The Best tool is the tool you know how to use. If users are critical of database systems, CIOs should pay attention and find out WHY they want to do their work in Excel instead.
I doubt Foxconn will keep the factory operational for 20 years. We're moving into an era of robotic automation, and those 3000 jobs will not last 30 years.
I've changed my mind on attending concerts where the Ticketmaster fee costs as much or more than the tickets to the show. Screw those guys. I've seen more great rock bands for $15 - no interest in spending $100.
I commend scientists for finding a way to preserve the artistic integrity of Pauly Shore films through the decades using humans as the easily-reproduceable copies. In this way our robotic overlords can enjoy the hackneyed talent for millennia to come.
Not sure a guy who can afford to buy an island in Hawaii should be giving economic advice. Concentrating so much wealth into the hands of a few people is unkind, manipulative, and I daresay Evil.
We join the sharing economy because our jobs don't pay us enough to get ahead. We're contractors, selling off our privacy for modest financial gain. This sucks.
Eventually they'll realize that the only way for this system to work is to limit the population, and being too afraid to enforce Euthanasia for people who don't match the most favorable gene mixes, they'll have to come up with a way to weed out people after they've reached their full potential. Expect a Logan's Run scenario where at 30, you're set free into the wilderness to fend for yourself.
I learned to program Apple Basic on an Apple IIe when I was in the 6th grade. My family's first computer was the 128 Mac. We had no brand loyalty -- my father simply recognized it was a paradigm shift and he didn't want his kids to be left behind. So my senior year of high school, I programmed Apple Basic in class and typed up papers in MacWrite. In college I was exposed to NeXT, Sun Solaris, and DOS, and became manager of a Mac/PC computer lab. Our Dells and Compaqs were complete pieces of shit compared to my dad's Mac IIcx and the IIci lab at school. I recognized that these are all simply tools, and they'll change over time.
I'm typing this from an i7 MacBook Pro running Sierra while my Samsung i5 Windows 10 laptop, iPhone, and iPad sleep.
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The Best tool is the tool you know how to use. If users are critical of database systems, CIOs should pay attention and find out WHY they want to do their work in Excel instead.
It's simple to set up a GoFundMe to cover the legal bills related to punching Ajit Pai in the nose. Just sayin'.
Hear, hear! let's do something similar but different. And hey Liv Tyler is still looking good.
The modern Apple Cube is the Mac Mini -- not updated for 2 years, apparently on its deathbed.
and they could put the hurt on android
I'm good. No need for pointless system updates that are designed for newest Macs.
I will not be subscribing to Disney.
I can't believe AT&T are such cheap bastards that they're still shipping Wi-Fi 802.11g routers to their customers.
not the first time, not the last that Trump's administration ignores US law and tradition and decides whatever he does is ok.
I doubt Foxconn will keep the factory operational for 20 years. We're moving into an era of robotic automation, and those 3000 jobs will not last 30 years.
If your car is a tiny european SmartCar, you will not be safe once flocks of semis take to the highways.
I've changed my mind on attending concerts where the Ticketmaster fee costs as much or more than the tickets to the show. Screw those guys. I've seen more great rock bands for $15 - no interest in spending $100.
Fuck Facebook to hell
the last thing I need is every mutterance in my cubicle being recorded
I am ready for pilot-free airplane rides. Just give me enough space for my knees.
I commend scientists for finding a way to preserve the artistic integrity of Pauly Shore films through the decades using humans as the easily-reproduceable copies. In this way our robotic overlords can enjoy the hackneyed talent for millennia to come.
Not sure a guy who can afford to buy an island in Hawaii should be giving economic advice. Concentrating so much wealth into the hands of a few people is unkind, manipulative, and I daresay Evil.
There is no cloud -- it's just someone else's computer
We join the sharing economy because our jobs don't pay us enough to get ahead. We're contractors, selling off our privacy for modest financial gain. This sucks.
I hear land is cheap in Wyoming.
Eventually they'll realize that the only way for this system to work is to limit the population, and being too afraid to enforce Euthanasia for people who don't match the most favorable gene mixes, they'll have to come up with a way to weed out people after they've reached their full potential. Expect a Logan's Run scenario where at 30, you're set free into the wilderness to fend for yourself.
IIS? Hell I'd love to run it from the ISS!
I learned to program Apple Basic on an Apple IIe when I was in the 6th grade. My family's first computer was the 128 Mac. We had no brand loyalty -- my father simply recognized it was a paradigm shift and he didn't want his kids to be left behind. So my senior year of high school, I programmed Apple Basic in class and typed up papers in MacWrite. In college I was exposed to NeXT, Sun Solaris, and DOS, and became manager of a Mac/PC computer lab. Our Dells and Compaqs were complete pieces of shit compared to my dad's Mac IIcx and the IIci lab at school. I recognized that these are all simply tools, and they'll change over time.
I'm typing this from an i7 MacBook Pro running Sierra while my Samsung i5 Windows 10 laptop, iPhone, and iPad sleep.
Do sheep-people dream of electronic androids?
if implemented widescale, it will screw up weather patterns globally. there's a finite amount of water on the earth.