Then be hired by Slashdot. Then create with a Slashdot site that doesn't jump up and down like a God Damned Fucking spastic French Poodle when you are trying to read/post/moderate the fucking articles.
Based on how Slashdot pages are behaving, they don't even have trained monkeys working for them, but rather drooling, hydrocephalic, brain damaged shit heads that delight in ruining any web page they can smear their feces on.
...BMC, a company who happens to make "service management" software does a survey with Forbes and Shazaam! the Majority of IT Executives, who probably never heard of this thing called ITSM, think it's important.
Just more bullshit in the river of bullshit from software companies seeking to be the new imperative of the decade.
Third World countries that still can't provide basic sanitation to their populace are highly unlikely to be producing technical talent that can't be found in the U.S.
...that Third World countries which are still trying to get basic sanitation to its populace is the wellspring of talent that can't be found in the U.S.
Everyone is confusing providing data with delivering data.
If I connect to a site with crappy network cards or they paid for slower connections, that'd not the provider's fault. Everyone knows that.
If I'm at site A and I'm getting X speed and then I switch to site B and get X+100 (which matches the advertised speed), then it's all good and I know that Site A sucks.
I see this all the the time with YouTube telling me that interrupted videos is the network's fault while Pornhub and screaming along just fine. YouTube Sucks. Well, the sucking is on Pornhub, but that's another topic.
I think it would be better if they simply stated that:
1. If you advertise X speed, then the users gets X speed, every time, all the time. 2. Get rid of this, "Up To" bullshit. no one is interested in some speed you might get once in a while. 3. No traffic is EVER restricted for ANY reason. 4. If you can't support your sales pitch, then either build out to where you can or change your pitch.
How long does it take to build a man rated capsule? Even one that's been designed, tested, approved, trained workers, supply chain in place, work instructions, quality instructions, etc?
It took them about a year to rebuild Space Ship One and they had already done it once.
The continuing push to automate all areas of the workforce will eventually, in the theory, eliminate the need for a workforce.
I don't recall reading anything about what people will be doing after that in terms of self fulfillment and societal structures. The paradigm of go to school, get a good job, raise a family, save for retirement, will be blown up. To be replaced by what?
And don't start with the pie in the sky bullshit. Policy is what will determine the outcome. Is anyone thinking about that?
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I work for one of the largest Defense companies in the nation. In the last year we have had two major network outages. One related to provider issues and the other related to firewall changes gone bad.
This shit happens. Creating/Managing/Upgrading huge networks like this a very complicated and delicate task.
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Looking at photos of the test track, you have to wonder how the hell do you get out if something goes wrong?
What happens if there is a sudden "repressurization"? Seems to me that would be like hitting a brick wall at the speeds they are talking about.
What if the motive element fails and the pod comes to a halt? There you are, stuck in a sealed tube.
NO.
Tell them to go into Web Development.
Then be hired by Slashdot. Then create with a Slashdot site that doesn't jump up and down like a God Damned Fucking spastic French Poodle when you are trying to read/post/moderate the fucking articles.
Based on how Slashdot pages are behaving, they don't even have trained monkeys working for them, but rather drooling, hydrocephalic, brain damaged shit heads that delight in ruining any web page they can smear their feces on.
HOLY FUCKING SHIT Slashdot!!!!
WHAT THEY FUCK????
...China has made impressive advancements in technology (I'll let you argue how that happened).
On the other, they have persistently shown that state propaganda goals are a higher priority than safety.
...is now only 20 years away!
Wait...it was 20 years ago!
I'm confused.
...BMC, a company who happens to make "service management" software does a survey with Forbes and Shazaam! the Majority of IT Executives, who probably never heard of this thing called ITSM, think it's important.
Just more bullshit in the river of bullshit from software companies seeking to be the new imperative of the decade.
Third World countries that still can't provide basic sanitation to their populace are highly unlikely to be producing technical talent that can't be found in the U.S.
...that Third World countries which are still trying to get basic sanitation to its populace is the wellspring of talent that can't be found in the U.S.
Seems to me that any long term solution for space travel or space occupation should just involve a centrifuge as living quarters.
Heavy? Yes.
Expensive? Yes.
But if man can't live in space without getting totally fucked up, then I guess that's a small price to pay.
Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Hobbits?
Soon, only Blue Butt Ferries and unicorns will be allowed in Twitter posts.
It IS censoring...it's just not against the law for a private company to do it on their private platform.
People should call them out on it because it is at odds with the intent of the platform.
Everyone is confusing providing data with delivering data.
If I connect to a site with crappy network cards or they paid for slower connections, that'd not the provider's fault. Everyone knows that.
If I'm at site A and I'm getting X speed and then I switch to site B and get X+100 (which matches the advertised speed), then it's all good and I know that Site A sucks.
I see this all the the time with YouTube telling me that interrupted videos is the network's fault while Pornhub and screaming along just fine. YouTube Sucks. Well, the sucking is on Pornhub, but that's another topic.
I think it would be better if they simply stated that:
1. If you advertise X speed, then the users gets X speed, every time, all the time.
2. Get rid of this, "Up To" bullshit. no one is interested in some speed you might get once in a while.
3. No traffic is EVER restricted for ANY reason.
4. If you can't support your sales pitch, then either build out to where you can or change your pitch.
2018?
How long does it take to build a man rated capsule? Even one that's been designed, tested, approved, trained workers, supply chain in place, work instructions, quality instructions, etc?
It took them about a year to rebuild Space Ship One and they had already done it once.
I'm just not seeing it.
You Young Whipper Snappers don't have a clue about evil A.I.!
I've seen it on Disqus too.
Google and Diqus and others provide tools to the site operators also who seem to use them to disappear comments without being accused of censoring.
I've had comments, all of the same political temperament and even the same text be "detected" as spam on some sites and not others.
Drones are the equivalent of deer.
"Hello? Insurance company? Ya...I hit a deer and I need a new grill, hood, and bumper."
I can take my sweetie to a nice dinner and released movie for less than $50.
The continuing push to automate all areas of the workforce will eventually, in the theory, eliminate the need for a workforce.
I don't recall reading anything about what people will be doing after that in terms of self fulfillment and societal structures. The paradigm of go to school, get a good job, raise a family, save for retirement, will be blown up. To be replaced by what?
And don't start with the pie in the sky bullshit. Policy is what will determine the outcome. Is anyone thinking about that?
Being so close to their star, wouldn't radiation be a huge issue?
Cats are symptom of Crazy, not a cause.
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This position is H1-B eligible.
I work for one of the largest Defense companies in the nation. In the last year we have had two major network outages. One related to provider issues and the other related to firewall changes gone bad.
This shit happens. Creating/Managing/Upgrading huge networks like this a very complicated and delicate task.
Their course was singled out as Bullshit as a result.
Maybe $23 billion could answer these questions.
I don't believe not knowing the answer has ever stopped us from trying.