realy you don't understand the point hes making between Catholic and Protestant? maybe it only works for those brought up in Europe or the States i think his analogy is a realy good one.
yep i used to work for telecom gold (dialcom) on the billing side (I wrote the core of the x.400 billing system) and you don't want to go back to that era 20p a mail plus tiered data charges on top of that.
um you do know what a dick you look here - I worked for the worlds leading RnD organization in fluids and other things our boss was the president of the Mechanical engineers - we where across the road from one of Europs top 5 Business schools which we all looked down on them as the special needs kids.
Dam fucking right we looked down them for good reason we all thought that we would not trust them with maintaining any car we owned - trust me if you had seen them you would have agreed.
Actualy as some one who started out in mech eng. Its technician, technician engineer then engineer. The difference is you are on the professional track.
'auto mechanic ' is just a trade there's no where to go is there? F1 and race cars don't count as they take graduate entrants
You may not consider IT a profession but as its overwhelming graduate entry and has the other attributes of a profession 'non directed hours and so on a lot of people do.
Though given my experience with Joomla sites it might have been better if those involved had stayed working at mc Donalds
this is a very poor analogy IT is not a trade like 'auto mechanic' its a profession. And having come into IT via a vocational route I and all the other students on my mech eng BTEC course regarded the auto mechanics with horror we seriously doubted if more than 50% of the could open the box containing a new component at the right end.
and in no way would a 'auto mechanic' know anything about upholstery. and the average programmer isn't going to know that much about Cisco ok I do having done the cisco academy CCNA and the Wireless equivalent but i was the UK's OSI X.400 thirdline support for BT back in the day - I am a very atypical programmer.
so pop quiz from memory whats the process for recoving a bricked 2600 ? or whats the default serial port settings ?
if you need "I need folks who are able to hit the ground running" you don't hire new graduates you hire old hands who have a few years of experience. This is just the old whining of companies not wanting to pay for training.
no in the UK you have to do you your BS then do CPD for a number of years and then you are an engineer - oh and you need to know the right people as well:-)
yes but professions have you know "chartered status" photography is a trade. how the frack did this comment get marked insightful? probably by some one who thinks Stephen fry is a geek!
well from experience working for BT Mobile phone companies don't attract the best techies - surprised that after the news of the world phone hacking that voda hadn't tightened up on security.
senior government guy "you know getting hacked by the Chinese secret service isn't exactly going to do your bid any favors, apart from giving Matt Cutts old work colleagues at the NSA a good laugh".
Google should have smiled and taken their lumps like a grown up - you don't see BP share holders or all the British pensioners whose pensions have major BP share holdings suing the US Government over the way Obama and others bullied BP when it was an American subcontractors fault.
both parties moving to OMOV (one member one vote) along uk lines would be better - you could even do it on a state by state basis then make the decision at the convention.
yeh they botched the migration they probably just assumed it would happen like the ITU and the PTT's thought that X.400/OSI would replace this rubbishy SMTP TCP/IP
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realy you don't understand the point hes making between Catholic and Protestant? maybe it only works for those brought up in Europe or the States i think his analogy is a realy good one.
yep i used to work for telecom gold (dialcom) on the billing side (I wrote the core of the x.400 billing system) and you don't want to go back to that era 20p a mail plus tiered data charges on top of that.
sounds like DBP has manged to looby for a return to the 70's and 80's with the ptt running the countrys email system
um you do know what a dick you look here - I worked for the worlds leading RnD organization in fluids and other things our boss was the president of the Mechanical engineers - we where across the road from one of Europs top 5 Business schools which we all looked down on them as the special needs kids. Dam fucking right we looked down them for good reason we all thought that we would not trust them with maintaining any car we owned - trust me if you had seen them you would have agreed.
Actualy as some one who started out in mech eng. Its technician, technician engineer then engineer. The difference is you are on the professional track. 'auto mechanic ' is just a trade there's no where to go is there? F1 and race cars don't count as they take graduate entrants You may not consider IT a profession but as its overwhelming graduate entry and has the other attributes of a profession 'non directed hours and so on a lot of people do. Though given my experience with Joomla sites it might have been better if those involved had stayed working at mc Donalds
this is a very poor analogy IT is not a trade like 'auto mechanic' its a profession. And having come into IT via a vocational route I and all the other students on my mech eng BTEC course regarded the auto mechanics with horror we seriously doubted if more than 50% of the could open the box containing a new component at the right end. and in no way would a 'auto mechanic' know anything about upholstery. and the average programmer isn't going to know that much about Cisco ok I do having done the cisco academy CCNA and the Wireless equivalent but i was the UK's OSI X.400 thirdline support for BT back in the day - I am a very atypical programmer. so pop quiz from memory whats the process for recoving a bricked 2600 ? or whats the default serial port settings ?
if you need "I need folks who are able to hit the ground running" you don't hire new graduates you hire old hands who have a few years of experience. This is just the old whining of companies not wanting to pay for training.
PIC Microcontrollers have been around much long and probably have a lot more than 100k units shipped
they weren't thinking
stone hand axes any more
no in the UK you have to do you your BS then do CPD for a number of years and then you are an engineer - oh and you need to know the right people as well :-)
yes but professions have you know "chartered status" photography is a trade. how the frack did this comment get marked insightful? probably by some one who thinks Stephen fry is a geek!
so its essentially the same clearance if your in the army or work for a defense contractor
curses :-)
oh course I should have used a Hollerith format for my comment
wanabet on that as a "real Programmer can write FORTRAN in any language :-)
would Amazon not have to buy the app just like say walmart buys HDTV's to sell from a wholesaler.
well from experience working for BT Mobile phone companies don't attract the best techies - surprised that after the news of the world phone hacking that voda hadn't tightened up on security.
senior government guy "you know getting hacked by the Chinese secret service isn't exactly going to do your bid any favors, apart from giving Matt Cutts old work colleagues at the NSA a good laugh".
Google should have smiled and taken their lumps like a grown up - you don't see BP share holders or all the British pensioners whose pensions have major BP share holdings suing the US Government over the way Obama and others bullied BP when it was an American subcontractors fault.
they would have glassed the Ruhr industrial heartland - that is what the Manhattan project was aiming at.
both parties moving to OMOV (one member one vote) along uk lines would be better - you could even do it on a state by state basis then make the decision at the convention.
wow I sit corrected - not that I have ever seen one in the flesh maybe this is Renauts Dacia Sandero :-)
Looks like its been pulled from the UK due to poor sales. If it takes off in france I can see the regs being written to exclude it.
I also suspect that if this tax targets vehicles used by french farmers that this idea will be dropped quickly.
and Renaut doesnt realy make a SUV which is why i suspect they are targeting them
yeh they botched the migration they probably just assumed it would happen like the ITU and the PTT's thought that X.400/OSI would replace this rubbishy SMTP TCP/IP
they have been saying this for years I remember when I had a key role in the uk's OSI infrastructure 20 years ago they where saying this back then.
what needs to happen is reconsideration of the whole ipv6 standard - they never considered how to migrate from 4 to 6.
Uncle Borris from the FSB comes round and pulls your fingernails out with rusty pliers