you may be right but there are loop-holes in
Article 8 of Directive 95/46
Paragraph 1 shall not apply where:
(c) processing is necessary to protect the vital interests of the data subject or of another person where the data subject is physically or legally incapable of giving his consent; or
(e) the processing relates to data which are manifestly made public by the data subject or is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.
with blur. It's that simple. They don't need an advanced algorithm to identify individual people, only one to identify that there is a person there and then apply a blur on that region of the photo. I think Google can handle it.
Czechia.... Don't do it man. There is no Czechia, only Czech Republic. Such a nasty name that is. ICQ is very popular here. Skype is catching on well though.
Part of the reason that there aren't many diesels on the road in the US is a lack of clean diesel in the US that is available in Europe. I don't remember where I originally read that but it remotely makes sense. Overall though, you're right. There is no real reason that the majority of cars available in Europe shouldn't be available in the US. When I move back to the US (I'm an American living in Prague), I may just take a car with me.
You can simulate pass by reference in java by changing the input of the method to an array of length 1. Obviously, it's a memory waste, but it has saved me a lot of effort in the past while porting C code.
thedailywtf has international postings. In addition, someone already mentioned monster. I know for certain they have a large presence in the UK, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic and they probably have more than that.
I have visa experience from the Czechs and the laws are probably standard across the entire EU. The way it works here is the potential employer has to ask for permission to hire a foreigner and give the qualifications for the job. If the labor office can find someone registered with them who doesn't have a job, the employer is not allowed to hire the foreigner. Then you have to collect criminal records, a rental contract and whatever else is new in that particular year to apply for the visa. It can be overwhelming.
Don't leave the US without copies of diplomas and your birth certificate, preferably marked by an Apostille. If you think you might need a document, grab it and take it with you. Better safe than sorry.
I can't think of anything else right now but if there are questions, please ask.
And you think load screens are irritating now? I can see it now, "Please wait while the next level is loaded from the slow external storage system." You cannot guarentee quality of experience that way.
The problem is that it isn't so obvious. I saw a blurb earlier today (not sure if it was dig or dot) that said some PS3 devs have already hit the current 25GB limit of bluray discs. 25GB is a lot to be downloading today, and tomorrow's games will be even heavier. In smaller countries, roll-out of newer networking technologies can happen quickly, but that's not so in the US, the major target market. 25GB will still be a painful download for most of the target market in 4-6 years and you can safely assume that the size of games will not be 25GB by then. Optical will still be here unless they can come up with another removable storage that can compete with it in terms of price.
If we have reason to believe that we will in the future be charged, keep a clean hardrive that is "mirrored." If she had spent the extra $80 to have a second hard drive, installed windows and other programs, she could have turned in that hard drive and disposed of the original.
Which is exactly what I want. It doesn't seem like that difficult of a problem to me but then I have no experience dealing with radio interference. The issues of simultaneous calls can be taken care of by the software in the phone (simply reject new calls automatically). It should have a single button to select which sim I want to dial out with.
There is only one thing I want in a mobile phone, the ability to have a second receiver. I want to be able to put two sim cards in a phone and have them both work all the time. It sucks carrying two cell phones around because I have one for work and a personal. I don't care if was the most basic Nokia style from six years ago. I'm willing to pay for it but no one is willing to offer it.
GOTO statements have their place. They should only be used by people who know what the hell they're doing. GOTO statements are faster; however, they violate the models used for function calls. Mixing GOTOs with function calls can reak all kinds of havok in running code and you won't be able to see it without looking at the assembly. We are all taught to not use GOTO out of safety. When possible, a compiler will replace standard function calls(stack pushes and pops with a jump at each side) with just two jumps. Once the mechanism is fully understood and carefully coded it can be a powerful ally.
Where do you operate from? I've been kinda thinking about starting a side business here in the Czech Republic. The women are plentiful and inexpensive but I really don't know what the sales value of a set are. Care to comment? You can contact me through email if you like.
i doubt these jobs are disappearing
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Sun to Cut 5000 Jobs
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· Score: 3, Interesting
I know people who work for Sun here in CZ. I also went through their interview process while I was looking for a job in January. Sun decided a long time ago that continued investment in the US was a waste of money. They directly told me they had no interest in having new employees in the US. Their operations have been growing in eastern Europe and India. The layoffs come as no surprise to me at all. They have been creating the redundancy to be able to let go of people for a while.
If you are using windows, you can install DVD43. It's freeware. Just google for it. I've noticed it causing problems with Nero so you should disable it before burning a disc. I know that similar software solutions exist for Linux but I can't tell you off hand what they are.
Yeah, I've been to Ceske Budejovice. My girlfriend and I took an exchange student there for language classes. We visited a local castle and had some beer from one of the breweries there but it wasn't Budvar. I'd like to go back because there is a gorgeous castle in the area that I would like to see. I can't remember the name of it right now but I'll probably head down there once our football (American) season is over.
And you're probably right about needing to put more effort into vacations. Maybe when I'm not working on a Czech salary I'll be able to figure it all out:)
I can't say you are wrong but I will disagree with you. Since moving to Prague from the US, I have gone from almost never sick to getting sick at least twice per year. I've gone from working between 40-70 hours a week and lucky to have days off to 40-50 hours a week with about your quoted vacation time. To be honest with you, I don't know how to spend that much vacation time. If it wasn't for visiting my family in the US, I really wouldn't be able to do it. I could blame it on the food, but I ate nutritionless crap in the US too (I came here shortly after college). Maybe it's the air quality. Who knows.
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you may be right but there are loop-holes in Article 8 of Directive 95/46
Paragraph 1 shall not apply where:
(c) processing is necessary to protect the vital interests of the data subject or of another person where the data subject is physically or legally incapable of giving his consent; or
(e) the processing relates to data which are manifestly made public by the data subject or is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.
with blur. It's that simple. They don't need an advanced algorithm to identify individual people, only one to identify that there is a person there and then apply a blur on that region of the photo. I think Google can handle it.
Czechia.... Don't do it man. There is no Czechia, only Czech Republic. Such a nasty name that is. ICQ is very popular here. Skype is catching on well though.
Part of the reason that there aren't many diesels on the road in the US is a lack of clean diesel in the US that is available in Europe. I don't remember where I originally read that but it remotely makes sense. Overall though, you're right. There is no real reason that the majority of cars available in Europe shouldn't be available in the US. When I move back to the US (I'm an American living in Prague), I may just take a car with me.
You can simulate pass by reference in java by changing the input of the method to an array of length 1. Obviously, it's a memory waste, but it has saved me a lot of effort in the past while porting C code.
Shouldn't that be 'All your vote are belong to us'????
Thanks for the links. I'm in there with you. I'm going to send it to my family and see how many of them are like me.
thedailywtf has international postings. In addition, someone already mentioned monster. I know for certain they have a large presence in the UK, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic and they probably have more than that. I have visa experience from the Czechs and the laws are probably standard across the entire EU. The way it works here is the potential employer has to ask for permission to hire a foreigner and give the qualifications for the job. If the labor office can find someone registered with them who doesn't have a job, the employer is not allowed to hire the foreigner. Then you have to collect criminal records, a rental contract and whatever else is new in that particular year to apply for the visa. It can be overwhelming. Don't leave the US without copies of diplomas and your birth certificate, preferably marked by an Apostille. If you think you might need a document, grab it and take it with you. Better safe than sorry. I can't think of anything else right now but if there are questions, please ask.
And you think load screens are irritating now? I can see it now, "Please wait while the next level is loaded from the slow external storage system." You cannot guarentee quality of experience that way.
The problem is that it isn't so obvious. I saw a blurb earlier today (not sure if it was dig or dot) that said some PS3 devs have already hit the current 25GB limit of bluray discs. 25GB is a lot to be downloading today, and tomorrow's games will be even heavier. In smaller countries, roll-out of newer networking technologies can happen quickly, but that's not so in the US, the major target market. 25GB will still be a painful download for most of the target market in 4-6 years and you can safely assume that the size of games will not be 25GB by then. Optical will still be here unless they can come up with another removable storage that can compete with it in terms of price.
cvs commit -m "added more theft options." corporate_espionage.c
It's all about the pipeline. You just have to make sure there is never a branch to mess up the continued gestations :o)
If we have reason to believe that we will in the future be charged, keep a clean hardrive that is "mirrored." If she had spent the extra $80 to have a second hard drive, installed windows and other programs, she could have turned in that hard drive and disposed of the original.
Which is exactly what I want. It doesn't seem like that difficult of a problem to me but then I have no experience dealing with radio interference. The issues of simultaneous calls can be taken care of by the software in the phone (simply reject new calls automatically). It should have a single button to select which sim I want to dial out with.
There is only one thing I want in a mobile phone, the ability to have a second receiver. I want to be able to put two sim cards in a phone and have them both work all the time. It sucks carrying two cell phones around because I have one for work and a personal. I don't care if was the most basic Nokia style from six years ago. I'm willing to pay for it but no one is willing to offer it.
damn it david! why did you have to burst my bubble. i was hoping it would be cheaper than that. chtel jsem druhy router :o(
GOTO statements have their place. They should only be used by people who know what the hell they're doing. GOTO statements are faster; however, they violate the models used for function calls. Mixing GOTOs with function calls can reak all kinds of havok in running code and you won't be able to see it without looking at the assembly. We are all taught to not use GOTO out of safety. When possible, a compiler will replace standard function calls(stack pushes and pops with a jump at each side) with just two jumps. Once the mechanism is fully understood and carefully coded it can be a powerful ally.
Where do you operate from? I've been kinda thinking about starting a side business here in the Czech Republic. The women are plentiful and inexpensive but I really don't know what the sales value of a set are. Care to comment? You can contact me through email if you like.
I know people who work for Sun here in CZ. I also went through their interview process while I was looking for a job in January. Sun decided a long time ago that continued investment in the US was a waste of money. They directly told me they had no interest in having new employees in the US. Their operations have been growing in eastern Europe and India. The layoffs come as no surprise to me at all. They have been creating the redundancy to be able to let go of people for a while.
If you are using windows, you can install DVD43. It's freeware. Just google for it. I've noticed it causing problems with Nero so you should disable it before burning a disc. I know that similar software solutions exist for Linux but I can't tell you off hand what they are.
You've got Phone Call!!
Yeah, I've been to Ceske Budejovice. My girlfriend and I took an exchange student there for language classes. We visited a local castle and had some beer from one of the breweries there but it wasn't Budvar. I'd like to go back because there is a gorgeous castle in the area that I would like to see. I can't remember the name of it right now but I'll probably head down there once our football (American) season is over. And you're probably right about needing to put more effort into vacations. Maybe when I'm not working on a Czech salary I'll be able to figure it all out :)
I can't say you are wrong but I will disagree with you. Since moving to Prague from the US, I have gone from almost never sick to getting sick at least twice per year. I've gone from working between 40-70 hours a week and lucky to have days off to 40-50 hours a week with about your quoted vacation time. To be honest with you, I don't know how to spend that much vacation time. If it wasn't for visiting my family in the US, I really wouldn't be able to do it. I could blame it on the food, but I ate nutritionless crap in the US too (I came here shortly after college). Maybe it's the air quality. Who knows.
for those who would like to experience the fun again, head to the entertainment.
Correct me if I'm wrong but don't at least older C standards have only /* */ for comments??