Egads. I think that the money would be better spent on a lawyer, as the child would just lose the phone (or his mom would simply take it away from him).
I have been writing C++ for over 20 years. I love it. But I also think Java and Python are decent languages as well (and I have heard great things about Ruby).
This phrase is often used as a blind justification for wrong doping regardless if it is true or not. Yet when people hear it, they tend to believe the person that said it. Why?
When I took a poly, I had to sit on a pad that was attached to a USB cable (no lie!). Also they made me take my shoes off and place my feet on a mat that was also attached to a USB cable.
In fact, tell your customers that you don't want to know why they want the training (for both of your protection). Let them know the this act of keeping their mouth shut is lesson #1.
Also inform them that if you come to find out they are going to use the training to violate a law, you will have to contact the authorities (and follow through if need be).
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How to explain those folks?
(Google it yourself)
That doesn't make it right - it is an artifact of use it or lose it (and then have next years budget cut because it is clear that you don't need it).
This has nothing to do with budget battles and government shutdown.
Bureaucratic self preservation at its finest. I am sure this has been pointed out many times above.
Egads. I think that the money would be better spent on a lawyer, as the child would just lose the phone (or his mom would simply take it away from him).
They should start in Albuquerque.
Walter would just make it pure: he really had/has no idea about the medical side of things.
Tracy Lords made a few films when she was 17 IIRC.
>> NSA has two arms: an offensive arm and a defensive arm
Wouldn't that be CYBERCOM?
Nobody is stopping them.
PS you haven't lived until you have written a Python extension in C++ (which of course lives in a C wrapper). Good clean fun, that.
I have been writing C++ for over 20 years. I love it. But I also think Java and Python are decent languages as well (and I have heard great things about Ruby).
>> C++ is a flexible, and powerful language
Fixed that for you.
C++'s strengths come at a steep price.
...doesn't mean you should shout "fire!" in a crowed theater.
This phrase is often used as a blind justification for wrong doping regardless if it is true or not. Yet when people hear it, they tend to believe the person that said it. Why?
They were flying these years ago. I am sure the F-16 drones are much improved... but it basically the same thing.
On a gamble that it would be good. Try to find out your last day, and start looking for a job that starts the day afterwards.
ARM SoC hardware designers world wide smile into their hand.
The US government certainly is.
http://www.darpa.mil/Our_Work/MTO/Programs/Trusted_Integrated_Circuits_(TRUST).aspx
Every wonder why National Semiconductor (now TI I guess) runs a FAB at Fort Meade?
http://www.trustedfoundryprogram.org/
The suspicions surrounding Truecrypt have never been fully explained.
Rebuild from the ground up. It's the only way to be sure.
I predict a huge increase in use of BitBake.
The crypto is intentionally hobbled.
Yeah, and I have NEVER been in a traffic jam in Europe.
How is that working out for you?
That was sarcasm, in case you missed it.
When I took a poly, I had to sit on a pad that was attached to a USB cable (no lie!). Also they made me take my shoes off and place my feet on a mat that was also attached to a USB cable.
So don't ask why they want the training.
In fact, tell your customers that you don't want to know why they want the training (for both of your protection). Let them know the this act of keeping their mouth shut is lesson #1.
Also inform them that if you come to find out they are going to use the training to violate a law, you will have to contact the authorities (and follow through if need be).