Yes, but you are doing it in a jerky way, You have to do it in a funny way. Good humor is a sign of high intelligence. People are trying to make themselves look smart and witty by using the meme. To show show how not smart they are, have to beat them at their own game, if you are going to play at all.
But your reaction is just as bad as that which you seek to eliminate, and it doesn't seem to be eliminating it at all. I suggest you look for a funnier way to try and eliminate it.
Its like you're spraying an ak-47 in a crowded room to save people from the swarm of honey bees.
I think there should be a separate reading comprehension moderation score. Cause sometimes some people have great answers to questions that were never asked, and other times people have horrible responses to questions they didn't understand. Then each poster's reading comprehension score would let a casual reader filter visible responses by that, as well as rating the main moderation score accordingly.
My predecessor at my first job left willingly, albeit very disgruntled for no particular reason. Before he left he did he ran a script that found all strncat calls in the code base and also included his name right before checking it in. I think he might have spent the last week developing and testing it. I knew about it and promised I wouldn't tell before he left, mainly because I didn't have the heart that his masterpiece of malcontent mischief could be undone with a single rollback. Not the brightest bulb in the knife basket.
It might be libel. Then again the kid could just be exaggerating for effect. Sometimes kids have a hard time telling a serious issue seriously and respond by making it more humorous. There should be some sort of investigation to see if the claims have any merit. If they don't, they don't and he's just a punk kid that should be disciplined with all of the consequences you listed. The allegations should still be looked into.
I didn't see anything in the story that even mentions any kind of investigation of the accusations.
Its hard to have sympathy for people that know they have a disability ( like hearing) and don't do anything to compensate. If you Know you cant hear the signal. You have to compensate by remembering to shut it off after use. You might think a turn signal is an insignificant thing, but to me as a driver it indicates that the driver has decreases capacity and should be avoided.
But at the same time, I think I'm talking about some one other than yourself (probably projected annoyance at my GP) as you did get a hearing aid. Again, I have little sympathy for people who let pride compromise their safety as well as others.
No not the jpeg library you used. Sorry, if I made that out to be more than what it was. The official port didn't work with images greater than 64 k using borland's compiler. I fixed it for my companies embedded product that ran Dos. I don't think I can legally explain much more about the flash thing, other than to say you haven't used that either.
Yeah, I think it might be more than not have being taught that. I think, that many people may just have a hard time thinking about how other people different than them might think. It would surely explain politics in the USA.
Your a telling me. I helped port the jpeg library and flash 3 to DOS. Borland's c compiler wasn't that bad for dealing with memory with the huge modifier that abstracted most of the details. Comparatively, Pascal sucked. All sorts of 64k limitations, some with bizarre mind boggling work around ( ie overlays). Not the best platform for searching for new prime numbers ( as I tried at one time).
Wait, you expect a pretense of some sort of journalistic integrity... on Slashdot??? Well, how many failure will it take for you to give that expectation up? And more importantly, I have some sub prime ARM mortages that are about to hit an increase in the interest rate care to buy in? The properties are all located on beachfront property in Galveston Tx! You couldn't be any closer to the beach!
I use NoScript as a javascript firewall. No stupid javascript from sketchy sites lined to in slashdot stories or random blogs. I don't trust their javascript any more than I trust the editors to edit. Wait, actually I trust it less than slashdot editors to edit.
That is true ROI is big. So is ROLOI. Return On Lack Of Investment. Believe it or not code rots. It depreciates in value and increases in maintenance costs over time without re factoring. This cost is brought on by a number of factors including labor costs ( as the industry changes its standards resulting in a smaller pool of potential employees),business growth ( if your software is critical to your business it should be improving in features and scalability), and talent retention ( go ahead keep your systems in Delphi 3, see how many applicants come a knocking and how many stick around.).
Now this doesn't mean you always upgrade to the flavor of the month, but you should look at potential losses as well as potential profits when making a tech decision.
Your mind works the way it was trained to. People still argue that OO languages are a failed experiment, because they are "too complex" for ordinary minds to grasp. Its sort of like doing algebra for the first time and manipulating unknown variables in an equation. Sort of crazy unless you've done it before. Or calculus with its limits and infinitesimals. Or zero, which was a concept too difficult for the Romans to grasp.
I agree 100% Haskell is awesome. However, not everyone who is designing rails like sites is going to be working with fibbonacci numbers. We, the doers of awesome, must come up with real world solutions to real world problems that make use of the awesomeness. And then we must document the awesome for all to see and appreciate.
As other posters have pointed out, this is an odd situation where it was clear a trademark would be sought and he registered it with that knowledge. Any ruling should take that into account.
Well, if you believe that it is the government's job to regulate interstate commerce, then you might agree that there should have been some regulations to ensure that such a situation could not occur. However, blaming a particular political party makes little sence, as this is the system that we have had. The government, and most experts, failed to see the consequences of the increase specialization of the financial systems that caused all parties to focus on short term gains.
What physical object should I click on when I want to email them? I don't want to call them, so I'm not clicking on the phone. I'm not sending them a real letter, so I won't click on an envelope.
If they give me a virtual world, they'd better do the physics right so I can harm things and other people when I can't find the freaking right object to use to email them.
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Yes, but you are doing it in a jerky way, You have to do it in a funny way. Good humor is a sign of high intelligence. People are trying to make themselves look smart and witty by using the meme. To show show how not smart they are, have to beat them at their own game, if you are going to play at all.
But your reaction is just as bad as that which you seek to eliminate, and it doesn't seem to be eliminating it at all. I suggest you look for a funnier way to try and eliminate it.
Its like you're spraying an ak-47 in a crowded room to save people from the swarm of honey bees.
Yeah, I'm not clicking on any links in this section. I didn't provide a link out of consideration for others.
Don't be ridiculous, scientists finally changed the name to end that stupid joke, once and for all.
I think there should be a separate reading comprehension moderation score. Cause sometimes some people have great answers to questions that were never asked, and other times people have horrible responses to questions they didn't understand. Then each poster's reading comprehension score would let a casual reader filter visible responses by that, as well as rating the main moderation score accordingly.
My predecessor at my first job left willingly, albeit very disgruntled for no particular reason. Before he left he did he ran a script that found all strncat calls in the code base and also included his name right before checking it in. I think he might have spent the last week developing and testing it. I knew about it and promised I wouldn't tell before he left, mainly because I didn't have the heart that his masterpiece of malcontent mischief could be undone with a single rollback. Not the brightest bulb in the knife basket.
It might be libel. Then again the kid could just be exaggerating for effect. Sometimes kids have a hard time telling a serious issue seriously and respond by making it more humorous. There should be some sort of investigation to see if the claims have any merit. If they don't, they don't and he's just a punk kid that should be disciplined with all of the consequences you listed. The allegations should still be looked into.
I didn't see anything in the story that even mentions any kind of investigation of the accusations.
I always wanted a simulation that would allow me the visceral experience of getting an education, with out actually learning anything.
Well, its not an accident that its one of the deadly sins.
Its hard to have sympathy for people that know they have a disability ( like hearing) and don't do anything to compensate. If you Know you cant hear the signal. You have to compensate by remembering to shut it off after use. You might think a turn signal is an insignificant thing, but to me as a driver it indicates that the driver has decreases capacity and should be avoided.
But at the same time, I think I'm talking about some one other than yourself (probably projected annoyance at my GP) as you did get a hearing aid. Again, I have little sympathy for people who let pride compromise their safety as well as others.
No not the jpeg library you used. Sorry, if I made that out to be more than what it was. The official port didn't work with images greater than 64 k using borland's compiler. I fixed it for my companies embedded product that ran Dos. I don't think I can legally explain much more about the flash thing, other than to say you haven't used that either.
Yeah, I think it might be more than not have being taught that. I think, that many people may just have a hard time thinking about how other people different than them might think. It would surely explain politics in the USA.
Your a telling me. I helped port the jpeg library and flash 3 to DOS. Borland's c compiler wasn't that bad for dealing with memory with the huge modifier that abstracted most of the details. Comparatively, Pascal sucked. All sorts of 64k limitations, some with bizarre mind boggling work around ( ie overlays). Not the best platform for searching for new prime numbers ( as I tried at one time).
Wait, you expect a pretense of some sort of journalistic integrity ... on Slashdot??? Well, how many failure will it take for you to give that expectation up? And more importantly, I have some sub prime ARM mortages that are about to hit an increase in the interest rate care to buy in? The properties are all located on beachfront property in Galveston Tx! You couldn't be any closer to the beach!
I use NoScript as a javascript firewall. No stupid javascript from sketchy sites lined to in slashdot stories or random blogs. I don't trust their javascript any more than I trust the editors to edit. Wait, actually I trust it less than slashdot editors to edit.
That is true ROI is big. So is ROLOI. Return On Lack Of Investment. Believe it or not code rots. It depreciates in value and increases in maintenance costs over time without re factoring. This cost is brought on by a number of factors including labor costs ( as the industry changes its standards resulting in a smaller pool of potential employees),business growth ( if your software is critical to your business it should be improving in features and scalability), and talent retention ( go ahead keep your systems in Delphi 3, see how many applicants come a knocking and how many stick around.).
Now this doesn't mean you always upgrade to the flavor of the month, but you should look at potential losses as well as potential profits when making a tech decision.
Your mind works the way it was trained to. People still argue that OO languages are a failed experiment, because they are "too complex" for ordinary minds to grasp. Its sort of like doing algebra for the first time and manipulating unknown variables in an equation. Sort of crazy unless you've done it before. Or calculus with its limits and infinitesimals. Or zero, which was a concept too difficult for the Romans to grasp.
I agree 100% Haskell is awesome. However, not everyone who is designing rails like sites is going to be working with fibbonacci numbers. We, the doers of awesome, must come up with real world solutions to real world problems that make use of the awesomeness. And then we must document the awesome for all to see and appreciate.
I had him over for dinner last night. Ran out of buffalo wings...
He will be remembered for his distinctive garlic flavor and his ability to harmonize with wine from the Minervois region of France.
As other posters have pointed out, this is an odd situation where it was clear a trademark would be sought and he registered it with that knowledge. Any ruling should take that into account.
Well, if you believe that it is the government's job to regulate interstate commerce, then you might agree that there should have been some regulations to ensure that such a situation could not occur. However, blaming a particular political party makes little sence, as this is the system that we have had. The government, and most experts, failed to see the consequences of the increase specialization of the financial systems that caused all parties to focus on short term gains.
But how do you suggest I send an email in the virtual world of your creation? What physical object represents email?
What physical object should I click on when I want to email them? I don't want to call them, so I'm not clicking on the phone. I'm not sending them a real letter, so I won't click on an envelope.
If they give me a virtual world, they'd better do the physics right so I can harm things and other people when I can't find the freaking right object to use to email them.
Seinfeld Appreciation is a section on our employment test. I don't trust a man that isn't master of his domain.
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