Heh, the best paying IT security jobs in 2015 are in a bunker in Russia writing viruses. Followed closely by phishing experts in Europe posing as African royalty.
Being completely addicted to anything, no matter how harmless in moderation (games, porn, alcohol, other drugs) etc is generally considered to be a bad thing.
I'm addicted to breathing air and I also think I would die if I stopped eating...PLEASE HELP ME!!!!
While it might not be normal his conclusions are dubious. correlation != causation and all that.
You mean when Agilent and Keysight were Hewlett Packard and they didn't make PC's or printers? Yes I do.
And I was there the day Carley walked the spine at Compaq with Michael Capellas telling us all what a wonderful thing the merger was. Not a single person believed it would be. My supervisor who had been with the company for years (He had a three digit employee number) was let go shortly before I left for another position.
IANAL but I believe since Escape Media Group is incorporated they can fine the company but not the employees/owners of the company. To get anything from them they would have to pursue them separately.
Recently it seems more Kickstarters end in fiasco/resentment than success.
That's because most people with great ideas are bad at business. Creative types tend to shun business models for catwalk models. They can't be burdened with the task of actually running a business. There are notable exceptions but for most if they don't partner with an MBA/CPA the business is doomed.
In cases that have the potential to go sideways where two or more parties are involved the hospital/doctor/professional should be required to have the outcome spelled out, codified, and notarized. And if and when one party changes their mind...tell them tough! This was a monumental decision and once it was made it was set. Please leave your "but what if" one offs at the door because they are just that...rare occurrences. They can be addressed when they occur.
keeping the place cooled in the summer is virtually impossible without mains power.
While I don't disagree with you completely I would point out a strategically placed set of healthy, mature oak or pecan trees will significantly reduce the internal temp of the house during the day. It does wonders for my house although I still wouldn't give up the HVAC. And if you live in any of the drier areas a swamp/everaporative fan can cool a house quite nicely.
Disney (they own ESPN) has always negotiated the contract such that if you want to purchase ESPN you must purchase ALL of ESPN's channels. Oh, and if you offer it on your base tier package then you must offer all of it on the base tier package.
Don't like it? Fine no Disney/ABC/ESPN channels for you! And no Marvel or Star Wars titles. And no Muppets while we're at it. You want to tell your kid he can't watch Disney because YOU wouldn't pay for ESPN Classic?
The only thing I really miss is having the Uber app... but I'm getting by with traditional taxis (which is fine for work travel mainly, so I don't miss uber... much).
BlackBerry has one of the best mobile browsers going. Have you tried https://m.uber.com/
As Tomhath stated your suggestion is still not cost effective. If it were they would be using it extensively in West Texas wind farms. As it is now they routinely shunt generated electricity straight to ground because the grid cannot handle the capacity being generated. For costs to come down production and operating costs need to become more efficient. Perhaps Tesla's program will be able to do that.
You can't train an employee to care about someone else's data. If you make them take the course they will. They might even retain some of the message but when it comes time to put it into action it better not be more complex than pressing a button cause something else more important is calling their names.
My guess is the Microsoft tax is not in play here. Intel is most likely installing Windows 8.1 with Bing which is free for low end hardware. Unless you consider the need for beefier hardware than Linux part of the tax that is.
I think D-Link has excellent security. The minute you try to use it the hardware dies. I have some of the old metal box Netgear desktop switches that will outlive me. Almost all of my D-Link products have died prematurely.
Slashdot Mirror
Heh, the best paying IT security jobs in 2015 are in a bunker in Russia writing viruses. Followed closely by phishing experts in Europe posing as African royalty.
Being completely addicted to anything, no matter how harmless in moderation (games, porn, alcohol, other drugs) etc is generally considered to be a bad thing.
I'm addicted to breathing air and I also think I would die if I stopped eating...PLEASE HELP ME!!!!
While it might not be normal his conclusions are dubious. correlation != causation and all that.
Actually there are laws against GIVING food to people now as well.
Sounds like Elbonian banking.
You can't go wrong with REXX
You mean when Agilent and Keysight were Hewlett Packard and they didn't make PC's or printers? Yes I do.
And I was there the day Carley walked the spine at Compaq with Michael Capellas telling us all what a wonderful thing the merger was. Not a single person believed it would be. My supervisor who had been with the company for years (He had a three digit employee number) was let go shortly before I left for another position.
IANAL but I believe since Escape Media Group is incorporated they can fine the company but not the employees/owners of the company. To get anything from them they would have to pursue them separately.
That was my first thought as well. IBM Global Services was formed in 1992.
Recently it seems more Kickstarters end in fiasco/resentment than success.
That's because most people with great ideas are bad at business. Creative types tend to shun business models for catwalk models. They can't be burdened with the task of actually running a business. There are notable exceptions but for most if they don't partner with an MBA/CPA the business is doomed.
You're the guy that tells children Santa isn't real and explains magic tricks to spoil the illusion aren't you?
I read the headline and envisioned several AA planes being slowly fed into a meat grinder.
In cases that have the potential to go sideways where two or more parties are involved the hospital/doctor/professional should be required to have the outcome spelled out, codified, and notarized. And if and when one party changes their mind...tell them tough! This was a monumental decision and once it was made it was set. Please leave your "but what if" one offs at the door because they are just that...rare occurrences. They can be addressed when they occur.
keeping the place cooled in the summer is virtually impossible without mains power.
While I don't disagree with you completely I would point out a strategically placed set of healthy, mature oak or pecan trees will significantly reduce the internal temp of the house during the day. It does wonders for my house although I still wouldn't give up the HVAC. And if you live in any of the drier areas a swamp/everaporative fan can cool a house quite nicely.
Disney (they own ESPN) has always negotiated the contract such that if you want to purchase ESPN you must purchase ALL of ESPN's channels. Oh, and if you offer it on your base tier package then you must offer all of it on the base tier package.
Don't like it? Fine no Disney/ABC/ESPN channels for you! And no Marvel or Star Wars titles. And no Muppets while we're at it. You want to tell your kid he can't watch Disney because YOU wouldn't pay for ESPN Classic?
The only thing I really miss is having the Uber app... but I'm getting by with traditional taxis (which is fine for work travel mainly, so I don't miss uber... much).
BlackBerry has one of the best mobile browsers going. Have you tried https://m.uber.com/
As Tomhath stated your suggestion is still not cost effective. If it were they would be using it extensively in West Texas wind farms. As it is now they routinely shunt generated electricity straight to ground because the grid cannot handle the capacity being generated. For costs to come down production and operating costs need to become more efficient. Perhaps Tesla's program will be able to do that.
You can't train an employee to care about someone else's data. If you make them take the course they will. They might even retain some of the message but when it comes time to put it into action it better not be more complex than pressing a button cause something else more important is calling their names.
I wasn't even aware the creator of QT had been incarcerated.
Cool box but really bad design. This guy was able to fix all of the heat problems for ~$15
I'm averaging less than $50 month for two lines at Ting.
My guess is the Microsoft tax is not in play here. Intel is most likely installing Windows 8.1 with Bing which is free for low end hardware. Unless you consider the need for beefier hardware than Linux part of the tax that is.
Says the coward posting AC.
Godwin is disappointed in you.
I think D-Link has excellent security. The minute you try to use it the hardware dies. I have some of the old metal box Netgear desktop switches that will outlive me. Almost all of my D-Link products have died prematurely.
Aw! Now I remember.