"smell" is not what you do (which arguably is not very useful for detecting anything except maybe rotten food), but just a bad description for analysing gaseous materials. You could also say any beathalizer is using a "smell" sensor, as well as any other device that eg. tells you the gas composition of the air or similar.
buy a company, then one by one shut down or at least severely reduce development on everything they did (OpenOffice, Java, MySQL, VirtualBox, etc etc etc)
... not only because it got quite hard unexpectedly, but also because I found that the course was not what I was actually looking for (was a simulation course and I tended more towards the programming side while the course pushed for the hard math side without giving much incentive)
If the story is agreed upon then it will be built that way, and I can hardly imagine cases where it is acutally business critical if a requirements change is implemented this week and throwing everyone out of the loop or next week where it can be correctly scheduled.
Agreed, respect peoples rights, and stay within legal boundaries. It's really that simple. About every whistleblower you heard about was because companies or governments don't respect the most basic of rights of their users. Nobody gives a damn about the "grey areas", but if you blatantly abuse your customers and/or employees and/or their rights then people tend to get pissed.
Also: to not be able to blow the whistle you need people without knowledge about anything, and people without knowledge can usually not do your bidding.
... but lets ask google (GSS)... or Apple (ASS... how fitting), after all their new HQ will already look like an UFO, maybe it can also fly (who really read all the specs of that thing?)
Finally my dear parliament decides to stick up to the US instead of just being pussies all the time. Now we just need to somehow kick out the stupid commission (or at least give the parliament directive powers) and the EU is on a good track:)
PS: giving russia as 22 years is also obviously bullshit. The Russian empire existed for way longer, and the USSR could be considered and intermediate phase of its reign.
Austria given as 1k+ years, which was probably the first time it became independent (or was it being mentioned in writing?). However I distinctly remember that not-so-long ago we were assimilated by Germany for some years, like the rest of Europe (arguably, we were stupid enough to say "yay" instead of putting up a fight).
So any country in middle Europe where the age is given as more than 70 years is provably wrong.
wrong. the problem is that you can make a bad design based on every concept. If you have your base objects small and fast its no problem, but if your cell mutates already in an abomination of hundreds of lines then something is quite wrong, regardless if its a struct with helper functions or an object;)
... because we are used to be paid essentially what we want and get incentives shoved up our asses.
Gladly I worked in a factory as a summer job before that so I know what it is like to get screwed by The Man (TM) every day and having no power to say anything, because there are plenty of people who are willing to take over for you.
PS: also what do I give a fuck if the pilot is prosecuted when I am probably dead by then? My personal goal is not having the plain crash and not justice if it actually did.
read "Microsoft" the first time when I saw the news in reader and was "Wtf? Microsoft Tuning Fork? Parsing error!" and now after opening the story did the same thing again;)
from the protocols:
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Day 1500 09:00: still running within required parameters
Day 1500 10:00: still running within required parameters ...
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"smell" is not what you do (which arguably is not very useful for detecting anything except maybe rotten food), but just a bad description for analysing gaseous materials. You could also say any beathalizer is using a "smell" sensor, as well as any other device that eg. tells you the gas composition of the air or similar.
you misspelled frist!
Lets make more summits and then grandly announce "on the major theme we were of the same opinion" ... and two weeks later do exactly the opposite
buy a company, then one by one shut down or at least severely reduce development on everything they did (OpenOffice, Java, MySQL, VirtualBox, etc etc etc)
ahem, as if the US was not an as big pig when it comes to output of greenhouse gasses.
... not only because it got quite hard unexpectedly, but also because I found that the course was not what I was actually looking for (was a simulation course and I tended more towards the programming side while the course pushed for the hard math side without giving much incentive)
If the story is agreed upon then it will be built that way, and I can hardly imagine cases where it is acutally business critical if a requirements change is implemented this week and throwing everyone out of the loop or next week where it can be correctly scheduled.
he just wanted to safe money in later life ;)
Agreed, respect peoples rights, and stay within legal boundaries. It's really that simple. About every whistleblower you heard about was because companies or governments don't respect the most basic of rights of their users. Nobody gives a damn about the "grey areas", but if you blatantly abuse your customers and/or employees and/or their rights then people tend to get pissed.
Also: to not be able to blow the whistle you need people without knowledge about anything, and people without knowledge can usually not do your bidding.
i imagine the thought process ... "hm, someone requested something totally illegal ... ah, if someone requested it, it must be okay to do it"
... but lets ask google (GSS) ... or Apple (ASS ... how fitting), after all their new HQ will already look like an UFO, maybe it can also fly (who really read all the specs of that thing?)
because writing "International" or simply ISS was too mainstream
Finally my dear parliament decides to stick up to the US instead of just being pussies all the time. Now we just need to somehow kick out the stupid commission (or at least give the parliament directive powers) and the EU is on a good track :)
Probably ...
PS: giving russia as 22 years is also obviously bullshit. The Russian empire existed for way longer, and the USSR could be considered and intermediate phase of its reign.
Austria given as 1k+ years, which was probably the first time it became independent (or was it being mentioned in writing?). However I distinctly remember that not-so-long ago we were assimilated by Germany for some years, like the rest of Europe (arguably, we were stupid enough to say "yay" instead of putting up a fight).
So any country in middle Europe where the age is given as more than 70 years is provably wrong.
wrong. the problem is that you can make a bad design based on every concept. If you have your base objects small and fast its no problem, but if your cell mutates already in an abomination of hundreds of lines then something is quite wrong, regardless if its a struct with helper functions or an object ;)
... because we are used to be paid essentially what we want and get incentives shoved up our asses.
Gladly I worked in a factory as a summer job before that so I know what it is like to get screwed by The Man (TM) every day and having no power to say anything, because there are plenty of people who are willing to take over for you.
PS: also what do I give a fuck if the pilot is prosecuted when I am probably dead by then? My personal goal is not having the plain crash and not justice if it actually did.
Still, no better incentive not to screw up then being the first one who touches ground when you nosedive a mountain :D
read "Microsoft" the first time when I saw the news in reader and was "Wtf? Microsoft Tuning Fork? Parsing error!" and now after opening the story did the same thing again ;)
gotta love it
Because if he crashes then at least he also dies ... so kinda extra incentive not to crash ;)
not to forget the gazillion of card-readers that only have one opening but accept multiple different cards through it.
from the protocols:
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[quote]
Day 1500 09:00: still running within required parameters
Day 1500 10:00: still running within required parameters
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