Obviously you are right. Unfortunately, Sturgeon's law applies to both employees and management. So the odds that good ones meet in a professional setting are slim.
Coastal defence in The Netherlands is regulated by law. It is maintained at mean sealevel+36ft, whatever the rise. We're also nannies about getting shit done.
I think this happened on a much larger scale than just for the last generation. I've noticed that I'm way 'younger' in many ways than my parents were at the same age, and they were nowhere near as 'old' as my grandparents were at my current age. I guess the trend could be caused by the decline of life-threathening problems you encouter in your life-time.
I don't think Dubai is a signatory of the Antarctic Treaty. Seeing what has happened in the past onder the responsibily of non-signatories makes me think that this prohibition is not going to help. http://adam.antarcticanz.govt....
Yes, that's what old programmers used to do: build and test with efence and valgrid, and recompile https://linux.die.net/man/3/li... http://valgrind.org/ Interestingly neither of these lang standing approaches (Hi Bruce) appears to be mentioned in the IEEE paper. Peer review ain't what she used to be.
I think you made a smart choice to ask for advice here./. is famous for its opinion on legal matters. Most posters are actually lawyers pretending to be geeks living in the basement.
That's a very strange opinion. One of the parties in "Bradley Spengler v. Bruce Perens" must have thought a lawsuit was a good idea, so why does that party not deserve to be caught up in it?
Even more perspective, the federal debt to China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, India, France, the UK, and Japan combined is about five times that amount (https://www.thebalance.com/who-owns-the-u-s-national-debt-3306124). Clearly those countries would have a problem when the US defaults. That must be the hidden defense strategy...
..there's no standard placement/icon/requirement to let you go back and review/change what you've agreed to..
If you cannot easily see what you agreed to earlier, that would be in breach of article 12.1 of the GDPR. That is the very first article specifying the rights of the consumer. It may be stupid legislation, for protecting dumb consumers, but is is deliberate and thouroughly planned stupidity all the same.
I think for house prices it has come and gone. Maybe Mr Greenspan can explain what he did to fix those low prices around 2001. http://www.longtermtrends.net/...
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Really, at least 500,000 users of google+? Did they all move over from facebook recently?
Obviously you are right. Unfortunately, Sturgeon's law applies to both employees and management. So the odds that good ones meet in a professional setting are slim.
You clearly don't know what 'friends' are. Talking to, or spending time with, actual people has nothing to do with Bill's concept of a friend.
No, windows 10 is still running the August release of 18.04 by default.
Coastal defence in The Netherlands is regulated by law. It is maintained at mean sealevel+36ft, whatever the rise. We're also nannies about getting shit done.
I think this happened on a much larger scale than just for the last generation. I've noticed that I'm way 'younger' in many ways than my parents were at the same age, and they were nowhere near as 'old' as my grandparents were at my current age. I guess the trend could be caused by the decline of life-threathening problems you encouter in your life-time.
I don't think Dubai is a signatory of the Antarctic Treaty. Seeing what has happened in the past onder the responsibily of non-signatories makes me think that this prohibition is not going to help.
http://adam.antarcticanz.govt....
Yes, that's what old programmers used to do: build and test with efence and valgrid, and recompile
https://linux.die.net/man/3/li...
http://valgrind.org/
Interestingly neither of these lang standing approaches (Hi Bruce) appears to be mentioned in the IEEE paper.
Peer review ain't what she used to be.
That's a relief
I only get 400k hits on searching for Scada vulnerability (vs. 7.4M for XP)
I think you made a smart choice to ask for advice here. /. is famous for its opinion on legal matters. Most posters are actually lawyers pretending to be geeks living in the basement.
It wasn't hidden from wikipedia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep-water_coral
There's even a picture from a coral from South Carolina dating to 2002
More and more scarce?
https://ourworldindata.org/foo...
https://ourworldindata.org/wat...
That's a very strange opinion. One of the parties in "Bradley Spengler v. Bruce Perens" must have thought a lawsuit was a good idea, so why does that party not deserve to be caught up in it?
Weasel words. The input is parsed and transcribed. Who needs a recording?
If that feature actually worked as advertized, it would be ideal for online threats and stalking.
Even worse. Why can't they just buy the data fhey need from Facebook? Must be cheaper than going through court.
No, you are paying for them through inflated consumer prices.
Even more perspective, the federal debt to China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, India, France, the UK, and Japan combined is about five times that amount (https://www.thebalance.com/who-owns-the-u-s-national-debt-3306124). Clearly those countries would have a problem when the US defaults. That must be the hidden defense strategy...
Perhaps the US can copy the GDPR? At least you will have a legal course of action if you accidentally end up in a database you don't belong in...
..there's no standard placement/icon/requirement to let you go back and review/change what you've agreed to..
If you cannot easily see what you agreed to earlier, that would be in breach of article 12.1 of the GDPR. That is the very first article specifying the rights of the consumer. It may be stupid legislation, for protecting dumb consumers, but is is deliberate and thouroughly planned stupidity all the same.
Should be easy enough.
http://www.lexicolatry.com/201...
I think for house prices it has come and gone. Maybe Mr Greenspan can explain what he did to fix those low prices around 2001.
http://www.longtermtrends.net/...
Funny you should mention that country:
https://www.liechtenstein.li/e...
You mean Hamas?
Hm,
Excercise for the student: Replace each of your bullets with a pornographic reference. Can we now conclude that porn is science?