Is that really that freakin' hard for the CEO of a major computer manufacturer to figure out???
I've worked at a computer company. Making middle-managers understand the concept of pressing Fn + F2 together (it was a laptop) required a Powerpoint presentation (I WISH I was kidding)
So don't even get me started on the 3G thing. But still, he could have asked someone to do it for him
OK, subject is the short answer, here's the big answer
Since experimental data usually doesn't have the same structure for all experiments, you may try something like this:
at the deeper, most basic level organize it using JSON or XML (I don't know what kind of experiment you do, but you would put lists of data, etc)
Then you store this in a NoSQL db (like CouchDb or Redis) and index it the way you like, still if you don't index you can always search it manually (slower, still...)
I think he's trying to. He also seems naive enough to think that upper management have anything to do with things like design details.
And that's the difference between Apple and other companies
At Apple you just can't hide and throw someone under the bus. The buck stops at you (or better, at him)
Yes, Mr. Powell made a mistake, but in the antennagate issue, it's EVERYBODY's fault. And hence, Mr. Pappelmeister is to blame.
And yes, maybe it's the whole 'form over function' excesses SJ is known for. But there are a couple of ways they could have done it without being too far form that (like having a 3 piece band, or varnish over the contacts)
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Funny how helium is one of the most abundant elements in the whole UNIVERSE and we have a shortage!!!
of course, the problem is gravity here is not strong enough for it
Block all searches for Oracle and Java on its search engine, until this issue is resolved
problem solved
Yeah, I imagine how "hey girl, wanna see my leaked documents" is a great pickup line
We run critical stuff on Windows, they don't have access to the Internet. Deal with it.
Well, no. It's you who has to deal with it.
good luck
And now to find a dating method that is actually accurate.
I dunno my dating methods involves dinner and a movie, and it's pretty accurate (that is unless you take the girl to see Gigli)
Is that really that freakin' hard for the CEO of a major computer manufacturer to figure out???
I've worked at a computer company. Making middle-managers understand the concept of pressing Fn + F2 together (it was a laptop) required a Powerpoint presentation (I WISH I was kidding)
So don't even get me started on the 3G thing. But still, he could have asked someone to do it for him
Next time be really nice to IT
Or request your own internet connection, not going through proxies or anything
But better still, don't be a moron and look at anything NSFW (at least not intentionally) while at work
Funny story, my last company's proxy would prevent us from apt-get upgrade. Why? libsexy /o\
OK, subject is the short answer, here's the big answer
Since experimental data usually doesn't have the same structure for all experiments, you may try something like this:
at the deeper, most basic level organize it using JSON or XML (I don't know what kind of experiment you do, but you would put lists of data, etc)
Then you store this in a NoSQL db (like CouchDb or Redis) and index it the way you like, still if you don't index you can always search it manually (slower, still...)
You're right, and I understand that. I have friends developing for android and they say it's a breeze.
But not even the best solution is without faults
You're retarded
No, really. Whose idea was that? How's that MBA called? Ok, then Google says, "ok, here's your billion dollars, go away"
Or Google can absolutely block Oracle with its patents and other dirty tricks.
And then MS will have a field day with this.
Of course, Google in using Java in the first place for android, is debatable, still
Or instead say all laws must take (each) one page on paper, size 10 font. And there's a limit on the number of laws
You can change them, any time you like, but only by swapping pages
Why don't Intel and MS (and others) don't open centers in immigration-friendly countries then? Specifically for that purpose.
For non-visible wavelenghts (or anything near it) it's not a LASER it's a MASER http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MASER
Aren't these the same farmers that get huge subsidies for corn crops??
You know what? they can all DIAF.
Yes, only 0.5% of people called Apple to complain about the antenna issue
The other 99.5% dropped the call
I think he's trying to. He also seems naive enough to think that upper management have anything to do with things like design details.
And that's the difference between Apple and other companies
At Apple you just can't hide and throw someone under the bus. The buck stops at you (or better, at him)
Yes, Mr. Powell made a mistake, but in the antennagate issue, it's EVERYBODY's fault. And hence, Mr. Pappelmeister is to blame.
And yes, maybe it's the whole 'form over function' excesses SJ is known for. But there are a couple of ways they could have done it without being too far form that (like having a 3 piece band, or varnish over the contacts)
Or maybe the difference between Apple and IBM products...
Yes. And windows came on the computer they just bought
It's not like they have to shell extra for it
The parent mentioned allergies, and celiac disease is not an allergy
Trolls... if they had something important to say they wouldn't be anonymous
Also they would give a better answer, like everybody else
You're right
Anyway, celiac disease is not an allergy (and it starts at a very early age), so yeah, eating dirt probably won't make it better...
You're right, but the parent was talking about allergies, peanuts, etc not celiac disease :)
still: http://www.boingboing.net/2010/08/04/westerners-gut-micro.html
The deal is simple
Over cleanliness, over "fear of germs", soccer moms, etc, etc
let the kids play in dirt and eat stuff, no allergies
In a US-based airport, one is firmly within the US border and on US soil.
Not until you clear customs.
Well, of course at the moment the airplane touches the runway you are on US soil (and probably before that) but customs are a strange place
You're right, EXCEPT for the multitude of places that DON'T take cash (as of course I found out the hard way)
- Hotel rooms
- Car rental places
And I mean, not even "ok, can I pay with cash what I owe then you put your hold, whatever, in the CC??" "no."