This worries me. Should every scientist who releases a study contradictory to the current administrations stance now be in fear of their privacy being violated by some senator? It doesn't matter if he gets the information or not it sends a message to everyone that your personal information will be scrutinized if you publish something that doesn't agree with the government. It the same as sending a warning to scientists who don't agree with the party line. We are watching you!
Sounds like the thinking of the network admin at my old university. He heard there was an AIM exploit that took 10 minutes to do. So like clockwork everyones AIM client would disconnect every 9 minutes or so. This went on for about a week. I'm glad ccs had their own network and that I could tunnel through it.
There wouldn't be a need for all the add blocking software if the ads were less obtrusive. Ok there would still be demand for the adblocking software but you wouldn't need it to surf the web. I think Google does a good job with their adds. They are text, clearly labeled, and not in my way.
In one of my classes in college the professor told us to not have a personal attatchment to the code you write. This makes it easier to accept any flaws that someone else points out to you and not get all upset about it. To enforce this we were given a project to work on and would have to do a code walk in front of the class. The professor and the rest of class would then proceed to question just about everything you did in the code and try to point out mistakes. This taught me to be more open about any code I have written and to graciously accept any suggested changes or fixes. Taking any of that personally just seems unprofessional to me.
Try using tor (http://tor.eff.org/) along with privoxy. There are instuctions on the page on how to get the two working well together. Its pretty easy to set up and it only took me a few minutes before I was up and running.
Its a good idea to get into the habbit though. Find out what foods you like and how long it takes to make them. Try to exercise daily. Get into the habbit now before work starts to drag you down.
If you have any digital photos you can also use Picasa which is from Google. The "I'm Feeling Lucky" feature in it is fantastic. So you can add that to your list of hits.
Well I hope it is no longer the policy. I never read it on their website only heard it announced while on the train a few times. The funny part is that most people on the train seemed to think it was ridiculous when they heard it.
"You can still do whatever you want just as you could before, if not more so because of handheld video camera's."
No I can't do whatever I want like before and it involves handheld video camera's. About a year or so ago the MBTA (http://www.mbta.com) announced that you were no longer allowed to take pictures of the trains, the stations, people on the trains, or the staff. I wish I had a link for you but I could not find this anywhere on their web page. I have in the past taken pictures of a station and a train. I even went so far as to get a picture of someone on the train.
Its fun, lots of fun. At times it can be complex. The best part I think (besides the humor) is that you find yourself forming an alliance against someone and then usually stabbing your ally in the back. I usually played in games of four people. You should try it.
I was going to post a reply similar to this but I was first hoping to find out some info about how much each smoker costs to keep "healthy". But then again you have to think of the people around the smoker who are also effected. I would search some more but I have some work to do. Maybe someone else could find this info.
I'm pretty sure a minor can not accept any contracts or anything like that with out a parent signing off on it. So just have someone under the age of 18 install WoW for you and then go about your businesss. You never accepted a EULA and the person who did is a minor.
Where I work (Lincoln Labs www.ll.mit.edu) all of the job openings require a masters or a phd (usually a phd). Any place like that would be a good place to start.
I had one professor who was very strict with assignments coming in on time. He once threw away an assignment that was five minutes late. He was also very pissed off that day so that didn't help either. I believe he made the guy throw his own assignment in the trash, pretty rough for 5 minutes late.
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This worries me. Should every scientist who releases a study contradictory to the current administrations stance now be in fear of their privacy being violated by some senator? It doesn't matter if he gets the information or not it sends a message to everyone that your personal information will be scrutinized if you publish something that doesn't agree with the government. It the same as sending a warning to scientists who don't agree with the party line. We are watching you!
Sounds like the thinking of the network admin at my old university. He heard there was an AIM exploit that took 10 minutes to do. So like clockwork everyones AIM client would disconnect every 9 minutes or so. This went on for about a week. I'm glad ccs had their own network and that I could tunnel through it.
There wouldn't be a need for all the add blocking software if the ads were less obtrusive. Ok there would still be demand for the adblocking software but you wouldn't need it to surf the web. I think Google does a good job with their adds. They are text, clearly labeled, and not in my way.
In one of my classes in college the professor told us to not have a personal attatchment to the code you write. This makes it easier to accept any flaws that someone else points out to you and not get all upset about it. To enforce this we were given a project to work on and would have to do a code walk in front of the class. The professor and the rest of class would then proceed to question just about everything you did in the code and try to point out mistakes. This taught me to be more open about any code I have written and to graciously accept any suggested changes or fixes. Taking any of that personally just seems unprofessional to me.
Who is your carrier?
Try using tor (http://tor.eff.org/) along with privoxy. There are instuctions on the page on how to get the two working well together. Its pretty easy to set up and it only took me a few minutes before I was up and running.
Its a good idea to get into the habbit though. Find out what foods you like and how long it takes to make them. Try to exercise daily. Get into the habbit now before work starts to drag you down.
If you have any digital photos you can also use Picasa which is from Google. The "I'm Feeling Lucky" feature in it is fantastic. So you can add that to your list of hits.
I heard that Jar Jar is in the film but does not speak. No I don't have any links to back this up and I'm too lazy to research this.
I don't know about that. The Shuttle can circle the earth a couple times on a single tank.
The opposite happened to me. Latest version of mozilla on Win2k crashed. Latest version of Firefox on XP was fine. Odd.
Well I hope it is no longer the policy. I never read it on their website only heard it announced while on the train a few times. The funny part is that most people on the train seemed to think it was ridiculous when they heard it.
"You can still do whatever you want just as you could before, if not more so because of handheld video camera's."
No I can't do whatever I want like before and it involves handheld video camera's. About a year or so ago the MBTA (http://www.mbta.com) announced that you were no longer allowed to take pictures of the trains, the stations, people on the trains, or the staff. I wish I had a link for you but I could not find this anywhere on their web page. I have in the past taken pictures of a station and a train. I even went so far as to get a picture of someone on the train.
When you support off shoring you support terrorists. Insert sarcastic tone where you feel it is necessary.
Damn! You beat me to it.
Its fun, lots of fun. At times it can be complex. The best part I think (besides the humor) is that you find yourself forming an alliance against someone and then usually stabbing your ally in the back. I usually played in games of four people. You should try it.
I was going to post a reply similar to this but I was first hoping to find out some info about how much each smoker costs to keep "healthy". But then again you have to think of the people around the smoker who are also effected. I would search some more but I have some work to do. Maybe someone else could find this info.
I'm pretty sure a minor can not accept any contracts or anything like that with out a parent signing off on it. So just have someone under the age of 18 install WoW for you and then go about your businesss. You never accepted a EULA and the person who did is a minor.
" I had an onion on my belt." , which was the style at the time.
Where I work (Lincoln Labs www.ll.mit.edu) all of the job openings require a masters or a phd (usually a phd). Any place like that would be a good place to start.
I had one professor who was very strict with assignments coming in on time. He once threw away an assignment that was five minutes late. He was also very pissed off that day so that didn't help either. I believe he made the guy throw his own assignment in the trash, pretty rough for 5 minutes late.
"IBS? sorry that sounds to much like a Bowel problem."
Then whats the difference between IBM and IBS?
Hardly a driving snow storm. Just a snowy day. We only got about four inches or so.
I'm gonna have my Optimus Prime transform into Rodimus Prime!
Well the real surprise will hit SCO when they find out australia doesn't exist.