Dumming down of young generation Bill Gates way. Everybody wins: young people entertain themseelves into idiocy while their parents spend even less time with their kids and Bill Gates gets richer.
Didn't he say that if security is important to you, don't publish your private info on Internet? Password in chrome account is private info of course. I can see that SOB gleafully rubbing his hand: "We've got you!"
>I simply find both sales and marketing immoral (at least in the forms they commonly have in our society).
But both may be immoral:
-- programmers when producing an inferior product, which is still marketed and sold
-- sales and marketing when misrepresenting superior product for the benefit of marketing or sales
The way to morality (if we are to look for it in here) is to do both correctly, but that mostly depends on hiring good people at all company levels and that mysterious thing called quality.
When company is sold this is naturally the first thing that is likely to suffer.
I wonder if our Nobel Prize for Peace winner, Dear Leader, Messiah, Conman in Chief, found a handle on some (2 ?) of the Supreme Court Judges? Perhaps something subtle and personal.
I've read interesting article (Testing at the speed and scale of Google) about continuing integration system used by Google and a blog entry by a former Google employee which claims every line that is checked in at Google gets reviewed. I wonder how this obvious bug got through.
Good for him. Sabotage the sabotager.
Assange will end up live on proceeds from T-shirt sales, paybacks from blackmailing private people and donations from his abused girlfriends. And not many people will be willing to give him normal job.
So long, Julian.
The book storyline will go like this: Since women from countries in state of constant political upheaval were in short supply, the hero tried to expand his horizon with easier accessible Swedish samples, but got dragged into hornet nest (ouch!) of female revolutionaries. The book will be widely read by vulgar housewives in state of constant bore, whom Assange pretends to despise. The more I read about the man the more novelty of his marketed brand of anarchism feels worn out... like a used condom.
What's good and exciting for you is not so for others. I compared VNC and nxserver for remote access of Linux windows session and nxserver responsiveness is superior. I call it good engineering and as long as NoMachine keeps it up, closed or no closed source, I see no reason to switch to VNC.
While it is true that military is not always engaged in the battle field, progressive slashdotters with propensity for big talk are never engaged in it in a meaningful way. As such they shouldn't say what is good for military. Just be a good nerd and love Obama, will you?
In case you didn't notice people don't want privacy as long as this is done on their terms. When they realize that it's not they'll revolt and cool creepy companies will suffer.
Eventually trickle-up lack of privacy will catch up with these companies and they will suffer. And those who hang with Facebook (and Google) will have severe hangover. It's Moby Dick all over again, with Eric Schmidt (the "creep") - the new captain Ahab.
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What do you expect from Google chrony capitlists? 'Don't do evil', ny foot.
Dumming down of young generation Bill Gates way.
Everybody wins: young people entertain themseelves into idiocy while their parents spend even less time with their kids and Bill Gates gets richer.
Didn't he say that if security is important to you, don't publish your private info on Internet? Password in chrome account is private info of course. I can see that SOB gleafully rubbing his hand: "We've got you!"
Assange is a big-mouth real coward, celebrated by big-mouth virtual heroes.
I've heard that Soda Jerk from New York demanded that no function be allowed to exceed 200 lines of code.
Assinate Assange can become first Ass in Aussie Senate.
Can somebody please attach this device to the teleprompter of current occupier of the White House? As a public favour.
>I simply find both sales and marketing immoral (at least in the forms they commonly have in our society). But both may be immoral: -- programmers when producing an inferior product, which is still marketed and sold -- sales and marketing when misrepresenting superior product for the benefit of marketing or sales The way to morality (if we are to look for it in here) is to do both correctly, but that mostly depends on hiring good people at all company levels and that mysterious thing called quality. When company is sold this is naturally the first thing that is likely to suffer.
I wonder if our Nobel Prize for Peace winner, Dear Leader, Messiah, Conman in Chief, found a handle on some (2 ?) of the Supreme Court Judges? Perhaps something subtle and personal.
I've read interesting article (Testing at the speed and scale of Google) about continuing integration system used by Google and a blog entry by a former Google employee which claims every line that is checked in at Google gets reviewed. I wonder how this obvious bug got through.
Good for him. Sabotage the sabotager. Assange will end up live on proceeds from T-shirt sales, paybacks from blackmailing private people and donations from his abused girlfriends. And not many people will be willing to give him normal job. So long, Julian.
May be to trade this on best prison in Egypt?
The book storyline will go like this: Since women from countries in state of constant political upheaval were in short supply, the hero tried to expand his horizon with easier accessible Swedish samples, but got dragged into hornet nest (ouch!) of female revolutionaries. The book will be widely read by vulgar housewives in state of constant bore, whom Assange pretends to despise. The more I read about the man the more novelty of his marketed brand of anarchism feels worn out ... like a used condom.
What's good and exciting for you is not so for others. I compared VNC and nxserver for remote access of Linux windows session and nxserver responsiveness is superior. I call it good engineering and as long as NoMachine keeps it up, closed or no closed source, I see no reason to switch to VNC.
While it is true that military is not always engaged in the battle field, progressive slashdotters with propensity for big talk are never engaged in it in a meaningful way. As such they shouldn't say what is good for military. Just be a good nerd and love Obama, will you?
In case you didn't notice people don't want privacy as long as this is done on their terms. When they realize that it's not they'll revolt and cool creepy companies will suffer.
Eventually trickle-up lack of privacy will catch up with these companies and they will suffer. And those who hang with Facebook (and Google) will have severe hangover. It's Moby Dick all over again, with Eric Schmidt (the "creep") - the new captain Ahab.
Or perform context switching between cores.