What's disturbing is that PBS News Hour reported 20%+ of people polled thinks she's presidential material. The good news I guess is that over half of the people with "below average" intelligence still have enough sense to conclude she's totally a politically agitating airhead. God(s) help us if she gets elected...
The employer has all the bargaining power unless you are extremely talented and rare in your abilities. Just because there is no loyality does not give Seagate the green light to harm other people. Laws like this need to be enforced to scare employers to be reasonable. After all if you did millions in damages to your employer he can sue you right? Same principle.
Laws like that makes employers want to outsource your jobs to another location that does NOT have laws like that.
it's a violation The Fourth Amendment of our beloved Constitution
The airports have been constitution-free zone for over a decade. Our failure to defend against the first incursion of our constitutional rights a decade ago has lead to this. If we're looking for someone to blame, we need not look further than the bathroom mirror... (Yeah, I lifted that from V for Vendetta)
Because we live in Amerika, where politicians are bought and paid for by the big media companies. Unlike European countries (yeah, I am making a gross generalization here) where your politicians at least make an half-hearted attempt to protect your rights. Ours sold them at firesale prices to the content companies. So we're to either pay up or face insane fines and/or jail terms.
Those "critical" and "serious" label are largely meaningless; Coverity allows you to configure classes of "problems" as being one of several different severity. It is what the sysadmin of Coverity wants it to be. If so desired, buffer overflow could be configured to the severity of "minor."
For all those people who claim Verizon is better, it's time to wake up. All phone carriers are out to screw you. It's in their DNA. Thank goodness for number potability, so that we (the customers) can take our numbers and move it. To keep the carriers honest, everyone should change carriers every year or two. Maybe that will get them to "care" about customers.
So you play musical chair annually. How does that solve the problem? Without real competition all you're doing is paying these carriers to screw you. Don't matter which one, because they all act the same.
It's unlikely most Apple employees today even know what an Apple II is (is that some kind of Mac?) much less DOS 3.2/3 or ProDOS/8. I hesitate to even think if they know the difference between 13 and 16 sector disks.
If this were a new thing you might have a point. However, in Japan they have their own equivalent of comic-con and people make their own fan-zines and sell them for a profit. It's technically illegal but they never get shut down. The reason is that excitement over a franchise is still excitement over a franchise. This was known over 10 years ago but nobody over here is paying attention to it.
That is not... entirely true. I recall Disney was not amused when someone published a doujin with Micky and Minnie Mouse 'going at it.' (Right, 50 years of celibacy?) And don't you know it, Disney's landsharks came knocking so fast it made their heads spin.
Most American "fast food" are considered novelty food in Asia, and thus commands a higher price. Locals don't (or can't afford to) eat in those establishments regularly. A friend commented that Pizza Hut is considered a "respectable" restaurant in Shanghai. The same could be said about some of the things in the menu of Asian restaurants in the states; some of the things being served (and frankly charged a premium for) are very cheap food in Asia, that no one in their right mind in Asia would pay the sort of price being charged in the states for.
It just means that China is now doing significant in-country R&D and authorship that they have a vested interest in protecting.
Vested interest if it's THEIR invention.
It's odd you would say that...
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Microsoft makes you part of their community, Apple does not, everything is segmented and you have no access to other's information.
A friend that recently departed from M$ said the internal organizations are so politicized other groups would refuse cooperation or willfully withheld information "because they can."
Maintaining the streetcar systems instead of dismantling them and not incentivizing suburbanization would've been a better idea than some stupid jet car
Except GM dismantled most of them so they can sell more buses.
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What's disturbing is that PBS News Hour reported 20%+ of people polled thinks she's presidential material.
The good news I guess is that over half of the people with "below average" intelligence still have enough sense to conclude she's totally a politically agitating airhead. God(s) help us if she gets elected...
The aliens wouldn't happened to be named either G'Gugvuntt or Vl'hurgs, would they?
Laws like that makes employers want to outsource your jobs to another location that does NOT have laws like that.
I think the point was, all races are equally (un)trustworthy.
Microsoft announces firmware update for Kinect... (not quite true, yet.)
The airports have been constitution-free zone for over a decade. Our failure to defend against the first incursion of our constitutional rights a decade ago has lead to this. If we're looking for someone to blame, we need not look further than the bathroom mirror... (Yeah, I lifted that from V for Vendetta)
It helps to have "friends" in "high places."
Be glad we got to see it before we eat it into extinction (too.)
Because we live in Amerika, where politicians are bought and paid for by the big media companies. Unlike European countries (yeah, I am making a gross generalization here) where your politicians at least make an half-hearted attempt to protect your rights. Ours sold them at firesale prices to the content companies. So we're to either pay up or face insane fines and/or jail terms.
Reverse engineering is legal if you have deeper pocket than the plaintiff.
they'll just charge you a lot more money.
Those "critical" and "serious" label are largely meaningless; Coverity allows you to configure classes of "problems" as being one of several different severity. It is what the sysadmin of Coverity wants it to be. If so desired, buffer overflow could be configured to the severity of "minor."
So you play musical chair annually. How does that solve the problem? Without real competition all you're doing is paying these carriers to screw you. Don't matter which one, because they all act the same.
There, fixed it for ya.
... and assumed the launch control center has been blown away, then proceed to start the launch sequence on their own?
It's unlikely most Apple employees today even know what an Apple II is (is that some kind of Mac?) much less DOS 3.2/3 or ProDOS/8. I hesitate to even think if they know the difference between 13 and 16 sector disks.
I think I'll wait for the Turbo Platinum edition.
That is not... entirely true. I recall Disney was not amused when someone published a doujin with Micky and Minnie Mouse 'going at it.' (Right, 50 years of celibacy?) And don't you know it, Disney's landsharks came knocking so fast it made their heads spin.
Most American "fast food" are considered novelty food in Asia, and thus commands a higher price. Locals don't (or can't afford to) eat in those establishments regularly. A friend commented that Pizza Hut is considered a "respectable" restaurant in Shanghai. The same could be said about some of the things in the menu of Asian restaurants in the states; some of the things being served (and frankly charged a premium for) are very cheap food in Asia, that no one in their right mind in Asia would pay the sort of price being charged in the states for.
Vested interest if it's THEIR invention.
A friend that recently departed from M$ said the internal organizations are so politicized other groups would refuse cooperation or willfully withheld information "because they can."
Except GM dismantled most of them so they can sell more buses.
I think German said the same thing about their Engima machines.
cable companies will fight tooth and nail against it, again.
while foreign companies are busy producing products and generating jobs and revenue, US companies are busy suing each other.