As a former MCI/WCOM cubicle dweller, who still holds some of his shares in the [almost dead] company, I hope that WCOM is the final straw that will cause white collar crime to be taken more seriously, and I also hope that Scott Sullivan and the rest of the corporate greed-heads will f*****g rot in a cell!
...on anything - I'll believe it 20 years down the road. Always keep in mind MS's huge cash hoard - $38 billion by the latest count.
* MS, Gates, Ballmer, etc.
Is a Computer Science degree the only way to go? If you can be more flexible, check out the online degree programs at University of Maryland University College.
You could, say, get a BS in Computer & Information Science; supplement this with a calculus sequence at a local school and you should be set to move on to a MSc. in CS. Or, with a BS in any subject, look at UMUC's MS in Software Engineering...
Read the interview; what I can't figure out is...
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...why the banner ad at the bottom of their page says, "TO WASTE MONEY...SWITCH TO JBOSS...IT'S UN-AMERICAN.";-)
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As a former MCI/WCOM cubicle dweller, who still holds some of his shares in the [almost dead] company, I hope that WCOM is the final straw that will cause white collar crime to be taken more seriously, and I also hope that Scott Sullivan and the rest of the corporate greed-heads will f*****g rot in a cell!
...on anything - I'll believe it 20 years down the road. Always keep in mind MS's huge cash hoard - $38 billion by the latest count. * MS, Gates, Ballmer, etc.
it's just poor grammar. Another example I've often seen on /.: "irregardless."
...but I like alliteration! :)
I'm in total agreement with John Dvorak about this ridiculous BS.
Arrghh! I've seen this too many times on Slashdot. "He has a loose * tooth; he may lose * it soon." * Definitions courtesy of dictionary.com.
Is a Computer Science degree the only way to go? If you can be more flexible, check out the online degree programs at University of Maryland University College. You could, say, get a BS in Computer & Information Science; supplement this with a calculus sequence at a local school and you should be set to move on to a MSc. in CS. Or, with a BS in any subject, look at UMUC's MS in Software Engineering...
...why the banner ad at the bottom of their page says, "TO WASTE MONEY...SWITCH TO JBOSS...IT'S UN-AMERICAN." ;-)