I represent the ACAL (American Cockroach Advocacy League). Please take this as notice that you have been served with a lawsuit for ONE BILLION DOLLARS (please visualize me holding my pinky to my mouth), for defamation of character.
The ACAL resents any comparison of the RIAA to cockroaches, as it is insulting to cockroaches. See you in court.
Sincerely,
H.M. Dewey, for Dewey, Cheatham, and Howe, Attys at Law.
I loved it too. For the reasons you specified. We were subbed to a major aerospace firm who was also on 9/80, so it actually worked out better for us, in that we didn't have to remember, "Is this the week they're off?".
I always used to wear a jacket and tie for an interview. Nowadays, instead, before I come in, I simply as, "What is appropriate dress for your company?"
Actually, a spiral model is better. Each delivery has smaller scope, and the results of the previous spiral feed into the requirements phase of the next spiral.
Yep. A buddy of mine wrote a CGI script for internal use, and another guy broke it immediately by entering greek characters (script was written for ASCII only).
My rule of thumb is... Anything -- ANYTHING -- from the outside world, be it file, socket, or console input; is not to be trusted, and it must be validated.
Superhypertechnobabble really is so bogus Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious If you say it long enough you'll always sound precocious Superhypertechnobabble really is so bogus!!
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It was sealed under Executive Privilege.`
FFS, the phrase "I could care less" is sarcasm, as in, "I could care less... if I really tried hard."
See the Baen Free Library.
All but one comment on the site itself about the article were bitching about that. I, like many of the posters there, decided to forgo pages 2-14.
I think it's SP3 you mean about the tampering with IE. It'll install IE7 if you want it or not unless you already had it installed.
Oddly, the reverse seemed to happen to me. I had installed IE7 on my daughter's box. When SP3 went in, it reverted to IE6.
Go figure.
Sample spin...
"Why do you hate America?"
or...
[NIGEL-POWERS]
Damn Dutch!
[/NIGEL-POWERS]
But the other -17% do!
At which point you go to Target or WalMart and buy the $30 inkjet special.
Mervyn's, too.
Dear sbeckstead,
I represent the ACAL (American Cockroach Advocacy League). Please take this as notice that you have been served with a lawsuit for ONE BILLION DOLLARS (please visualize me holding my pinky to my mouth), for defamation of character.
The ACAL resents any comparison of the RIAA to cockroaches, as it is insulting to cockroaches. See you in court.
Sincerely,
H.M. Dewey, for
Dewey, Cheatham, and Howe, Attys at Law.
No, this one, which is still in the firehose.
Phaser-fest, prosthetic chest
Actually, according to Nimoy in "I am Spock", that wasn't a prosthetic, it was all Montalban.
I loved it too. For the reasons you specified. We were subbed to a major aerospace firm who was also on 9/80, so it actually worked out better for us, in that we didn't have to remember, "Is this the week they're off?".
Obviously different groups within Google have different requirements (shock!). Let's agree to disagree.
I always used to wear a jacket and tie for an interview. Nowadays, instead, before I come in, I simply as, "What is appropriate dress for your company?"
I call BS. I interviewed at Google, for a dev position, fell through at the final stage of things.
I never had to take a personality test. Lots of technical interviews (four levels, if I recall correctly), but no personality test.
Groklaw has an in-depth discussion. Click their search link and look for "Peter Quinn".
Actually, a spiral model is better. Each delivery has smaller scope, and the results of the previous spiral feed into the requirements phase of the next spiral.
C wasn't invented till I was 18, you insensitive clod!
Yep. A buddy of mine wrote a CGI script for internal use, and another guy broke it immediately by entering greek characters (script was written for ASCII only).
My rule of thumb is... Anything -- ANYTHING -- from the outside world, be it file, socket, or console input; is not to be trusted, and it must be validated.
welcome our new cellular overlords.
Superhypertechnobabble really is so bogus
Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious
If you say it long enough you'll always sound precocious
Superhypertechnobabble really is so bogus!!
Look, if I've told you once, I've told you a million times, not to exaggerate!
Sorry, dude, you're almost 30 years too late.
When I was WUSTL.edu in 1981, the no-nukes movement was in full swing. Their slogan was "Any Amount of Radiation is Dangerous".
So a bunch of friends and I started a movement called "Stamp Out The Sun", to point out how silly that slogan was.
I know they're pointers, but I happened to notice that the each pointer value consisted of 4 ASCII characters.