Put it in a script that runs before your network interfaces are brought up.
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Man, too bad my kid is missing out on all this packaged education while she is reading books, playing with blocks, playing outside, and "helping" her parents.
I was jealous right up until "Oracle Application Server". I'm sorry dude, I'm so sorry.
Seriously though, you work for the government. Which means that your employer is spending somebody else's money (specifically, that of the taxpayers). It is not a union vs. non-union issue. It is private business that must pay its own cost vs. reckless government spending.
Really? People can't be bothered to figure out which single candidate they like best so they just vote party line, and you want them to rank all the candidates?
And what exactly will they discover? Some long string of bytes that's all. What do the bytes mean? You watch too many movies where these bytes lead to some impossible story progression.
Until somebody gets the string of bytes from his own card and figures out that f( his_ssn ) = stream_of_bytes, tries it on a few friends' cards for verification, and then figures out an inverse function.
Or the hardworking people who bought houses they could afford and invested their savings in stocks of companies whose directors said were financially solid.
If I create some music and hold the copyright and sell it without allowing redistribution, can a satellite or internet broadcaster play my music by getting a statutory license, without anybody having ever gotten my permission?
But _anything_ could trigger thoughts. A shadow pattern on the wall. The sound of nearby train. The smell of the aftershave worn by the tester. Or just something else you happened to be thinking about.
What if the image was of firing a gun, and it triggered a memory of hunting with your father 20 years ago? The machine cannot tell the difference.
At least look at the test before walking out. I give tests to candidates to help relax the interview and to learn about their interests. I am not an outgoing, extroverted person, and having questions and answers to talk about helps me become more comfortable with the candidate and the interview.
I include questions like the following among the questions about the skills that the candidate claims to have:
* vi or emacs? * Creamy or crunchy peanut butter? * What is the most interesting thing you have done with duct tape/superglue/pipe cleaners/et cetera? * What is technology that you have never been able to work with but are curious about? Why?
I currently have a Linux VPS hosted in the US. $20/mo gets me 12Gb storage, 200Gb/mo transfer, 360Mb RAM; sufficient to run a mail server, web site, and jabber server.
Can anybody suggest a provider of a similar service in a country that will not do big business' dirty work?
Is there a running list of 'protected' CDs someplace? Someone should just get protectedcds.com, keep a text list, and throw a banner ad at the top. Then/. could make a slashbox for it, thus eliminating the need for these flame-bait stories.
Windows: 1CD
Office: 2CDs
Compilers (from Visual Studio): 1CD
Service packs: (equivilent of) 1CD
download all the other apps you still need: (equivelent of) 2CDs
thats 7. And I still don't have a whole junkload of programming libraries.
is when a program (i'm talking to you winamp) registers half a dozen different file extentions (wav, mp3, mid...) all under the same file type. So if you want to register just one differently, you have to redo the other 5 as well.
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Put it in a script that runs before your network interfaces are brought up.
Man, too bad my kid is missing out on all this packaged education while she is reading books, playing with blocks, playing outside, and "helping" her parents.
I was jealous right up until "Oracle Application Server". I'm sorry dude, I'm so sorry.
Seriously though, you work for the government. Which means that your employer is spending somebody else's money (specifically, that of the taxpayers). It is not a union vs. non-union issue. It is private business that must pay its own cost vs. reckless government spending.
He's right. Check the DNS server listed in the whois.
Do not pay for something that you have not tested.
Put the requirements in the contract.
It is not just the patent office; it is the whole damn country.
You don't make your purchasing decisions based on buzzwords and slick ads. You aren't their target anyway.
Justin Long: I'm a Mac. Mac users are all annoying hipsters who like to stand around and look smug, never actually doing anything productive.
John Hodgman: Yup, that's about right.
Really? People can't be bothered to figure out which single candidate they like best so they just vote party line, and you want them to rank all the candidates?
Until somebody gets the string of bytes from his own card and figures out that f( his_ssn ) = stream_of_bytes, tries it on a few friends' cards for verification, and then figures out an inverse function.
Or the hardworking people who bought houses they could afford and invested their savings in stocks of companies whose directors said were financially solid.
If I create some music and hold the copyright and sell it without allowing redistribution, can a satellite or internet broadcaster play my music by getting a statutory license, without anybody having ever gotten my permission?
It isn't an EULA, it is an EULN. A Notice, not an Agreement. You won't have to agree to it. They just want to present the notice.
And Obama will not do whatever the industry tells him to do nor set his policy according to industry lobbyists?
Like standing up against the industry and refusing to vote for telecom immunity?
But _anything_ could trigger thoughts. A shadow pattern on the wall. The sound of nearby train. The smell of the aftershave worn by the tester. Or just something else you happened to be thinking about.
What if the image was of firing a gun, and it triggered a memory of hunting with your father 20 years ago? The machine cannot tell the difference.
At least look at the test before walking out. I give tests to candidates to help relax the interview and to learn about their interests. I am not an outgoing, extroverted person, and having questions and answers to talk about helps me become more comfortable with the candidate and the interview.
I include questions like the following among the questions about the skills that the candidate claims to have:
* vi or emacs?
* Creamy or crunchy peanut butter?
* What is the most interesting thing you have done with duct tape/superglue/pipe cleaners/et cetera?
* What is technology that you have never been able to work with but are curious about? Why?
You have missed the point.
Sun did not release xVM under the GPL to be nice. They did it to strengthen their position for selling their other products.
Releasing ZFS under the GPL would probably weaken their position, so they are not going to do it.
I currently have a Linux VPS hosted in the US.
$20/mo gets me 12Gb storage, 200Gb/mo transfer, 360Mb RAM; sufficient to run a mail server, web site, and jabber server.
Can anybody suggest a provider of a similar service in a country that will not do big business' dirty work?
"Their newer binary blobs are amazing."
So long as you don't want to run two X servers on two VTs.
Is there a running list of 'protected' CDs someplace? Someone should just get protectedcds.com, keep a text list, and throw a banner ad at the top. Then /. could make a slashbox for it, thus eliminating the need for these flame-bait stories.
Windows XP (NT 4.9)
Windows: 1CD
Office: 2CDs
Compilers (from Visual Studio): 1CD
Service packs: (equivilent of) 1CD
download all the other apps you still need: (equivelent of) 2CDs
thats 7. And I still don't have a whole junkload of programming libraries.
is when a program (i'm talking to you winamp) registers half a dozen different file extentions (wav, mp3, mid...) all under the same file type. So if you want to register just one differently, you have to redo the other 5 as well.
"digitally pure" mp3 is like a "visually pure" postcard-photograph of the Mona Lisa
i'll try one time. one time only for whatever big number people are going for. i won't try it again, i swear. (bye bye karma)