The average teacher salary is around $45k and entry cops make around $50k. Plus they get to retire after 20 years on the taxpayers dime. That is why cities are broke.
You are just starting to become concerned? This has been going on for decades in many industries. Besides, Panera and other places have kiosks. In Europe they have them in a lot of the tourist areas to speed up the process of ordering.
Just because you don't unit-test doesn't mean you assume the code is bug-free. There are other ways to test that aren't based on unit-tests, as you non-Linux folks evidently believe.
The security of Android has nothing to do with the security of Linux. Android is built on Linux. It is those addon pieces and the Android security model that is the issue. A lot of the insecurity of Android is by design. Google doesn't care about your security.
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Well at least you are modest...
You mean like working for Microsoft?
How dare you inject facts into this discussion!
What the hell is wrong with you? Stop with your facts. We need clicks!
My gut feeling is that this is a complete waste of time and taxpayer money.
The average teacher salary is around $45k and entry cops make around $50k. Plus they get to retire after 20 years on the taxpayers dime. That is why cities are broke.
You are just starting to become concerned? This has been going on for decades in many industries. Besides, Panera and other places have kiosks. In Europe they have them in a lot of the tourist areas to speed up the process of ordering.
Sounds like a taxi service to me. What will those Chinese think of next?
Yeah but remember when "Yahoo" used to be the common parlance? Google won't be around forever.
"catched it"? Your spell checker should have caught that one.
Not stingrays, but you can with license readers. lots of people and businesses have license plate readers. *gasp*
Actually it started with Lincoln when he rerouted telegraph lines for monitoring purposes. Every generation thinks this is new.
You sound like a terrorist. What are you doing in the bathroom?
You sound like you have something to hide.
Downloading it now! Now THAT is innovation. Apps!
That pretty much sums up modern corporate software development: keep the idiots you hired from blowing up the place.
Just because you don't unit-test doesn't mean you assume the code is bug-free. There are other ways to test that aren't based on unit-tests, as you non-Linux folks evidently believe.
The security of Android has nothing to do with the security of Linux. Android is built on Linux. It is those addon pieces and the Android security model that is the issue. A lot of the insecurity of Android is by design. Google doesn't care about your security.
Wow. It took you many years to figure that out? I'm pretty sure everyone in the industry knows that the last 5% of the project takes 90% of the time.
Um, right. So the average QA is paid higher than the average developers? I didn't know that. Thanks for the tip!
Well they should. How can you have a known correct working system if you haven't tested every possible system path?
Pair this with an autonomous car and you can have a robot who chases ambulances.
How can you run a project without knowing the bug burn rate and having daily standup meetings???? The horror! Linux will never take off!
I'm not autistic and I don't want to watch all those ads either. Who does?
Amazingly all the rest were tracked to my basement.