As I said before: those foreigners coming to the USA are more than happy to work for half your wage, which is 5 times their usual national wage. Furthermore, when you see "they're not allowed to switch jobs", they see "we have job security".
Your fight against globalization has pretty much the same chance of success like staying in front of Hurricane Sandy and yelling "thou shalt NOT pass!!!". TL;DR: you can't win this fight. Period.
A better expression would be "retarded". All Saints Row games were more or less retarded and full of idiotic bugs. The only thing that I partly appreciated was character customization, and that took me close to 10 minutes of fun, then it became "meh". Sleeping Dogs, on the other hand, was awesome.
...that's translated as "lots of stars have planets in orbits which can in no way sustain life". Dims my hopes rather than the other way around. Also: would that not decrease the chance of planets in goldilocks range overall, since planet material in that system was partly used to give birth to close orbiters?
White noise generator? I just turn on my MP3 player's radio and tune to an unused frequency. There you go, white noise all day long. I'm using this very method to hep me sleep when my family makes too much noise.
I never worked with Java, so honestly I didn't know. All I hear left and right is "Java sux because vulnerabilities". So I was wondering. But judging from the smug answers below, I made the impardonable mistake of not knowing EVERYTHING. Oh well.
Wasn't Java being frowned upon for being insecure and so on? But at the same time, Hadoop (Java-based) is praised? What's the right path in this "Don't use Java!"/"DO use Java!" debacle?
Vacuum tends to lock pistons (friction issues, you can't really use oil in a vacuum environment) and if you throw a large ball at a dusty, vacuum-surrounded object at speeds exceeding hundreds of kilometers/hour, you will have to use a pretty good method. Inflatable sacs of gas might do the trick, if you can solve the material stiffness (so that you ensure you're not throwing rock-solid sacks of gas at a rock-solid Moon).
Please go look up how a spring would perform in vacuum and at temperatures approaching absolute zero.
" The stiffness tensor is a property of the material, and often depends on physical state variables such as temperature, pressure, and microstructure."
Your idea is stupid. They should send domeone on the Moon and then the guys on the Moon would DROP the ladder FROM there, taking advantage of Earth's gravitational pull. No need for all the climbing anymore.
Um, no, while those VPs certainly have their share in the general stupidity, it's the clueless Average Joe who usually does that. For each "retarded" VP (in a true IT sense) there's a thousand "retarded" Average Joes (And Janes).
Tell "DO NOT FUCKING DO THAT" to that VP who wants that useless data in THAT format, in HIS inbox, NOW. I love it when people just live in la-la-Land and tries to adapt people to software instead of the other way around.
OK, I'll bite. Have you ever tried to embed a table pulled from Excel into an email under Thunderbird? Nothing fancy, just a 3x4 grid with some numbers on it. Let me know when you succeed in sending it in a viewable format. (probably the best way to never hear from someone again)
While that's entirely true, lots of my co-workers have troubles even recognizing obviously fake stuff. if I need a coleague to speed up on a project, I send him a stern e-mail and CC "his b0ss" (and replace the "o" with "0" or "i" with "1" or something similar). They always fall for it, think I also told their boss, and double their efforts... from 30 minutes a day to 60, but still better than zero. And you want THEM to be TRAINED on PHISHING? Ha!
Exactly so. Many singers I like were/are gay, and many singers I like were/are anti-gay. I don't care about their views as long as I appreciate their art, or even if I dislike their art, I still don't care:)
Well, the dollar sign in front of the "100" kind of confused me. It still does. The title reads: "Hundred Million dollar Student Database Worries Parents". Makes little sense.
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As I said before: those foreigners coming to the USA are more than happy to work for half your wage, which is 5 times their usual national wage.
Furthermore, when you see "they're not allowed to switch jobs", they see "we have job security".
Your fight against globalization has pretty much the same chance of success like staying in front of Hurricane Sandy and yelling "thou shalt NOT pass!!!".
TL;DR: you can't win this fight. Period.
What's wrong with dating your male cousin? It could have been worse, for example dating your female uncle...
top craziness.
A better expression would be "retarded".
All Saints Row games were more or less retarded and full of idiotic bugs. The only thing that I partly appreciated was character customization, and that took me close to 10 minutes of fun, then it became "meh". Sleeping Dogs, on the other hand, was awesome.
Unlike the GP, you're not THAT old to know better :)
...that's translated as "lots of stars have planets in orbits which can in no way sustain life". Dims my hopes rather than the other way around.
Also: would that not decrease the chance of planets in goldilocks range overall, since planet material in that system was partly used to give birth to close orbiters?
White noise generator? I just turn on my MP3 player's radio and tune to an unused frequency. There you go, white noise all day long.
I'm using this very method to hep me sleep when my family makes too much noise.
...which is a good reason for asking questions. It it NOT a good reason for others to be dicks about it.
I never worked with Java, so honestly I didn't know. All I hear left and right is "Java sux because vulnerabilities". So I was wondering.
But judging from the smug answers below, I made the impardonable mistake of not knowing EVERYTHING. Oh well.
Wasn't Java being frowned upon for being insecure and so on? But at the same time, Hadoop (Java-based) is praised?
What's the right path in this "Don't use Java!"/"DO use Java!" debacle?
Vacuum tends to lock pistons (friction issues, you can't really use oil in a vacuum environment) and if you throw a large ball at a dusty, vacuum-surrounded object at speeds exceeding hundreds of kilometers/hour, you will have to use a pretty good method. Inflatable sacs of gas might do the trick, if you can solve the material stiffness (so that you ensure you're not throwing rock-solid sacks of gas at a rock-solid Moon).
Please go look up how a spring would perform in vacuum and at temperatures approaching absolute zero.
" The stiffness tensor is a property of the material, and often depends on physical state variables such as temperature, pressure, and microstructure."
Your idea is stupid. They should send domeone on the Moon and then the guys on the Moon would DROP the ladder FROM there, taking advantage of Earth's gravitational pull. No need for all the climbing anymore.
Damn it, I'm a genius. Where's my Nobel Prize?
Better yet, half-way to the Moon we should tell them all "YOU WERE RIGHT" and then blast them into open space.
At least they'll die happy.
(disclaimer for the obtuse, it was a joke, I wish no one harm)
What the hell are you talking about?
Um, no, while those VPs certainly have their share in the general stupidity, it's the clueless Average Joe who usually does that. For each "retarded" VP (in a true IT sense) there's a thousand "retarded" Average Joes (And Janes).
Tell "DO NOT FUCKING DO THAT" to that VP who wants that useless data in THAT format, in HIS inbox, NOW.
I love it when people just live in la-la-Land and tries to adapt people to software instead of the other way around.
You haven't worked with Sales people before, I presume. It's okay, you're one of the happy ones, good for you.
I'm sure the Sales people will be very happy when they receive an e-mail saying "amended contract" with zero attachments. Oh yes.
OK, I'll bite. Have you ever tried to embed a table pulled from Excel into an email under Thunderbird? Nothing fancy, just a 3x4 grid with some numbers on it.
Let me know when you succeed in sending it in a viewable format.
(probably the best way to never hear from someone again)
While that's entirely true, lots of my co-workers have troubles even recognizing obviously fake stuff. if I need a coleague to speed up on a project, I send him a stern e-mail and CC "his b0ss" (and replace the "o" with "0" or "i" with "1" or something similar). They always fall for it, think I also told their boss, and double their efforts... from 30 minutes a day to 60, but still better than zero.
And you want THEM to be TRAINED on PHISHING? Ha!
Depends what you compare with. Justin Bieber certainly gets more attention... an unfortunate thing, really.
Exactly so. Many singers I like were/are gay, and many singers I like were/are anti-gay. I don't care about their views as long as I appreciate their art, or even if I dislike their art, I still don't care :)
My bad. Thanks for pointing that out :)
Well, the dollar sign in front of the "100" kind of confused me. It still does.
The title reads: "Hundred Million dollar Student Database Worries Parents". Makes little sense.