean they do more or better work, only that they have lived longer.
You completely contradict yourself in the first paragraph. By doing more, I don't mean doing more crap, I mean doing more good work. I could give a rats arse how many lines of code that translates to.
Also, there are good bosses and bad bosses...and the same can be said of engineers... Don't assume the entire world looks just like the piece you think you've seen.
Many people complaining about age discrimination seem to feel that they are automatically entitled to work less hours and get more pay than the younger croud. And then they complain that the employers will hire the young ones, who will work more, at potentially less pay. If the employer needs a code monkey, and the young guys can do more in less (calender) time, for a competitive wage, why should they hire someone else? Maybe we should just get rid of the assumption that you will always make more money as you get older, and realize that your pay should be related to your worth to the company...
--Ben
How can the server verify the HASH key? If the
server is asking the client, then it would be
easy enough to fake the response??? I have never
seen a good idea for client-server gaming where
the server puts *any* trust into the client.
Thanks,
Ben (greearb@candelatech.com)
Actually, though scientists had hoped to find background radiation uniform across the backdrop of space, they found embarassing clumps instead. There is speculation that the instruments just aren't subtle enough to do a good enough monitoring job yet. I don't remember the specifics, but check out Scientific America, they often have good articles on this kind of thing.