This is the wrong place to ask, "ask slashdot" is also controlled by the NSA. They have been spending years building cover identities and collecting karma, so they can control./ And that's why this post is going to be modded down, see, I told you so!
Israel never announces a test before they do it. Also, the only ones with the capability to detect it are the US and Russia. The Russians probably knew exactly what it was when they saw it. So, maybe they are the ones trying to create a scare.
3. The real issue is actually the patenting of the gene itself. Patenting of the test is fine: it is an invention, and so a monopoly can be granted on that. However, the same can't be said of the genes.
can you get sued for carrying or expressing the gene without a license?
While I agree that the article is nonsense, I have seen something slightly related. Often at an interview, someone will ask you a question that he recently tried to solve himself. Sometimes it's a clue that they don't know what they are doing. This happened to me more than once. If the guy that is supposed to be your next manager asks you such a question, especially if you try to explain a simple solution to him and he does not understand it, this is a red flag. In that case, you thank your favorite deity and politely disengage, considering yourself lucky you found out so fast that you shouldn't be working for him.
The Internet Oracle has pondered your question deeply. Your question was: > O Oracle, great and all the rest > > how do you get sales people to learn programming?
And in response, thus spake the Oracle: } You offer a commission. } } you owe the oracle a piece of informaion that is correct but unhelpfull, yesterday's weather for example.
In the army there is a known fact/myth that female voices are easier to understand on noisy radio links. Something to do white the a different/better frequency spread than a male voice. In my not very scientific experience, it seems to be true.
I concur, Also note that whoever wrote the virus had very specific knowledge of the target. It would only act if more than 33 devices of one of two manufacturers were linked to one controller. It would act one way if the majority of the devices were from one manufacturer and do something else if there were from the other kind. I would guess that someone that worked there or someone that supplied parts to the project had a major hand in this. My guess would be that this is at least to some extent an inside job.
A word by word cut & paste. And is the only 5 star review for the book. If you look at all of the other reviews buy the same user you see that they are all 5 or 4 star reviews, almost all 5. and somehow 23 people have found it helpful. Look at the 1 star reviews and laugh.
yes, but who will protect the hypervisor from rootkits? maybe, if you nest the hypervisor inside another you can use that new hypervisor to protect the one protecting your OS...
A small correction. ARM is not a chipmaker. They only liscense the design to others, don't do their own chips. Can't buy an ARM from ARM only the IP to incorporate it into your own chip.
I bet you, if you ran over real pedestrians you would remember what was on the billboards. (actually you would have years in prison with only that to think of.)
It exists because the rockets used for satellites and for ballistic missiles are close enough for the former to be a way to get the latter.
It's much cheaper to rent payload space from Russia, the only reason to do it yourself is if you want the military capability.
The same goes for enriching uranium to 20%, there is only one reason to do that.
This is the wrong place to ask, "ask slashdot" is also controlled by the NSA. ./
They have been spending years building cover identities and collecting karma, so they can control
And that's why this post is going to be modded down, see, I told you so!
Israel never announces a test before they do it.
Also, the only ones with the capability to detect it are the US and Russia.
The Russians probably knew exactly what it was when they saw it.
So, maybe they are the ones trying to create a scare.
It was designed to be solved by people down under.
you are holding it upside-down.
Asperger's is high functioning Autism.
Nowadays, anything the shrink does not like is "highly functioning Autism"
3. The real issue is actually the patenting of the gene itself. Patenting of the test is fine: it is an invention, and so a monopoly can be granted on that. However, the same can't be said of the genes.
can you get sued for carrying or expressing the gene without a license?
While I agree that the article is nonsense, I have seen something slightly related.
Often at an interview, someone will ask you a question that he recently tried to solve himself.
Sometimes it's a clue that they don't know what they are doing.
This happened to me more than once.
If the guy that is supposed to be your next manager asks you such a question, especially if you try to explain a simple solution to him and he does not understand it, this is a red flag.
In that case, you thank your favorite deity and politely disengage, considering yourself lucky you found out so fast that you shouldn't be working for him.
In Australia heat stress is usually cause by drinking warm beer.
Besides, if someone gives you a rifle and you can't get yourself a brand new TV on your own, maybe you don't deserve one.
This sounds like a question to the Internet Oracle
http://cgi.cs.indiana.edu/~oracle/index.cgi
The Internet Oracle has pondered your question deeply. Your question was:
> O Oracle, great and all the rest
>
> how do you get sales people to learn programming?
And in response, thus spake the Oracle:
} You offer a commission.
}
} you owe the oracle a piece of informaion that is correct but unhelpfull, yesterday's weather for example.
That's because they assume that unlike consumers, professionals factor the price of consumables into the buying decision.
In the army there is a known fact/myth that female voices are easier to understand on noisy radio links.
Something to do white the a different/better frequency spread than a male voice.
In my not very scientific experience, it seems to be true.
The international Talk like a Pirate day was just last week, do you think it's a coincidence?
dude, I think your confusing "anonymous" with "anonymous coward"
I think that as long as you avoid BASH-like "fi" and "esac", you're probably safe.
It's Germany, everything has a training program and everything has a manual.
I bet the police even train in drinking beer.
This is more like "free as in flue" than "free as in beer".
"I, for one, welcome our new scientist overlords"
oh, wait
I concur,
Also note that whoever wrote the virus had very specific knowledge of the target.
It would only act if more than 33 devices of one of two manufacturers were linked to one controller.
It would act one way if the majority of the devices were from one manufacturer and do something else if there were from the other kind.
I would guess that someone that worked there or someone that supplied parts to the project had a major hand in this.
My guess would be that this is at least to some extent an inside job.
A word by word cut & paste.
And is the only 5 star review for the book.
If you look at all of the other reviews buy the same user you see that they are all 5 or 4 star reviews, almost all 5.
and somehow 23 people have found it helpful.
Look at the 1 star reviews and laugh.
I wonder if this decision will survive if someone does a personal smear campaign against supreme judges.
Yes, I would expect them to get a DMCA takedown letter from Apple's lawyers any minute now.
yes, but who will protect the hypervisor from rootkits?
maybe, if you nest the hypervisor inside another you can use that new hypervisor to protect the one protecting your OS...
A small correction.
ARM is not a chipmaker. They only liscense the design to others, don't do their own chips.
Can't buy an ARM from ARM only the IP to incorporate it into your own chip.
I bet you, if you ran over real pedestrians you would remember what was on the billboards.
(actually you would have years in prison with only that to think of.)