What hasn't been mentioned too is what happens if you are off site for some reason. If someone needs a cable then can get one out of the stock cabinet.
I guess you have never owned a house, have you? What do you do in 10 years when the roof starts leaking? It's pretty expensive to replace even without solar panels on the roof.
In Albuquerque we have a similar system, except that several seconds before and after the infraction are recorded. If you get a ticket you can go online and actually view the video. In the one case where I actually got a ticket for this it was pretty clear that I ran the light (it was really a rightways arrow and there was no traffic coming the other way) and that they yellow period was reasonably long.
These are kids that have learned that MBAs aren't in demand any more since the financial collapse and are going into computers because it is the only decent paying job left that doesn't require an advanced degree.
That's nice, but I don't remember anything I did in college courses- and when your business is mostly CRUD apps little things like that matter even less. I write things so that they could conceivably be maintained by even our most junior coder.
The functionality of software is important but it is also a form of communication, much like mathematics.
You could house the hardware in a large single unit box and provide a slot to put coins in! You would let someone play until they have had a set number of characters expire- if they want to continue playing they can put more money into the slot to get more 'lives'
The problem is that 'in code' the modules driving the business rules are far and away from the data driving the rules- requiring you to spend an inordinate amount of time ferrying the data back and forth from the db to the code modules.
The real problem is that 'everything is a nail' and most developers do not have a solid handle on data design and database coding concepts.
I have developed a design pattern using in memory data table objects that can satisfy the most complex requirements without using any dynamic code. It also allows the queries and business logic to be broken into discreet chunks that are easily optimized and debugged.
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I don't see anyone complaining about any of the popular women's magazines that follow the exact same format.
Of course they should only start out with beta-males for at least a couple of years.
It's not so ridiculous, directors will use things like lighting and film stocks to set a mood. Why not 3d?
All of these things seem pointless with 'always on' internet connectivity. Why not just go back to the provider for a new version?
These architectural considerations for reader are so 1999.
What hasn't been mentioned too is what happens if you are off site for some reason. If someone needs a cable then can get one out of the stock cabinet.
As the size and complexity of Windows has grown, so too has the planning process and time horizons.
Not a real gamer myself but from just a quick browse around gamestop the market seems saturated with what people would consider 'hardcore' titles.
How many hours can one waste in a day?
Maritime law allows you to bring arms into port as long as they are locked away properly.
This is just a silly argument. I doubt that more than 1% of our taxes go to road projects.
This 'loop hole' has been in existence since the beginning of the mail order business.
I guess you have never owned a house, have you? What do you do in 10 years when the roof starts leaking? It's pretty expensive to replace even without solar panels on the roof.
More important as a weapon---
this would suggest you could have a mountain based laser station that could shoot around the earth's curvature.
I fail to understand how providing pictures of residential areas has a legitimate use.
I can't ever remember regretting that I had properly normalized data.
Ever.
In Albuquerque we have a similar system, except that several seconds before and after the infraction are recorded.
If you get a ticket you can go online and actually view the video. In the one case where I actually got a ticket for this it was pretty clear that I ran the light (it was really a rightways arrow and there was no traffic coming the other way) and that they yellow period was reasonably long.
These are kids that have learned that MBAs aren't in demand any more since the financial collapse and are going into computers because it is the only decent paying job left that doesn't require an advanced degree.
It's like 1999 all over again.
That's nice, but I don't remember anything I did in college courses- and when your business is mostly CRUD apps little things like that matter even less. I write things so that they could conceivably be maintained by even our most junior coder.
The functionality of software is important but it is also a form of communication, much like mathematics.
I understand your solution but I wouldn't want someone to write something like that in production code because it would be hard to maintain.
If your boss can't maintain it then who can?
"More than half water" is probably a little lacking
Unless someone was writing weather software, why would anyone need a more precise answer than that?
Facile approximation and the application of context are everything
You could house the hardware in a large single unit box and provide a slot to put coins in! You would let someone play until they have had a set number of characters expire- if they want to continue playing they can put more money into the slot to get more 'lives'
Should I patent this idea?
The problem is that 'in code' the modules driving the business rules are far and away from the data driving the rules- requiring you to spend an inordinate amount of time ferrying the data back and forth from the db to the code modules.
The real problem is that 'everything is a nail' and most developers do not have a solid handle on data design and database coding concepts.
If you are competent you can accomplish 99-100% of your business logic in the database.
I do something similar by using a 'facade' pattern to assemble several modules' output into one stored procedure.
I have developed a design pattern using in memory data table objects that can satisfy the most complex requirements without using any dynamic code.
It also allows the queries and business logic to be broken into discreet chunks that are easily optimized and debugged.
I think the main users of active x in IE are intranet sites/applications.