Is it really broke. The way you discribe it, the problem seems to be that the little guy has to be a little more innovative then before, because making minor changes to existing ideas just doesn't cut it. So when Rajiv Six-Pack comes up with a really brillant idea, nothing - nothing is stopping the "Microsofts" of the world taking his idea and making millions from it. Or do I really misunderstand the benefits of No Software Patents.
That may well be the truth, therefore, lets say that output of US Scientist is 3.6 this puts them in the top TEN, of course letss start looking at the relevence of the output of the other nations. The second place UK, would only require a rate of 71% trivial collections to match 3.6% in the US. For Japan this would need only be 52% t.c. to equal that of the US, as for there rest, Canada who on RAW output would be ahead of the US, would only need to generate 23% trivial collection to equal the US.
I feel reasonably confident that the US would be in the top 2 for output of scientific publications based on the premise that all nations product SOME amount of trivial publications.
No, but hanging up on a respondant because they said they favoured one flavour of OS would be just as invalid. You have no reason to believe that the quote was not verbatim. Except to push you're own agenda?
I reiterate that the respondants are allowed to be subjective as it is their opinion being sought.
It is up to the researchers to then publish all the opinions in the form of statistics which can be used to form an objective evaluation.
In all fairness, the parent was asked if he trusted microsoft so answering No was an option. Also it really up to the respondant to be objective? I would think not, because by the nature of surveys is to canvas subjective opinion and then present all opinions objectively.
We just started our product with MSDE = MSSQL server (for our purposes), free license. When the end user wants more grunt out of the Database, just drop in MSSQL server! Instant Migration!
Perhaps they have the BIOS settings to POWER UP or WAKE-On-LAN. With proper configuration so only a specific MAC (that's Media Access Control) Address can get access to the machine.
Not to be rude, but in all that you didn't seem to make much of a point of how well you did the job you were hired to do. Strictly speaking doing duties that are not in your job discription, and there for not part of your job objectives, you are leaving yourself open to be overlooked.
If you reinstall a program on windows, the installation process recreates the registry settings it needs. So how exactly does this render your data unusable?
What are these Koala Bears you speak of. Surely we are talking about the humble Koala are we not. Have you ever had a Koala fall on you? It could be lethal.
Guys, apparently it is not good to use consistant naming standard for our installation program - please rename it to something other than install.exe or setup.exe.
Note to Support team:
Look forward to a lot of phone calls from our new clients, they may get a little lost when installing for the first time as our new installation program is called BARNEYRUBBLE.EXE
Since most holy workers are not in a position to go out and earn an income, don't they need to be paid, so as to pay their bills and feed themselves - or should *God* provide that directly?
But is is important enough for the customer that they are willing to Pay the x months of development time to get the whole product?
If they are not willing to do that then they will move on to the competitors product.
If my sales guy want to sell my product as is with the sweetner that Function Y will be available to them free of charge within X months, then he understands both the customer needs. And that non existant functionality does take time to build.
I remember a few years back at the bank I worked at - the Marketing guys put out an ad campaign for a new lending product then went to the dev. team to get it implemented, on the friday afternoon before the weekend the ad campaign went live.
This really depends on the level of understanding the developer has for the client needs in the first place. It also depends a lot on the clients ability to properly describe what they need. Since these are often dynamic, then the mix of planning and documentation vs protoyping has to be determine for each project. The biggest issue with prototyping is when the prototype is seen as the finished product, no matter how well it is explained that it is just a visualisation tool.
What if I read that article line by line and clicked all the links, I'm living in 2005 here in Sydney Australia. Does that mean I am ineligable or do I qualify for the 2005 award!
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I think the point was he may have installed in 20 machines, but that did not ensure that 20 users actually stopped using MSIE to use FireFox.
Is it really broke.
The way you discribe it, the problem seems to be that the little guy has to be a little more innovative then before, because making minor changes to existing ideas just doesn't cut it.
So when Rajiv Six-Pack comes up with a really brillant idea, nothing - nothing is stopping the "Microsofts" of the world taking his idea and making millions from it.
Or do I really misunderstand the benefits of No Software Patents.
Even in the BBC series Trillian had an American accent.
That may well be the truth, therefore, lets say that output of US Scientist is 3.6 this puts them in the top TEN, of course letss start looking at the relevence of the output of the other nations.
The second place UK, would only require a rate of 71% trivial collections to match 3.6% in the US. For Japan this would need only be 52% t.c. to equal that of the US, as for there rest, Canada who on RAW output would be ahead of the US, would only need to generate 23% trivial collection to equal the US.
I feel reasonably confident that the US would be in the top 2 for output of scientific publications based on the premise that all nations product SOME amount of trivial publications.
Perhaps a lot of the multimedia links are in English have been omitted?
No, but hanging up on a respondant because they said they favoured one flavour of OS would be just as invalid.
You have no reason to believe that the quote was not verbatim. Except to push you're own agenda?
I reiterate that the respondants are allowed to be subjective as it is their opinion being sought.
It is up to the researchers to then publish all the opinions in the form of statistics which can be used to form an objective evaluation.
In all fairness, the parent was asked if he trusted microsoft so answering No was an option.
Also it really up to the respondant to be objective?
I would think not, because by the nature of surveys is to canvas subjective opinion and then present all opinions objectively.
We just started our product with MSDE = MSSQL server (for our purposes), free license. When the end user wants more grunt out of the Database, just drop in MSSQL server! Instant Migration!
Perhaps they have the BIOS settings to POWER UP or WAKE-On-LAN. With proper configuration so only a specific MAC (that's Media Access Control) Address can get access to the machine.
P.S. Apt sig.
Not to be rude, but in all that you didn't seem to make much of a point of how well you did the job you were hired to do.
Strictly speaking doing duties that are not in your job discription, and there for not part of your job objectives, you are leaving yourself open to be overlooked.
Would you admit that your MacOS X system was compromised. Or would you quitely fix it and never say a word.
If you reinstall a program on windows, the installation process recreates the registry settings it needs. So how exactly does this render your data unusable?
I guess this is also true for Windows products then?
What are these Koala Bears you speak of.
Surely we are talking about the humble Koala are we not.
Have you ever had a Koala fall on you? It could be lethal.
Note to development team:
Guys, apparently it is not good to use consistant naming standard for our installation program - please rename it to something other than install.exe or setup.exe.
Note to Support team:
Look forward to a lot of phone calls from our new clients, they may get a little lost when installing for the first time as our new installation program is called BARNEYRUBBLE.EXE
Looks like the store has been slashdotted.
Which I think the idea is that, it gets a chance to scan before the virus is loaded.
Call me paranoid but, when Linux has 2 or 3 virus protection software companies interested in Linux users, then let the games begin.
No Salt water does not freeze, the ICE is mostly Fresh water and rocks and dirt maybe.
check this link for an explaination
I get the same comfort level knowing that my Windows platform is behind hardware firewall.
Since most holy workers are not in a position to go out and earn an income, don't they need to be paid, so as to pay their bills and feed themselves - or should *God* provide that directly?
A form of windows was 64-bit before linux existed.
Pendant!
But is is important enough for the customer that they are willing to Pay the x months of development time to get the whole product?
If they are not willing to do that then they will move on to the competitors product.
If my sales guy want to sell my product as is with the sweetner that Function Y will be available to them free of charge within X months, then he understands both the customer needs. And that non existant functionality does take time to build.
I remember a few years back at the bank I worked at - the Marketing guys put out an ad campaign for a new lending product then went to the dev. team to get it implemented, on the friday afternoon before the weekend the ad campaign went live.
This really depends on the level of understanding the developer has for the client needs in the first place. It also depends a lot on the clients ability to properly describe what they need.
Since these are often dynamic, then the mix of planning and documentation vs protoyping has to be determine for each project.
The biggest issue with prototyping is when the prototype is seen as the finished product, no matter how well it is explained that it is just a visualisation tool.
What if I read that article line by line and clicked all the links, I'm living in 2005 here in Sydney Australia. Does that mean I am ineligable or do I qualify for the 2005 award!
Difficult to suggest that earth quake could be directly related to global warming.
Random event is pretty apt for undersea seismic activity.