"You can no longer expect a nontrivial application to be written in a single language."... that hugely depends on your definition of "nontrivial", but generally: yes, I can expect that and see no counter-indication for it.
The only exception is to have a kind of "core framework" which can be scripted and has an embedded interpreter (eg. python or similar), but that scripting language is then not a first-class-citizen on equal footing with the rest of the program, but a sort of "slave system" (does that make any sense?).
Using a tool means that you are already aware of the problem. Lets suffice to say: most people are not, and also may even feel content in their bubble. And that's the real problem.
I am so happy he is being replaced. Imo he is the worst of the new doctors yet (and clara is very two-dimensional as well). The episode was so/so... good idea, but so many stupid catchphrases that make no sense except being there for the sake of being there.
I imagine once a bacterium is immune to some antibiotic and we stop using it, the immunity will gradually fade again until the antibiotic is effective again (as immunity may cost something and is not of any other advantage evolutionary). So did anyone ever conduct tests on this?
uuuhm... you did check the price, right? Because for many people it is easier to spend some 20k on a regular car and then 60k in gasoline over x years instead of 80k at once...
because knowing that hashing would be more secure does not help you shit if management decides that they have the requirement to giving telephone support and being able to read passwords back to certain vip customers...
Much more interesting are the ones in politics (eg. because of the completely absent reaction to the NSA scandal).
Here are all the winners with a short description:
Communications and Marketing: Marc Shuttleworth, Ubuntu
Business and Finance: XBox One/Steve Ballmer, Microsoft
Administration: Whistleblower-Platform which is hosted in another country by the same institution that hosts similar services for other countries and agencies / Beatrix Karl, ÖVP
Politics: The NSA and the silence of the lambs / Werner Faymann and the government
Worldwide data hunger: ITU Technical Specification for Deep Packet Inspection / Hamadoun Touré, ITU
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"You can no longer expect a nontrivial application to be written in a single language." ... that hugely depends on your definition of "nontrivial", but generally: yes, I can expect that and see no counter-indication for it.
The only exception is to have a kind of "core framework" which can be scripted and has an embedded interpreter (eg. python or similar), but that scripting language is then not a first-class-citizen on equal footing with the rest of the program, but a sort of "slave system" (does that make any sense?).
Using a tool means that you are already aware of the problem. Lets suffice to say: most people are not, and also may even feel content in their bubble. And that's the real problem.
amazon.de only knows of cyber monday (week)
we dont have no black friday in europe!
UPVOTE PARENT! 90% of the world dont celebrate Thanksgiving.
something tells me the test is not quite 100% accurate
I am so happy he is being replaced. Imo he is the worst of the new doctors yet (and clara is very two-dimensional as well). ... good idea, but so many stupid catchphrases that make no sense except being there for the sake of being there.
The episode was so/so
I imagine once a bacterium is immune to some antibiotic and we stop using it, the immunity will gradually fade again until the antibiotic is effective again (as immunity may cost something and is not of any other advantage evolutionary). So did anyone ever conduct tests on this?
uuuhm ... you did check the price, right?
Because for many people it is easier to spend some 20k on a regular car and then 60k in gasoline over x years instead of 80k at once...
thats also meat
remember c3 talks about spy software on sim cards already years ago
What I'd really need is a prefect replication of beer and whine without alcohol ... I love the taste but personally dont care about the alcohol much.
link or it did not happen ;)
same here ... australian phone numbers, most from sites selling wood (strange ô_0)
a credit card ...
Nexus 4tw!
because knowing that hashing would be more secure does not help you shit if management decides that they have the requirement to giving telephone support and being able to read passwords back to certain vip customers ...
I remember my netbanking _required_ a hidden java plugin until around 5 or so years ago, probably for the same reason.
"Scheußliche Anwenderprogramme", now with correct spelling
I dont see much harm in reading texts (calls is a different topic as it disturbs the other people)
thank you! the first one who does not use retarded comparisons. ANYONE WITH MOD POINTS, UPVOTE THIS!
very exact measurement ... NOT!
Outlaws all Navis and probably 90% of the cars (considering they have a all-purpose info display)
free markets regulate themselves when left to their own devices *schadenfreude*
Much more interesting are the ones in politics (eg. because of the completely absent reaction to the NSA scandal).
Here are all the winners with a short description:
Communications and Marketing: Marc Shuttleworth, Ubuntu
Business and Finance: XBox One /Steve Ballmer, Microsoft
Administration: Whistleblower-Platform which is hosted in another country by the same institution that hosts similar services for other countries and agencies / Beatrix Karl, ÖVP
Politics: The NSA and the silence of the lambs / Werner Faymann and the government
Worldwide data hunger: ITU Technical Specification for Deep Packet Inspection / Hamadoun Touré, ITU
Lifetime nuisance: NSA - Yes we Scan