Perhaps this is why he tap danced around my question number nine...I see the VP for Trustworthy computing at Microsoft is involved.
Langevin and McCaul are Co-Chairmen of the Commission, along with Lt. Gen. Harry Raduege (Ret.), Chairman of the Center for Network Innovation at Deloitte & Touche, and Scott Charney, Vice President for Trustworthy Computing at Microsoft.
I had a boss one time tell me that he wanted me to stay on a technical path. What he really wanted was, not to have try to find someone to replace me. I called him about a hour later and told him nobody dictates my career path but me, I walked out the door 5 minutes later.
You don't owe your career path to no one, if someone attempt to put a limit on your career like this pack up and leave immediately.
It is no secret that our nations national security is threatened by the current single platform strategy. The lack of operating system diversity creates a fatal environment in which a single system flaw can expose all govt facilities and networks. As it stands today a single serious vulnerability could be exploited to blackout most if not all of our govt infrastructure.
How do you intend to address this serious problem?
I noticed briefly in the document that it mentions the inability of the Govt. to hire the necessary talent to combat these issues. Namely it mentions the drop in CS student enrollments and attempts to relate it to the.com burst. In reality the American IT profession is under assault by both outsourcing and the current H1B visa program.
How do you intend to increase CS enrollment when the job market is being eroded by these two factors?
Let me hit you with a clue stick, I spent 10 years of my life defending that flag. Millions of Americans have fought, died or served to defend that flag as well, it certainly deserves it's prominence.
It is not there yet? I don't have to run anti virus on my Linux box and therefore do not have to worry about some crapware removing my system binaries. Oh yea it could not remove them anyway unless I ran said crapware virus scanner as root.
I may run Windows some day, but it just is not there yet!
The states actually determine who is a eligible voter. Some states deny voting privs to convicted felons, some can vote reguardless even in prison and others can vote if there imposed sentence has been served. Personally I think once a mans sentence has been served he should be eligible to vote else it imposes (taxation without representation) on the individual.
A great many states have poll day registration you walk in with a utility bill, drivers license or something of that sort and you can register to vote right then and there.
Fill a circle in run it through a scanner, nothing could be more simple and foolproof. I am really unsure why any voting district would want to use anything other than the scan card system.
LTSP was cool and a good idea until the bottom dropped out of the hardware prices. It no longer is that much more cost effective than buying a Linux preloaded machine. I don't even know of any companies deploying Citrix any longer for the very same reason.
Make this offering please so I can replace these redhat boxes at work. I quit the whole redhat deal when they totally abandoned the desktop. I want my desktop and servers running the same os but I have to me able to buy support for the boss. Not that I would ever call anyhow but the boss needs to spend money to be happy.
"We were told by a person directly involved [in looking at the problem] that as they incorporate more variables into the liftoff-drift-curve model, the worse the curve becomes"
Yes captain obvious, when that Seagull poop builds up on the nose cone of the inboard solid rocket booster it increase the chances of striking the tower during liftoff...
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Unless of course the kid puts on a mask and trips it with the fake plate...still busted, try to talk a judge into believing it was not you.
Perhaps this is why he tap danced around my question number nine...I see the VP for Trustworthy computing at Microsoft is involved.
Langevin and McCaul are Co-Chairmen of the Commission, along with Lt. Gen. Harry Raduege (Ret.), Chairman of the Center for Network Innovation at Deloitte & Touche, and Scott Charney, Vice President for Trustworthy Computing at Microsoft.
He did not answer either one of my questions, six and nine.
All I see is , bla, bla, bla, bla...
In fact did he answer any of them?
Fuel cells will be the way to go, once you tell us how to economically produce hydrogen.
Obviously you never seen the show, his radar does not work most of the time either.
Up until I seen a couple of the DOW computers running windows...no self respecting geek would use windows
to do a mans job.
I had a boss one time tell me that he wanted me to stay on a technical path. What
he really wanted was, not to have try to find someone to replace me. I called him
about a hour later and told him nobody dictates my career path but me, I walked out
the door 5 minutes later.
You don't owe your career path to no one, if someone attempt to put a limit on your
career like this pack up and leave immediately.
It is no secret that our nations national security is threatened by the current single
platform strategy. The lack of operating system diversity creates a fatal environment
in which a single system flaw can expose all govt facilities and networks. As it stands
today a single serious vulnerability could be exploited to blackout most if not all of
our govt infrastructure.
How do you intend to address this serious problem?
I noticed briefly in the document that it mentions the inability of the Govt. to hire the .com burst. In reality the American IT profession is under assault by
necessary talent to combat these issues. Namely it mentions the drop in CS student enrollments and
attempts to relate it to the
both outsourcing and the current H1B visa program.
How do you intend to increase CS enrollment when the job market is being eroded by these two factors?
Woah, little fella, your mom was exposed to PCB's wasn't she!
Have you ever noticed that guys that write subject matter such as this are the
ones that could not code themselves out of a paper bag?
mvc bla bla bla views bla bla bla models bla bla bla
I paid for that code you wrote it should actually belong to
the public not you or the university.
I'm an American and don't understand it myself...
Let me hit you with a clue stick, I spent 10 years of my life defending that flag. Millions of Americans
have fought, died or served to defend that flag as well, it certainly deserves it's prominence.
Energy Recovery Ventilation Systems...
Been around for years at least 15 or better that I know of. I used to work
for a company that built these units.
"There's nothing we can do that the Russians can't do better. They've been doing it longer, cheaper, and with less crew lost."
Unless it is Russian Navy Submarines we are talking about!
It is not there yet? I don't have to run anti virus on my Linux box and therefore do not have to worry about some crapware removing my system binaries. Oh yea it could not remove them anyway unless I ran said crapware virus scanner as root.
I may run Windows some day, but it just is not there yet!
The reason you where having such issues with the graphing is because Obama has no data points. Hard to graph someone with
zero historical data points.
If one removes monetary motivation by lowering local wages with such schemes as outsourcing H1B visas etc you remove the motivation to
learn.
I really don't see either of these idiots helping the situation. They seem to be perfectly happy chopping American workers off at the knees.
The states actually determine who is a eligible voter. Some states deny voting privs to convicted felons, some can vote reguardless even in prison and others can vote if there imposed sentence has been served. Personally I think once a mans
sentence has been served he should be eligible to vote else it imposes (taxation without representation) on the individual.
A great many states have poll day registration you walk in with a utility bill, drivers license or something of that sort and
you can register to vote right then and there.
Fill a circle in run it through a scanner, nothing could be more simple and foolproof. I am
really unsure why any voting district would want to use anything other than the scan card system.
LTSP was cool and a good idea until the bottom dropped out of the hardware prices. It no longer is that much
more cost effective than buying a Linux preloaded machine. I don't even know of any companies deploying Citrix any longer for the very same reason.
Make this offering please so I can replace these redhat boxes at work. I quit the whole redhat deal when
they totally abandoned the desktop. I want my desktop and servers running the same os but I have to
me able to buy support for the boss. Not that I would ever call anyhow but the boss needs to spend money
to be happy.
Why are our votes not published on a verifiable internet accessible database for ALL to see?
Because if I where your boss and found out you voted for Obama I would fire you.
That is the reason your vote is kept hidden...
telinit 3
That is a pretty good cure for a slow running machine.
"We were told by a person directly involved [in looking at the problem] that as they incorporate more variables into the liftoff-drift-curve model, the worse the curve becomes"
Yes captain obvious, when that Seagull poop builds up on the nose cone of the inboard solid rocket booster it increase the chances
of striking the tower during liftoff...