I was the AC. You are an asshole[7], going by your remark.[5] It looks like you couldn't even read past the first paragraph before you started your reply.
The President IS in charge and he can order the US Military anywhere at anytime.[1] There is no question about it. The US Army would just groan and rollout. '"Pulling out" of a war isn't like pulling out of the fat girl in your class after you prematurely....' Is your argument that it takes years for the US Military to leave? That cannot be true. Think about how much time it took to invade in the first place.[2] How long does it take to deploy thousands of troops and their support? Just days. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapid_deployment_force and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Grenada_(1983) [4] However most of the deployed units were not RDF, their timelines are measured in weeks, especially non-coastal units who need to move equipment via rail/HET. Extreme speed requires air and that has a very limited capacity. Ships are slower but we're talking about the ability to move thousands of tanks, not just hundreds.
Also, your ability to write a program to argue with me is in serious doubt.[6] I don't want to forget anything from that pyramid. [1] being top and [7] being bottom, btw.
Have a nice weekend : ) Honestly man, you did come off as an ass.
I think the kids going through middle school now will be fine. When i was a kid there was no such thing as malware or fishing. It was worms and viruses. Spam was so rare that filters didn't exist. We didn't have wifi and didn't have to worry about wardrivers. The internet wasn't something you could carry in your pocket. We didn't have social media, we had Geocities.
I agree with you that their concerns will be different. But i don't think it will lead to completely insecure programming.
The war has never ended because they are STILL at war. There was never a peace treaty, only a truce. The South is always looking to help the North and make peace. Take a look at this and guess how many South Koreans will head north to join the NK Army: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KoreaAtNight20121205_NASA.png
I think you changed the argument when you made engineers into scientists. He was trying to say that if you tried to get engineers to build a flying bumblebee-plane the engineers could only have used trial and error to figure it out. There was no existing solution for the problem they could template from.
If you're driving on a government funded road, i want to know where you are. Just so that i know you aren't speeding or being dangerous on roads i helped pay for : )
Digital medical records are great. You can visit any clinic or hospital that is wired up and they'll be able to access all your x-rays, notes, and prescriptions. Paper is fine though for people who've never moved and have a family doctor or something. I wouldn't be a fan if they sent parts of my record anywhere without my consent though.
It's the Uniform Code of Military Justice, not the normal US justice system. His pre-trial treatment sounds just like any other. You can't draw conclusions from the scraps that come out. "Had to stand naked each day outside the cell for inspection". That sounds like he was doing something that prompted them to visually see his body. Like if he was hurting himself or hiding things in his clothes (extra food and so on). We simply do not know and they won't say because "it violates his privacy."
He may deserve a medal but i doubt it will be issued by the Organization he was serving at the time. All this will shake out in time and we'll find out what really happened.
It's the price of your top tiers that customers don't have an interest in. 40$ is lowest tier for me. That is your rock bottom option, lol. I would love to get faster access but it just isn't worth paying for. A year ago i plotted a graph to show the sketchy ping time that their techs say is acceptable: http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y104/tibman/cruft/ping_times.png
Self-taught is almost dirty to say though. "How did you learn that?" Oh, i taught myself on weekends. "Welp, we'll get someone with training in here soon." : /
1.6 bil rounds is enough to train on but they'll be out of ammo when your "one day" comes. Either that or their marksmanship will be piss-poor and little practicing militias will drive them into hiding. It takes a lot of ammo to train up a force.
Cool but GNOME had not been released 15 years ago. I'm not even sure if the kernel had module support either. It just got ELF at the time, as an idea for kernel maturity. But getting the key would be a slick way in. Like leaving the keys to your house in the mailbox : /
Takes a lot of hardware/software to do that right. Four people sharing one intercom is not a conversation, lol. Screen sharing works well when one person is a presenter only or if participants are allowed to take control temporarily (like a "here, let me show you").
Most developers want quiet, like a library. Shove them all into rooms with doors. The social aspects can't be waved away as yammering idiocy. If a developer strikes up a conversation, it will be work related and pretty brief. Longer conversation and you two/three can go to a conference room and remote in to your work-stations.
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You have to wear the wet boots though, if you are trying to shape them. ewww
I was the AC. You are an asshole[7], going by your remark.[5] It looks like you couldn't even read past the first paragraph before you started your reply.
The President IS in charge and he can order the US Military anywhere at anytime.[1] There is no question about it. The US Army would just groan and rollout. '"Pulling out" of a war isn't like pulling out of the fat girl in your class after you prematurely....' Is your argument that it takes years for the US Military to leave? That cannot be true. Think about how much time it took to invade in the first place.[2] How long does it take to deploy thousands of troops and their support? Just days. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapid_deployment_force and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Grenada_(1983) [4] However most of the deployed units were not RDF, their timelines are measured in weeks, especially non-coastal units who need to move equipment via rail/HET. Extreme speed requires air and that has a very limited capacity. Ships are slower but we're talking about the ability to move thousands of tanks, not just hundreds.
(Warning, large PDF) http://csis.org/files/publication/090812_Cordesman_WithdrawalIraq_Web.pdf TL;DR the US is taking a very long time to leave in order to support Iraq. Against Iraq's wishes. [3]
Here's a good reference for how much US Military are deployed and where: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_military_deployments
Also, your ability to write a program to argue with me is in serious doubt.[6] I don't want to forget anything from that pyramid. [1] being top and [7] being bottom, btw.
Have a nice weekend : ) Honestly man, you did come off as an ass.
I think the kids going through middle school now will be fine. When i was a kid there was no such thing as malware or fishing. It was worms and viruses. Spam was so rare that filters didn't exist. We didn't have wifi and didn't have to worry about wardrivers. The internet wasn't something you could carry in your pocket. We didn't have social media, we had Geocities.
I agree with you that their concerns will be different. But i don't think it will lead to completely insecure programming.
I don't think a team would show up to crack OS X if they couldn't already do it at home. But a confirmation would be good!
The war has never ended because they are STILL at war. There was never a peace treaty, only a truce. The South is always looking to help the North and make peace. Take a look at this and guess how many South Koreans will head north to join the NK Army: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KoreaAtNight20121205_NASA.png
http://i.imgur.com/AwHiniG.jpg
SFW, btw
I think you changed the argument when you made engineers into scientists. He was trying to say that if you tried to get engineers to build a flying bumblebee-plane the engineers could only have used trial and error to figure it out. There was no existing solution for the problem they could template from.
If you're driving on a government funded road, i want to know where you are. Just so that i know you aren't speeding or being dangerous on roads i helped pay for : )
Digital medical records are great. You can visit any clinic or hospital that is wired up and they'll be able to access all your x-rays, notes, and prescriptions. Paper is fine though for people who've never moved and have a family doctor or something. I wouldn't be a fan if they sent parts of my record anywhere without my consent though.
The UCMJ only applies to the military.
>It's not a lie, it says "UP TO" 1080p. Mathematically speaking that's "less than or equal to (=)"
More like "up to but not including" 1080p
Dude, an engine blew and it didn't take down the whole rocket. How does that not make your geek-bits excited?
The hard part would be figuring out how the heck it got into the Aquifer. You'd have to examine local property... with a drone maybe.
It's the Uniform Code of Military Justice, not the normal US justice system. His pre-trial treatment sounds just like any other. You can't draw conclusions from the scraps that come out. "Had to stand naked each day outside the cell for inspection". That sounds like he was doing something that prompted them to visually see his body. Like if he was hurting himself or hiding things in his clothes (extra food and so on). We simply do not know and they won't say because "it violates his privacy."
He may deserve a medal but i doubt it will be issued by the Organization he was serving at the time. All this will shake out in time and we'll find out what really happened.
You can navigate via inertia very well : )
It's the price of your top tiers that customers don't have an interest in. 40$ is lowest tier for me. That is your rock bottom option, lol. I would love to get faster access but it just isn't worth paying for. A year ago i plotted a graph to show the sketchy ping time that their techs say is acceptable: http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y104/tibman/cruft/ping_times.png
Self-taught is almost dirty to say though. "How did you learn that?" Oh, i taught myself on weekends. "Welp, we'll get someone with training in here soon." : /
1.6 bil rounds is enough to train on but they'll be out of ammo when your "one day" comes. Either that or their marksmanship will be piss-poor and little practicing militias will drive them into hiding. It takes a lot of ammo to train up a force.
oh, but this will be intelligently designed : P
Cool but GNOME had not been released 15 years ago. I'm not even sure if the kernel had module support either. It just got ELF at the time, as an idea for kernel maturity. But getting the key would be a slick way in. Like leaving the keys to your house in the mailbox : /
15 Years ago there were bugs in ssh?
Good argument. I'd settle for a little of both. Two office days a week seems plenty.
Takes a lot of hardware/software to do that right. Four people sharing one intercom is not a conversation, lol. Screen sharing works well when one person is a presenter only or if participants are allowed to take control temporarily (like a "here, let me show you").
Lol, yes. Mixing sales with dev is a disaster! "Made a sale! woo! *COWBELL*"
Most developers want quiet, like a library. Shove them all into rooms with doors. The social aspects can't be waved away as yammering idiocy. If a developer strikes up a conversation, it will be work related and pretty brief. Longer conversation and you two/three can go to a conference room and remote in to your work-stations.