If not a Union at least a professional organization where employer abuses are discussed and notices sent to members not to work for them OR work for them at a premium.
I present to you EA as an example. Where more and more people are thinking twice about working for them if they have a choice.
This has to be a truly global/international organization, since the unit of work and the work environment have been virtualized. We need to setup international chapters/branches for all the countries where this work can be off-shored and contracted, this way we keep the membership informed on work conditions, remuneration and decisions made by the organization.
If this works, there wouldn't be a need for Anonymous, a simple alert bulletin to all affected members could render any offending employer without any professional services at a global scale.
Sure but good luck updating XYZ cert in the certificate store for hundrends and hundreds of clients.
If you try to document it so that the user can update it then there is a 50-50 chance they will screw their certificate store and then not even their banking, gmail or shopping would work.
It was definitely a parody as he was exaggerating his voice and jaw movements when reaching high notes. It did prove what a great voice he has... other than that is your typical long repetitive SNL sketch.
I remember having a talk with an International Relations professor at university, he said (I'm paraphrasing) that in the international arena all nations have to fend for themselves eventually and that is defined as Realpolitik. The example was that if all nations were boats on the ocean, the size of each boat representing the power and influence of each nation, and if some big boat makes waves then all smaller boats will have to align themselves to the incoming ripples. The smaller you are the hardest the hit if you don't align yourself quickly.
So... for Sealand... I think it could be easily be overrun by the Bolivian Navy.
Maybe you are overthinking it and this decision process is a kind of pleasure, like shopping for shoes. You really didn't let your feminine side express herself openly
By itself aircraft carriers look like an easy target but they do not travel alone, they form part of a Carrier battle group. So you have to go undetected through a submarine and a few frigates to get near them. Not everything is related to costs if you can't replace it.
I didn't see gp post as condescending, I think he is trying to make the point of how serious private information storage is.
I did cringe on his reference of putting password/username/cc in one table, even encrypted. I suggest to use hash values to replace those real values and mask CC numbers. So even if the encryption is broken a hacker would not be able to identify the person.
Doing this doesn't limit your innovation in any way. It's actually a burden we all have to deal with to avoid a legal bomb landing on your lap.
Mod Up +1 No matter what you want to do with PI you must check first that is legal, first on your jurisdiction (state or province), then your country (countries) where you expect your customers to reside. It doesn't matter what good intentions you have, it might not be enough to keep you out of trouble. For example, if your jurisdiction forbids you from keeping DOB then make sure you are clean.
Please mod up +1 This is the whole point about online classes. Students can pick the style that fits them for courses that cover EXACTLY the same topics. Different teaching rhythms and speed will match the learning speed of different students.
A person should be involved when an expected minority finds challenges or is missing pre-requisites.
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Amen!
Oh and Zynga is another example too!
If not a Union at least a professional organization where employer abuses are discussed and notices sent to members not to work for them OR work for them at a premium.
I present to you EA as an example. Where more and more people are thinking twice about working for them if they have a choice.
This has to be a truly global/international organization, since the unit of work and the work environment have been virtualized.
We need to setup international chapters/branches for all the countries where this work can be off-shored and contracted, this way we keep the membership informed on work conditions, remuneration and decisions made by the organization.
If this works, there wouldn't be a need for Anonymous, a simple alert bulletin to all affected members could render any offending employer without any professional services at a global scale.
Thanks for your input Steve.
Oh my god, a parameter that takes either '2' or TRUE???
What the hell is that?
I will stick with my strong typed languages thank you very much.
Oh please please mod parent up!!!
+1
That api design is retarded.
Sure but good luck updating XYZ cert in the certificate store for hundrends and hundreds of clients.
If you try to document it so that the user can update it then there is a 50-50 chance they will screw their certificate store and then not even their banking, gmail or shopping would work.
Don't be, trolls are easy to deal with. Just put a mirror in front of their faces...
It was definitely a parody as he was exaggerating his voice and jaw movements when reaching high notes.
It did prove what a great voice he has... other than that is your typical long repetitive SNL sketch.
I remember having a talk with an International Relations professor at university, he said (I'm paraphrasing) that in the international arena all nations have to fend for themselves eventually and that is defined as Realpolitik. The example was that if all nations were boats on the ocean, the size of each boat representing the power and influence of each nation, and if some big boat makes waves then all smaller boats will have to align themselves to the incoming ripples. The smaller you are the hardest the hit if you don't align yourself quickly.
So... for Sealand... I think it could be easily be overrun by the Bolivian Navy.
Despite AC's typical lack of taste and manners, he/she has a point.
Maybe you are overthinking it and this decision process is a kind of pleasure, like shopping for shoes. You really didn't let your feminine side express herself openly
It's funny because it's somewhat true....
mod +1
Yup, you have to complete at least your first iteration... then refactor it like hell for the next... ad infinitum.
Yes maybe so, but they are cheap! A commodity.
Oh yeah, it's called a video game!
By itself aircraft carriers look like an easy target but they do not travel alone, they form part of a Carrier battle group. So you have to go undetected through a submarine and a few frigates to get near them. Not everything is related to costs if you can't replace it.
I didn't see gp post as condescending, I think he is trying to make the point of how serious private information storage is.
I did cringe on his reference of putting password/username/cc in one table, even encrypted. I suggest to use hash values to replace those real values and mask CC numbers. So even if the encryption is broken a hacker would not be able to identify the person.
Doing this doesn't limit your innovation in any way. It's actually a burden we all have to deal with to avoid a legal bomb landing on your lap.
Mod Up +1
No matter what you want to do with PI you must check first that is legal, first on your jurisdiction (state or province), then your country (countries) where you expect your customers to reside.
It doesn't matter what good intentions you have, it might not be enough to keep you out of trouble.
For example, if your jurisdiction forbids you from keeping DOB then make sure you are clean.
+1 Mod up!
Please mod up +1
This is the whole point about online classes.
Students can pick the style that fits them for courses that cover EXACTLY the same topics.
Different teaching rhythms and speed will match the learning speed of different students.
A person should be involved when an expected minority finds challenges or is missing pre-requisites.
The rest is just politics & and inflamed egos.
Not pets or kids I assume...
Sounds like total freedom.
That's interesting, never heard of it before.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Loop
+1
John Madden's fear of flying has translated in having his coach bus with all the comforts. Satellite internet is one of them:
http://www.sfgate.com/homeandgarden/article/John-Madden-s-first-class-coach-Voice-of-2770534.php
Not to be harsh but 4Gb is the minimum required for regular use on windows machines.
Things improve with a 64bit OS as well.