You can tell if two documents came from the same printer. Then all you need is one identifiable document in order to tie all others from the same printer to the same identification. No master database required.
The next invasion of privacy will be requiring every automobile to be registered with the government. Armed law enforcement agents will compel any vehicle not displaying its government id to stop.
Obviously, threaten to divide the object in half to give each team one piece. Whichever team prefers to give up their claim and keep the object intact, is the true discoverer.
Who cares, this all comes way too late to save the Lemmings.
&sniff;
Thanks, blogger who works at the competition!
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Google Blog Search already found blog posts from a person who applied for, accepted, and started a job at the competition. Complete with starting salary and a description of their duties.
Now to subscribe to the Google Blog Search results RSS feed for my search term, and wait for the inevitable, "I got fired!" post. Google Blog Search truly is informative and entertaining.
Just do one thing, please: make sure that the client is honest-to-goodness serious about this. I absolutely hate getting pie-in-the-sky RFPs from people who are just kicking the tires. It's a good way to burn bridges by not looking professional.
I've been on the other side of this, cluelessly wasting the time of potential vendors discussing plans that worked from an engineering standpoint, but not a business one.
I didn't just look unprofessional, I was unprofessional. An awful experience.
If it's a solid market, then there's a business opportunity to hire mainframe gurus out of retirement to provide commercial training for organizations that need it.
I'd like to know if the threat of climate change has affected real estate markets in coastal areas. At some point rising sea levels will start imposing costs on homeowners in those areas, which will hurt the property values. Is that part of anybody's thinking today?
I second this: a pat on the back would go a long way. It's human nature to focus on problems and neglect things that are going well. I know I feel insecure all year long only to get a positive review when my anniversary arrives.
Quarterly mini-reviews might be nice. Nothing involving a salary adjustment, just a systematic plan for having a private chat with your boss.
PHP is hugely popular, but it's one of the few modern software systems lacking native support for Unicode. Unicode is important because of the first W in WWW: even if i18n is not part of the initial ploject, I would be wary of architecting a big new system in 2005 using a language whose string support is based on 1-byte characters:
In PHP, a character is the same as a byte, that is, there are exactly 256 different characters possible. This also implies that PHP has no native support of Unicode.
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You can tell if two documents came from the same printer. Then all you need is one identifiable document in order to tie all others from the same printer to the same identification. No master database required.
Their first web site that we know about.
The next invasion of privacy will be requiring every automobile to be registered with the government. Armed law enforcement agents will compel any vehicle not displaying its government id to stop.
Oh, wait a minute...
I'm pretty sure these statistics were prepared on a PC with one of those faulty Pentiums.
Everyone knows there's no such thing as hobbits. This jaw bone must be some wizard's trick.
If you'll excuse me, I have to go renew my library card...
Wow, with all those employee messages flooding in, when do they find time to read Slashdot?!
Serious question: how do they sort out cause and effect? They observed a correlation between happiness and social interaction; but which is which?
Done, and donConnection closed by remote host.
Then, in Firefox, pick "No Style" from the "View" menu's "Page Style" submenu. The result is a super-clean, fast-loading site.
Amazing to remember the entire web was like this, circa 1995.
Easy come, easy go. It's back to lynx(1) for me!
Nooooooo...!
Obviously, threaten to divide the object in half to give each team one piece. Whichever team prefers to give up their claim and keep the object intact, is the true discoverer.
Who cares, this all comes way too late to save the Lemmings.
&sniff;
Google Blog Search already found blog posts from a person who applied for, accepted, and started a job at the competition. Complete with starting salary and a description of their duties.
Now to subscribe to the Google Blog Search results RSS feed for my search term, and wait for the inevitable, "I got fired!" post. Google Blog Search truly is informative and entertaining.
I'll bet they said the same thing about OS/2 when Windows 95 came out.
I've been on the other side of this, cluelessly wasting the time of potential vendors discussing plans that worked from an engineering standpoint, but not a business one.
I didn't just look unprofessional, I was unprofessional. An awful experience.
If it's a solid market, then there's a business opportunity to hire mainframe gurus out of retirement to provide commercial training for organizations that need it.
I'd like to know if the threat of climate change has affected real estate markets in coastal areas. At some point rising sea levels will start imposing costs on homeowners in those areas, which will hurt the property values. Is that part of anybody's thinking today?
Arctic Melting Fast; May Swamp U.S. Coasts by 2099
Current conditions and forecasts are also available via WAP in WML format. This is the killer app IMHO: complete weather information on your phone.
r bor%2C%20mi
(Requires browser that can handle WML.)
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/wml/wap_zc.php?zc=ann%20a
This malware outbreak received disproportionate media coverage, because it hit media outlets first and hardest.
This is why I prefer sundials: no battery to run down, no time zone to adjust, no firmware to upgrade, perfectly accurate.
/Seinfeld/.)
Doesn't work at night, but that's only a couple of hours. (With apologies to
I second this: a pat on the back would go a long way. It's human nature to focus on problems and neglect things that are going well. I know I feel insecure all year long only to get a positive review when my anniversary arrives.
Quarterly mini-reviews might be nice. Nothing involving a salary adjustment, just a systematic plan for having a private chat with your boss.
I had a coworker whose comments were so obscure, you had to read the code to understand what he meant.