But you didn't!
This is not about whether people are interesting or not. This is about privacy, which seems to be devalued in the public's opinion.
1984 was a cautionary tale, not a guidebook.
C# is a modern, multi-paradigm, feature-rich and evolving language. It can be most intriguing for a young programmer because you can play at various levels of abstraction (from unsafe all the way up to LINQ) and express computation in various ways (you may do a Lambda expression for one thing and a method for another). And you can use it as a scripting language, as well.
Young programmers running Windows can always get Visual Studio for free via DreamSpark. Young programmers running anything else can get MonoDevelop. There really is no excuse to skip this incredibly productive language.
The plus side? migrating from C# to other paradigms should be simple. And the C# user community is just as friendly as any other free language's (minus the "RTFM, N00b!" replies.)
Hmmm... Veripidia should not be outputting things like this:
More details:
Page not found: sam_adams
Query: SELECT page_title, page_id FROM pages WHERE page_title="sam_adams"
Redirect query: SELECT page.page_is_redirect,text.old_text FROM page,text,revision WHERE (revision.rev_page = page.page_id) AND (revision.rev_id = text.old_id) AND page.page_title = "sam_adams" AND page.page_namespace = 0;
I should add it as an example of what not to do on the wikipedia article for SQL injection.
But in all fairness, have your lawyer check the specifics. You may have noticed already some "level of agreement and understanding" among posters -- but no uniform, clear answers across all posts. If your lawyer reviews the license involved in your development, he can advise you as to whether your proposed model is compatible or not (legally).
Such as Doctor Who Confidential or Tardisodes, which are not the shows per se, may be distributed this way -- thus freeing up time slots on the beeb for more shows!
No more. It is a great quick resource to fish for references, names, etc. From then on, one can go to traditionally refereed/edited sources. In any case, this is not much different from any reference book you may review (you usally keep going to other specialized sources), but with the big caveat that you cannot trust it more than you would an Encyclopaedia.
And yes, I am aware that some study out there claimed Wikipedia is just as accurate. I just won't buy it.
From Idaho's Portugal,
A Man researching the sudden increase of elephant population.
It will happen. It is Microsoft's strategy to anger Apple.
NOT!
It is lame and stupid, next they'll try to tax CD burners and HDs because they could potentially use them for copying music (they did that in Mexico for one year, believe it or not).
It won't work, even if they do it. People just won't tolerate it.
Does it have to be a job? If you don't need the extra cash, you might consider exploring free software projects out there. There are many needs (and some of them require repetitive tasks). You may consider doing internationalization, documentation, and all that stuff first for a project you like. Suppose you are attracted to Wb browsing technology. Get in touch with the Firefox community! See if there are some tasks you may heko with. This will give you project skills, people skills, and what not. You will also get familiar with developing free software, and after a while you may even start playing around with code. It'l take time before you start doing some "big" tasks (there's a lot of learning to do, but then again, you're 17!), but it'll sure be fun and educational. And it'll look good in your CV if you are an active member of a community. Plus, you get the satisfaction of helping make free software even better:-)
OK, just because he's thinner instead of being a sweating greaseball shouting "Developers! Developers! Developers! Developers!" does not mean _Developers_ did not find the Keynote inspiring. Time Machine alone looks awesome.
Well, I guess it depends on the audience. The "American Beauty" commentary is an excellent insight as far as cinematography is concerned. It really appeals to potential moviemakers -- you pay attention to a lot of detail. It's like a free seminar. The commentary for Ghostbusters is excellent (including shadows). You appreciate the elements of writing and how they are translated into a good movie. I wish I had a commentary track for Eyes Wide Shut with Stanley, for instance.
They are not for everyone, I agree with that. But I don't think they're always a waste of time.
Regardless, you would do yourself a favor to get used to.NET; Sooner or later you will have no choice, so why deprive yourself of cool toys that (unfortunately) use it now?
The argument does not hold outside of the US. Why do we, Apple users in Mexico, love Apple? We pay 50% more for their products than US customers. We get deplorable customer service. We don't have an iTunes Music Store, yet we buy iPods.
Apple SUCKS in México, their products don't. So maybe Apple users don't necessarily think of Customer Service as the main reason to have a mac. Maybe it's the RDF. Maybe we have macs because they just work.
Release simultaneously a good movie on DVD and screens, and people will watch it AND buy it. Release Bambi 2, Tarzan 2, The Naked Lion King 33 1/3 on both media, and you'll see how DVDs win. Release a mediocre "not for kids only" film on both media, you'll get mediocre box office and mediocre DVD sells.
The problem is not content, it's quality. Give me a good reason to spend my money on your entertainment proposal. I'll do it. I'll buy the Holy Trilogy in three different formats... but not the Old Testament Trilogy.
See my point? Focus on quality entertainment. going to the movies used to be magical because of the stories they told... now, it's just an activity for a rainy day.
How many questions can you write in a single/. submission? Are they a lot? A few? More or less? Didn't you feel tired after reading the übertopic? No? Why? am I leading you into thinking about something? Yes? Is it blue? Do you usually find it in a Church?
Slashdot Mirror
It says design mockup at the bottom.
Good job! It's a little heavy on white space, but not too bad..
Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, The Day of the Triffids, Chocky, The Tomorrow People, ...
But you didn't! This is not about whether people are interesting or not. This is about privacy, which seems to be devalued in the public's opinion. 1984 was a cautionary tale, not a guidebook.
C# is a modern, multi-paradigm, feature-rich and evolving language. It can be most intriguing for a young programmer because you can play at various levels of abstraction (from unsafe all the way up to LINQ) and express computation in various ways (you may do a Lambda expression for one thing and a method for another). And you can use it as a scripting language, as well. Young programmers running Windows can always get Visual Studio for free via DreamSpark. Young programmers running anything else can get MonoDevelop. There really is no excuse to skip this incredibly productive language. The plus side? migrating from C# to other paradigms should be simple. And the C# user community is just as friendly as any other free language's (minus the "RTFM, N00b!" replies.)
We all have problems.
Seriously, I do.
Hmmm... Veripidia should not be outputting things like this: More details: Page not found: sam_adams Query: SELECT page_title, page_id FROM pages WHERE page_title="sam_adams" Redirect query: SELECT page.page_is_redirect,text.old_text FROM page,text,revision WHERE (revision.rev_page = page.page_id) AND (revision.rev_id = text.old_id) AND page.page_title = "sam_adams" AND page.page_namespace = 0; I should add it as an example of what not to do on the wikipedia article for SQL injection.
But in all fairness, have your lawyer check the specifics. You may have noticed already some "level of agreement and understanding" among posters -- but no uniform, clear answers across all posts. If your lawyer reviews the license involved in your development, he can advise you as to whether your proposed model is compatible or not (legally).
Thanks, you have just harmed my fragile little mind. While letting you post, nobody was thinking about us (the children.)
Do these sheep dream of androids?
Carne Asada. Say It. Carrrrrne Asada. It's fun to say. Carrrne Asada. Say it sexy, like Ricardo Montalban.
Such as Doctor Who Confidential or Tardisodes, which are not the shows per se, may be distributed this way -- thus freeing up time slots on the beeb for more shows!
No more. It is a great quick resource to fish for references, names, etc. From then on, one can go to traditionally refereed/edited sources. In any case, this is not much different from any reference book you may review (you usally keep going to other specialized sources), but with the big caveat that you cannot trust it more than you would an Encyclopaedia.
And yes, I am aware that some study out there claimed Wikipedia is just as accurate. I just won't buy it.
From Idaho's Portugal,
A Man researching the sudden increase of elephant population.
Woz never left Apple. He is still on the payroll.
It will happen. It is Microsoft's strategy to anger Apple.
NOT!
It is lame and stupid, next they'll try to tax CD burners and HDs because they could potentially use them for copying music (they did that in Mexico for one year, believe it or not).
It won't work, even if they do it. People just won't tolerate it.
Does it have to be a job? If you don't need the extra cash, you might consider exploring free software projects out there. There are many needs (and some of them require repetitive tasks). You may consider doing internationalization, documentation, and all that stuff first for a project you like. Suppose you are attracted to Wb browsing technology. Get in touch with the Firefox community! See if there are some tasks you may heko with. This will give you project skills, people skills, and what not. You will also get familiar with developing free software, and after a while you may even start playing around with code. It'l take time before you start doing some "big" tasks (there's a lot of learning to do, but then again, you're 17!), but it'll sure be fun and educational. And it'll look good in your CV if you are an active member of a community. Plus, you get the satisfaction of helping make free software even better :-)
OK, just because he's thinner instead of being a sweating greaseball shouting "Developers! Developers! Developers! Developers!" does not mean _Developers_ did not find the Keynote inspiring. Time Machine alone looks awesome.
Well, I guess it depends on the audience. The "American Beauty" commentary is an excellent insight as far as cinematography is concerned. It really appeals to potential moviemakers -- you pay attention to a lot of detail. It's like a free seminar. The commentary for Ghostbusters is excellent (including shadows). You appreciate the elements of writing and how they are translated into a good movie. I wish I had a commentary track for Eyes Wide Shut with Stanley, for instance.
They are not for everyone, I agree with that. But I don't think they're always a waste of time.
They also had Einstein and Jim Henson, and I've never heard Apple is working on theoretical Physics or making puppets...
How come Aperture lists "MacBook Pro" as a requirement? does this mean we can't run aperture on these new babies?
The argument does not hold outside of the US. Why do we, Apple users in Mexico, love Apple? We pay 50% more for their products than US customers. We get deplorable customer service. We don't have an iTunes Music Store, yet we buy iPods.
Apple SUCKS in México, their products don't. So maybe Apple users don't necessarily think of Customer Service as the main reason to have a mac. Maybe it's the RDF. Maybe we have macs because they just work.
Release simultaneously a good movie on DVD and screens, and people will watch it AND buy it. Release Bambi 2, Tarzan 2, The Naked Lion King 33 1/3 on both media, and you'll see how DVDs win. Release a mediocre "not for kids only" film on both media, you'll get mediocre box office and mediocre DVD sells.
The problem is not content, it's quality. Give me a good reason to spend my money on your entertainment proposal. I'll do it. I'll buy the Holy Trilogy in three different formats... but not the Old Testament Trilogy.
See my point? Focus on quality entertainment. going to the movies used to be magical because of the stories they told... now, it's just an activity for a rainy day.
How many questions can you write in a single /. submission? Are they a lot? A few? More or less? Didn't you feel tired after reading the übertopic? No? Why? am I leading you into thinking about something? Yes? Is it blue? Do you usually find it in a Church?