The way I take your post is don't design everything upfront. What I get from the article is decide what's necessary, then add everything else as needed. It sounds to me to take a modular approach to the design. Build the core of the program (what's necessary) then whatever whiz bang plugin accessories later down the road that wasn't planned on that is now "essential" according to the customer or management. I don't know if you currently practice XP but it sounds like your approach and the XP method are similar in that respect. So yeah, to over simplify, modular programming with paired teams to make sure the code is right the first time, with the flexibity to add in unexpected fluff as needed... XP.
There isn't much of an alternative from what you said, but, the theory really is begging the question. There just isn't much of an alternative from your stated method. It's like saying because you didn't think to shoot the man, the man must be bullet proof. The second you release the code someone with a gun is going to give you a headache....
Ok, you're crazy. My point once again, teach your kid morals and when they see the gang bang pic they'll be disgusted because that's how they've been raised. You can't mask reality from a child, but you can teach them what's right and wrong. You should expect them to have enough character to close the window that shows the picture and roll their eyes at the creeps in the picture like you would. Censorship is exponentially worse than the content it "protects" you from.
My knowledge of the WIPO treaty is limited but I do know that it is supposed to cover fair use and only squash copyright infringement for profit. The one point you fail to see is, freedom of speech is a constitutional right, the WIPO is a treaty, we can cancel any treaty we deam fit. (Anti ballistic missle treaty with russia we signed in the 70's? it's goin down). I'm not suggesting the WIPO will be canceled I'm just stating the hierarchy of which rules and laws have presidence. Now how things are *supposed* to be and how they play out are two different things, we're supposed to have our rights and they should win out. Because of trade agreements and the almighty dollar some rights are going to get trampled *BUT* my point still is Constitution beats out treaty. That's what makes us a sovereign nation.
One thing I've noticed is Microsoft is apparently front page material on MSNBC pretty frequently. Of course they are in the news but in my local paper and television (it's a pretty large metro area) they might mention MS once a week, as apposed to 12 articles a day like MSNBC if you go through all the different catagories.
and how did that asshole larry that sits next to me get accidentally onto the end of that list? Hey.. wow, somehow my pink slip turned into an 85k bonus... weird.. hey HR just posted two open secretarial positions for the new CIO (wow that's me).. qualifications include 34c-24-36.. weird but who am I to complain? corporate policy...
Go into the network security consulting business, drive around the valley, and have network printers print off your company name and how you can secure their network. Run a winpop on the CEO's laptop telling him he obviously needs your service.. and rake in the dough.. dude I should shut my mouth and start doing this....
and hope people don't notice and still pay. Uhm, dude, where is this isp located? Just out of curiousity, it's not like I'd steal network resources or anything.....
I didn't murder that man, I was just accelerating free lead atoms to 10,000 fps... and I didn't hack that sight I just sent free electrons through a wire and it just happened to reach microshaft and forthcoming electrons on a wire made it put a picture of pr0n with gates face super imposed! It's those rascally free roaming electrons...
Sadly it is true they're alot more likely to respond to getting FUCKED rather than these white hats snickering and running up to gloat about the problem they've found. I don't advocate it I just see the fault in how some of these corporations think. They act willy nilly with their security then cry to uncle sam about the h4x0rs problem and how anyone with a radio receiver is a criminal (just wait and watch and see what happens if they don't tighten things up on their own).
and I must insist you return our private information that you maliciously and unlawfully intercepted with your colon. We are going to confiscate your transmission receiver and pending the litigation it will be returned to you in 4 to 8 months after we determine the amount of damaging information you've captured.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I do not think cellular phone scanners are illegal in the US(maybe they are by that title or for that use). To the best of my knowledge most people call them "police scanners" or just "radio scanners" and if you put down enough cash you can scan just about any frequency out there. You can even get a cheapy one down at the local radio shack, and most cell phones here have some type of transmission encryption available as a feature on their phone if you're fearful of your conversations being listened to. You can even tune into airports frequencies but they get real *#(@# pissed if you transmit on those frequencies and that *is* a crime. They really prefer kiddies stay off those frequencies and resist the temptations to guide a 747 to land on a barn. It'd be fun stuff but cows have rights too.
From the article: "Smaller chips are cheaper to manufacture, so you can either price them lower or gather more margin from them. All of those arguments are valid," said Dean McCarron, principal analyst at Mercury Research."
We all know AMD's strategy is market share, not so much the margin. What this means is lower prices overall because intel will have to compete. Quit your whining about "intel's better" (besides they're not) and just be happy that there's some competition and a company like AMD fighting for better market share with a better product. If you only buy for clock cycles and name brand you're not make in intelligent purchase. Kudos AMD. If it wasn't for them processors would be half the current speed at twice the cost because of the lack of competition and the innovation needed to win at competition.
just chain a dog to the pier and don't feed it for a few days, you'll know the vandals have been back when he's asleep in the morning sun with a full belly
Schroeder countered that the U.S. Constitution's Fourth Amendment protection against "unreasonable search and seizures" is not applicable outside the United States and that the FBI had no ability to serve a search warrant in Russia.
if they're not protected by our laws because they are out of the country, how can they be prosecuted by those same laws? Laws are made to protect people (believe it or not), you should have a fair playing field. Their real arguement shouldn't be "well they're out of the country they're not protected by those rights", the truth is they're out of the country and the FBI has no jurisdiction to do what it did, but if they said it that way then they'd look like the villans.
I don't think peoples opinions should be skewed because they're discussing the success of porn on the net as apposed to some other "clean" industry. People should view it as it really is; offering something people want in a way that actually works on the internet. People buy porn, people buy dogfood, with the internet, porn is more plentiful, easier to access, and more private than having to go to some magazine stand and ask for a monthly fix of XXX China Dolls or whatever floats your boat. With dog food, is it easier to have them ship a 50 pound bag to your doorstep and getting it three days later while poochie starves? No, you go to the damn store. Hustler.com profits, pets.com bombs. It's horribly obvious. The internet won't be able to peddle *everything*, it can peddle whatever is more convenient over the net. You can apply it to anything weather or not it's porn or news pages or weather forecasts. Whatever is made more convenient and available by the internet will suceed, almost everything else will fail.
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The way I take your post is don't design everything upfront. What I get from the article is decide what's necessary, then add everything else as needed. It sounds to me to take a modular approach to the design. Build the core of the program (what's necessary) then whatever whiz bang plugin accessories later down the road that wasn't planned on that is now "essential" according to the customer or management. I don't know if you currently practice XP but it sounds like your approach and the XP method are similar in that respect. So yeah, to over simplify, modular programming with paired teams to make sure the code is right the first time, with the flexibity to add in unexpected fluff as needed... XP.
There isn't much of an alternative from what you said, but, the theory really is begging the question. There just isn't much of an alternative from your stated method. It's like saying because you didn't think to shoot the man, the man must be bullet proof. The second you release the code someone with a gun is going to give you a headache....
No kidding, General Public License. If they don't like the GPL, don't use GPL'd software and write your own version. I completely agree with you.
Ok, you're crazy. My point once again, teach your kid morals and when they see the gang bang pic they'll be disgusted because that's how they've been raised. You can't mask reality from a child, but you can teach them what's right and wrong. You should expect them to have enough character to close the window that shows the picture and roll their eyes at the creeps in the picture like you would. Censorship is exponentially worse than the content it "protects" you from.
ok maybe I'm stupid (ok I am) but........ bah?
My knowledge of the WIPO treaty is limited but I do know that it is supposed to cover fair use and only squash copyright infringement for profit. The one point you fail to see is, freedom of speech is a constitutional right, the WIPO is a treaty, we can cancel any treaty we deam fit. (Anti ballistic missle treaty with russia we signed in the 70's? it's goin down). I'm not suggesting the WIPO will be canceled I'm just stating the hierarchy of which rules and laws have presidence. Now how things are *supposed* to be and how they play out are two different things, we're supposed to have our rights and they should win out. Because of trade agreements and the almighty dollar some rights are going to get trampled *BUT* my point still is Constitution beats out treaty. That's what makes us a sovereign nation.
I stand corrected. So basically it's easy to do but it's illegal. Pretty much like anything else in this country.
what, does he feel original with this? people have been wardialing since before I was a gleam in my drunk peg legged fathers eye.
One thing I've noticed is Microsoft is apparently front page material on MSNBC pretty frequently. Of course they are in the news but in my local paper and television (it's a pretty large metro area) they might mention MS once a week, as apposed to 12 articles a day like MSNBC if you go through all the different catagories.
and how did that asshole larry that sits next to me get accidentally onto the end of that list? Hey.. wow, somehow my pink slip turned into an 85k bonus... weird.. hey HR just posted two open secretarial positions for the new CIO (wow that's me).. qualifications include 34c-24-36.. weird but who am I to complain? corporate policy...
so you know they're probably bound to mess up the security to begin with on an already insecure OS. IMHO
Go into the network security consulting business, drive around the valley, and have network printers print off your company name and how you can secure their network. Run a winpop on the CEO's laptop telling him he obviously needs your service.. and rake in the dough.. dude I should shut my mouth and start doing this....
and hope people don't notice and still pay. Uhm, dude, where is this isp located? Just out of curiousity, it's not like I'd steal network resources or anything.....
I didn't murder that man, I was just accelerating free lead atoms to 10,000 fps... and I didn't hack that sight I just sent free electrons through a wire and it just happened to reach microshaft and forthcoming electrons on a wire made it put a picture of pr0n with gates face super imposed! It's those rascally free roaming electrons...
Sadly it is true they're alot more likely to respond to getting FUCKED rather than these white hats snickering and running up to gloat about the problem they've found. I don't advocate it I just see the fault in how some of these corporations think. They act willy nilly with their security then cry to uncle sam about the h4x0rs problem and how anyone with a radio receiver is a criminal (just wait and watch and see what happens if they don't tighten things up on their own).
and I must insist you return our private information that you maliciously and unlawfully intercepted with your colon. We are going to confiscate your transmission receiver and pending the litigation it will be returned to you in 4 to 8 months after we determine the amount of damaging information you've captured.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I do not think cellular phone scanners are illegal in the US(maybe they are by that title or for that use). To the best of my knowledge most people call them "police scanners" or just "radio scanners" and if you put down enough cash you can scan just about any frequency out there. You can even get a cheapy one down at the local radio shack, and most cell phones here have some type of transmission encryption available as a feature on their phone if you're fearful of your conversations being listened to. You can even tune into airports frequencies but they get real *#(@# pissed if you transmit on those frequencies and that *is* a crime. They really prefer kiddies stay off those frequencies and resist the temptations to guide a 747 to land on a barn. It'd be fun stuff but cows have rights too.
We all know AMD's strategy is market share, not so much the margin. What this means is lower prices overall because intel will have to compete. Quit your whining about "intel's better" (besides they're not) and just be happy that there's some competition and a company like AMD fighting for better market share with a better product. If you only buy for clock cycles and name brand you're not make in intelligent purchase. Kudos AMD. If it wasn't for them processors would be half the current speed at twice the cost because of the lack of competition and the innovation needed to win at competition.
just chain a dog to the pier and don't feed it for a few days, you'll know the vandals have been back when he's asleep in the morning sun with a full belly
if they're not protected by our laws because they are out of the country, how can they be prosecuted by those same laws? Laws are made to protect people (believe it or not), you should have a fair playing field. Their real arguement shouldn't be "well they're out of the country they're not protected by those rights", the truth is they're out of the country and the FBI has no jurisdiction to do what it did, but if they said it that way then they'd look like the villans.
I don't think peoples opinions should be skewed because they're discussing the success of porn on the net as apposed to some other "clean" industry. People should view it as it really is; offering something people want in a way that actually works on the internet. People buy porn, people buy dogfood, with the internet, porn is more plentiful, easier to access, and more private than having to go to some magazine stand and ask for a monthly fix of XXX China Dolls or whatever floats your boat. With dog food, is it easier to have them ship a 50 pound bag to your doorstep and getting it three days later while poochie starves? No, you go to the damn store. Hustler.com profits, pets.com bombs. It's horribly obvious. The internet won't be able to peddle *everything*, it can peddle whatever is more convenient over the net. You can apply it to anything weather or not it's porn or news pages or weather forecasts. Whatever is made more convenient and available by the internet will suceed, almost everything else will fail.