Yeah, if you have hardware access to a device you own it. Nothing new to see.
A system that lets you bypass the password easily is a system with plenty of remote vulnerabilities.
People weren't thinking about security while they were programming.
So? The instruction decoder makes up such a tiny part of a modern CPU that the instruction set is largely irrelevant in terms of efficiency.
Because it's an ugly architecture. There's more to ISA than efficiency. If we can get rid of the x86 architecture, the world will be a better place (and Intel thinks so, too, as long as they can control the new architecture).
Not that ARM is particularly beautiful, it has accumulated cruft from decades, too. But at least it has a few more registers to work with.
in your earlier post, you stated quite clearly that the learning process isn't understood. There's plenty more about the brain that's not understood. If you'd like an introduction to the topic, I can give you some book recommendations, but your rage is rather entertaining.
Shall I try to enrage you some more? Did you know there are over 50 types of neuron in the retina alone?
You are oversimplifying this. Project management is not one skill. It is a collection of skills, techniques, adherence to certain processes and best practices.
Apparently PMP doesn't include reading comprehension, because you're attacking straw-men. Go back and read what I wrote, and see if you can come up with a more coherent response.
This is patently terrible advice and will make your negotiations that much harder.
You didn't understand, man. The negotiations for salary, etc are already over. There are no more negotiations to make harder. This is just, "oh, one more thing....."
Otherwise they will hate you
Who will hate you? I've never had anyone hate me for asking for a signing bonus. They hate me when I quit a year after getting hired.
It might as well say, "Judge compels Navy to stop using whale-harming sonar," because it was the result of a lawsuit that the Navy made this change. My understanding is that not every type of sonar is damaging to whales, just some types.
This change has been coming for several years now, it's not really a surprise.
BTW, any time you are negotiating salary for a job, ask for a signing bonus. Ask for it after you come to an agreement on salary. At that point, sit silently for a bit, not smiling, then after thinking, ask something like, "It would make things so much easier if I could get a signing bonus. Can you help me with that?"
Most of your post is trying to explain why PMP is important. You do it by saying, "the person will have to learn X, the person will have to learn Y, the person will have to know Z." In other words, to show that the certification has value, you also show that a person can learn something by getting the cert.
Of course there are people who already have the skill.....should they get the certification? Usually those people already know if the cert is worth getting or not. They don't ask that question. Furthermore, for those people, a certification is not hard to get, spend a few hours taking the test, a few hundred dollars, no big deal, if they have to.
Certifications are NEVER worth getting unless you learn something from them.
If you don't learn anything from them, it's a worthless cert, and you don't want to work for a company that respects it.
If you disagree with me, and think a cert is worth getting for 'respect' or something instead of learning, then you will probably like working for that kind of company.
The Irving Independent School District in Irving, Texas sent an email to parents about the incident asking students to: "immediately report any suspicious items and / or suspicious behavior."
"Hello, Office? I'd like to report that the principle is acting more moronic than normal....I think he's a replicant."
That's a good example. You don't really explain what it mean to 'understand' a position though. I consider "understand" to merely mean "recognize which branches are prunable."
Come on guy... you know you are wholly ignorant on the subject, so why are you acting like some fucking knowledgeable person about it? You do know that its wrong to do that, right? Its not just wrong, its dishonest. That makes you a dishonest fuck.
Oooh, insults, you sound so intelligent when you insult me.
Maybe because a neural network, for a fact, matches the human brain.
This is well understood.
No it's not lol. They match some aspects of neurons, but not all of them. We don't even entirely understand what neurons do. It's unlikely we even know all the different types of neurons that exist.
Getting back to the chess-playing neural network in this story..........it is a specific, chess-playing neural network. As a result, it clearly belongs in the subset of weak-AI. Neural networks in general may match a human brain (something we don't know, which you so elegantly try to cover up with insults), but this particular one clearly doesn't.
The thing Ukraine conspiratorialists like you don't understand is that the US (and the west generally) don't really care about Ukraine. They wouldn't go to all that effort to do asassinations and secret support. If Putin wants Ukraine, he can take it, and the west will mumble some vague complaints, just like happened with Crimea.
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Yeah, if you have hardware access to a device you own it. Nothing new to see.
A system that lets you bypass the password easily is a system with plenty of remote vulnerabilities.
People weren't thinking about security while they were programming.
How high are you planning on raising property taxes?
This is not restricting the consumer, it's restricting the programmers
The consumer has choices. They can get better devices if they want.
So? The instruction decoder makes up such a tiny part of a modern CPU that the instruction set is largely irrelevant in terms of efficiency.
Because it's an ugly architecture. There's more to ISA than efficiency. If we can get rid of the x86 architecture, the world will be a better place (and Intel thinks so, too, as long as they can control the new architecture).
Not that ARM is particularly beautiful, it has accumulated cruft from decades, too. But at least it has a few more registers to work with.
2010 wealth distribution: ucsc.edu/whorulesamerica/power/wealth.html
Note that is wealth, not income, so changing the tax rates will get almost none of that.
The people who paid full freight were subsidizing those that paid the average price.
The third sentence of the summary says, "There were fewer than a dozen people paying full price."
Seems like that would make it vulnerable to malicious hackers
It doesn't need to be.....it doesn't even need to be connected to the internet.
in your earlier post, you stated quite clearly that the learning process isn't understood. There's plenty more about the brain that's not understood. If you'd like an introduction to the topic, I can give you some book recommendations, but your rage is rather entertaining.
Shall I try to enrage you some more? Did you know there are over 50 types of neuron in the retina alone?
Ask for it ahead of time and save yourself some trouble.
Sure, if that works for you, go for it.
Otherwise you're just aggravating people who have assumed the financial compensation was finalized.
Ask for it before they do paperwork, before you leave the negotiating meeting.
They can still pull the offer genius.
Very unlikely unless you're a lousy negotiator, giving them some kind of ultimatum or something.
If you were worth a signing bonus, you'd have been offered it or asked for it ahead of time.
Companies often have things like signing bonuses available, but don't offer them because they didn't need to.
You are oversimplifying this. Project management is not one skill. It is a collection of skills, techniques, adherence to certain processes and best practices.
Apparently PMP doesn't include reading comprehension, because you're attacking straw-men. Go back and read what I wrote, and see if you can come up with a more coherent response.
This is patently terrible advice and will make your negotiations that much harder.
You didn't understand, man. The negotiations for salary, etc are already over. There are no more negotiations to make harder. This is just, "oh, one more thing....."
Otherwise they will hate you
Who will hate you? I've never had anyone hate me for asking for a signing bonus. They hate me when I quit a year after getting hired.
It might as well say, "Judge compels Navy to stop using whale-harming sonar," because it was the result of a lawsuit that the Navy made this change. My understanding is that not every type of sonar is damaging to whales, just some types.
This change has been coming for several years now, it's not really a surprise.
BTW, any time you are negotiating salary for a job, ask for a signing bonus. Ask for it after you come to an agreement on salary. At that point, sit silently for a bit, not smiling, then after thinking, ask something like, "It would make things so much easier if I could get a signing bonus. Can you help me with that?"
Most of your post is trying to explain why PMP is important. You do it by saying, "the person will have to learn X, the person will have to learn Y, the person will have to know Z." In other words, to show that the certification has value, you also show that a person can learn something by getting the cert.
Of course there are people who already have the skill.....should they get the certification? Usually those people already know if the cert is worth getting or not. They don't ask that question. Furthermore, for those people, a certification is not hard to get, spend a few hours taking the test, a few hundred dollars, no big deal, if they have to.
Certifications are NEVER worth getting unless you learn something from them.
If you don't learn anything from them, it's a worthless cert, and you don't want to work for a company that respects it.
If you disagree with me, and think a cert is worth getting for 'respect' or something instead of learning, then you will probably like working for that kind of company.
The Irving Independent School District in Irving, Texas sent an email to parents about the incident asking students to: "immediately report any suspicious items and / or suspicious behavior."
"Hello, Office? I'd like to report that the principle is acting more moronic than normal....I think he's a replicant."
*like*
I think AirDrop defaults to contacts only, so that should mitigate most of the severity of this
Melissa virus only spread through contacts.
Poorly considered diplomacy? Like invading another country to conquer it?
Computers are unable to understand positions. Take the final setup mentioned here - http://scienceblogs.com/evolut...
That's a good example. You don't really explain what it mean to 'understand' a position though. I consider "understand" to merely mean "recognize which branches are prunable."
Come on guy... you know you are wholly ignorant on the subject, so why are you acting like some fucking knowledgeable person about it? You do know that its wrong to do that, right? Its not just wrong, its dishonest. That makes you a dishonest fuck.
Oooh, insults, you sound so intelligent when you insult me.
Maybe because a neural network, for a fact, matches the human brain. This is well understood.
No it's not lol. They match some aspects of neurons, but not all of them. We don't even entirely understand what neurons do. It's unlikely we even know all the different types of neurons that exist.
Getting back to the chess-playing neural network in this story..........it is a specific, chess-playing neural network. As a result, it clearly belongs in the subset of weak-AI. Neural networks in general may match a human brain (something we don't know, which you so elegantly try to cover up with insults), but this particular one clearly doesn't.
The thing Ukraine conspiratorialists like you don't understand is that the US (and the west generally) don't really care about Ukraine. They wouldn't go to all that effort to do asassinations and secret support. If Putin wants Ukraine, he can take it, and the west will mumble some vague complaints, just like happened with Crimea.
But does it really matter when Youtube automatically censors so much?
This is weak AI, not strong AI.