What exactly do they mean by tech startup? The 40 year old project manager for a software company that leaves to consult with an existing customer base to increase freedom/pay? Or the Elon Musk starting a new billion dollar venture? I guess they're both tech, and they're both startups, but the current industry definition of tech startup only really applies to the latter, while the age of the people being mentioned are the people that go into small time consulting after they're tired of the corporate world and realize that the company is charging the customer $200/hr while you're being paid $50/hr to render service
Funny thing, LAUSD is among the upper echelons of districts in per student spending in the state, yet they rank well below the nearby suburban districts that are in the mid or low range of student spending in things like avg SAT scores, graduation rates, etc. It's not a money problem. It's a parenting problem and a demographic problem(almost need separate school systems for the amount of ESL burdening the educators)
Civilized countries like Switzerland, where almost everyone has an assault rifle at home at one time or another and has an option to take a fire arm home for free from the government after their mandatory military service? That country is pretty goddamn civilized.
On one side, but then last year there was a whole mess of shit thrown on the AGW fire about how the sea ice is all but gone. Stop media sensationalism, then maybe we can have rational debate and rational resolutions
What came first, the iPhone or the App Store? Android or the Android Market? If you don't sell any devices to access your market, you aren't going to make any money.
Problem like price will be dealt with with clearance of unsold hardware. Woot has already has some cheap Windows tablets recently.
Problems like features/software that people want for professional use(or power user use) won't be dealt with either if how they treated WP7 is any indication
Or they should've priced it like the Kindle Fire. Dumb price for a limited product. No.Net is fine, simply because Metro is completely consumer oriented, but you have to price it for consumers
That's why we Californian's give them free sex changes, free kidney transplants for lifers while non-incarcerated people die from lack of organs because they're lower on the list, etc.
Browser incompatibilities, but also browser compatibility. The fact that it doesn't require anything special, just a browser, is why it continues to pervade everything web related.
Of course a 4 digit code with non-repeating numbers is bad. My code was 6 digits long with only 3 numbers used for the doors, 7 and 4 for the trunk. With unknowable length and the combination unknown, just knowing that 4 digits on the 10 digit keypad were worn doesn't make it easy to brute force simply because repeating digits with unknown length throws everything to hell from a manual entry perspective.
My 1986 Nissan Maxima had a keypad. I keyed in a code(of my choosing, plugged in at the dealership) and it unlocked my driver door, all my doors, my trunk, etc. I loved it because I could stash my keys in the trunk when I was doing something where I didn't want to keep my keys with me(like going to the gym) and just punch my key in when I wanted access. Sadly, this never caught on. I like it much better than fobs(other than remote start in cold weather).
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Were? You think things are better? Our government is executing Americans overseas without a trial(even an unfair one) now.
You know what's more American than an iPhone? Toyota Camry. Built in the US by Americans
Apple has billions invested in Chinese suppliers? Just a wild guess
That was actually towards the first 1/3 of the book. The girl he picked up got killed pretty early on.
I was very invested in the book. When that happened I had to put the book down for a few weeks
Without Remorse was one of the better modern fiction novels I've read, and totally accessible to those not looking for military porn
What exactly do they mean by tech startup? The 40 year old project manager for a software company that leaves to consult with an existing customer base to increase freedom/pay? Or the Elon Musk starting a new billion dollar venture? I guess they're both tech, and they're both startups, but the current industry definition of tech startup only really applies to the latter, while the age of the people being mentioned are the people that go into small time consulting after they're tired of the corporate world and realize that the company is charging the customer $200/hr while you're being paid $50/hr to render service
Funny thing, LAUSD is among the upper echelons of districts in per student spending in the state, yet they rank well below the nearby suburban districts that are in the mid or low range of student spending in things like avg SAT scores, graduation rates, etc. It's not a money problem. It's a parenting problem and a demographic problem(almost need separate school systems for the amount of ESL burdening the educators)
At least it doesn't have a ridiculous name like Raspberry Pi
I've run ATi cards off and on since the 8500. Never had issues.
Civilized countries like Switzerland, where almost everyone has an assault rifle at home at one time or another and has an option to take a fire arm home for free from the government after their mandatory military service? That country is pretty goddamn civilized.
On one side, but then last year there was a whole mess of shit thrown on the AGW fire about how the sea ice is all but gone. Stop media sensationalism, then maybe we can have rational debate and rational resolutions
SQUEAK, I TELL YOU!
What came first, the iPhone or the App Store? Android or the Android Market? If you don't sell any devices to access your market, you aren't going to make any money.
Problem like price will be dealt with with clearance of unsold hardware. Woot has already has some cheap Windows tablets recently.
Problems like features/software that people want for professional use(or power user use) won't be dealt with either if how they treated WP7 is any indication
Or they should've priced it like the Kindle Fire. Dumb price for a limited product. No .Net is fine, simply because Metro is completely consumer oriented, but you have to price it for consumers
Well, it's not the IT people, rather the Information Technology part.
Yea, he's only the most generous philanthropist in the world. Fuck helping people, I want cheap power
That's why we Californian's give them free sex changes, free kidney transplants for lifers while non-incarcerated people die from lack of organs because they're lower on the list, etc.
Browser incompatibilities, but also browser compatibility. The fact that it doesn't require anything special, just a browser, is why it continues to pervade everything web related.
Everyone is on his naughty list, it's just being elevated that matters
It is the most popular desktop linux experience
I see you've never heard of Unity.
How is that any less secure? How do "they" know you have a 6 digit combination?
Of course a 4 digit code with non-repeating numbers is bad. My code was 6 digits long with only 3 numbers used for the doors, 7 and 4 for the trunk. With unknowable length and the combination unknown, just knowing that 4 digits on the 10 digit keypad were worn doesn't make it easy to brute force simply because repeating digits with unknown length throws everything to hell from a manual entry perspective.
My 1986 Nissan Maxima had a keypad. I keyed in a code(of my choosing, plugged in at the dealership) and it unlocked my driver door, all my doors, my trunk, etc. I loved it because I could stash my keys in the trunk when I was doing something where I didn't want to keep my keys with me(like going to the gym) and just punch my key in when I wanted access. Sadly, this never caught on. I like it much better than fobs(other than remote start in cold weather).