You need to read the second link in the article, which clearly proves that MSN targeted Opera. The proof is in the fact that changing the User agent string to 'Oprah' results in the same non-broken page sent to IE. MSN detected 'Opera', and sent it a broken page.
So while the certs may not look at good as a Bachelor in CS, I would rather hire someone that knew how to setup and troubleshoot a network then someone who doesn't know the difference between a LAN and a WAN.
And no College degree or Cert is going to prove anything. I've seen people with certs galore who couldn't apply it to the real world.
My degree has helped me get jobs, but honestly, EVERYthing I do I learned on the job.
The people kind, not the computer kind. Your next job WILL come from someone who knows you, and knows someone who wants to hire someone. It won't come from a blind resume.
Secondly, no matter how much experience you have, you will ALWAYS face the 'experience required' hurdle. You will never have the number of years they require in all the things they require. Years of experience in related areas rarely counts for anything.
Shakespeare with 5 years' Wordperfect experience couldn't get a job as a poet in a Word shop, unless he knew someone.
If you add hiss and pop to the digital, and do a blind study, the difference wont' be so clear.
The one advantage of analog is that it still works after degradation. Digital requires error checking bits to maintain integrity. Lose too many bits and it's gone. Analog can degrade and it still sounds ok, just not as good.
I wouldn't normally point out grammer mistakes, but since you are bragging about your high salary, and saying grades may have something to do with it, I feel I must.
'their' is possesive. You mean 'There are reasons'.
I used to work as a sysadmin at a library. A co-worker wanted to donate several copies of FreeBSD he had. The problem the library had was that they had a boilerplate policy for all software CDs that said you promised to uninstall it when you returned the CD, not to copy it, etc etc. Free software didn't fit into the boilerplate library policy, so they weren't quite sure what to do. They wanted to get it out, but were worried about deailng with multiple circulation policies.
There was a case a while back in which a Canadian group pushed for a Canadian version of Helms-Burton, in which the 'stolen property' (Cuba under Helms-Burton) was given in geographic coordinates. And equated to Long Island.
Which was actually bought and paid for, but not from the Indian Nation who actually owned it. And the buyers (Dutch I believe) knew it.
Worms require no human intervention. Mydoom, Netsky, Beagle, require a user to go ahead and open the attachment. Hence, human intervention, hence viruses.
The articule quotes Michael Moore thusly: "As Michael Moore so eloquently discussed in Bowling For Columbine, Canada has violence in movies and games, plus more guns per capita than the US, but proportionately a fraction of the killings."
Which is crap. Micheal Moore never said Canada had more guns per capita than the US, Canada doesn't have more guns per capita than the US, and only an idiot would think Canada had more guns per capita than the US.
Canada's guns are concentrated in rural areas with very very few people, with very very few guns in the big cities. The US, on the other hand, has lots and lots of guns in the big cities, as well as in rural areas.
Nobody is asking what the problem is that this is supposed to address. Step 1) of implementing a security measure is to ask "What is the problem it addresses?"
So, what is the problem? Terrorism? The 9/11 terrorists HAD legal id. Having their DNS sequence on the card would not have stopped them.
It didn't fall by the wayside, it got enacted. Most retailers don't tell you they're putting it on. London Drugs (a western chain) charges it at the till. If you aren't paying it somewhere along the line, someone is not complying with the law.
From the debate (see the end of the cryptome version)
"Mr. FRANK. Mr. Speaker, I do not know how I am going to vote on this bill yet because I have a notion that a bill of this weight, I ought to
read it."
I'd kinda like to think they've actually read what they're voting on too.
Sam also has to juggle training with family and business. His wife, Andrea Blaseckie, is also an HPV world record holder. I can attest to the fact that Sam builds a great bike!
Let me get this straight, two thirds of the students aren't watching the actual lecture, but rather a COPY via closed cirtuit TV...
I wonder if there is any corelation between students who watch a copy of a lecture, and students who hand in copied assignments.
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I like how BofA forces you to use IE... for security reasons.
You need to read the second link in the article, which clearly proves that MSN targeted Opera. The proof is in the fact that changing the User agent string to 'Oprah' results in the same non-broken page sent to IE. MSN detected 'Opera', and sent it a broken page.
This was browser specific to be broken.
Went so far as to say? I'd say it's a pretty well accepted fact that Turing was a genius.
I install ZoneAlarm from disk before pluging in a network cable. I've seen WinXP get worms during windowsupdate.
So while the certs may not look at good as a Bachelor in CS, I would rather hire someone that knew how to setup and troubleshoot a network then someone who doesn't know the difference between a LAN and a WAN.
And no College degree or Cert is going to prove anything. I've seen people with certs galore who couldn't apply it to the real world.
My degree has helped me get jobs, but honestly, EVERYthing I do I learned on the job.
The people kind, not the computer kind. Your next job WILL come from someone who knows you, and knows someone who wants to hire someone. It won't come from a blind resume.
Secondly, no matter how much experience you have, you will ALWAYS face the 'experience required' hurdle. You will never have the number of years they require in all the things they require. Years of experience in related areas rarely counts for anything.
Shakespeare with 5 years' Wordperfect experience couldn't get a job as a poet in a Word shop, unless he knew someone.
"Who the hell gave you permission to look at my private e-mails? Oh, yeah... I DIDN'T!"
Depends on your TOS fine print. If you're an employee or student, using employer or campus networks, you may have already given permission.
The only reason that 14th century monks aren't considered warez pirates is that the bible is public domain.
If you copy a book, character by character, you are making a digital copy.
If you add hiss and pop to the digital, and do a blind study, the difference wont' be so clear.
The one advantage of analog is that it still works after degradation. Digital requires error checking bits to maintain integrity. Lose too many bits and it's gone. Analog can degrade and it still sounds ok, just not as good.
Because I'm just as likely to make them (or speling mistakes :-)
But then, I had a crappy GPA.
I wouldn't normally point out grammer mistakes, but since you are bragging about your high salary, and saying grades may have something to do with it, I feel I must.
'their' is possesive. You mean 'There are reasons'.
I used to work as a sysadmin at a library. A co-worker wanted to donate several copies of FreeBSD he had. The problem the library had was that they had a boilerplate policy for all software CDs that said you promised to uninstall it when you returned the CD, not to copy it, etc etc. Free software didn't fit into the boilerplate library policy, so they weren't quite sure what to do. They wanted to get it out, but were worried about deailng with multiple circulation policies.
http://www.tennessean.com/sii/00/08/18/nader18.sht ml
Attrition has links to several MC threats
http://www.attrition.org/news/mc/
There was a case a while back in which a Canadian group pushed for a Canadian version of Helms-Burton, in which the 'stolen property' (Cuba under Helms-Burton) was given in geographic coordinates. And equated to Long Island.
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Which was actually bought and paid for, but not from the Indian Nation who actually owned it. And the buyers (Dutch I believe) knew it.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0
Everyone has something to learn. I try not to assume that someone is dumb just because they don't know something I think they should.
What I can't stand are people who refuse to listen. Or assume they know more simply because they are higher on the beuracracy pyramid.
Worms require no human intervention. Mydoom, Netsky, Beagle, require a user to go ahead and open the attachment. Hence, human intervention, hence viruses.
The articule quotes Michael Moore thusly: "As Michael Moore so eloquently discussed in Bowling For Columbine, Canada has violence in movies and games, plus more guns per capita than the US, but proportionately a fraction of the killings."
Which is crap. Micheal Moore never said Canada had more guns per capita than the US, Canada doesn't have more guns per capita than the US, and only an idiot would think Canada had more guns per capita than the US.
Canada's guns are concentrated in rural areas with very very few people, with very very few guns in the big cities. The US, on the other hand, has lots and lots of guns in the big cities, as well as in rural areas.
Nobody is asking what the problem is that this is supposed to address. Step 1) of implementing a security measure is to ask "What is the problem it addresses?"
So, what is the problem? Terrorism? The 9/11 terrorists HAD legal id. Having their DNS sequence on the card would not have stopped them.
I have some relatives who are uncomfortable working with black people. Times change. Deal with it.
It didn't fall by the wayside, it got enacted. Most retailers don't tell you they're putting it on. London Drugs (a western chain) charges it at the till. If you aren't paying it somewhere along the line, someone is not complying with the law.
The TLAs will just install a wiretapper on your keyboard anyways.
From the debate (see the end of the cryptome version) "Mr. FRANK. Mr. Speaker, I do not know how I am going to vote on this bill yet because I have a notion that a bill of this weight, I ought to read it." I'd kinda like to think they've actually read what they're voting on too.
Sam also has to juggle training with family and business. His wife, Andrea Blaseckie, is also an HPV world record holder. I can attest to the fact that Sam builds a great bike!
Let me get this straight, two thirds of the students aren't watching the actual lecture, but rather a COPY via closed cirtuit TV... I wonder if there is any corelation between students who watch a copy of a lecture, and students who hand in copied assignments.
Valentina Tereshkova.