This is not entirely true. You can also fall under SEC jusirdiction as a private company if you number of shareholders incereases beyond some number. There are other ways to trigger this as well.
What law enforcement agencies are permitted to do by law and what they actually do in practice are very different things indeed. It's naive to think that just because something is against the law means that law enforcement won't do it. Don't kid yourself.
How many large (i.e., multisite)hamburger-only joints from, say, 10 yrs ago, are still hamburger-only joints?
That's why you expand to salads, chicken, ribs, kiddie playgrounds, etc...
Evolve or die. It's even more true in business. The greatest and most successful companies are those that continue to evolve in new and ever-changing ways.
GE still makes a great light bulb. They just happen to also do a zillion other things too; many of those exceedingly well.
At least they are bigger than Exodus & Level3 in one way. Bill LaPerch is doing such a great job at Abovenet, you'd never guess that he's such a gravy-sucking pig.
From a business perspective yes, from an end-user perspective K=1, regardless of intelligence of said policies (resistance to change, learn new things, more steps to gain access, etc...)
If it gets the job done efficiently, I couldn't care less how "ugly" the code looks.
IMHO, Perl 6 is merely an employment continuation program for perl authors and training consultants. 5.8 doees more than everything I need and other languages fill in where perl is lacking (thr right tool for the right job and all).
No carrier subsidies in China. You buy your phone retail and they cost as much as they do in the US. I don't think GSM has anywhere near 50% penetration in the US, but have not seen specific research.
Allow me to elaborate. The feature set on most US tri-band phones are behind those of the rest of the world. Why? Market share. Sell them in Asia-Pac and Europe by the truckload and then do a US design when and if time permits.
Approximately 450 million handsets were sold last year. How many were GSM handsets sold in the US?
Checked that. Doesn't need it. It isn't swapping either. On a totally quiescent system (OK, as quiescent as I can reasonably make it), it's still 5 seconds.
Oh yeah, he's the perfect employee. He spends all his time writing free software and poetry. I'll go ask my boss to open up a req at $100k/yr on that job description right now.
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...and they tend to deal with tape media a whole lot better/faster too
This is not entirely true. You can also fall under SEC jusirdiction as a private company if you number of shareholders incereases beyond some number. There are other ways to trigger this as well.
What law enforcement agencies are permitted to do by law and what they actually do in practice are very different things indeed. It's naive to think that just because something is against the law means that law enforcement won't do it. Don't kid yourself.
RTFF = RTF FAQ
That's why you expand to salads, chicken, ribs, kiddie playgrounds, etc...
Evolve or die. It's even more true in business. The greatest and most successful companies are those that continue to evolve in new and ever-changing ways.
GE still makes a great light bulb. They just happen to also do a zillion other things too; many of those exceedingly well.
A great example of, "less is more". No, not pagers.
I think you'll find that the average salary is much closer to $50/hr than $100/hr for all but the most advanced specialities.
You sue one, win, and then hit up all the others for royalties. If you lose, your costs are not as high as suing everybody.
If I wear one of these and my PDA wristwatch at the same time, I'll be getting more @ss than a toilet seat.
At least they are bigger than Exodus & Level3 in one way. Bill LaPerch is doing such a great job at Abovenet, you'd never guess that he's such a gravy-sucking pig.
That's my point.
Much ado about nothing, but hey, at least it's not about SCO.
From a business perspective yes, from an end-user perspective K=1, regardless of intelligence of said policies (resistance to change, learn new things, more steps to gain access, etc...)
Security = 1/Convenience Solve for your favorite variable.
If it gets the job done efficiently, I couldn't care less how "ugly" the code looks.
IMHO, Perl 6 is merely an employment continuation program for perl authors and training consultants. 5.8 doees more than everything I need and other languages fill in where perl is lacking (thr right tool for the right job and all).
No carrier subsidies in China. You buy your phone retail and they cost as much as they do in the US. I don't think GSM has anywhere near 50% penetration in the US, but have not seen specific research.
I don't recall saying it was ambrosia, water, or even hemlock.
Just because most of the world uses it means just that. Kind of like Microsoft.
Allow me to elaborate. The feature set on most US tri-band phones are behind those of the rest of the world. Why? Market share. Sell them in Asia-Pac and Europe by the truckload and then do a US design when and if time permits.
Approximately 450 million handsets were sold last year. How many were GSM handsets sold in the US?
'nuff said
albeit at frequencies incompatible with most of the rest of the world.
Checked that. Doesn't need it. It isn't swapping either. On a totally quiescent system (OK, as quiescent as I can reasonably make it), it's still 5 seconds.
I stop watched it. 14 seconds.
This version only takes 20 seconds to start on a loaded 1.4Ghz Centrino with a ton of memory and a 5400 rpm disk.
Hmmm... Let's see... The Avant wrapper for IE takes what, 1 second to start up?
First impressions count.
A lot.
Many colors
Very low in calories, no carbs
Always fun to unwrap
Available in a variety of atractive packages
Yeah, I'm sure I'll regret not meeting both of them.
Oh yeah, he's the perfect employee. He spends all his time writing free software and poetry. I'll go ask my boss to open up a req at $100k/yr on that job description right now.