It turns out that, unlike a human web content producer, Bing couldn't distinguish between images publishers have the rights to use and images they didn't.
You have to know that's joke-bait. I see what you did there!
As long as people do want to believe slogans like "Fox News - Fair and Balanced", it won't get any better.
The story is about a reporter at the LA Times, it is not a story about "Fox News."
Yep. In fact, this story is about a big supporter of the currently ruling party, collaborating with the executive branch held by that ruling party. This is the New York Times obeying Obama's CIA.
Both of which, BTW, want you to hate Fox News, which you are dutifully doing.
This is simply not the case today, especially as applied to 20-somthing trying to get a job. If you are still skeptical, I invite you to go to talk to HR and ask them what it would take to get entry-level job without a degree.
Every programming job I've held, including my current one which I started about a year ago, has "required" a degree. I don't have one.
... watching American lefties' discomfort in all this. Especially older American lefties.
"Can't ever say that Russia is the bad guy, but Russia clearly is the bad guy all too obviously... head must explode now like a 1960's sci-fi robot caught in a contradiction..."
Yahoo announced that they will cease new development on their javascript framework YUI, bowing to industry trends towards Node.js, Angular, and others.
That's like when people used to talk vaguely about "talk radio" while somehow studiously omitting Rush L.
How's it going to park in a dirt lot? Recognize which spots are likely to be too muddy? How's it going to park behind the barn?
Don't some of the breathless stories talk about whether or not these cars will need steering wheels? What's going to happen when the steering wheel-less models meet something they can't deal with? Blue screen of death?
Well... I finally donated my AM/FM/shortwave radio last year. My wife didn't want a permanent antenna wire strung across any room, so I couldn't get much reception.
...unless someone was taught it over a series of Sundays.:/
I suppose ignorance on things like this is generational, and we'll stamp it out slowly, like racism or smoking.
Oh yes, I'm sure it's the massive fundamentalist Christian population of California that's doing all the dowsing, rather than minuscule population of oh so scientific crystal-using copper-bracelet-wearing leftist nutbars.
The Christian affinity for witches and divining and such being so well established and all.
The first "digital magazine" I remember encountering consisted of mostly Quicktime videos on a CD. By the time I got it, it was on the bargain rack at a computer store (remember those?).
But... you used it on a computer! So it was digital! And a magazine, kind of.
I wouldn't be surprised if Sarah Palin said something like that, and I wouldn't be surprised if Hilary Clinton was running for president. Except there's no humor in fabricating plausible stories.
They are designed to basically confirm people's existing biases. "Well, she would say something like that, she's so stupid." That she inconveniently didn't is no barrier anymore.
You've got it backwards. The surge in socialism turned a recession into an ongoing depression (by real unemployment numbers, anyway). So your solution is more socialism?
Slashdot Mirror
"I only do eyes ..."
exception: if you are also a citizen of an EU country or Canada, you gain those rights in the US as well
Seeing how the US doesn't recognize dual citizenship, I'm not sure I'd bank on that.
It turns out that, unlike a human web content producer, Bing couldn't distinguish between images publishers have the rights to use and images they didn't.
You have to know that's joke-bait. I see what you did there!
As long as people do want to believe slogans like "Fox News - Fair and Balanced", it won't get any better.
The story is about a reporter at the LA Times, it is not a story about "Fox News."
Yep. In fact, this story is about a big supporter of the currently ruling party, collaborating with the executive branch held by that ruling party. This is the New York Times obeying Obama's CIA.
Both of which, BTW, want you to hate Fox News, which you are dutifully doing.
This is simply not the case today, especially as applied to 20-somthing trying to get a job. If you are still skeptical, I invite you to go to talk to HR and ask them what it would take to get entry-level job without a degree.
Every programming job I've held, including my current one which I started about a year ago, has "required" a degree. I don't have one.
... before no teenage boy leaves the house. Ever!
A "ban", eh?
Good actors would comply, bad actors would not. Then bad actors would have them, good actors wouldn't.
And that's ... better? How?
... watching American lefties' discomfort in all this. Especially older American lefties.
"Can't ever say that Russia is the bad guy, but Russia clearly is the bad guy all too obviously ... head must explode now like a 1960's sci-fi robot caught in a contradiction ..."
Yahoo announced that they will cease new development on their javascript framework YUI, bowing to industry trends towards Node.js, Angular, and others.
That's like when people used to talk vaguely about "talk radio" while somehow studiously omitting Rush L.
Just querying, ya know ...
How's it going to park in a dirt lot? Recognize which spots are likely to be too muddy? How's it going to park behind the barn?
Don't some of the breathless stories talk about whether or not these cars will need steering wheels? What's going to happen when the steering wheel-less models meet something they can't deal with? Blue screen of death?
Well ... I finally donated my AM/FM/shortwave radio last year. My wife didn't want a permanent antenna wire strung across any room, so I couldn't get much reception.
It's an outrage! Something must be done!
Maybe women have better things to do with their time than having edit wars all day for free?
...unless someone was taught it over a series of Sundays. :/
I suppose ignorance on things like this is generational, and we'll stamp it out slowly, like racism or smoking.
Oh yes, I'm sure it's the massive fundamentalist Christian population of California that's doing all the dowsing, rather than minuscule population of oh so scientific crystal-using copper-bracelet-wearing leftist nutbars.
The Christian affinity for witches and divining and such being so well established and all.
Thanks Slashdot, for all the "insight"!
... he should have invented "the Goldstein brothers", not just Emmanuel Goldstein.
There's just something more sinister sounding about brothers, isn't there?
(This comment has nothing to do with the merits or lack thereof of "net neutrality", BTW.)
before deciding to spread their terror to PlayStation Network.
Terror?
These are games, people. Yeah, they are jerks and should be smacked around for it, but let's not lose our minds.
I give up. This is some sort of mass hysteria.
It's probably Dick Cheney's fault.
He also traveled back in time and caused the Dust Bowl.
The first "digital magazine" I remember encountering consisted of mostly Quicktime videos on a CD. By the time I got it, it was on the bargain rack at a computer store (remember those?).
But ... you used it on a computer! So it was digital! And a magazine, kind of.
... we need to have an insecure buzzword, to "change our relationship" with the Internet? Why?
Unfortunately, they didn't vote the opposite.
A student raised concerns after attempting to access the Wikipedia page for Westboro Baptist Church,
Aw, that'd be a shame if they couldn't access their totally inconsequential Two Minutes Hate target.
So now Slashbots are hyperventilating with hatred at hypothetical Republicans?
You really need to get a life.
I wouldn't be surprised if Sarah Palin said something like that, and I wouldn't be surprised if Hilary Clinton was running for president. Except there's no humor in fabricating plausible stories.
They are designed to basically confirm people's existing biases. "Well, she would say something like that, she's so stupid." That she inconveniently didn't is no barrier anymore.
They are designed to bash, not to be funny.
Whereas in fact any engineer worth her salt will tell you that she makes business decisions daily–
I still find that cute - or stupid, depending on my mood - every time I see it.
All you've done is to reverse an arbitrary rule ... you haven't struck a blow for anything, other than preciousness or pointlessness.
You've got it backwards. The surge in socialism turned a recession into an ongoing depression (by real unemployment numbers, anyway). So your solution is more socialism?