", how to make sure the people at the bottom actually know what the heck they're doing and aren't just a bunch of unexperienced unmotivated people just out of college."
The standard solution, unfortunately, is to force a false sense of professionalism on those people, through completely lame training, accreditation, certificates, "empowerment", and - of course - a dress code.
It is all bull---t, and those "unexperienced unmotivated people just out of college" KNOW it. They resent it deeply, in fact, it would be better to just raise their salary a little and ignore any grumbling that remains over their lowly, ill-esteemed positions. (Those with truly poor attitudes should also be fired, with no hesitation.)
The ideal library, obviously, would be every book ever written neatly indexed and available on-line at Wiki-type sites or dedicated sites, searchable by Google.
It should also be on RAID storage, and "someone else" should pay for it...
Even if your first big dream is a total failure and an embarrassment forever after, with hard work you can still come back to be Slashdot's pony whore.
It is important to consider that criminals will be able to scout en masse and "high-throughput". The Russian mob will be casing your property from across the globe eventually.
"People want to watch their movies on their giant home theater setups."
I was wondering if a large set of goggles could fool a person into thinking they're in a theater? Do your eyes work differently in each setting, or is it possible to simulate a giant screen that way?
While he carefully explains the pros and cons of playing videogames (and some non-relation to a bloody massacre), others are busy with their happy lives working jobs, playing with friends, and making plans for the weekend.
Today, one is often 30 years old by the time you earn a PhD and do interesting research. There is so much to learn, it takes many years to reach the "cutting edge".
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Just don't call him "Patrick Bateman".
The company's also changing its name from Marvel Enterprises to Marvel Entertainment.
You know some executive worked really hard and got a bonus for that genius idea. "AT-A-BOY!"
I already know what reality looks like, and the whole point of games is to ESCAPE that.
I don't want to feel like I'm playing a modern version of DOOM from 1997.
IIRC, Kruschev was actually referring to grain production with that statement. Only the press took it literally.
A more accurate picture of science is a B-minus graduate student who settles for his or her masters and gives up on PhD dreams.
The standard solution, unfortunately, is to force a false sense of professionalism on those people, through completely lame training, accreditation, certificates, "empowerment", and - of course - a dress code.
It is all bull---t, and those "unexperienced unmotivated people just out of college" KNOW it. They resent it deeply, in fact, it would be better to just raise their salary a little and ignore any grumbling that remains over their lowly, ill-esteemed positions. (Those with truly poor attitudes should also be fired, with no hesitation.)
Imagin the prospect of alge cell organisms moving under tiny motors on top of a water's surface. Then close both of your eyes and see THE FUTURE.
A tape drive in a laptop.... Has that ever been done before?
Appears very much like "LA riots" from last decade....
Do not burn your songs to CDs to give to friends. It is illegal, and you are causing problems for a whole industry.
Use recordable DVD media instead. More efficient, and therefore less chance of being caught with many stacks of pirated CDs in your sock drawer.
It should also be on RAID storage, and "someone else" should pay for it...
Even if your first big dream is a total failure and an embarrassment forever after, with hard work you can still come back to be Slashdot's pony whore.
Just another method to track and embarrass political enemies, since taxation leaves a giant paper trail. Nothing more than that.
It is important to consider that criminals will be able to scout en masse and "high-throughput". The Russian mob will be casing your property from across the globe eventually.
So if management wastes hours a day doing it, they assume that their workers do too. A-holes.
I suppose too- it was only "perception" that 100% of the class were introverts, 90% male, and my "poor attitude" that couldn't find a date among them!
It used to pass, but no longer. Try it:
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I was wondering if a large set of goggles could fool a person into thinking they're in a theater? Do your eyes work differently in each setting, or is it possible to simulate a giant screen that way?
Thank you for the offer, Timothy.
Only genius of China nation think so clearly for future requirments of Grate Space missions.
The Nasa needs to play catch up games now, I beleive. (If try the copying of ideas, then perhaps you will find...)
I want that golfball retriever....
Grow up, kid.
Today, one is often 30 years old by the time you earn a PhD and do interesting research. There is so much to learn, it takes many years to reach the "cutting edge".
A fail-safe vehicle needs to be developed. The shuttle can't be made that way, only a new design will do.