It's only crybabies and bullies calling names. What happened to the island that once said 'here and no further' and stood alone against fascism? They're now cowering because someone used strong language.
If someone posts something on-line and it contains enough information to make identification likely if not probably, how is a third party reading it somehow culpable for making an elementary inference or deduction?
Moreover, are they seriously going make illegal the cross referencing of public information?
Seriously, the sheer lack of incremental development on Paint is a bit of a head scratcher. I suspect that the ignoring of Paint was the result of it being orphaned in the Microsoft-Adobe pact of the early 2000s that resembled the Molotov-Ribbentrop agreement. MS killed their graphics products and Adobe killed Persuasion and their other office products.
What and how you count for billing. What you market as features versus something the salesman conned the UX bunny to create behind the backs of the product team . And in my current case, analyzing how to show production line performance. We can tell exactly what the operators are doing on the line but the flavor we give to those numbers could be used to grade employees for dismissal or raises. We we can't be slipshod about it.
Seriously, what sort of a dumbass do you need to be to not think you'll be fired after this. Normally ethically functioning people will update their resumes and web sites and as a side bet apply for a few jobs.
I have one at work and am forced to work with him. He spends all day giving sidelong glances at my screen and I've caught him announcing things to people in a way that it makes it look like he's the originator of the thought.
My Mac Pro is turning into the Ship of Theseus. I've changed so many parts on the darn thing waiting and waiting for Apple to upgrade the workstations.
I think it's great that Apple tried something but people who need Mac Pros need to change parts to upgrade video cards, PCI cards and storage volumes. This is the whole point of a Mac Pro. The Trash Can mac was really a super Mac Mini. Changing parts is a factor and fact of life for a pro machine. There were too many custom parts in the Mac Pro 6 for it to be useful for the pro market.
A second phenomenon was Apple's simplifying its parts bin for its product line. The laptops, iMac and Mac Mini all shared a common parts bin. This mean trading off performance for battery life was built into the engineering. A Mac Pro desktop unit should be able to use all of the AC it can suck out of the wall and let the fans and SIZE OF THE CASE handle the thermals.
Now, if they're backing off, and giving us the Data Truck this market wants, good. However, I don't want to hear more about pipelines. I want product.
Devices with mics and cameras will soon be revealed to have tacit recording modes, including laptops with trickle transmission of content to hide the uploads in cahoots with major ISPs.
Uber's not special. If you want to open a lemonade stand you're free to do so. The second you start feeding people en masse then society has a right to make sure your kitchen is clean and you aren't accidentally poisoning people. They're transporting people in bulk, that means some oversight from a public safety perspective is warranted and that means everything that goes along with the rest of the economy including not lying to people about income.
The sharing economy will change things, but only so far. Is the medallion system we've used up until now for taxies ripe for reform? Sure! Why not have a sanity check to bring it into the 21st century. However, pretending the rest of the world, including vehicle inspections, truth in advertising laws and the like do not exist is not the sharing economy, it's being a dumbass.
Like Napster, this may only evolve into a different set of problems.
The internet, as designed, will treat this like damage to be routed around. Most people probably won't notice or at best will encounter temporary outages. Yes, of course people should get paid, however this is playing whack a mole and not coming to a practical economic solution.
How often do must we go over the same terrain. I guess, like masochists, they like it?
Who apparently lack the upper body strength to lift a sheet of paper, we'd have more positive things to say about them other than pointing out that their machines have sacrificed every performance characteristic for weight. And that their tower, while it may be the best Mac Mini ever made, is not a substitute for an actual tower.
I want a new Mac Pro Tower, not another box using throttled laptop parts. Oh, and I'm not storing video projects in the cloud so I need to have a box that has a lot of room for hard drives. And two ethernet ports.
I want a full-sized Mac Pro tower with two ethernet ports, room for at least four drives and PCI cards. The iPad Pro may be great for people who live entirely in Google docs, but not for the rest of us.
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Turn off the computer.
Go outside.
It's only crybabies and bullies calling names. What happened to the island that once said 'here and no further' and stood alone against fascism? They're now cowering because someone used strong language.
Did someone put something in the water?
I miss the old days.
If someone posts something on-line and it contains enough information to make identification likely if not probably, how is a third party reading it somehow culpable for making an elementary inference or deduction?
Moreover, are they seriously going make illegal the cross referencing of public information?
Seriously, the sheer lack of incremental development on Paint is a bit of a head scratcher. I suspect that the ignoring of Paint was the result of it being orphaned in the Microsoft-Adobe pact of the early 2000s that resembled the Molotov-Ribbentrop agreement. MS killed their graphics products and Adobe killed Persuasion and their other office products.
"Here's to everything that was."
I suspect Oz politicians bumped him off so they could get away with such idiotic statements.
Just curious.
I swear to God if those clowns had to put in an eight hour day they'd be in tears from the exhaustion.
What and how you count for billing.
What you market as features versus something the salesman conned the UX bunny to create behind the backs of the product team .
And in my current case, analyzing how to show production line performance. We can tell exactly what the operators are doing on the line but the flavor we give to those numbers could be used to grade employees for dismissal or raises. We we can't be slipshod about it.
All because they were unhappy with their press coverage? Why is anyone surprised that they stooped to this?
Just pointing that out.
If it's infinitely fast, and I don't have to maintain the code, why not?
I sent the message to his network administrator and then even phoned the guy demanding to know what the heck he was doing polluting my in-box.
On the positive side for shareholders, she sold off the company for an increased share value. However, the cost was the destruction of the company.
This seems to me to be missing the point. However, if the shareholders are happy for this short term win, then who am I to argue.
Seriously, what sort of a dumbass do you need to be to not think you'll be fired after this. Normally ethically functioning people will update their resumes and web sites and as a side bet apply for a few jobs.
Congratulations on missing the point.
Do you really, really need a laptop?
And if you're paranoid, you can install a switch on the speaker so that it cannot be turned into a microphone.
I have one at work and am forced to work with him. He spends all day giving sidelong glances at my screen and I've caught him announcing things to people in a way that it makes it look like he's the originator of the thought.
My Mac Pro is turning into the Ship of Theseus. I've changed so many parts on the darn thing waiting and waiting for Apple to upgrade the workstations.
I think it's great that Apple tried something but people who need Mac Pros need to change parts to upgrade video cards, PCI cards and storage volumes. This is the whole point of a Mac Pro. The Trash Can mac was really a super Mac Mini. Changing parts is a factor and fact of life for a pro machine. There were too many custom parts in the Mac Pro 6 for it to be useful for the pro market.
A second phenomenon was Apple's simplifying its parts bin for its product line. The laptops, iMac and Mac Mini all shared a common parts bin. This mean trading off performance for battery life was built into the engineering. A Mac Pro desktop unit should be able to use all of the AC it can suck out of the wall and let the fans and SIZE OF THE CASE handle the thermals.
Now, if they're backing off, and giving us the Data Truck this market wants, good. However, I don't want to hear more about pipelines. I want product.
Are still a good idea it seems.
Devices with mics and cameras will soon be revealed to have tacit recording modes, including laptops with trickle transmission of content to hide the uploads in cahoots with major ISPs.
Who'd have thunk it?
Uber's not special. If you want to open a lemonade stand you're free to do so. The second you start feeding people en masse then society has a right to make sure your kitchen is clean and you aren't accidentally poisoning people. They're transporting people in bulk, that means some oversight from a public safety perspective is warranted and that means everything that goes along with the rest of the economy including not lying to people about income.
The sharing economy will change things, but only so far. Is the medallion system we've used up until now for taxies ripe for reform? Sure! Why not have a sanity check to bring it into the 21st century. However, pretending the rest of the world, including vehicle inspections, truth in advertising laws and the like do not exist is not the sharing economy, it's being a dumbass.
Like Napster, this may only evolve into a different set of problems.
We'll see if taxis survive self-driving cars.
The internet, as designed, will treat this like damage to be routed around. Most people probably won't notice or at best will encounter temporary outages. Yes, of course people should get paid, however this is playing whack a mole and not coming to a practical economic solution.
How often do must we go over the same terrain. I guess, like masochists, they like it?
Who apparently lack the upper body strength to lift a sheet of paper, we'd have more positive things to say about them other than pointing out that their machines have sacrificed every performance characteristic for weight. And that their tower, while it may be the best Mac Mini ever made, is not a substitute for an actual tower.
Don't blame the messenger.
I want a new Mac Pro Tower, not another box using throttled laptop parts. Oh, and I'm not storing video projects in the cloud so I need to have a box that has a lot of room for hard drives. And two ethernet ports.
More's the pity.
I want a full-sized Mac Pro tower with two ethernet ports, room for at least four drives and PCI cards. The iPad Pro may be great for people who live entirely in Google docs, but not for the rest of us.