I guess my response to that is, what if the perfect locks key was lost or stolen. Regardless of the rights of others, if the key is unobtainable then there is no recourse therefore voids this reasoning altogether.
I'm sorry but loaded questions like these should never make it to the list because THERE IS NO ANSWER only OPINION!
Asking a question such as this is like asking what car is the best one for driving? It's subjective and only causes flame wars.
What's the "best"? Well, the "best" is the "right tool for the right job".
Find a language that suits the job (ie. does it require quick turn around and easy coding, go for a scripting language, if it requires scaling and enterprise level features then pick a language that suits), then if the language has frameworks that do what you need them to do, then select one based on those values rather than a blanket, "what's the best".
Everyone in here stating that one language is better than another should be sent to the naughty corner as they should well know by now that EVERY bloody language has it's pro's and con's.
The reason encryption hasn't taken off is that it's not done by default, and can't be enabled by clicking a checkbox.
Actually that's probably the most likely of scenarios. It's not easily integrated into everywhere you'd send an email from and therefore is inconvenient.
To think that humanity's purpose is to sell their time for money is crap!
We are here to expand ourselves, in every conceivable way. The day when we all don't NEED to work will be a beautiful day for introspection and reflection indeed!
Ok, this is becoming a bitch fest. My point is, regardless of the wisdom that exists outside of my capacity, I still have the ability to make a decision based on the information that I expose myself to.
Whether that is a great decision or not, I AM the one that has to live with the consequences of that decision. Good or bad.
When someone else makes that decision for me, I have to live with the consequences of THEIR decision.
Hopefully I have made myself clear-er. I thought I made that point to begin with actually!
The moment we lose the capacity to do things ourselves is the moment we lose control of our lives. Regulation simply means people want someone else to do their thinking for them. Then they complain when it doesn't suit them.
Putting data online in ANY situation is the responsibility of THAT person, NOT of the people hosting the data. The host need only provide as much security as it can to circumvent inappropriate access to that data but if you're stupid enough to expose sensitive data in a public environment then I believe you deserve what you get!
Sensitive data CAN be transmitted through the public internet as needed, but stored there? Come on, only morons do that!
Being responsible for data is like being responsible for a child, you expose it to things that are APPROPRIATE for the data and shield it from the rest!
In the end, WHERE your data is hosted is irrelevant. Your data is probably being indexed by thousands of robots, cached in people's browsers, shit, your data could exist in thousands of places you've never even thought imagined! Get over it man!
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Besides, you will need to be able to recharge it anyway, so why not look for something that can be put on a table with a long core for recharge?
TBH I think the OHS people would shit themselves if they ran into tablets connected to long cords for recharging.
I think the better idea is a kiosk which has more functionality, connected to power and is less likely to "walk away"
I guess my response to that is, what if the perfect locks key was lost or stolen. Regardless of the rights of others, if the key is unobtainable then there is no recourse therefore voids this reasoning altogether.
she honestly can't remember the password. How the hell are they going to rule on that???
when something I write generates the type of cash like that so I can make a financial contribution the best programming language ever devised q:)
My way sounds funnier ;)
Is that "The returned fakes were restocked on the shelve and sold to new, unwitting customers". How'd that logic go?
Customer: I paid for an iPad and got some clay
Clerk: Ok thanks. I'll just put that back on the shelf
I'm sorry but loaded questions like these should never make it to the list because THERE IS NO ANSWER only OPINION!
Asking a question such as this is like asking what car is the best one for driving? It's subjective and only causes flame wars.
What's the "best"? Well, the "best" is the "right tool for the right job".
Find a language that suits the job (ie. does it require quick turn around and easy coding, go for a scripting language, if it requires scaling and enterprise level features then pick a language that suits), then if the language has frameworks that do what you need them to do, then select one based on those values rather than a blanket, "what's the best".
Everyone in here stating that one language is better than another should be sent to the naughty corner as they should well know by now that EVERY bloody language has it's pro's and con's.
Shit, I'd better get into that first!
The reason encryption hasn't taken off is that it's not done by default, and can't be enabled by clicking a checkbox.
Actually that's probably the most likely of scenarios. It's not easily integrated into everywhere you'd send an email from and therefore is inconvenient.
Wow, totally didn't see that coming :)
and the money will start to follow wherever Microsoft's Piper plays!
Poor receptionist is all I can say. She was trying to do her best but didn't know any better! Shame on them!
He certainly made innovation something that business strives for these days instead of being just one of the crowd! Thanks for your efforts Steve!
Sound familiar?
McKAY: I should be in that meeting. I am the foremost expert on the defence capabilities of this city.
ZELENKA: You know how it is -- when military steps in, scientists take a back seat.
McKAY: Until they need us.
ZELENKA: I don't think they need us.
McKAY: Yeah, they don't think they need us, right up until the point that they need us, and then, they need us.
ZELENKA: Then they need us.
He is apart of history in more ways than one!
Skynet is inevitable! q:)
Ahhhhh see, it all makes sense now!
Nice!
To think that humanity's purpose is to sell their time for money is crap!
We are here to expand ourselves, in every conceivable way. The day when we all don't NEED to work will be a beautiful day for introspection and reflection indeed!
Nah, the specs are shit, probably best to do a re-write ;)
Ok, this is becoming a bitch fest. My point is, regardless of the wisdom that exists outside of my capacity, I still have the ability to make a decision based on the information that I expose myself to.
Whether that is a great decision or not, I AM the one that has to live with the consequences of that decision. Good or bad.
When someone else makes that decision for me, I have to live with the consequences of THEIR decision.
Hopefully I have made myself clear-er. I thought I made that point to begin with actually!
The moment we lose the capacity to do things ourselves is the moment we lose control of our lives. Regulation simply means people want someone else to do their thinking for them. Then they complain when it doesn't suit them.
that we need the government to ensure we know the difference between organic results and "ads"... what a step backwards for the human race methinks!
Well I guess it's time to get my head around something new :)
Putting data online in ANY situation is the responsibility of THAT person, NOT of the people hosting the data. The host need only provide as much security as it can to circumvent inappropriate access to that data but if you're stupid enough to expose sensitive data in a public environment then I believe you deserve what you get!
Sensitive data CAN be transmitted through the public internet as needed, but stored there? Come on, only morons do that!
Being responsible for data is like being responsible for a child, you expose it to things that are APPROPRIATE for the data and shield it from the rest!
In the end, WHERE your data is hosted is irrelevant. Your data is probably being indexed by thousands of robots, cached in people's browsers, shit, your data could exist in thousands of places you've never even thought imagined! Get over it man!