Probably not billions Hyundai only paid out $450 million in North America when it fudged the numbers of its mpg so I doubt it will exceed a billion, fines included.
Yeah but a criminal is going to go online and see what your computer is going for and then realize its value (how easy to fence) and throw it in the nearest dumpster.
This so much I worked for a company (had 8 devs) that implemented profit sharing and in the beginning it felt like a good idea but after awhile I realized that half of the devs either were (or became) slackers and still got a big bonus at the end of the year.
I recently stumbled upon Apple's headline for version 2 of its Swift programming language: "Now everyone can build amazing apps." My question: is this what we really need?
As someone who regularly fixes software built by morons I see my career never going away.
A source "with detailed knowledge on the matter" told Reuters that hiring screeners for Booz Allen had found some details of Snowden's education that "did not check out precisely," but decided to hire him anyway
Resume falsified, yup sounds like a typical "expert" to me.
Its funny how muricans always blame their president for problems like these yet its the people of murica with their insatiable greed of consumerism that pretty much caused Bush and Obama to make sure their foreign interests are protected.
This is my thought exactly it's up to the content creator to define what is important and the user to agree or disagree not the browser. Seems that Google just wants to make sure that it's content loads and works first...
some developers of smaller games that take less time to play through are worried that this will lead to abuse
You mean the pay-to-play and the pay-to-win developers then?
These days I tend to watch gamers on twitch play a new game before I commit to see if I will enjoy the game play, also to see if they can finish it in one stream session.
So far I don't see any perf issues with the rig I am running (older i5, 4GB RAM, Intel GPU 1TB HD). However I do see issues with the entire start menu feature. That is so buggy and full of UI consistencies I feel that they are going to shoot themselves in the foot with OEMs and power users.
Since most power users know not to install any MS OS that has not seen the "SP1" update and OEMs are not willing to take a bath like Win8 MS needs to release a "it just works" version.
Also its possible that the idea of the "free" version makes early adopters the final bug testers. I know that I will be waiting till the last possible moment to get the free version installed unless it looks like things work pretty good from the get go.
A Symantec blog post warns that a trojaned copy of PuTTY has been detected in the wild. Fortunately, it's easily recognisable by its version identification ("Unidentified build, Nov 29 2013 21:41:02"). If you've encountered this version, we suggest you treat any machine that's run the malicious version as potentially compromised, change any passwords that might have been stolen, and resecure the accounts they protect.
It only works when everyone is on board and willing to keep working on it. Right now I work on a large project that started Agile but the only thing Agile about is the velocity they want out of us while throwing away the rest.
Slashdot Mirror
Takes a fanboi to know a fanboi...
So does this agreement mean people like you are becoming more irrelevant, god I hope so...
Probably not billions Hyundai only paid out $450 million in North America when it fudged the numbers of its mpg so I doubt it will exceed a billion, fines included.
Since when did "science fiction" need to be scientifically accurate I must have missed that memo.
Yeah but a criminal is going to go online and see what your computer is going for and then realize its value (how easy to fence) and throw it in the nearest dumpster.
No like all new tech Security by Obscurity...
Great just what we need people living longer...
This is the norm from the US/Mexico border on down
This is the norm for western culture
Fixed that for you.
Do I hear a whambulance in the distance? Probably....
^^
This so much I worked for a company (had 8 devs) that implemented profit sharing and in the beginning it felt like a good idea but after awhile I realized that half of the devs either were (or became) slackers and still got a big bonus at the end of the year.
I recently stumbled upon Apple's headline for version 2 of its Swift programming language: "Now everyone can build amazing apps." My question: is this what we really need?
As someone who regularly fixes software built by morons I see my career never going away.
Build on clueless, build on....
Capitalism and Consumerism FTW!
Sorry but Social Media has beaten Google to it.
TIL people still don't know what TIL means...
When you live in a capitalistic / consumerism fueled society yes it is about money and everyone is to blame
DOJ Vs. Google: How Google Fights On Behalf of Its Product
Fixed the title...
A source "with detailed knowledge on the matter" told Reuters that hiring screeners for Booz Allen had found some details of Snowden's education that "did not check out precisely," but decided to hire him anyway
Resume falsified, yup sounds like a typical "expert" to me.
Its funny how muricans always blame their president for problems like these yet its the people of murica with their insatiable greed of consumerism that pretty much caused Bush and Obama to make sure their foreign interests are protected.
Lost Interest.
This is my thought exactly it's up to the content creator to define what is important and the user to agree or disagree not the browser. Seems that Google just wants to make sure that it's content loads and works first...
some developers of smaller games that take less time to play through are worried that this will lead to abuse
You mean the pay-to-play and the pay-to-win developers then?
These days I tend to watch gamers on twitch play a new game before I commit to see if I will enjoy the game play, also to see if they can finish it in one stream session.
So far I don't see any perf issues with the rig I am running (older i5, 4GB RAM, Intel GPU 1TB HD). However I do see issues with the entire start menu feature. That is so buggy and full of UI consistencies I feel that they are going to shoot themselves in the foot with OEMs and power users.
Since most power users know not to install any MS OS that has not seen the "SP1" update and OEMs are not willing to take a bath like Win8 MS needs to release a "it just works" version.
Also its possible that the idea of the "free" version makes early adopters the final bug testers. I know that I will be waiting till the last possible moment to get the free version installed unless it looks like things work pretty good from the get go.
Confused or want karma points, probably the latter.
2015-05-19 Malware pretending to be PuTTY
A Symantec blog post warns that a trojaned copy of PuTTY has been detected in the wild. Fortunately, it's easily recognisable by its version identification ("Unidentified build, Nov 29 2013 21:41:02"). If you've encountered this version, we suggest you treat any machine that's run the malicious version as potentially compromised, change any passwords that might have been stolen, and resecure the accounts they protect.
It only works when everyone is on board and willing to keep working on it. Right now I work on a large project that started Agile but the only thing Agile about is the velocity they want out of us while throwing away the rest.