At least until 2001, NYSE could bost of having one and only one Windows-based PC on the floor, and it was used to monitor another system. If it BSODed, then no big whoop. Everything else was custom coded Unix derivative.
So, how many Windows boxes run in the NASDAQ (NWII) cluster? How many Windows boxes serve Bloomberg? What about Reuters terminal service?
As you are obviously incapable of understanding rudimentary concepts
like copyrights, then I will not explain them to you. Perhaps someone
else reading this who might be confused by your flagrant violation of
the law will first check out common copyright
myths before deciding to emulate you.
When the boss plans something, don't bail just because ~. Show up, and have fun. ~. Its not the bosses job to make you have fun. He's going out of his way to provide the ~ atmosphere. The least you can do is try.
Exactly! Some people just are friggin complainers! If only they would get out of their little world for a minute and realize that the boss's job it not to make you have fun at work, they'd probably avoid that ulcer.
It is probably his first job and he's deathly afraid of pissing off his boss. So, he slinks off to/. (the resource of sound advice and extensive real-world experience that it is) and bellyaches to the world instead of seeing the solution that is staring him in the face.
It is so cute to see the fresh meat all bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, sucking it up for the man. When the man says "All employees will start wearing latex hoods with the zippers for the mouth in the closed position," these young'ns will try to make sure they get the right size, whereas use older, jaded (you would say, "experienced") workers will start pinging the personal network and to figure out where our next gig is going to be.
Enjoy it while you can! After the hoods comes the ball-gags, then the rear-entry plugs, and finally the Abu Ghraib "telephone"
I concede defeat and wish to sign up to your newsletter.
I now understand that since one can find a plethora of sundry words
in the dictionary, one can use anyofthem and
converse as if one were highly educated.
Please understand that I hold you only in the highest
regard.
I suspect at least one of your small distal interphalangeal joints is
malfunctioning, as your sentence capitalization is incorrect/absent. Perhaps you will consider using another joint while you get the defective item repaired or replaced.
As to your questions, I categorically avoid holding a 'battle
of wits' with unarmed persons.
You are right for smart companies that keep talented people around to fix things when they break.
Unfortuantely most companies will say, "your job [apt-get] is now handled automatically?! You're gone! Wee, we saved 0.025% of our IT budget!" Six months later when the connection fails because some idiot messed up DNS, they have no one left who can figure out how to fix it, and no one who can do it manually...
That's just it, wouldn't your low battery indicator be one of the things you would test?
I'm sure they had a test case similar to:
Test case #348b: Battery Low
Install undercharged (6%) battery into phone
Wait for battery level to drop to 5%
Alarm Sounds
#348b: pass
What they really needed to do was Test Case #348c: Battery Low While In Use, but they didn't because:
The project wasn't budgeted for that much testing,
Marketing promised delivery of the phones by a certain date, and additional testing would cause slippage,
Other, more serious bugs needed to be fixed first (e.g., phone exploded whenever ringtones were played, phone spat hot acid whenever the user pressed the pound sign (#), etc.), or
~ the cost of making a movie is astronomically higher now than it was in the 1980's ~.
No.
The issue is the fact that the movie companies ("Suits") are extremely risk-adverse these days; they want a guaranteed hit. To do this, they go with a familiar story (remake of some old chestnut, or a action/hot babe thriller) and lots of star power. The latter thought is based upon the assumption that people will want to go see their favorite star in a poorly-written story, rather than a cast of unknowns with a well-written script.
The cost of the stars and the cost of overhead, of continuously tweaking a good story until it is a tired, retread POC, is what drives the cost up.
Some of your best bargins are the so-called "minority" films. The studios generally pay much less for a "Mexican" or "Black" flick, even though the writing is generally of good quality, as in "Mi Vida Loca" or "Soul Food."
The misconception about copyright violation is is part of the problem---and I would place the big interests as the source of the confusion; they benefit when you misunderstand copyrights.
Making a copy of a copyrighted work and distributing it is not theft. It is a copyright violation. These are two different things.
There is a misconception about Word's Save as HTML function. It isn't there to generate (clean) HTML.
It is there to save your document in a format that can (somewhat) be read by a browser, but more importantly, that can be read by Word. I found this out when I managed to corner a MicroSerf "evangelist" (or whatever the fark they call their sales/tech dweebs) and ask him what the #$@ SA-HTML was supposed to do.
He told me the extra garbage they embed in the file is for Word's benefit, so it can recreate the document in all its bloated glory if you load the HTML file back into Word.
Let's take a look at a "Hello World" doc, shall we? (spaces added to deal with crak-smoking---sorry---'leet filter/editor)
Note that only a tiny bit of the document is concerned with rendering "Hello world." The rest deals with preserving document styles and properties--stuff you'd find under the "File, Properties" dialog.
< html xmlns:v="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:vml" xmlns:o=" urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" xmlns:w= "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:word" xmlns="ht tp://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">
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God-fearing, red-blodded, honest Americans would never use a Bic Pen.
If you use a Bic Pen, then the terrorists will have won.
At least until 2001, NYSE could bost of having one and only one Windows-based PC on the floor, and it was used to monitor another system. If it BSODed, then no big whoop. Everything else was custom coded Unix derivative.
So, how many Windows boxes run in the NASDAQ (NWII) cluster? How many Windows boxes serve Bloomberg? What about Reuters terminal service?
In the future, modding hardware or capturing video without a license will be Illegal.
Please allow me to highlight the most important part of the article you forgot to include:
As you are obviously incapable of understanding rudimentary concepts like copyrights, then I will not explain them to you. Perhaps someone else reading this who might be confused by your flagrant violation of the law will first check out common copyright myths before deciding to emulate you.
What will you do when the government can't communicate and Taco only shrugs and says, "Par for the course," before turning back to his gin and juice?
It is time to stock up on Guns and Gold. :)
It is so cute to see the fresh meat all bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, sucking it up for the man. When the man says "All employees will start wearing latex hoods with the zippers for the mouth in the closed position," these young'ns will try to make sure they get the right size, whereas use older, jaded (you would say, "experienced") workers will start pinging the personal network and to figure out where our next gig is going to be.
Enjoy it while you can! After the hoods comes the ball-gags, then the rear-entry plugs, and finally the Abu Ghraib "telephone"
Okay, you might also need some cheap hardware and a universal case-opening device
Remember that Microsoft Security is like a paper mache lock painted with gray #12 - looks real enough, but fragile when tested
The server is under his desk, behind the trash can, underneath the old copies of Windows magazine!
I concede defeat and wish to sign up to your newsletter.
I now understand that since one can find a plethora of sundry words in the dictionary, one can use any of them and converse as if one were highly educated.
YHBT. YHL. HAND.
Hey, what's this pink piece of paper stuck to my paycheque?
Then maybe people will start using the VIBRATE mode, instead of the cry-for-attention, I-am-teh-5uX ringtone mode.
I had no idea that it-posessive was spelt it's. I find your ideas intriguing and wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
I suspect at least one of your small distal interphalangeal joints is malfunctioning, as your sentence capitalization is incorrect/absent. Perhaps you will consider using another joint while you get the defective item repaired or replaced.
As to your questions, I categorically avoid holding a 'battle of wits' with unarmed persons.
Cheers, "mate"
Unfortuantely most companies will say, "your job [apt-get] is now handled automatically?! You're gone! Wee, we saved 0.025% of our IT budget!" Six months later when the connection fails because some idiot messed up DNS, they have no one left who can figure out how to fix it, and no one who can do it manually...
Test case #348b: Battery Low
- Install undercharged (6%) battery into phone
- Wait for battery level to drop to 5%
- Alarm Sounds
#348b: passWhat they really needed to do was Test Case #348c: Battery Low While In Use, but they didn't because:
You need a doctype; unless you're coding in HTML 3.2, you need to lowercase all your tags; you need a character set (meta) tag...
The issue is the fact that the movie companies ("Suits") are extremely risk-adverse these days; they want a guaranteed hit. To do this, they go with a familiar story (remake of some old chestnut, or a action/hot babe thriller) and lots of star power. The latter thought is based upon the assumption that people will want to go see their favorite star in a poorly-written story, rather than a cast of unknowns with a well-written script.
The cost of the stars and the cost of overhead, of continuously tweaking a good story until it is a tired, retread POC, is what drives the cost up.
Some of your best bargins are the so-called "minority" films. The studios generally pay much less for a "Mexican" or "Black" flick, even though the writing is generally of good quality, as in "Mi Vida Loca" or "Soul Food."
Making a copy of a copyrighted work and distributing it is not theft. It is a copyright violation. These are two different things.
There is a misconception about Word's Save as HTML function. It isn't there to generate (clean) HTML.
It is there to save your document in a format that can (somewhat) be read by a browser, but more importantly, that can be read by Word. I found this out when I managed to corner a MicroSerf "evangelist" (or whatever the fark they call their sales/tech dweebs) and ask him what the #$@ SA-HTML was supposed to do.
He told me the extra garbage they embed in the file is for Word's benefit, so it can recreate the document in all its bloated glory if you load the HTML file back into Word.
Let's take a look at a "Hello World" doc, shall we? (spaces added to deal with crak-smoking---sorry---'leet filter/editor)
Note that only a tiny bit of the document is concerned with rendering "Hello world." The rest deals with preserving document styles and properties--stuff you'd find under the "File, Properties" dialog.