He's 26. He has ~3 years professional experience. What exactly qualifies as years of experience in your eyes, because from where I'm sitting he's a green horn. Not that I agree with the notion that you have to code in your offtime to be worth a crap.
Enterprise server != mainframe though. Are you seriously trying to compare IBM's mainframes to say Dell's offerings? Mainframes are indeed a subset of enterprise servers, but let's compare apples to apples.
It's not a problem it's a feature and it's by design. Do you really want to compare the amount of old hardware that works with Linux compared to other popular desktop operating sytems? If hardware vendors were truly interested in selling hardware for Linux, they would get their drivers into mainline and then maintain them.
Any reference to back this up? The military is all about breaking down what you know and teaching you to do it their way, or so say my friends from San Diego.
oh so it matters how much % of the market you have? How convenient
When you're determining whether or not someone has a monopoly and whether or not they're abusing said monopoly, you're damned right it matter how much of the market you control.
I thought I was the only one. I made a similar decision, and while the money isn't good I'm infinitely more happy. Inter-office politics and all of the backbiting that seems to come with them simply don't exist on a construction site. You try some of the BS that routinely goes on in office jobs and chances are you're going to get belted in the mouth.
I can't speak for all trades, but the only construction trades that are viable are electrician and plumber. Every other construction trade is dominated by illegals willing to work 6-7 days a week for 12 hours a day for peanuts. People don't place much value on correct. They would rather have fast and cheap. I'm sure some of these crews can do correct work, but I've yet to see it and I've been around the business for a while now.
We could also just stop using taxes to pay health care bills. You want to be a fat bastard that smokes 3 packs a day? More power to you, just don't come crying when you die at 45.
Strangely enough McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's all sell their sandiwches for roughly the same price as well. Clearly it's the work of a burger cartel.
Please learn the correct usage of ad hominem before you ever type it again on the internet. Here's one form of ad hominem to get you started.
Oil companies can't be trusted when they say that some alternative energy sources are financially sound investments, because they're just propping up their multi billion dollar fossil fuel industry
To their investors that is. People like to vilify oil companies as monsters, but they are in fact energy companies. If those alternative energy sources were even remotely feasible you can be sure they would be all over them. I've got a better alternative energy source. Lets strap all of the environmental whack jobs to bicycles and have them the pedal generators to a cleaner tomorrow.
Mr. Ellison's attorney, John H. Carmichael, points out that the 1960 collective bargaining agreement between the WGA and the Producers, as amended in 1966, assures to the writers of individual teleplays âoea piece of the pie.â Specifically, Mr. Carmichael states, âoeWriters under that WGA agreement are supposed to get 25% of the revenue from the licensing of publication rights.
If these are indeed the terms that were agreed to by both parties, he has every right to be pissed.
The problem with the doors on my house is I have to unlock them whenever I want to enter my house after I come home from work. I just want to enter my house, I don't want to mess with door locks. Locks do not work for humans.
I'd say "what we all know is wrong with open source software" is what is actually right about it. I'm sorry that the fact that it runs on multiple platforms and is available under multiple licenses inconveniences you. Perhaps you should check out http://www.microsoft.com. Most of their stuff runs on exactly one platform and is available under one license, so you won't have to worry about making those pesky decisions.
In theory insurance is about customers sharing the burden of risk, not insurance companies raising their profits by mitigating risk. In practice, it's exactly the opposite.
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He's 26. He has ~3 years professional experience. What exactly qualifies as years of experience in your eyes, because from where I'm sitting he's a green horn. Not that I agree with the notion that you have to code in your offtime to be worth a crap.
Enterprise server != mainframe though. Are you seriously trying to compare IBM's mainframes to say Dell's offerings? Mainframes are indeed a subset of enterprise servers, but let's compare apples to apples.
Personal Computer companies: Many
Mainframe companies: IBM
I know the difference is subtle, but look hard and you'll spot it.
Finally a use for is_computer_on_fire()
http://www.eeggs.com/items/15121.html
Bon Echo is indeed a port of Firefox 2. Webkit was ported (again) over the summer, and work is underway to construct a new browser around it.
It's not a problem it's a feature and it's by design. Do you really want to compare the amount of old hardware that works with Linux compared to other popular desktop operating sytems? If hardware vendors were truly interested in selling hardware for Linux, they would get their drivers into mainline and then maintain them.
Any reference to back this up? The military is all about breaking down what you know and teaching you to do it their way, or so say my friends from San Diego.
oh so it matters how much % of the market you have? How convenient
When you're determining whether or not someone has a monopoly and whether or not they're abusing said monopoly, you're damned right it matter how much of the market you control.
The anti-trust issue is that MS has already been found guilty of using it's OS monopoly to shut out competing browsers by strong arming OEMs.
Big difference that you seem to be willfully ignoring. Neither Apple or any Linux vendor strong armed OEMs into exclusively installing their browser.
I thought I was the only one. I made a similar decision, and while the money isn't good I'm infinitely more happy. Inter-office politics and all of the backbiting that seems to come with them simply don't exist on a construction site. You try some of the BS that routinely goes on in office jobs and chances are you're going to get belted in the mouth.
I can't speak for all trades, but the only construction trades that are viable are electrician and plumber. Every other construction trade is dominated by illegals willing to work 6-7 days a week for 12 hours a day for peanuts. People don't place much value on correct. They would rather have fast and cheap. I'm sure some of these crews can do correct work, but I've yet to see it and I've been around the business for a while now.
We could also just stop using taxes to pay health care bills. You want to be a fat bastard that smokes 3 packs a day? More power to you, just don't come crying when you die at 45.
If they can't prove jail breaking the phone is what broke it, then yes.
Campus police in the state of Louisiana are state police.
Strangely enough McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's all sell their sandiwches for roughly the same price as well. Clearly it's the work of a burger cartel.
Please learn the correct usage of ad hominem before you ever type it again on the internet. Here's one form of ad hominem to get you started.
Oil companies can't be trusted when they say that some alternative energy sources are financially sound investments, because they're just propping up their multi billion dollar fossil fuel industry
To their investors that is. People like to vilify oil companies as monsters, but they are in fact energy companies. If those alternative energy sources were even remotely feasible you can be sure they would be all over them. I've got a better alternative energy source. Lets strap all of the environmental whack jobs to bicycles and have them the pedal generators to a cleaner tomorrow.
Mr. Ellison's attorney, John H. Carmichael, points out that the 1960 collective bargaining agreement between the WGA and the Producers, as amended in 1966, assures to the writers of individual teleplays âoea piece of the pie.â Specifically, Mr. Carmichael states, âoeWriters under that WGA agreement are supposed to get 25% of the revenue from the licensing of publication rights.
If these are indeed the terms that were agreed to by both parties, he has every right to be pissed.
The problem with the doors on my house is I have to unlock them whenever I want to enter my house after I come home from work. I just want to enter my house, I don't want to mess with door locks. Locks do not work for humans.
I'd say "what we all know is wrong with open source software" is what is actually right about it. I'm sorry that the fact that it runs on multiple platforms and is available under multiple licenses inconveniences you. Perhaps you should check out http://www.microsoft.com. Most of their stuff runs on exactly one platform and is available under one license, so you won't have to worry about making those pesky decisions.
I feel kind of bad for thinking for 15 years that Jerry is a weasel. Actually I still think he's a weasel, but my opinion of him raised a notch.
Because Americans won't work for 3 pieces of rice / day, and require that their employers don't needlessly endanger them?
In theory insurance is about customers sharing the burden of risk, not insurance companies raising their profits by mitigating risk. In practice, it's exactly the opposite.
I can't believe you left out the fact that general purpose registers are doubled from 8 to 16 under long mode.