Tech companies have long exploited the younger worked who put in longer undocumented hours. with no tech labot unions, this is rampant in the industry. It has been until recentely that companies are being taken to court. Throw in H1-Bs and outsourcing and we have the perfect labor pool for companies. More younger employess also = more bugs. The relationship of bugs per code has already been statistically to the rise of the inexperienced and exploited H1-B labor market. To hold the sponsorship of an employees head is a powerful tool indeed.
China is so dependent right now on American and global consumerism. Their economy is dependent upon exports and keeping their people gainfully employed. Imagine what would happen if real unemplyoment happened in China. We are tied to them like they are tied to us.
There should be a carbon tax on imported goods. Of course that would upset the New World Order. However it would level the playing field against countires that have state-sponsored factories and subsidize gasoline.
Technology already exists to reduce TV energy usage. Most manufacturers are already introducing LED LCDs, which use less energy than the flourescent tube in traditional LCDs. On a side-note, most DLPs are energy star compliant (at least my 70" Hitachi from Costco is). LED DLPs use less energy than mine. No need to pass laws that are already techichly obsolete.
I think most applicants, if not all, would get screened out as they apply for a top-secret clearance.
This is one of the prime reasons the government is filled with slothful overweight bureaucrats that are inept at doing their job (IMHO).
From my prior-service military active-duty experience, computer shops were half-staffed with civilians. None of the military could really do anything and were in a sinking hole of lack of experience. The civilians would get expensive off-site training, as it made no sense to train the military, as they "would leave the military anyways". Also, they "are already trained". Right, a 16-week course at some military base after basic training makes you a fully-trained expert. Rant on vicious circle over.
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Why do we have so much text in GUIs?
Once that cat is out of the bag ...
I've basically been running my systems continuously. Glad to see someone making progress on this no shutdown bug.
Tech companies have long exploited the younger worked who put in longer undocumented hours. with no tech labot unions, this is rampant in the industry. It has been until recentely that companies are being taken to court. Throw in H1-Bs and outsourcing and we have the perfect labor pool for companies. More younger employess also = more bugs. The relationship of bugs per code has already been statistically to the rise of the inexperienced and exploited H1-B labor market. To hold the sponsorship of an employees head is a powerful tool indeed.
Mini-"Big Bang" in action
Who do you think finances our national debt?
China is so dependent right now on American and global consumerism. Their economy is dependent upon exports and keeping their people gainfully employed. Imagine what would happen if real unemplyoment happened in China. We are tied to them like they are tied to us.
There should be a carbon tax on imported goods. Of course that would upset the New World Order. However it would level the playing field against countires that have state-sponsored factories and subsidize gasoline.
Think about it. Think about it like a cat.
Technology already exists to reduce TV energy usage. Most manufacturers are already introducing LED LCDs, which use less energy than the flourescent tube in traditional LCDs. On a side-note, most DLPs are energy star compliant (at least my 70" Hitachi from Costco is). LED DLPs use less energy than mine. No need to pass laws that are already techichly obsolete.
Subject says all ... but wait a moment, that's not anything different, :-D
Patch panels can be so confusing. My bad.
Party on Garth!
redhat or Red Hat?
Instead of using corn (worse than sugar cane), soy beans and bio diesel would be beter. I always thought that diesel engines get better mileage.
One goat at a time. :) Work it, Baby!
I think most applicants, if not all, would get screened out as they apply for a top-secret clearance. This is one of the prime reasons the government is filled with slothful overweight bureaucrats that are inept at doing their job (IMHO). From my prior-service military active-duty experience, computer shops were half-staffed with civilians. None of the military could really do anything and were in a sinking hole of lack of experience. The civilians would get expensive off-site training, as it made no sense to train the military, as they "would leave the military anyways". Also, they "are already trained". Right, a 16-week course at some military base after basic training makes you a fully-trained expert. Rant on vicious circle over.
Yep. good thing.
Hmmm. Before Microsoft feared Linux, IBM's OS/2 operating system was the biggest threat. Look how that turned out.
Although Citrix XenServer is based on Linux, it has a Windows interface for management, which makes most tasks easy.
How To Argue That Closed Source Software Is Insecure?
:) :)
That freaking noise is the big bang
Seems to me if the inauguration was on Presidents Day in February (a national holiday), then schools wouldn't have to worry about streaming it. 8^D
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