More likely, the companies using Windows 7 will wait for Windows 9. The ones using XP will upgrade to 7. The only corps that will use W8 are the ones that are currently using Vista.
Heck, my mother has an email account, and she doesn't even have a computer. Technically, I set it up for her, and she's never even logged onto it, but it was needed to get a price reduction on something.
I still remember one of the first programs I did in college. There was a bug, and I'd been trying to find it until I went cross-eyed. Finally, I took a break, went to the bathroom, and while crapping I came up with the answer.
As usual, it's a tradeoff between usability and security. An email based login is much easier to remember, especially for accounts that I access once every 5 months, like those accounts I create to buy crap online. Surprisingly, my bank, though not the best on security, does give me a userid that isn't my email or based on my realname.
The syntax was cleaner and easier to understand than the C-like languages, and Borland's Turbo Pascal and Modula-2 were just as capable for most purposes as C.
I've tried Hotmail recently, and so far so good for spam. Of course it doesn't get near the use of my gmail, but even light use would have gotten me spam-swamped in the "good old days".
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Sadly, I just get an invisible foot in the rump.
If you have 20 researchers all named I.P. Freely and are all born on 12/13/1992 then I think there is a bigger problem here.
Yeah, definitely a potential overflow problem.
More likely, the companies using Windows 7 will wait for Windows 9. The ones using XP will upgrade to 7. The only corps that will use W8 are the ones that are currently using Vista.
Heck, my mother has an email account, and she doesn't even have a computer. Technically, I set it up for her, and she's never even logged onto it, but it was needed to get a price reduction on something.
Yes, and my neighbor calls himself "The Spawn of Satan," so it must be true!
Sounds like the brother of one of my neighbors.
I still remember one of the first programs I did in college. There was a bug, and I'd been trying to find it until I went cross-eyed. Finally, I took a break, went to the bathroom, and while crapping I came up with the answer.
Ask yourself this question. WWJLD? (What would Jamie Lannister do)
As usual, it's a tradeoff between usability and security. An email based login is much easier to remember, especially for accounts that I access once every 5 months, like those accounts I create to buy crap online. Surprisingly, my bank, though not the best on security, does give me a userid that isn't my email or based on my realname.
Not that smart long-term. You can get fatter eating goose eggs for a year than you can eating the whole goose for a few days.
Considering that I'm done growing, if I didn't eat more than I grow, I'd die of starvation.
I'm still growing. Just not vertically.
When I see an ad, I get up and go to the can, simple eh?
Wow, you must drink more than I do!
Any municipality that allows cellphone use while driving is, essentially, endorsing driverless cars.
Or maybe population reduction.
I've never used one, but a few years ago, I was looking at their site, and their stuff was as expensive as Macs! Which is why I haven't tried them.
The syntax was cleaner and easier to understand than the C-like languages, and Borland's Turbo Pascal and Modula-2 were just as capable for most purposes as C.
Frankly, I liked the Pascal based languages (Pascal, Modula-2, maybe even Ada), but I agree the lack of popularity was an issue for that reason.
Phone apps? Java.
Or Objective C if you have an iPhone.
I can't put "I played 4 years football" on my resume; it doesn't offer any long term value.
No, but it does explain a few things. ;)
The Version number doubles every 18 days
Fixed your post.
That was a strategy?
It's raining out there.
Seems to me that having a junior on the graveyard on a plane increases the chance of the "graveyard" being literal.
I've tried Hotmail recently, and so far so good for spam. Of course it doesn't get near the use of my gmail, but even light use would have gotten me spam-swamped in the "good old days".
I don't know about engineers, but based on my experience as a computer programmer, I believe Satan exists.
Everytime I turn on my Mac, I get that picture of an apple.
Which is more than you can say for too many of its customers.