I've been fielding questions about, "Should my kids learn to code?"
I counter with, "Should your kid learn to play the piano?"
I point out that for any track, only a few kids will excel, a few more will be mediocre, and most will come to hate the goddam piano or coding and the asshats who tortured them.
Kids should be to coding to see if they have the aptitude and hunger for it.
If not, hand them a guitar.
If that's not their thing, try dancing, then the sciences, woodworking, metalworking, canoeing, track, other sports...
Find out what they are good at and encourage them.
As for code, it's not suitable for any except the exceptional.
Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort. No person shall be convicted of treason unless on the testimony of two witnesses to the same overt act, or on confession in open court.
The Congress shall have power to declare the punishment of treason, but no attainder of treason shall work corruption of blood, or forfeiture except during the life of the person attainted.
I applied a registry hack to make XP think it's an embedded machine much like an ATM.
From the page:
Windows XP users might want to rejoice as there's a registry hack that will let those machines continue to receive security updates until April 2019...all for low, low price of free.
I was a one-man show for my 25 year career and I had the pbx, electrical installations, overhead paging system, smart phone/tablet issues, including negotiating contracts, moving furniture, moving boxes, taking possession of anything that had a wire or was unusual, fixing computers at each manager's home...
I also had my day job as Technology Administrator -- all the stuff a network administrator and systems analyst would do.
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... folks who find it a beautiful think ...
You need to think about think *thing.
*you're *faggot
Ok?
This is why the US need a smaller government...
How would a smaller government in the US mitigate a problem in Sweden?
... right after I copy it to safe harbour.
The economy depends about as much on economists as the weather does on weather forecasters.
~ Jean-Paul
... story?
"News for nerds, stuff that matters."
This is a political issue.
Leave that shit to the press.
tyvm
So, anyway, Trump says he's for jobs and then shortens SNL's Melissa McCarthy's set list.
A lot of people write, produce and direct that skit.
This will mess up the pussy grabber's cred with women.
Right.
I'm 71 and I remember back in the late 50s and early 60s, every high school graduate who went on to college went to engineering.
Only those few predisposed graduated.
The others wasted time and money.
The few who did graduate mostly sucked and got jobs looking at instruments on the units here at one of the local refineries.
Fads come and go.
Talent is forever, and very picky.
... what is the current environment?
In considering the current environment, ...
This.
I've been fielding questions about, "Should my kids learn to code?"
I counter with, "Should your kid learn to play the piano?"
I point out that for any track, only a few kids will excel, a few more will be mediocre, and most will come to hate the goddam piano or coding and the asshats who tortured them.
Kids should be to coding to see if they have the aptitude and hunger for it.
If not, hand them a guitar.
If that's not their thing, try dancing, then the sciences, woodworking, metalworking, canoeing, track, other sports ...
Find out what they are good at and encourage them.
As for code, it's not suitable for any except the exceptional.
... once it's digitized, it's in the public domain. ~ © 2017 CaptainDork
... sleepy ...
You want to meet the U.S. president's son ...
... I've been a firewall jockey and the logs were fraught (new word of the day) with attempts to penetrate.
Particularly interesting were the pokes at RDP (standard port 3389).
I used RDP a lot back then but I went to the registry and changed the port to the last four digits of our firm's phone number as a mnemonic.
So,
mstsc /v:joemcnamara.trandoninc.com:8192
gets Joe to his desktop.
Another common attack point was FTP.
... ring a bell with any of you out there?
If so, reply with the name of the supplier.
Ty, neighbour.
Fuck that.
What about my goddam Compuserve one?
Internet packets are not affected by blunt force trauma.
... 83% of the "37 million accounts" were fembots.
The word "treason" is not useful in this context.
No United States citizen is declaring war on the United States. The last time that happened was the Civil War.
The United States does not have a list of enemies. The last time that happened was WWII.
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U.S. Constitution Article III Section 3.
Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying war against them, or in adhering to their enemies, giving them aid and comfort . No person shall be convicted of treason unless on the testimony of two witnesses to the same overt act, or on confession in open court.
The Congress shall have power to declare the punishment of treason, but no attainder of treason shall work corruption of blood, or forfeiture except during the life of the person attainted.
You sad motherfucker. You signed a non-disparagement agreement when you voted for Trump.
Pay $5 million now.
... on the same footing as more traditional realms of battle on land, in the air, at sea and in space ...
Which America is losing, bigly.
This sounds like a bunch of debtors who've found a loophole ...
No, it sounds just like what's in TFS:
... because documents proving who owns the loans are missing.
You don't keep track of who owns your loans.
You can't get hold of that spaghetti shit.
I read your post but I would have ignored it, had I known you were a dipshit.
I'm still rocking XP for security camera duty.
I applied a registry hack to make XP think it's an embedded machine much like an ATM.
From the page:
Windows XP users might want to rejoice as there's a registry hack that will let those machines continue to receive security updates until April 2019...all for low, low price of free.
... it was in my scope of work.
I was a one-man show for my 25 year career and I had the pbx, electrical installations, overhead paging system, smart phone/tablet issues, including negotiating contracts, moving furniture, moving boxes, taking possession of anything that had a wire or was unusual, fixing computers at each manager's home ...
I also had my day job as Technology Administrator -- all the stuff a network administrator and systems analyst would do.