Go back to school and pay attention in class this time.
You miss the point entirely, edinho sweetie. But don't you worry your pretty little head; I will explain it to you. 488 is not 58.60409% of any integer. So unless fractional votes are allowed, 488 cannot be 58.60409% of the total.
Seems you have constructed your own straw man. While what you said was interesting and educational (to me, at least), it addresses statements he didn't make. All he said was XML isn't compact, even when compressed.
If he goes to the police surly this goes beyond the NDA.
Scene: Blaine Hilton, ace security expert, enters a police station. He approaches a police seargent at the desk.
Hilton: I've been advising this company about their software. I've pointed out where it is vulnerable, but they haven't fixed it. Seargent: That's not illegal. Hilton: Oh yeah.
...f this is one of the dreaded consequences of outsourcing jobs to India.
No, this is the dreaded consequence of every laborer in America expecting to live in luxury, and demanding the salary to make it happen. Yes, it has worked for a generation, as companies had little choice but to pony up the dough. But now communications and education have improved to the point where out-sourcing offshore is practical on a small scale, and all the goofs who have been taking home big paychecks for being able to do realtively simple jobs are starting to scratch their heads.
Just yesterday a guy I know from years ago, who I wouldn't trust to build a model airplane, hopped out of his $50,000 pickup truck and was moaning that Boeing was laying off workers and out-sourcing everything they could, and where else was he going to find an $84,000 a year job?
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His opinion isn't anecdotal. He gets it first hand, through his own observation.
You miss the point entirely, edinho sweetie. But don't you worry your pretty little head; I will explain it to you. 488 is not 58.60409% of any integer. So unless fractional votes are allowed, 488 cannot be 58.60409% of the total.
-Pete (hope you find Sabrina, btw,)
Maybe if you weren't so sleepy you'd be able to play better.
Neither one of those is a good example of the proper use of forte. On the chance that you are not trolling, here is the definition.
As the word is properly pronounced like fort, not for-tay, there's no point to sticking an accent on there.
Seems you have constructed your own straw man. While what you said was interesting and educational (to me, at least), it addresses statements he didn't make. All he said was XML isn't compact, even when compressed.
And programming is just a bunch of typing. What's the big deal?
I don't believe you.
So you still think he should tell the police?
Scene: Blaine Hilton, ace security expert, enters a police station. He approaches a police seargent at the desk.
Hilton: I've been advising this company about their software. I've pointed out where it is vulnerable, but they haven't fixed it.
Seargent: That's not illegal.
Hilton: Oh yeah.
I see that you also follow Mr. Kocher's advice on using old, well-reviewed material.
Tough to translate and maintain the fractured grammar, but I think you should say son, not es. (to get the "are" in there.)
Yeah. And maybe that's binary.
Oh the irony.
RTFD. it explicitly states it.
(D == Dictionary.)
Man, you'd think you'd be done by now.
No, this is the dreaded consequence of every laborer in America expecting to live in luxury, and demanding the salary to make it happen. Yes, it has worked for a generation, as companies had little choice but to pony up the dough. But now communications and education have improved to the point where out-sourcing offshore is practical on a small scale, and all the goofs who have been taking home big paychecks for being able to do realtively simple jobs are starting to scratch their heads.
Just yesterday a guy I know from years ago, who I wouldn't trust to build a model airplane, hopped out of his $50,000 pickup truck and was moaning that Boeing was laying off workers and out-sourcing everything they could, and where else was he going to find an $84,000 a year job?
Do you even know what that phrase means? And were you really "ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!!" over that inane comment?
What about Frigidaire? Thank you ladies and germs, I'll be here all week. Enjoy the buffet.
"Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity." - Somebody, but nobody's sure who really said it.
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You would if you didn't eat your meat.
Yes, but only in one ear.
You left out the period at the end of innocent.