HP Inc. - printer, consumer electronics and low end servers. Basically unraveling the Compaq deal. HP Ent - disk arrays, high end servers, Open VMS (and therefore a lineage to DEC), Open Stack, Saas, and services. Services was once EDS and management is slowly and quietly putting a knife to it, thereby unraveling another deal made by Carly and the clowns. Agilent - split into Avago and Keysight.
As far as services goes, other companies are having problems with a dying service part of the business. Probably due to the cloud convincing people they do not need IT services. That includes Oracle and IBM.
Except taxation benefits everybody. The taxed as much as everyone else by providing services, sharing risk, and maintaining a civil society. If you reject taxation you reject all of that.
For as much money as the Gov't has wasted, I have seen the private sector waste more. I have work for small, midsized, and fortune 500 companies. I have worked for the US government, and have helped people, and state government. An there is nothing like a fortune 500 company when it comes to throwing money down a rat hole. They waste money like crazy and then lay people off. Small and mid-sized businesses are the most efficient and nimble; and the difference between working for state governments and the Feds is that state governments seem to be more politically driven and less performance driven. See Scott Walker as an example.
old pros drag their feet sometimes because they have been burned by half-baked crap too many times. I like to follow the "every other trlradr" or every other incarnation" rule. That's when you beat out many of the bugs and get something of value.
Given that weather seems to be a higher order non-linear system with thousands of inputs with sensitivity to initial conditions as well as sensitivity to rounding errors that would be a neat trick.
I was about to say, if anyone can screwup weather reporting its IBM. They destroy everything they touch and have a habit of buying and clinging to dying tech.
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oops said that wrong Agilent split but is still around.
HP Inc. - printer, consumer electronics and low end servers. Basically unraveling the Compaq deal.
HP Ent - disk arrays, high end servers, Open VMS (and therefore a lineage to DEC), Open Stack, Saas, and services. Services was once EDS and management is slowly and quietly putting a knife to it, thereby unraveling another deal made by Carly and the clowns.
Agilent - split into Avago and Keysight.
As far as services goes, other companies are having problems with a dying service part of the business. Probably due to the cloud convincing people they do not need IT services. That includes Oracle and IBM.
So when you discuss HP please specify.
Except taxation benefits everybody. The taxed as much as everyone else by providing services, sharing risk, and maintaining a civil society. If you reject taxation you reject all of that.
When does taking campaign contributions from multi-nationals be gin to violate the foreign emoulients clause of the US constitution?
online?
For as much money as the Gov't has wasted, I have seen the private sector waste more. I have work for small, midsized, and fortune 500 companies. I have worked for the US government, and have helped people, and state government. An there is nothing like a fortune 500 company when it comes to throwing money down a rat hole. They waste money like crazy and then lay people off. Small and mid-sized businesses are the most efficient and nimble; and the difference between working for state governments and the Feds is that state governments seem to be more politically driven and less performance driven. See Scott Walker as an example.
If it increases profits it is the right thing to do.
Which covers 2/3 of the American people:
https://www.aclu.org/know-your...
you go first.
Yeah we dumped JBOSS/Wildfly for that reason as well as license changes. We are using Jetty and exploring Docker.
old pros drag their feet sometimes because they have been burned by half-baked crap too many times. I like to follow the "every other trlradr" or every other incarnation" rule. That's when you beat out many of the bugs and get something of value.
or you find out a few years after retirement the CEOs loot your retirement money to give themselves bonuses.
divorce is always an option....
We had a surplus in 2001. Before Bush's tax cuts and stupid war in Iraq.
Given that weather seems to be a higher order non-linear system with thousands of inputs with sensitivity to initial conditions as well as sensitivity to rounding errors that would be a neat trick.
I was about to say, if anyone can screwup weather reporting its IBM. They destroy everything they touch and have a habit of buying and clinging to dying tech.
From a HUD report:
"In January 2014, 362,163 people experienced
homelessness as individuals "
"here were 216,261 homeless people in families
on a single night in January 2014, accounting
for 37 percent of all homeless people"
approx. 500k homeless total, 30% unsheltered. see https://www.hudexchange.info/r...
approximately 7.8 pct of households have unsafe drinking water. From http://www2.census.gov/program...
I am ashamed and so should you.
Those aren't people. Just n****rs and trash.
"we are running a huge deficit"
by choice. We could easily balance the budget, like we did in the 90's, through prudent tax increases.
And a password set to the programmer's son's name.
We need to hear more of this. Is there a page I can share?
I'll try to get word out. In the meantime, is there a good name for the current adulteration? It's not quite fascism but not Free Market either.
The judge said it was minor
Just because life is there is no reason not to try to seed it.
Nice. Though I still think my idea might be less expensive.