I didn't read the article, but on first glance I'd say that if what you sent was encrypted, there would be no way for a program to sniff and see what was being sent.
I mean if the Segway was every 3rd object on the sidewalk, yeah it'd be a problem. But my guess is that maybe it's like 1 out of every 5000.
They are neat to watch, I saw one at a college I was selling at. A radio station had it and it was plastered with ads. That's why I think that the Segway will never be that popular, it's too expensive and only the super rich and those that have advertising revenue streams will be able to use it.
Software engineers analyse the problem, create designs and document them, create models (e.g. UML), use patterns, define APIs, integrate existing software components and the like
Huh, funny. My old employer must have had the job description wrong, as I was a SE II and did none of that. I did write a lot of code though.
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I didn't read the article, but on first glance I'd say that if what you sent was encrypted, there would be no way for a program to sniff and see what was being sent.
I mean if the Segway was every 3rd object on the sidewalk, yeah it'd be a problem. But my guess is that maybe it's like 1 out of every 5000.
They are neat to watch, I saw one at a college I was selling at. A radio station had it and it was plastered with ads. That's why I think that the Segway will never be that popular, it's too expensive and only the super rich and those that have advertising revenue streams will be able to use it.
I thought it was Sendmail that went thru a string of exploits one after the other?
Perhaps you should have used plain text?
Wasn't it just prvoven that it's not really the Gulf Stream that moderates teh weatehr in N. Europe but the Rockies in the Western US?
That fight needed to to be fought 7 years ago. It's too late now.
Yeah but then the extra money you get from unionizing all goes to the union as 'dues'. So who wins? Not you.
You may not have imagined it, but it was happening.
I'd say that 90% of the time I was given a problem and told to fix it. The other 10% I was told how to fix it.
Bring it up to the STATE LABOR board. That's like getting robbed and chasing after the robber to tell him that he just broke the law.
Do you not have a contract with the company?
Software engineers analyse the problem, create designs and document them, create models (e.g. UML), use patterns, define APIs, integrate existing software components and the like
Huh, funny. My old employer must have had the job description wrong, as I was a SE II and did none of that. I did write a lot of code though.
Didn't the parent mention a 10 minute buffer? I'm assuming that the buffer would try to keep itself full.
And when I bike ride I hit more bumps and stuff when I jog.
My first job after college was under 30k a year. If you were offered under 24k a year, I might be sympatheic.
In all fairness if the majority of the websites today that are Slashdotted would not use a mySQL dynamic solution to serve pages, they'd be okay.
Oh man. I could drive around get all my Gentoo boxes up to date so much faster.
Why is it you can use them for biking but not jogging?
Well then why don't we make it $10.06 an hour?
There are of course just so many finite chords out there.
if it's done by the same people who did the CD MAP lawsuit you may be waiting til next year.
Don't forget the crazies that think that selling beer at Sheetz is somehow gonna allow kids to buy alcohol easily.
I hate the State Liquor store crap. And the whole "You can buy this many six packs, but if you come back in you can buy some more" rule.
I am pretty sure that statistically, we're all gonna die someday.
So you can feed yourself. What happens when it snows and you get cold. You have no house.
And please define a family wage?
For God's sake I have a Aureal Vortex card and it's worked with Linux for hmm, well I bought this machine 4 years ago, so it's worked the whole time.
Just put up a lightning rod.