Looking for that perfect programming language that really gets your "mojo" pumping? Give one of these 227 programming languages a try... I'm sure one of them is bound to turn you on.
I'm well on my way to graduating with a CS degree, but nothing beats real world experience. According to my advisor, if a potential employer sees an internship or a summer job that involves tasks similar to the position you are seeking, they are almost sure to give you a second look, and possibly a third.
Does anyone know if a hobby shareware site counts as job experience?
So in effect this means that to remain completely legal, every Shoutcast server streaming any copyrighted music will have to fork over a minimum of $500 a year to keep rockin their tunes? What about those with a mix of original creations and other copyrighted material? Do I get a discount if I stream Prodigy along with my friends original techno mixes?
This article at The Register lays out what Intel will be doing over the next few months. By June the P4 should be up to 2.4 GHz with a 533Mhz bus. April will prove to be a big month for Intel if they stay true to the projected release dates.
"In the City of God there will be a great thunder, Two brothers torn apart by Chaos, while the fortress endures, the great leader will succumb" , "The third big war will begin when the big city is burning" - Nostradamus 1654
Our great country has survived 225 years without the use of face recognition. We didn't need it then, and we don't need it now. This is just another example of the corporate mongers testing the boundries of privacy to pad their own private wallets.
... In terms of ease-of-use, software library size, and compatibility with other products/devices. Currently, Linux does not compare to Windows in these aspects.
Given that Linux is only 10 years old, this proves that the future is very bright and has a very good chance to eventually compete and surpass Microsoft Windows. Windows 1.0 was released in 1985(?), meaning MS has a 6 year head start on the Linux OS. It's fairly obvious that in 6 years, Linux will far surpass what Windows is today.
I found this article very interesting, given the fact that I'm going through the exact same thing with AOL over a domain that I own. I currently own EnhanceAOL.com. It redirects to my site, where I sell software that enhances the AOL client software. I have received a letter from their Intellectual Property lawyers essentially saying "Give us the domain or else!"
I have yet to respond to their demands, but considering I don't have the money to take on a billion-dollar corporation, I don't see too many options in my situation. I personally think it's stupid that any trademarked letters found in a domain name can be essentially hijacked by the owner of the trademark. Government needs to find a way to more vigorously regulate the actions of giant corps such as AOL and Microsoft.
In the meantime, I'll be forking over my domain name to AOL so they can sit on it and marvel at their own magnificence as they claim rights to every domain containing the three sequential letters a-o-l and a-i-m.
(If anyone would like to offer any free legal advise, email me - IgniteSoftware@aol.com)
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Here is some biographical info on the beloved "Scotty" of Star Trek.
One particularly noteworthy effect ... is that all of my dreams are very intense and I find myself remembering them as well, down to minute details.
:)
If I were to take this up, this would probably be why.
Check out these Oakley sunglasses with titanium frames - not cheap by any means, but very, very sexy!
Looking for that perfect programming language that really gets your "mojo" pumping? Give one of these 227 programming languages a try... I'm sure one of them is bound to turn you on.
Software inside hardware is most often referred to as firmware.
Maybe if he sends the Department of Labor a box of fudge stripe cook-ayes they'll forgive him. :)
I'm well on my way to graduating with a CS degree, but nothing beats real world experience. According to my advisor, if a potential employer sees an internship or a summer job that involves tasks similar to the position you are seeking, they are almost sure to give you a second look, and possibly a third.
Does anyone know if a hobby shareware site counts as job experience?
Visit PayPalSucks.com for an entire community pissed off at PayPal.com's practices.
So in effect this means that to remain completely legal, every Shoutcast server streaming any copyrighted music will have to fork over a minimum of $500 a year to keep rockin their tunes? What about those with a mix of original creations and other copyrighted material? Do I get a discount if I stream Prodigy along with my friends original techno mixes?
Wow, I think I spotted Osama in that 450mb TIFF file.
This article at The Register lays out what Intel will be doing over the next few months. By June the P4 should be up to 2.4 GHz with a 533Mhz bus. April will prove to be a big month for Intel if they stay true to the projected release dates.
Maybe that's why the AOL client crashes so much - you forgot to declare your monthly_fee variable.
"In the City of God there will be a great thunder, Two brothers torn apart by Chaos, while the fortress endures, the great leader will succumb" , "The third big war will begin when the big city is burning"
- Nostradamus 1654
Our great country has survived 225 years without the use of face recognition. We didn't need it then, and we don't need it now. This is just another example of the corporate mongers testing the boundries of privacy to pad their own private wallets.
... In terms of ease-of-use, software library size, and compatibility with other products/devices. Currently, Linux does not compare to Windows in these aspects.
Given that Linux is only 10 years old, this proves that the future is very bright and has a very good chance to eventually compete and surpass Microsoft Windows. Windows 1.0 was released in 1985(?), meaning MS has a 6 year head start on the Linux OS. It's fairly obvious that in 6 years, Linux will far surpass what Windows is today.
Happy Birthday Linux!!
The poor bastard never stood a chance :(
I found this article very interesting, given the fact that I'm going through the exact same thing with AOL over a domain that I own. I currently own EnhanceAOL.com. It redirects to my site, where I sell software that enhances the AOL client software. I have received a letter from their Intellectual Property lawyers essentially saying "Give us the domain or else!" I have yet to respond to their demands, but considering I don't have the money to take on a billion-dollar corporation, I don't see too many options in my situation. I personally think it's stupid that any trademarked letters found in a domain name can be essentially hijacked by the owner of the trademark. Government needs to find a way to more vigorously regulate the actions of giant corps such as AOL and Microsoft. In the meantime, I'll be forking over my domain name to AOL so they can sit on it and marvel at their own magnificence as they claim rights to every domain containing the three sequential letters a-o-l and a-i-m. (If anyone would like to offer any free legal advise, email me - IgniteSoftware@aol.com)