Look, there's quite a difference between being assertive and being an ass. Being passive and being nice is also not the same.
Communication skills are very important in the modern company. I don't care who you are---the days of the lone wolf are long gone, if they ever truly happened in the first place.
Be willing to stand up for yourself. Treat others with respect, and take pride in your work. Make sure others know who you are and your value.
It's not backstabbing. It's healthy human interaction. And it'll lead to you having more respect higher up and among your peers.
The nice vs. mean question is a false dichotomy, and being strong doesn't have to imply you're an ass.
Actually, when the IP case is tried in the notorious Marshall, TX courts in the Eastern District of Texas (read: TiVo went judge shopping), it's very common to have the case overturned.
This will be interesting. Fuck with a big media company, watch the shit hit the fan... I see a massive corporate war coming -- and TiVo doesn't have the resources to keep up.
Indeed... and Ultimate-Guitar is fully legal. It operates under russian license. Interesting how quickly creative websites like this have flourished around the world while being stifled in the US... oh, for the pre-DMCA internet!
It also works perfectly when sorting logs that start out with a date stamp. And yes, this is imporant to me... and every single app I write uses this format.
Well it's good to see that genocide has finally lost that bad-boy image it got during the reigns of Hitler and Stalin...
Really, you can argue all you want about whom was there first and who stole what from whom, but what it comes down to at this point is that there are two groups of people who desperately want to protect the areas which have been their homelands since birth.
Neither group is going away. At this point it's coexist or cease to exist.
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Exactly my point.
Anyone else stop reading after they saw "a judge in a Texas court"? I'm not a Microsoft fan, but this is getting ridiculous.
Yes. Considering the last movie didn't even break even and we're only a few days in, this is fan-fucking-tastic for a trek movie.
All us dorks can rejoice ;)
Does this sound uncomfortably like ice-nine to anyone else?
Not saying that Ulrich isn't an ass, but as far as Stallman: JWZ has had similar thoughts.
I guess I'll stop backing up my code to "My notes".
But think I started valuing *myself*.
Look, there's quite a difference between being assertive and being an ass. Being passive and being nice is also not the same.
Communication skills are very important in the modern company. I don't care who you are---the days of the lone wolf are long gone, if they ever truly happened in the first place.
Be willing to stand up for yourself. Treat others with respect, and take pride in your work. Make sure others know who you are and your value.
It's not backstabbing. It's healthy human interaction. And it'll lead to you having more respect higher up and among your peers.
The nice vs. mean question is a false dichotomy, and being strong doesn't have to imply you're an ass.
The Ares 1 rocket's design remains too weak for the proposed Orion Spacecraft.
There, fixed that for ya.
Actually, 'next-generation' software was pushed out for all models. Nothing is going to stop working. The article description is highly incorrect.
You can go there to learn ALL all about how to get around allegations of abuse of your children.
Enjoy!
Well it's good to see that genocide has finally lost that bad-boy image it got during the reigns of Hitler and Stalin...
Really, you can argue all you want about whom was there first and who stole what from whom, but what it comes down to at this point is that there are two groups of people who desperately want to protect the areas which have been their homelands since birth.
Neither group is going away. At this point it's coexist or cease to exist.
Why not that we simply do it for fun, and want others to share in that fun?
Until they stop making new hardware drivers for the old operating system...
Gotta say, not much mystery there...