This is a good thing. Being overweight is pretty much always better for you than being underweight. If you're 50 pounds overweight, yeah, that's not great, but if you're 50 pounds underweight, you're feeling really bad. Even 10 pounds underweight isn't good for you.
IT vendors that take QA seriously are very very rare, most just don't take testing seriously.
Security vulnerabilities aren't something you can expect QA to find, it's not what they do. If you want secure code, you need to be thinking about security starting in the design phase, and keep thinking about it until release (and beyond). You can't just test for security at the end of the process, that strategy guarantees failure.
People would spend time doing what they wanted to do which could include art, literature, sport, playing video games, learning a language, studying science, traveling and many other things.
But in practice would mostly spend their time on Facebook, Netflix, and trying to have sex
It's having a lot of different effects. Some restaurants have given waiters raises, and others have increased wages in advance of the required deadline. Reports from Seattle are of restaurants raising prices 20%. Same in Los Angeles.
The National Review is not exactly an unbiased or labor-friendly publication.
If you don't like it, then find your own fucking source you blockhead. The story was published all over the place; are you some kind of inbred that can't use Google? Seriously, what is wrong with you?
For one thing, I suspect that any program you write using this API will only run on Windows boxes that have UbuntuWindowsThingy installed, i.e. almost none of them.
If it's not installed by default, then I'll probably just go back to Cygwin.
I'm going to suggest that healthcare was not a problem until recently because it wasn't very expensive. Not long ago, you didn't have to worry about hip replacements because they didn't exist. You didn't have to worry about expensive treatments for cancer, because you just died. Even surgery was rather primitive in the 50s. Healthcare wasn't very expensive, but as treatments have gotten better, care costs have increased.
Why it matters: if healthcare cost $100 a year for everyone, it wouldn't be a huge issue. Privately, you could pay for it, or publicly you could pay for it. If it were a government thing, then there would probably be some corruption, but not a big deal. But now as it's costing up around $12k a person, the cost becomes a major issue. Even in the last 15 years treatments have improved quite a bit, but also gotten more expensive.
Yeah, that's what I seeing too. I really hope this means the full POSIX networking layer will finally be implemented on Windows. That will make my job a lot easier.
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This is a good thing. Being overweight is pretty much always better for you than being underweight. If you're 50 pounds overweight, yeah, that's not great, but if you're 50 pounds underweight, you're feeling really bad. Even 10 pounds underweight isn't good for you.
Yeah, I can't see myself reasonably signing up for this.
That's a build engineer's job.
Hosts = better antivirus than antivirus
In this case, I guess it's probably true. As long as you include keeping your patches up to date.
IT vendors that take QA seriously are very very rare, most just don't take testing seriously.
Security vulnerabilities aren't something you can expect QA to find, it's not what they do. If you want secure code, you need to be thinking about security starting in the design phase, and keep thinking about it until release (and beyond). You can't just test for security at the end of the process, that strategy guarantees failure.
Linux has good software updates, which means that the exploit vectors are patched at the same rate that an AV would release updates
That's a good point, I'd never thought of it like that before.
"Mostly." There are a few people who realize there's something more to life than feeling good.
Fortunately, Trend Micro won an award, they're the best at stopping zero day threats! So it's not a problem, keep using your anti-virus.
People would spend time doing what they wanted to do which could include art, literature, sport, playing video games, learning a language, studying science, traveling and many other things.
But in practice would mostly spend their time on Facebook, Netflix, and trying to have sex
I will never understand why minimum wage is not tied to inflation rates - this is a ridiculous argument to have Every Five Years.
Because it gives politicians something they can brag about to their constituents.
Yeap. It'll take a deeper investigation to figure out the true cost.
It's having a lot of different effects. Some restaurants have given waiters raises, and others have increased wages in advance of the required deadline. Reports from Seattle are of restaurants raising prices 20%. Same in Los Angeles.
Letting each store set its own price would solve the problem.
With the internet, regional pricing doesn't work as well anymore.
The National Review is not exactly an unbiased or labor-friendly publication.
If you don't like it, then find your own fucking source you blockhead. The story was published all over the place; are you some kind of inbred that can't use Google? Seriously, what is wrong with you?
It hit at least one bookseller pretty hard.
Well keep reading court cases like that, and soon you'll be a copyright genius!
I like your use of data.
First, the only reason Medical treatment has improved is because "Government"
No no, that was definitely not my meaning. Uh, government funding has probably helped some, but a lot of things have changed.
The problem is a lack of the simplest kind of regulation--keeping profiteers out of what used to be a reasonably priced service industry.
That doesn't sound like a simple kind of regulation to me.
For one thing, I suspect that any program you write using this API will only run on Windows boxes that have UbuntuWindowsThingy installed, i.e. almost none of them.
If it's not installed by default, then I'll probably just go back to Cygwin.
That's definitely not true, this image shows that healthcare costs have been rising in Europe, too.
I'm going to suggest that healthcare was not a problem until recently because it wasn't very expensive. Not long ago, you didn't have to worry about hip replacements because they didn't exist. You didn't have to worry about expensive treatments for cancer, because you just died. Even surgery was rather primitive in the 50s. Healthcare wasn't very expensive, but as treatments have gotten better, care costs have increased.
Why it matters: if healthcare cost $100 a year for everyone, it wouldn't be a huge issue. Privately, you could pay for it, or publicly you could pay for it. If it were a government thing, then there would probably be some corruption, but not a big deal. But now as it's costing up around $12k a person, the cost becomes a major issue. Even in the last 15 years treatments have improved quite a bit, but also gotten more expensive.
tbh, it couldn't be worse than what we have now (and by 'now' I mean both pre and post Obamacare)
Leaked Emails Reveal Widespread Corruption in HOA
Woah, woah, HOAs are the epitome of justice and high human ideals. They do no wrong.
Yeah, that's what I seeing too. I really hope this means the full POSIX networking layer will finally be implemented on Windows. That will make my job a lot easier.