It wasn't obvious to me if you needed to be admin to install. If so, it kind of blows the argument of giving corporate types who are locked to IE an alternative.
I've been invloved with SAGE, the professional organization for sysadmins, since it was created in 1992 and have been a PHB for a while longer. Year after year, one of the top three complaints that sysadmins have about their boss is that the boss doesn't understand what they do. (Bear in mind that having a boss that does understand what you do is a two-edged sword:) ).
If having a clueless boss bugs you that much, I'm afraid that your only professional alternative is to find a new job. You can try "shooting" your boss by going to the top, explaining the situation and trying to get him replaced, but if you fail, you're likely to get shot yourself.
One make mp3 players. another makes flash memory. While the mp3 player biz will probably get some preferential treatment, the flash guys have revenue quotas, just like everybody else.
A test for humanness will not be convincing until it cuts out 70% of AOL users and 58.2% of Belgium. (58.2% of Belgian users would work, too.)
It would also have to be impossible for lawyers, tax collectors, marketroids and politicians to use. (Taxes are important, I'm just not convinced anyone in the IRS is biologically related to life on this planet.)
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I see this as much more of a single than a home run.
The phone. If I could run iTunes on my phone and download somge over-the-air directly to it, that would be a potential killer app.
iTunes version 5. I'm sure it has some nifty ne features, but it's just a new release of existing software.
iPod nano. It's cool. Cooler that what it replaces. They'll sell a bunch. It's not terribly innovative though.
he responded "yes, well, it's the most popular database on the planet".
If you don't need transactionm support or stored procedures; two things a lot of large-scale, high transaction databases cannot live without.
It's like saying legos are the most popular building material in the world.
I can't help but think that adding wifi will seriously hurt battery life.
They need to hire an IT consultancy, call them The Dixie Group, to issue the report on their behalf.
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It wasn't obvious to me if you needed to be admin to install. If so, it kind of blows the argument of giving corporate types who are locked to IE an alternative.
Citation?
Urban legend. The story makes the round of RV forums from time to time.
not when it the words can be properly interpreted even when improperly spelled.
Well, it wasn't worthless to me, and it looks like the editors thought that my question was a bit more coherent than a improperly written href.
If there's something that you really want to know, have you considered contacting him using this newfangled technoloigy called email?
It seems that many of us are competitive enough to donate cpu time and only get back a scorecard.
The point is so you don't have to work so hard that you succeed in spite of the lack of a degree.
That's the only real reason to get a cert. To get a job where either HR or the PHB has decided that you need the cert to get hired.
Mirrordot only has the 1st page. If you want a mirror of all the pages, look here.
Do you mean nuke-u-lure?
People forget that Jimmy Carter was a nuclear engineer and he pronounced it the same way.
I've been invloved with SAGE, the :) ).
professional organization for sysadmins, since it was created in 1992
and have been a PHB for a while longer. Year after year, one of the top
three complaints that sysadmins have about their boss is that the boss
doesn't understand what they do. (Bear in mind that having a boss that
does understand what you do is a two-edged sword
If having a clueless boss bugs you that much, I'm afraid that your only
professional alternative is to find a new job. You can try "shooting"
your boss by going to the top, explaining the situation and trying to get
him replaced, but if you fail, you're likely to get shot yourself.
Good luck.
Different business units.
One make mp3 players. another makes flash memory. While the mp3 player biz will probably get some preferential treatment, the flash guys have revenue quotas, just like everybody else.
that's my question.
Actually, mirrordot won't get it because the review wasn't referenced in the original posting.
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A plane that flaps its wings. Hunh.
A test for humanness will not be convincing until it cuts out 70% of AOL users and 58.2% of Belgium. (58.2% of Belgian users would work, too.)
It would also have to be impossible for lawyers, tax collectors, marketroids and politicians to use. (Taxes are important, I'm just not convinced anyone in the IRS is biologically related to life on this planet.)
You mean like desktop Linux?
The two are as different as anchovies and ice cream.
Orkut is primarily a social networking site populated (more and more) by Brazillians.
LinkedIn is a professional networking site primarily intended for business.
If the time cones and they give you a reason not to trust them, it will be too late to do anything about it.
As you point out, only a tiny percentage of users actually use some form of syndication. Doesn't this really boil down to, "who cares?"
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