Not really. The "well-oiled machine" image of Nazism was mostly propaganda. In fact, it was mostly run on nepotism and personal favoritism. The parts of the German war machine that were well-organized and worked according to well-laid out policies with those parts that were there *before* the Nazis (like the General Staff).
It would be number two. GNU sed will actually tell you that you didn't terminate your 's' command correctly. Older seds will just say something like "garbled command".
Well, of course they are. And so are we. And so is everybody. Any military intel organization would have to be a fool not to be checking to see if useful information was left lying around in this fashion. In fact, if I were an intel officer, I'd be thinking about laying out disinformation through fake blogs.
Correct. They can't change the licensing of anything currently released under Copyleft. They can prevent anything being released under Copyleft in the future.
One is being allowed to fall back on his full retirement bennies, and the other is being paid to not work. Yep, that's some kind of punishment, there. (Granted, the one on administrative leave might wind up catching it later. Then again, he might not.) Compare this to the worker who tried to blow the whistle on them a few years ago. They FIRED her ass.
The article notes that the Veterans' Administration *has* computerized graves registration elsewhere, successfully, covering ten times the number of graves at one-third the cost of this utterly failed effort.
Most of us access the internet through the relatively small number of cable and telephone companies that actually own the wire that runs to our home (or the wireless tower that gives us a signal). If you can successfully lean on them to shut down, the Internet may technically still be running, but YOU won't be using it.
Two kids applying for a job, one has at least used CFD a few times and the other goes "No, but I can figure it out!" its pretty straightforward who is getting the job.
Yep. Neither of them. No place that uses CFD as part of the job is going to accept anyone who isn't a certified engineer with extensive training in its use.
Also, while Islam didn't have a "reformation", it also has the "two-substantially-dissimilar-and-mutually-displeased-with-one-another-sects-operating-under-one-heading" thing going, with the Sunni and Shia branches
The Sunni/Shia split happened very early on and really resembles the Orthodox/Catholic split in Christianity a lot more than it does the Reformation.
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Not really. The "well-oiled machine" image of Nazism was mostly propaganda. In fact, it was mostly run on nepotism and personal favoritism. The parts of the German war machine that were well-organized and worked according to well-laid out policies with those parts that were there *before* the Nazis (like the General Staff).
But what if you don't play Final Fantasy?
It would be number two. GNU sed will actually tell you that you didn't terminate your 's' command correctly. Older seds will just say something like "garbled command".
Well, of course they are. And so are we. And so is everybody. Any military intel organization would have to be a fool not to be checking to see if useful information was left lying around in this fashion. In fact, if I were an intel officer, I'd be thinking about laying out disinformation through fake blogs.
Geez, where do I sign up?? Those are all GREAT ideas!
Correct. They can't change the licensing of anything currently released under Copyleft. They can prevent anything being released under Copyleft in the future.
Yes, they can. Federal law defines what copyright is and what it does, and guess who writes Federal law?
One is being allowed to fall back on his full retirement bennies, and the other is being paid to not work. Yep, that's some kind of punishment, there. (Granted, the one on administrative leave might wind up catching it later. Then again, he might not.) Compare this to the worker who tried to blow the whistle on them a few years ago. They FIRED her ass.
That might almost be reasonable--that sort of thing gets expensive when they're not making them anymore.
The article notes that the Veterans' Administration *has* computerized graves registration elsewhere, successfully, covering ten times the number of graves at one-third the cost of this utterly failed effort.
If only he were. They spent $5 million dollars and they DON'T EVEN HAVE A DATABASE. At all. Of anything.
Er, no, he doesn't. What the hell ever gave you the idea that he could?
I don't know about Canada, but in the US, just making stuff up so you can be hauled in can get the police charged with False Arrest.
Did he have an agreement with the G20 meeting organizers to test their security? You don't get to "test" people's security against their will.
Most of us access the internet through the relatively small number of cable and telephone companies that actually own the wire that runs to our home (or the wireless tower that gives us a signal). If you can successfully lean on them to shut down, the Internet may technically still be running, but YOU won't be using it.
That's right! Our public doesn't believe in a controlled, manipulated mainstream press, so the answer must be MORE control and manipulation!
Yep. Neither of them. No place that uses CFD as part of the job is going to accept anyone who isn't a certified engineer with extensive training in its use.
But he was a Californian for his entire political career.
I swear, I read that and the brass section in the back of my head immediately started up:
WebFINGER!! (Dah DAAAH daah!)
He's the man, the man with the browser touch...
Tref?
You realize that you're trying to sell this to the greatest concentration of natural unicorn hunters the world has ever seen.
Fuck everything, we're doing five screens.
Well, the PhDs have a little thing called KNOWING WHAT THE FUCK THEY'RE DOING.
But apparently not the consequences their ignorance and sense of entitlement force on others.
You mean, like when Jesus says, "Upon this rock I shall build my Church"?
The Sunni/Shia split happened very early on and really resembles the Orthodox/Catholic split in Christianity a lot more than it does the Reformation.