I don't think that living their lives vicariously through their children counts as "care". A good parent doesn't need to make every minor decision for their child to guide them to success.
A caring parent uses trust as their tool, not constraint.
I think you're an idiot.
I aced all my classes without doing all my homework. Just because you are a dumbass that can't learn math without doing a hundred repetitive questions doesn't mean your child is. Your best bet is to, and this may be difficult from some parents, get to know your child. Are they doing well enough already? Then leave them be. They've obviously already figured out how to get things done and lead the life they want.
Judging from every other major paradigm change in the tech industry I'd say we're more than ready: when the change comes it will happen so swift it will seem as if we'd just been doing nothing but waiting for the opportunity.
The one thing that all large open-source projects have in common is a bunch of prima donnas running the show.
That's true for more than open-source projects. You've just discovered this trait of star programmers? You must be a contractor or something. Every large closed source project I've worked on has been the same.
I've been using yahoo mail for a while now and it is virtually spam free. The built in filter is great. Occasionally one makes it into my inbox, we're talking one every two or three days, otherwise they pile up in my bulk mail folder.
It's so good I paid for a year of mail plus. I didn't even do that for.Mac and I'm a os x geek.
What you're seeing is a logical extension of one of Slashdot's most powerful features: duplicate stories. Much like the Power4's multiple cores in a single processor this story is the first to use the new duplication in a single story technology.
Are you in your own address book? If so then this is likely the case, an easy trick. And if so then here's a tip for next time: check the email addresses you're getting them from to make sure they aren't in your address book.
You're assuming they also have Bushes as leaders. That's unlikely.
what if what we think of cosmic background noise is in actuality encrypted data transmissions, meant to be indistinguishable from background noise?
Then it wasn't meant for us. We're not trying for a man-in-the-middle attack, we're looking for life explicitly trying to contact another civilization.
Here in Canada we can now make copies of CDs legally. I borrow my friends CD, copy it, and give it back to him. My copy is perfectly legal thanks to the blank media levy that was introduced. I'm not sure it's worth it, though.
Even without a debugger, I've never had to puzzle over any PHP problem for more than a few hours.
That doesn't bother you? I do php by day and Python by night and with Python's traceback output I never have to puzzle over a problem for more than a few minutes.
This is a lie. There is in fact a slashdot story on the CVS exploit. You're getting a little too ambitious about spamming Slashdot, aren't you NineNine?
On the other hand you seem to have all it takes to be a Slashdot Editor.
What, Motorola caused a delay for someone it was supplying something to? That's crazy! Motorola is never *achem*G5*achem* late! I'm sure that it's just a big misunderstanding on AMD's side.
Then again maybe it's the year of the Laptop for AMD too!
Isn't this kind of like saying, "Small Countries go Mosly Uninvaded" or "Girls Alone walk Mostly Unharmed"?
The reason everyone gets worked up about these things is because of how bad a single incident can be.
The reason that our more recent ideas aren't on the list is because we don't know which are the good ones yet. Hindsight is needed to appreciate what we've been doing.
Has anyone ever cracked a medium or large web site's front page, and instead of defacing it added an exploit such as this? Some pretty popular web sites have been cracked before. If a hard drive formatting script hasn't been put onto a major site yet, is it just a matter of time?
I imagine that it would wreck quite a few computer novices' computers.
If frees/wan won't take contributions from the US why doesn't someone in the US fork it? Isn't this the way OSS is supposed to deal with stubborn maintainers that have different ideals than a large number of developers?
The really impressive part about this mouse is that it communicates at more than 125 Hz, which is what USB tops out at. This means it can, theoretically, be used in fast FPS games. In gaming a wire can often impede accuracy, not to mention getting snagged on desk junk and the most inopportune moments.
Tremor is a great name. Probably the best name to ever some out of the xiph folks. The only good one actually, besides cdparanoia.
I propose we adopt Tremor as the name of Vorbis files. Even if it is techically inaccurate and a bit confusing to people who have already put in the effort to figure out what Ogg Vorbis is, in the long run Tremor is a high memorable and markettable name for an audio format. Sounds much cooler than mp3 even.
Whitelists will soon be spam's entry point. All those "somebody likes you" messages are building a database of who-knows-who. Some of my stupid friends have even had some sent to me. One day all the mail will be spoofed from them and it'll get right through our spam blocking.
I agree. Competition in the marketplace is an integral part of the United States. It promotes innovation. To software companies the government is just one big customer.
And forcing the government to use open source is a decidedly communist idea.
You're missing the point of moderation. Sure, it's nice to get karma but that's secondary to the function of letting me filter through all the crap that gets posted here.
Superstar CEOs haven't gone away! We've just realised that they are more rare than we thought. Look at Steve Jobs, he's a superstar CEO is ever there was one. Gates would be too, if he was still CEO.
IT is the same. You can't just say it's overvalued. It isn't that simple. Your points that upgrades are a scam simply suggest that commercial software is overvalued. With OSS software you aren't part of the beta testing mob unless you want to, by downloading the unstable branch.
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I don't think that living their lives vicariously through their children counts as "care". A good parent doesn't need to make every minor decision for their child to guide them to success.
A caring parent uses trust as their tool, not constraint.
I think you're an idiot. I aced all my classes without doing all my homework. Just because you are a dumbass that can't learn math without doing a hundred repetitive questions doesn't mean your child is. Your best bet is to, and this may be difficult from some parents, get to know your child. Are they doing well enough already? Then leave them be. They've obviously already figured out how to get things done and lead the life they want.
Are we ready?
Judging from every other major paradigm change in the tech industry I'd say we're more than ready: when the change comes it will happen so swift it will seem as if we'd just been doing nothing but waiting for the opportunity.
The one thing that all large open-source projects have in common is a bunch of prima donnas running the show.
That's true for more than open-source projects. You've just discovered this trait of star programmers? You must be a contractor or something. Every large closed source project I've worked on has been the same.
I know, I've run the show on a few of them.
Let's hope AMD doesn't try to copy this...
Thankfully, they can't.
I've been using yahoo mail for a while now and it is virtually spam free. The built in filter is great. Occasionally one makes it into my inbox, we're talking one every two or three days, otherwise they pile up in my bulk mail folder.
.Mac and I'm a os x geek.
It's so good I paid for a year of mail plus. I didn't even do that for
What you're seeing is a logical extension of one of Slashdot's most powerful features: duplicate stories. Much like the Power4's multiple cores in a single processor this story is the first to use the new duplication in a single story technology.
Are you in your own address book? If so then this is likely the case, an easy trick. And if so then here's a tip for next time: check the email addresses you're getting them from to make sure they aren't in your address book.
that civilization is probably long extinct
You're assuming they also have Bushes as leaders. That's unlikely.
what if what we think of cosmic background noise is in actuality encrypted data transmissions, meant to be indistinguishable from background noise?
Then it wasn't meant for us. We're not trying for a man-in-the-middle attack, we're looking for life explicitly trying to contact another civilization.
Here in Canada we can now make copies of CDs legally. I borrow my friends CD, copy it, and give it back to him. My copy is perfectly legal thanks to the blank media levy that was introduced. I'm not sure it's worth it, though.
Even without a debugger, I've never had to puzzle over any PHP problem for more than a few hours.
That doesn't bother you? I do php by day and Python by night and with Python's traceback output I never have to puzzle over a problem for more than a few minutes.
This is a lie. There is in fact a slashdot story on the CVS exploit. You're getting a little too ambitious about spamming Slashdot, aren't you NineNine?
On the other hand you seem to have all it takes to be a Slashdot Editor.
What, Motorola caused a delay for someone it was supplying something to? That's crazy! Motorola is never *achem*G5*achem* late! I'm sure that it's just a big misunderstanding on AMD's side.
Then again maybe it's the year of the Laptop for AMD too!
Isn't this kind of like saying, "Small Countries go Mosly Uninvaded" or "Girls Alone walk Mostly Unharmed"? The reason everyone gets worked up about these things is because of how bad a single incident can be.
The reason that our more recent ideas aren't on the list is because we don't know which are the good ones yet. Hindsight is needed to appreciate what we've been doing.
Has anyone ever cracked a medium or large web site's front page, and instead of defacing it added an exploit such as this? Some pretty popular web sites have been cracked before. If a hard drive formatting script hasn't been put onto a major site yet, is it just a matter of time?
I imagine that it would wreck quite a few computer novices' computers.
If frees/wan won't take contributions from the US why doesn't someone in the US fork it? Isn't this the way OSS is supposed to deal with stubborn maintainers that have different ideals than a large number of developers?
The really impressive part about this mouse is that it communicates at more than 125 Hz, which is what USB tops out at. This means it can, theoretically, be used in fast FPS games. In gaming a wire can often impede accuracy, not to mention getting snagged on desk junk and the most inopportune moments.
Tremor is a great name. Probably the best name to ever some out of the xiph folks. The only good one actually, besides cdparanoia.
I propose we adopt Tremor as the name of Vorbis files. Even if it is techically inaccurate and a bit confusing to people who have already put in the effort to figure out what Ogg Vorbis is, in the long run Tremor is a high memorable and markettable name for an audio format. Sounds much cooler than mp3 even.
Those are sports drinks? Last I checked sports drinks are like Gatorade.
Anyways, the best is Whoop Ass Cola, by Jones.
Whitelists will soon be spam's entry point. All those "somebody likes you" messages are building a database of who-knows-who. Some of my stupid friends have even had some sent to me. One day all the mail will be spoofed from them and it'll get right through our spam blocking.
I agree. Competition in the marketplace is an integral part of the United States. It promotes innovation. To software companies the government is just one big customer.
And forcing the government to use open source is a decidedly communist idea.
Don't mod me up - I'm at the karma kap.
You're missing the point of moderation. Sure, it's nice to get karma but that's secondary to the function of letting me filter through all the crap that gets posted here.
Superstar CEOs haven't gone away! We've just realised that they are more rare than we thought. Look at Steve Jobs, he's a superstar CEO is ever there was one. Gates would be too, if he was still CEO.
IT is the same. You can't just say it's overvalued. It isn't that simple. Your points that upgrades are a scam simply suggest that commercial software is overvalued. With OSS software you aren't part of the beta testing mob unless you want to, by downloading the unstable branch.
Ya. I have worked on their web site & order system. They have a nack for getting puplicity. Just a few months ago they were on the apple home page.
And who would be surprised if Pronoun54 was a Draganfly employee?