some people obviously have zero ideas about basic physics and how wifi works and just how much more expensive a wireless network its when compared to wired one.
really so the HMG team that a sniper that took out in Afghanistan where just taking their DShK out for a walk - yes right and Donald trump isn't a "loony"
well you obviously haven't worked in technical programming or at at a cutting edge rnd place where quite often you are dealing with the world no 1 expert in a field.
quite often you are writing single use specialized programs and you accept some limitations - I recall one wave tank experiment where if you enter the wrong parameters you could cause the computer controlling the experiment to create such a powerfull wave it would have broken the tank and flooded the lab.
I remember one guy whos program to control a mixing experiment required typing in integers to a command line where the only prompt was "?" - his comment well I remember what I need to type - I actualy went in and added code that told you what the options where - mainly because they had scaled up to full size experiments and the cost of materials for one experimental run approached that of a small house.
yes talk to the Auto Unions in private and they will tell you that doing that was a big mistake as post WW2 the US was heading down the same route to a health care system like the German one - until all those deals in the 50's with the big firms sort of derailed it.
Well i do wonder how many Googlers they employ that have background in mech engineering to make use of this there cant be many like me who got into computing by working for the mathematical and nuke engineering department of a high end RnD organization or doing a degree that required them to make stuff.
I actually did a very specialist Vocational BTEC in mech engineering - which i last used anything from 25 years ago.
which is i think the reason protools now has a wintel port and sound on sound has be worrying about apple screwing the high end professional users to chase a consumer only stratergy, on and off for a few years now
unfortunately this is not uncommon I once had a chat with a very senior Guy in BT whose first job was opening the CEO (well the postmaster general at the time) mail. One chap kept writing to the Postmaster General about the evil organization that was bent on taking over the country - which in his eyes was the BBC
Not if they are pitching for government contracts - and that site well the face is a bit pussy it should be 5 foot higher and should curve inwards.
They should have cut down the woods as on 2 sides of that facility the woods came up to the fence.
And out in the country like that they should have just dug a moat it looks like they build a pond for cooling water any how
well the answer to that is for all tech companies to move all their operations out of texas - ok it will suck for Austin but hey you cant make an omlette.
well it was BS5750 and a research project in how it applied to software as opposed to more general engineering - you cant hang a defect ticket on a pice of code was one problem they found in the early days:-)
I actually had the lead at the BSI look over my code (a CBM Pet program to help chose O rings I seem to recall) as part of that project which was interesting.
huh this is TCP/IP there arn't real standards just guidelines written by hippie grad students that dodge the hard bits.
BTW back in the day I was third-line support for the UK's X.400 infrastructure - we had to have a dedicated cupboard just to store all the OSI documentation - that's real standards.
I also worked on a RnD project with the BSI that went towards the ISO 9000 standard.
re bridges falling over - probably the contractor screwed up - back in the day (working for a top 5 consulting engineers) i did a custom reverse engined program to help look at the tests done on the ground to see whose fault it was:-)
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some people obviously have zero ideas about basic physics and how wifi works and just how much more expensive a wireless network its when compared to wired one.
good luck with ever getting a job requiring a security clearance then it that's your attitude
Well if your allowing commercial programmers in :-) if your a technical programmer I would expect a basic level of competence :-)
Actually at the first place I worked this was the case as I got sent on day release to do a Btech in mech engineering.
what do mean a real programmer of course know how to use a screwdriver and soldering iron
yes Cisco use a small network of 3/4 buildings and 2000 Hosts as the case study in the CCNA academy course work.
um thats not how it works :-)
so how does he justify releasing secret information?
really so the HMG team that a sniper that took out in Afghanistan where just taking their DShK out for a walk - yes right and Donald trump isn't a "loony"
>>professional publisher's platform
For a very low value of professional.
testify brother testify.
this is the same crap you get on quora where OO freaks question why Fortran is used rather than C++ for a lot of technical programming.
well you obviously haven't worked in technical programming or at at a cutting edge rnd place where quite often you are dealing with the world no 1 expert in a field.
quite often you are writing single use specialized programs and you accept some limitations - I recall one wave tank experiment where if you enter the wrong parameters you could cause the computer controlling the experiment to create such a powerfull wave it would have broken the tank and flooded the lab.
I remember one guy whos program to control a mixing experiment required typing in integers to a command line where the only prompt was "?" - his comment well I remember what I need to type - I actualy went in and added code that told you what the options where - mainly because they had scaled up to full size experiments and the cost of materials for one experimental run approached that of a small house.
yes talk to the Auto Unions in private and they will tell you that doing that was a big mistake as post WW2 the US was heading down the same route to a health care system like the German one - until all those deals in the 50's with the big firms sort of derailed it.
Well i do wonder how many Googlers they employ that have background in mech engineering to make use of this there cant be many like me who got into computing by working for the mathematical and nuke engineering department of a high end RnD organization or doing a degree that required them to make stuff.
I actually did a very specialist Vocational BTEC in mech engineering - which i last used anything from 25 years ago.
well compared to OSX sure but compared to the Mac at the time it wasn't far off
no because The Atari St and Amiga also had gui's and the Amiga OS pissed all over macs untill OS10 - you know with actual multitasking.
which is i think the reason protools now has a wintel port and sound on sound has be worrying about apple screwing the high end professional users to chase a consumer only stratergy, on and off for a few years now
So what they are saying in the style of Jeremy Clarkson " Where rubbish give us money "
unfortunately this is not uncommon I once had a chat with a very senior Guy in BT whose first job was opening the CEO (well the postmaster general at the time) mail. One chap kept writing to the Postmaster General about the evil organization that was bent on taking over the country - which in his eyes was the BBC
Not if they are pitching for government contracts - and that site well the face is a bit pussy it should be 5 foot higher and should curve inwards. They should have cut down the woods as on 2 sides of that facility the woods came up to the fence. And out in the country like that they should have just dug a moat it looks like they build a pond for cooling water any how
well the answer to that is for all tech companies to move all their operations out of texas - ok it will suck for Austin but hey you cant make an omlette.
well it was BS5750 and a research project in how it applied to software as opposed to more general engineering - you cant hang a defect ticket on a pice of code was one problem they found in the early days :-)
I actually had the lead at the BSI look over my code (a CBM Pet program to help chose O rings I seem to recall) as part of that project which was interesting.
huh this is TCP/IP there arn't real standards just guidelines written by hippie grad students that dodge the hard bits. BTW back in the day I was third-line support for the UK's X.400 infrastructure - we had to have a dedicated cupboard just to store all the OSI documentation - that's real standards. I also worked on a RnD project with the BSI that went towards the ISO 9000 standard.
re bridges falling over - probably the contractor screwed up - back in the day (working for a top 5 consulting engineers) i did a custom reverse engined program to help look at the tests done on the ground to see whose fault it was :-)
you will end up like the UK where most of the effort goes into getting D students to C - which is the key way schools are ranked. Schools also get round this by running classes in soft GCSE's so as to get a better score in the 5 Good GSCEs http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/educationnews/8374467/School-league-tables-overhauled-in-transparency-drive.html