This may be a first post. maybee not. But the real reason for this post is that there are no comments and the site is already slashdotted. either that or they realized that its not April 1st. After all any sys admin that gets nominated by someone other than a sys admin can't possibly be doing his job right.
I thought that they ment this book: A Discipline for Software Engineering (The Personal Software Process book)
If that was the case the PS3 would never ship
2) Grumman had no buissiness trying to build cars. Thier knowledge is in airplanes. They have been doing that for a very long time.
Examples:
F4 Wildcat -- The fighter at the time of midway Avenger torpedo bomber -- The most successful WWII torpedo bomber F6 Hellcat -- Best Naval Fighter of WWII F9 Panther -- Korean War Fighter/Bomber A6 Intruder and varients -- Vietnam Era Attack Aircraft F-14 Tomcat -- One of the best naval fighters of the modern era. E2-C (And soon to be E2-D) Hawkeye -- AEW aircraft.
And I'm not even counting the northrop aircraft.
I think that they have more than enough experience. If you want to see everthing that they have had thier hands in in aviation go to the visitors center in Plant 14 in Bethpaige, NY and look to the right.
The only problem with doxygen is the amount of time it takes to generate the documentation for an entire project.
I had one project it would take almost 48 hours to produce the documentation for and it could not generate
the graphs for two of the hiearchies since they were too big. The source code was only about 500K lines.
The only problem with this is that you are then giving the hacker information
that they can use to attack the system. I would be more frightened if I saw
a page that had that on it than one that did not.
But for the 98% of people^H^H^H^H^H^H sheeple out there they are just plain dumb. Even most of the ones who work with computers are dumb. They don't know anything outside of thier one little area and have no desire to learn either. Of course the terminals are just as dumb so I guess this is a no win.
Ah, but test driven development flies in the face of the new government backed, SEI approved software development silver bullet called TSP (Team Software Process).
And by following TSP you too can consider just how much better it is than test driven development while waiting for your co-workers to inspect your code for a few months.
"Why is it that BOOKS have been so undervalued??"
Why should BOOKS be the only solution?
I don't think that books should be the only solution but I agree that books have been underused as of late.
With the push to distance learning and computer aided learning books have been treated as obsolete.
This really shouldn't be the case. I have had classes that have done a good job of mixing traditional
lecture/book learning with computer aided learning and have enjoyed them the most.
Please ACTUALLY READ the law. CALEA still requires that a warrant be issued before the law enforcement can actually tap into the device. The only thing that is required by the law is that equipment manufactures provide a way to do the tapping at the device instead of on the line. This was to prevent detection of the tap.
No the FBI and such had the powers durring the Clinton Administration. I know this because I worked on the DMS-10 for 3 years starting in 1998 and the CALEA project had already been started there. It wasn't Implemented until Bush but only because the Manufacturues kept getting the deadline delayed much like what is happening now with HD-TV vs Analog TV.
Here is a good idea. Have the subscribers that can see the article early provide dupe moderation. If two or three subscribers mark it as a dupe then it won't make it to the front page until it is verified as an original story by the editors. Or if the editors wish to still have it posted it can be done with an update category so that those of us uninterested can filter them. Often the dupes contain different news sources (although a lot of them recently have been the same story from same source).
Serriously. Don't get a roomate unless they are your best friend. I stayed in the dorm rooms for 4 years and durring that time I have not had anything stolen but I had one roomate that I could not get off of my computer even so I could do my homework. Another decided to throw 40lbs of books on my HP-48GX Calculator the day before my physics final:(
The only way that I can see to improve the speed of browsing on the client side is to improve how fast the browser renders the page. The only other way to speed it up that I'm aware of is to change to server to also listen on UDP and have a client use UDP.
why can't the increased support be that thier engineers just like linux better and have managed to convince thier management... opps sorry management isn't that smart....
You could do what I do. Have the wifi router as your main access point to the internet and then have a second firewall behind it so that your computers are protected. Leave the wifi route open and just log everything that happens on a wireless connection along with a network intrusion detection system to notify you when someone is misbehaving on your wifi network.
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I'm glad that I bought it.
Its been a life saver many times along with Fowler's book on Refactoring it is one of my most frequently referenced books.
even more so now that I'm teaching instead of programming :
Also a.223 wasn't ment to work like most larger caliber bullets like a.308. The.223 was ment to penetrate into a target and bounce around inside shredng a large area..30-06 and.308 and simular mushroom but continue pretty straight through. thus for someone with out body armor a.223 will cause alot more damage internaly.
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If you RTFA then you will see that the removal of nitrogen without the removal of phosphorous seems to make the problem worse.
This may be a first post. maybee not. But the real reason for this post is that there are no comments and the site is already slashdotted. either that or they realized that its not April 1st. After all any sys admin that gets nominated by someone other than a sys admin can't possibly be doing his job right.
I thought that they ment this book: A Discipline for Software Engineering (The Personal Software Process book) If that was the case the PS3 would never ship
1) Its an unmanned bomber -- not a fighter.
2) Grumman had no buissiness trying to build cars. Thier knowledge is in airplanes. They have been doing that for a very long time.
Examples:
F4 Wildcat -- The fighter at the time of midway
Avenger torpedo bomber -- The most successful WWII torpedo bomber
F6 Hellcat -- Best Naval Fighter of WWII
F9 Panther -- Korean War Fighter/Bomber
A6 Intruder and varients -- Vietnam Era Attack Aircraft
F-14 Tomcat -- One of the best naval fighters of the modern era.
E2-C (And soon to be E2-D) Hawkeye -- AEW aircraft.
And I'm not even counting the northrop aircraft.
I think that they have more than enough experience. If you want to see everthing that they have had thier hands in in aviation go to
the visitors center in Plant 14 in Bethpaige, NY and look to the right.
The only problem with doxygen is the amount of time it takes to generate the documentation for an entire project. I had one project it would take almost 48 hours to produce the documentation for and it could not generate the graphs for two of the hiearchies since they were too big. The source code was only about 500K lines.
The only problem with this is that you are then giving the hacker information that they can use to attack the system. I would be more frightened if I saw a page that had that on it than one that did not.
But for the 98% of people^H^H^H^H^H^H sheeple out there they are just plain dumb. Even most of the ones who work with computers are dumb. They don't know anything outside of thier one little area and have no desire to learn either. Of course the terminals are just as dumb so I guess this is a no win.
Ah, but test driven development flies in the face of the new government backed, SEI approved software development silver bullet called TSP (Team Software Process). And by following TSP you too can consider just how much better it is than test driven development while waiting for your co-workers to inspect your code for a few months.
"Why is it that BOOKS have been so undervalued??"
Why should BOOKS be the only solution?
I don't think that books should be the only solution but I agree that books have been underused as of late. With the push to distance learning and computer aided learning books have been treated as obsolete. This really shouldn't be the case. I have had classes that have done a good job of mixing traditional lecture/book learning with computer aided learning and have enjoyed them the most.
Go To Statement Considered Harmful Edsger W. Dijkstra -- Well you had to refer to a dinasour. I just chose an exstinct one to quote.
Please ACTUALLY READ the law. CALEA still requires that a warrant be issued before the law enforcement can actually tap into the device. The only thing that is required by the law is that equipment manufactures provide a way to do the tapping at the device instead of on the line. This was to prevent detection of the tap.
No the FBI and such had the powers durring the Clinton Administration. I know this because I worked on the DMS-10 for 3 years starting in 1998 and the CALEA project had already been started there. It wasn't Implemented until Bush but only because the Manufacturues kept getting the deadline delayed much like what is happening now with HD-TV vs Analog TV.
Here is a good idea. Have the subscribers that can see the article early provide dupe moderation. If two or three subscribers mark it as a dupe then it won't make it to the front page until it is verified as an original story by the editors. Or if the editors wish to still have it posted it can be done with an update category so that those of us uninterested can filter them. Often the dupes contain different news sources (although a lot of them recently have been the same story from same source).
Serriously. Don't get a roomate unless they are your best friend. I stayed in the dorm rooms for 4 years and durring that time I have not had anything stolen but I had one roomate that I could not get off of my computer even so I could do my homework. Another decided to throw 40lbs of books on my HP-48GX Calculator the day before my physics final :(
oviously someone read Stealing the Network and got the idea from there.
The only way that I can see to improve the speed of browsing on the client side is to improve how fast the browser renders the page. The only other way to speed it up that I'm aware of is to change to server to also listen on UDP and have a client use UDP.
why can't the increased support be that thier engineers just like linux better and have managed to convince thier management ... opps sorry management isn't that smart....
You could do what I do. Have the wifi router as your main access point to the internet and then have a second firewall behind it so that your computers are protected. Leave the wifi route open and just log everything that happens on a wireless connection along with a network intrusion detection system to notify you when someone is misbehaving on your wifi network.
I'm glad that I bought it. Its been a life saver many times along with Fowler's book on Refactoring it is one of my most frequently referenced books. even more so now that I'm teaching instead of programming :
Also a .223 wasn't ment to work like most larger caliber bullets like a .308. The .223 was ment to penetrate into a target and bounce around inside shredng a large area. .30-06 and .308 and simular mushroom but continue pretty straight through. thus for someone with out body armor a .223 will cause alot more damage internaly.