That being said I've run into stupid people. One CFO was pissed off that my email system wouldn't let him open an attachment in an email from his 'friend' so he brought in his own lap-top, plugged into our network, used his own email client to pull down the corporate mail and open the attachment. The resulting virus went through the whole network zeroing out any file ending in.doc,.xls,.c,.cpp, etc. Took all night to restore from backups.
I've also had a Unix (solaris) server be compromised and used to host German DVDs. Nothing interesting, just crap like dubbed versions of "I know what you did last summer".
Cant afford to send a legal team to Sweden? Then you lose. Company I work for had their domain (and thus their company name) taken away, not because it was being misused or anything like that, but because we couldn't afford to go defend ourselves.
Now if you go to the domain there's just a diatribe against us full of false claims and BS.
No, that will result in you being taken for granted and labeled a failure when you dont produce the same level of results at the same speed next time.
Use the Scotty principal. Estimate the time needed as three times what you expect, then when it takes you twice as long you're a genius for finishing it early.
So you're saying that all these Prius cars on the street where sold at a 80,000$ loss? Because Toyota recycles the batteries for free and in fact claims to make a profit doing so.
However, if you really want to drive "green" you wont get a new car but a used econo box.
Batteries are a better idea then everyone using a local fuel cell. The only reason there was much behind the so called "hydrogen economy" was because companies like the idea of selling fuel of some sort.
Ok, I didn't do the whole degree thing. Part of the reason was that I felt what was being taught in the computer science classes was out of date and often flat out wrong.
Whats more, the teachers over-priced book as required reading and I was given failing grades for correcting the errors in them.
So long as teachers choose the subject mater, they can choose books that make them money.
Dang kids today, too lazy to even use Google.
Made by the same hairless ape that made the Sinclair computer, the C5 was a little electric trike that was supposed to revolutionize transportation. or not.
Yes you can transfer software to other steam accounts, so you can sell it. Yes you can play if steam goes down or even if you simply don't have net access, there is an offline mode. But you lose all the steam features such as multiplayer.
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The ironic part is that GM had a great electric car years ago that they destroyed in favor of things like the Hummer.
I mean... they get better, right? So how can it be murder, virtual or otherwise.
Yup, more or less the way it (should) work.
.doc, .xls, .c, .cpp, etc. Took all night to restore from backups.
That being said I've run into stupid people. One CFO was pissed off that my email system wouldn't let him open an attachment in an email from his 'friend' so he brought in his own lap-top, plugged into our network, used his own email client to pull down the corporate mail and open the attachment. The resulting virus went through the whole network zeroing out any file ending in
I've also had a Unix (solaris) server be compromised and used to host German DVDs. Nothing interesting, just crap like dubbed versions of "I know what you did last summer".
I also may or may not have found tapes which may or may not be the Apollo videos.
There are. Or at least a lot of flash drives have a write protect switch that could be soldered closed.
He doesn't "have" to other then because of a deep need for attention.
It must be the unicorns fault!
I mean... it cant be us. Right?
Cant afford to send a legal team to Sweden? Then you lose. Company I work for had their domain (and thus their company name) taken away, not because it was being misused or anything like that, but because we couldn't afford to go defend ourselves. Now if you go to the domain there's just a diatribe against us full of false claims and BS.
Um... the child in question DIDN'T bring drugs, weapons or anything of the like to school. Which is kinda the point.
Of course NASA will deny everything.
Wait... I have a child?
Cant wait to hear from people with government provided, free health care, how government provided health care is bad and no one should want it.
No, that will result in you being taken for granted and labeled a failure when you dont produce the same level of results at the same speed next time.
Use the Scotty principal. Estimate the time needed as three times what you expect, then when it takes you twice as long you're a genius for finishing it early.
This is claimed at least once a week, but has yet to be true. Fact is, there's nothing on the market that can compete with WoW.
So you're saying that all these Prius cars on the street where sold at a 80,000$ loss? Because Toyota recycles the batteries for free and in fact claims to make a profit doing so.
However, if you really want to drive "green" you wont get a new car but a used econo box.
Based on what I see in movies, they can be used to blow things up, crash alien space ships and steal Sandra Bullocks identity.
I think Apple does not get it...
I want to listen to the radio or MP3s. Till Apple puts a 3$ radio in their 200$ MP3 player I wont be getting one.
Batteries are a better idea then everyone using a local fuel cell. The only reason there was much behind the so called "hydrogen economy" was because companies like the idea of selling fuel of some sort.
Ok, I didn't do the whole degree thing. Part of the reason was that I felt what was being taught in the computer science classes was out of date and often flat out wrong.
Whats more, the teachers over-priced book as required reading and I was given failing grades for correcting the errors in them.
So long as teachers choose the subject mater, they can choose books that make them money.
If Blizzard pulls out of china we can finally get pandaren in the game, sounds good to me.
Dang kids today, too lazy to even use Google. Made by the same hairless ape that made the Sinclair computer, the C5 was a little electric trike that was supposed to revolutionize transportation. or not.
I'm sure this can be at LEAST as popular as the Sinclair C5 was.
Want to get a lot of people to test your Javascript? Call it version one and release it.
Yes you can transfer software to other steam accounts, so you can sell it. Yes you can play if steam goes down or even if you simply don't have net access, there is an offline mode. But you lose all the steam features such as multiplayer.
Difference is that eBook readers are free if you have a cell phone, pda, computer, etc.