Just pick one word you use to answer all questions, like "love2canoo" or something. Why put in answers people can guess? Just make up a single answer that answers all questions.
For example:
1) Mother's maiden name: love2canoo 2) First pet: love2canoo 3) First car: love2canoo
That way everyone trying to guess your answers will always be wrong. I'm not sure why people think they really need to answer those things truthfully. Lie, and others trying to use the truth will fail.
#1 priority is get the job. Once there, you can think about part-time / night school to get your Master's.
I was in the workforce for three or four years before I started my Master's program. I found it a much more rewarding effort because I had real-life experience to apply to what I was learning. I had lessons-learned to bring to classes, and if your classes are made up of people who are working (nighttime classes will be like that) then you are more likely to get better "war stories" and come away with good info and considerations of things you had never thought of.
And at the end you'll have a Master's plus work experience... an advanced degree plus a portfolio of success (or at least experience) on real projects.
Some say certifications are the route... somehow I think a potential employer is going to be more impressed by my Master's plus years of experience and examples of work over the cert-of-the-year I could have gotten back then that is useless now. Certs have their place, but in my view (and career experience) there is much to gain by hitting the workforce for a couple of years and then starting the Master's program.
True that... I remember writing a magazine article on how to deploy apps that use shared Paradox files. It worked as long as the rules were followed, but pulling together all the rules was difficult. And if all the clients weren't following the rules, lockouts occured.
But then again Paradox was really a desktop database. It wasn't really appropriate for multi-user apps.
The paradox Net file gave me nightmares, and now they shall return.
And if Microsoft only charges ~$10 for this edition of Windows 7, it may have a positive net effect for third world countries
I understand your point, but in that scenario a million licenses = $10mil, while a million Ubuntu licenses running Wine where Windows apps are really needed = $0. Seems to me a third-world nation could better put that $10million into machine guns or whatever else they buy.
I hadn't turned on the Zune before I read about the problem, so I just left it off and turned it on the morning of Jan 1 and everything worked fine, no need to drain battery or anything.
The above is not an admission that I own a Zune, just what I theoretically would have done and the theoretical results, based on heavy pretend observations.
I'd feel better if there was a hardware revision along with the price cut... are people still experiencing the red ring of death? I have held off on next gen consoles to this point due to low availability and high price points. I have held off on the 360 specifically due to hardware quality issues.
They'll intersperse their code-those strings of instructions that result in nifty applications and programs-with helpful comments and directions, explaining why they wrote the lines the way they did and exactly how they did it. The code becomes a type of "roadmap" for others who might want to alter it or add to it later,
... now Slashdot tells me I CODE like a girl, too.:(
While it's damn near impossible to create a UI in Java that doesn't look like a PoS (yeah, gross generalisation, but that's my experience), AIR makes it very easy.
AIR is RAD for very easily making PoS interfaces? Or am I reading that wrong?
I wonder if WV will get back at those who pay $2000 fines in pennies by giving this guy the "collection of county tax maps (in TIF format)" in little 3.5" floppy chunks?
We need federal legislation signed making credit card companies or any organization extending credit civilly and criminally liable for identity theft. In other words if someone under the guise of you opened a Citibank VISA account in your name and rung it up, Citibank could then be sued by you and/or prosecuted for extending credit to someone whose identity was not properly verified.
THEN you'd see some changes taking place. Instead of "oops, sorry" they'd be faced with saying "oops, here's six million for our mistake."
I mean, these guys own the system. They make money off us from their ownership of it. They should be responsible for securing it.
If any site is blocked at the school, does policy then follow that students are forbidden to use Wikipedia as a referenced source for any report or essay? And what is the penalty for doing so? Or can they reference it but must do so not as a factual reference but more as they would for quoting an editorial piece?
But Intel also touts extreme reliability numbers, saying the Z-U130 has an average mean time between failure of 5 million hours compared with SanDisk, which touts an MTBF of 2 million hours.'
Yes, because I should be concerned that my pr0n collection isn't making it all the way to my laptop for traveling purposes.
and play an older guy in the fourth movie then why can't Ford? Instead of Han they can do what the did with Obi-Wan. Make him "Ben". Han can be Henry. Or better yet Harry if he's so old he doesn't know what to answer to.
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Just pick one word you use to answer all questions, like "love2canoo" or something. Why put in answers people can guess? Just make up a single answer that answers all questions.
For example:
1) Mother's maiden name: love2canoo
2) First pet: love2canoo
3) First car: love2canoo
That way everyone trying to guess your answers will always be wrong. I'm not sure why people think they really need to answer those things truthfully. Lie, and others trying to use the truth will fail.
#1 priority is get the job. Once there, you can think about part-time / night school to get your Master's.
I was in the workforce for three or four years before I started my Master's program. I found it a much more rewarding effort because I had real-life experience to apply to what I was learning. I had lessons-learned to bring to classes, and if your classes are made up of people who are working (nighttime classes will be like that) then you are more likely to get better "war stories" and come away with good info and considerations of things you had never thought of.
And at the end you'll have a Master's plus work experience... an advanced degree plus a portfolio of success (or at least experience) on real projects.
Some say certifications are the route... somehow I think a potential employer is going to be more impressed by my Master's plus years of experience and examples of work over the cert-of-the-year I could have gotten back then that is useless now. Certs have their place, but in my view (and career experience) there is much to gain by hitting the workforce for a couple of years and then starting the Master's program.
True that... I remember writing a magazine article on how to deploy apps that use shared Paradox files. It worked as long as the rules were followed, but pulling together all the rules was difficult. And if all the clients weren't following the rules, lockouts occured.
But then again Paradox was really a desktop database. It wasn't really appropriate for multi-user apps.
The paradox Net file gave me nightmares, and now they shall return.
I don't know of any other way to preserve our pr0n on rocks.
And if Microsoft only charges ~$10 for this edition of Windows 7, it may have a positive net effect for third world countries
I understand your point, but in that scenario a million licenses = $10mil, while a million Ubuntu licenses running Wine where Windows apps are really needed = $0. Seems to me a third-world nation could better put that $10million into machine guns or whatever else they buy.
I hadn't turned on the Zune before I read about the problem, so I just left it off and turned it on the morning of Jan 1 and everything worked fine, no need to drain battery or anything.
The above is not an admission that I own a Zune, just what I theoretically would have done and the theoretical results, based on heavy pretend observations.
Actually the PTO is fee-funded, so in this case we aren't paying for wasteful activities unless we're inventors.
I'd feel better if there was a hardware revision along with the price cut... are people still experiencing the red ring of death? I have held off on next gen consoles to this point due to low availability and high price points. I have held off on the 360 specifically due to hardware quality issues.
They'll intersperse their code-those strings of instructions that result in nifty applications and programs-with helpful comments and directions, explaining why they wrote the lines the way they did and exactly how they did it. The code becomes a type of "roadmap" for others who might want to alter it or add to it later,
... now Slashdot tells me I CODE like a girl, too. :(
A good friend of mine had her younger brother apparently commit suicide last week.
... but that sounds like a lot of words to describe a hit job. The political correctness is awesome though!
While it's damn near impossible to create a UI in Java that doesn't look like a PoS (yeah, gross generalisation, but that's my experience), AIR makes it very easy.
AIR is RAD for very easily making PoS interfaces? Or am I reading that wrong?
for April 1. Would have been a good anti-fools piece.
I wonder if WV will get back at those who pay $2000 fines in pennies by giving this guy the "collection of county tax maps (in TIF format)" in little 3.5" floppy chunks?
Is there a model in the works for the other end?
Unfortunately for most of us reading this, the original source is all in japanese.
I am Japanese, you insensitive clod.
We're on a Safari and we're hunting OSS browsers. (slaps self) I mean we're developing Safari and HURTING OSS browsers.
Finally, my morning tormentor will be able to heal itself after its otherwise-fatal blow or toss.
We need federal legislation signed making credit card companies or any organization extending credit civilly and criminally liable for identity theft. In other words if someone under the guise of you opened a Citibank VISA account in your name and rung it up, Citibank could then be sued by you and/or prosecuted for extending credit to someone whose identity was not properly verified.
THEN you'd see some changes taking place. Instead of "oops, sorry" they'd be faced with saying "oops, here's six million for our mistake."
I mean, these guys own the system. They make money off us from their ownership of it. They should be responsible for securing it.
...but there has to be a pr0n application here somewhere.
If any site is blocked at the school, does policy then follow that students are forbidden to use Wikipedia as a referenced source for any report or essay? And what is the penalty for doing so? Or can they reference it but must do so not as a factual reference but more as they would for quoting an editorial piece?
But Intel also touts extreme reliability numbers, saying the Z-U130 has an average mean time between failure of 5 million hours compared with SanDisk, which touts an MTBF of 2 million hours.'
Yes, because I should be concerned that my pr0n collection isn't making it all the way to my laptop for traveling purposes.
I guess people want them in hi-def this year.
and play an older guy in the fourth movie then why can't Ford? Instead of Han they can do what the did with Obi-Wan. Make him "Ben". Han can be Henry. Or better yet Harry if he's so old he doesn't know what to answer to.
You mean my top .005% rank was all for nothing? Drat. Time to put my 200-core SETI calculation cluster to work as an HDDVD/BRay decryptor.
I'm showing them to my young kids gradually in the order of 4, 5, flashback to 1, 2, 3, then 6.