partly because there are lots of people who want you to be secure against everyone but them. And that includes all of the major computer manufacturers who, roughly speaking, want to manage your computer for you
1. Corrupt officers will always find a way to have their recording equipment 'become ineffective' when they are doing illegal things, like provoking suspects....
2. Corrupt justice officals will always find a way to tamper with evidence so it becomes damaged or lost.
3. It is up to Citizens to be the Watchers, and post the raw video of incidents to Social Media, like youtube, and get the word out.
However, I also think that if a team or individual programmer can release software that serves a useful purpose, and is maintainable, then those are the only things that matter. Which language, functional or object-oriented 'way' that was used to get there? Seems less important.
(As for all the CompSci101 ad hominem one-upmanship of which definition is best to apply to each programming language, methodology, or style, I say: go do your bran muffin time *rueful laugh*
For me, I prefer OO programming (c++/java) to functional programming (C-lang), just due to encapsulation. I like having an object, with methods for its attributes, public/private methods, and such. Then having the objects interact in my program. It kinda makes sense to how I think.
However, I also think that if a team or individual programmer can release software that serves a useful purpose, and is maintainable, then those are the only things that matter. Which language, functional or object-oriented 'way' that was used to get there? Seems less important.
I think, because only a fraction of 'net users are security conscious.
The rest just use the 'defaults' of their apps and search result links for things like email , online shopping, and online banking, and trust(?) that the people providing the access to their email, online banking, and online shopping, kept them safe.
Slashdot Mirror
*thud*
-- The Princess Bride
Without him, I probably wouldn't have had the career I was able to have, nor enjoy the Debian distribution I currently enjoy every day.
I am grateful.
Use PostIt notes to cover the camera lens, until _you_ chose to allow yourself to be video-ed.
: )
The Six Million Dollar Man predates StarWars and bionics, m'kay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Will be interesting to see how copyright and patent laws evolve, once people can DIY more and more and more.
Will things evolve to end up like "Venus Equaliteral - Special Delivery" or continue with the status quo?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
For people on a STEM path, yes.
I'd like to see small coding projects be part of the curriculum of science classes.
Elementary school, can have a Science Club, and maybe some coding projects.
Middle School, in science elective courses.
High School, in science elective courses.
College, if someone is in a STEM major of study.
For everyone to have to learn it? Nah.
That's right! ...my bad for forgetting it's already here.
My prediction, and not exactly a stretch to predict: Cars will be next.
"Someone's gonna kiss the donkey." -- Battleship
...They seem to be quite proud of their massive warrantless text analysis ; )
Perhaps something like Artistic Style might help.
http://astyle.sourceforge.net/
Kudos, and well deserved.
C++ is my favorite language to program with, over the past few years.
No, thanks.
Choosing a proprietary solution is not a good answer.
Model rocketry Surface to Air Missiles are next, it seems.
30 days is plenty of time to research, patch, test, public announce fix, make fix available.
Playing with the little metal media guard 'door' on the 3.5inch floppy disc, letting it snick closed after opening it with a finger.
Was a unique and distinctive sound.
1. Corrupt officers will always find a way to have their recording equipment 'become ineffective' when they are doing illegal things, like provoking suspects....
2. Corrupt justice officals will always find a way to tamper with evidence so it becomes damaged or lost.
3. It is up to Citizens to be the Watchers, and post the raw video of incidents to Social Media, like youtube, and get the word out.
H.G. Wells has given us a glimpse how things might end up for those that cannot create/fix/use anything: meatl
(As for all the CompSci101 ad hominem one-upmanship of which definition is best to apply to each programming language, methodology, or style, I say: go do your bran muffin time *rueful laugh*
"A shoe!" -- Monty Python, Life of Brian
https://www.youtube.com/watch?... )
Yeah, probably true.
I _meant_ function-al programming, .like as in using functions in C, as opposed to OO.
For me, I prefer OO programming (c++/java) to functional programming (C-lang), just due to encapsulation. I like having an object, with methods for its attributes, public/private methods, and such. Then having the objects interact in my program. It kinda makes sense to how I think.
However, I also think that if a team or individual programmer can release software that serves a useful purpose, and is maintainable, then those are the only things that matter. Which language, functional or object-oriented 'way' that was used to get there? Seems less important.
I think, because only a fraction of 'net users are security conscious.
The rest just use the 'defaults' of their apps and search result links for things like email , online shopping, and online banking, and trust(?) that the people providing the access to their email, online banking, and online shopping, kept them safe.
Google takes the long view.
They do not seem to worry about neato flashy quick-to-market stuff.
They seem to take the long view. It is a good sign. And likely a good long-term investment, and I do not just mean stock price.