Privacy is more of a concern for users in third world countries...you know..the thing where the government doesn't like what you're reading online and throws you in jail.
If you had joined google a few months after the IPO, you'd be a rich man. If FB can monetize their user base, they can make a lot of money. Make more money, stock price goes up. It all depends on your perspective. If you think FB has jumped the shark,you probably don't expect the stock price to go up.
Let's say you pay a developer $100K/year, and the project lasted 10 years.
Your numbers are way off. Each cleared contractor probably costs the government 200+$/hr. Then there's hardware. If the project has been going on for 10 years, they probably went through at least one refresh cycle. Then there are other costs like admin overhead, facilities, travel etc.
Don't you think that's it's kinda sad when a centrist liberal political party,
Imran Khan's party can't be described as centrist, liberal or secular by ANY stretch of the imagination. He's frequently justified the actions of the taliban as jihad i.e. justified under islamic law.
He's also justified the taliban's actions as jihad.
Afghan politicians have reacted with disbelief, with one parliamentarian suggesting Khan should be arrested. The Ulema Council, a grouping of senior clerics, declared his comments "unislamic".
A Kabul foreign ministry spokesman said Khan was "either profoundly and dangerously ignorant about the reality in Afghanistan, or he has ill will against the Afghan people.
"Our children are killed on daily basis, civilians killed and our schools, hospitals and infrastructure attacked on a daily basis. To call any of that jihad is profoundly wrong and misguided."
So he's not on their radar just for his opposition to the drones...
They are directly responsible for customer data, and they are explicitly on the hook in the case of data breaches. It is a gross failure of responsibility not to maintain IT in-house
Right....because banks with in-house IT departments don't suffer from data breaches...
What if I secretly filmed you trying to have straight sex and you couldn't get it up or something? that sort of thing can be embarrassing enough for people to do exactly what Tyler Clementi did.
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Privacy is more of a concern for users in third world countries...you know..the thing where the government doesn't like what you're reading online and throws you in jail.
If you had joined google a few months after the IPO, you'd be a rich man. If FB can monetize their user base, they can make a lot of money. Make more money, stock price goes up. It all depends on your perspective. If you think FB has jumped the shark,you probably don't expect the stock price to go up.
Then there's this: Afghan Taliban support polio vaccination campaign
So it's not really fair to blame this on the CIA's operation...
Why are they looking at counter-insurgent activity? Shouldn't they be looking at insurgent activity?
Florida should read about the Cobra effect.
I don't think this is just a R problem
It's not...Chris Dodd is a D(ouchebag)
Let's say you pay a developer $100K/year, and the project lasted 10 years.
Your numbers are way off. Each cleared contractor probably costs the government 200+$/hr. Then there's hardware. If the project has been going on for 10 years, they probably went through at least one refresh cycle. Then there are other costs like admin overhead, facilities, travel etc.
In one sense I could almost see schools competing for black enrollment so that their score goes up
So it's like the NFL draft...but with Asians...
The soft bigotry of low expectations.
A competing online academy run by Sal Khan's jewish cousin?
Don't you think that's it's kinda sad when a centrist liberal political party,
Imran Khan's party can't be described as centrist, liberal or secular by ANY stretch of the imagination. He's frequently justified the actions of the taliban as jihad i.e. justified under islamic law.
So he's not on their radar just for his opposition to the drones...
They are directly responsible for customer data, and they are explicitly on the hook in the case of data breaches. It is a gross failure of responsibility not to maintain IT in-house
Right....because banks with in-house IT departments don't suffer from data breaches...
Obviously, the US has been doing exactly that. There are documented cases of back doors introduced into US software and hardware.
According to this logic, we should let criminals do whatever cops are allowed to do....carry guns...great...wiretap people....the cops do it too...
Before 9/11, Ashcroft actually requested a lower level of funding for the DoJ's anti-terrorism efforts.
You're saying it's not a real thing and OP just made it up?
I wonder how many more of these it takes before the cloud-skeptics start winning the debates with management a lot more often.
This sort of thing never ever happens when you host everything in-house?
I know a lot of decent Chinese people... Also a lot of people of Chinese descent.
Siri: Virginia Tometty
then who the fuck is Jeanette Horan?
Siri: Ask the OP.
What if I secretly filmed you trying to have straight sex and you couldn't get it up or something? that sort of thing can be embarrassing enough for people to do exactly what Tyler Clementi did.
Perhaps they need to ask why the cost of higher ed is increasing disproportionate to income levels and inflation?
Scholes was one of the co-founders of LTCM.
Or Norman Matloff, in an op-ed on bloomberg.com, says?
Cost of insourcing your call center to comply with new policy vs. losing a multi-year Government contract for computer hardware.
v/s cost of buying off a few politicians?
Oddly enough Lasik surgeries haven't gone up in price. It isn't covered by insurance.
Lasik is a one time procedure(for the most part) and it's covered under a Flex spending account.