I have seen and programmed some of these library systems. Z39.50 was created in the 70's and is still the main protocol they use. Packed binary bytes using 7 bits with a control bit. The pre-xml that is sent over the line, is a real joy to work with, I tell you.
There are "newer" protocols that use xml for the actual payload, but no one really uses them that much. There are way better documented standards, that could ease this kind of systems used heavily in libraries. The http "Fad" has lasted how long now? I know JSON is a dead object definition, but I am sure they could use something more "modern". (NOTE: if you couldn't tell, that last bit was sarcasm, for those that are sarcasm illiterate.)
If you look into this guys story further, you find that for several months he was looking for financial backing for his rocket hobby. He tried NASA, and various other groups to help with funding.
After exhasuting EVERYTHING he could think of, he started talking to the Flat Earth movement. He was able to convince the group that he was a heavy believer through a 90 minute talk with one of their interviewers. They gave him the funding for his hobby, and he has been pushing their ideals every chance he gets.
For the US to use Nuclear Weapons, we MUST be ready to go to war with China and Russia. The fallout could reach Mongolia, Russia, and China. This is in affect the US invading each of these countries. We also prove beyond a shadow of doubt that the US is the ONLY country in the world that WILL use Nuclear Weapons.
With the lease, the Phone MUST be in resellable condition. So if you drop it, have scratches, etc, they may not take the phone back to upgrade. Also, even though it is a "Lease", they still treat it as if it is YOUR phone, especially with the fact that newer phones are so expensive. I have had a lot better experience just buying the phones over the last 4 years now.
I figured when this came out, everyone would assume it was Mr. Trump. Reading further in the article, you realize Ford is still planning on moving the smaller car divisions to Mexico. They are not building a new facility, just moving to an already existing plant. They are going to use the US factory for Light Truck and SUV mainly. So they are setting themselves up for another BIG issue when gas prices rise again.
In this case, the permit is kind of like a "Drivers License". So it is like their cars need to take a drivers test before they can drive on California rules. I am a programmer, I would MUCH prefer the state making sure the car stops correctly for pedestrians, etc, then finding out after their car kills my grand kids.
It works really well. I got one for home, and my work purchased one for me as well. I LOVE IT!!!!!!
The problem is not sitting or standing, the problem is being in one position for a long time. I usually "Work" around 16 hours a day. 8 hours for the job, and 8 hours for fun. A combination of sitting and standing at various times is a MUST.
If a corporation does not use and has never used public funds for infrastructure, then they can do whatever they want. If they use public funds to setup an area monopoly they should NEVER be allowed anything other than Net Neutrality, or lose their area monopoly.
Broadband should be defined as anything 10Mb and above, continuous bandwidth. So they cannot use DSL as a competitor (If it is below 10Mb still), or UseNET as it is not continuous throughput.
With this straigh forward definition, all this back and forth will go away. If a company wants to do crazy things with bandwidth, then customers will have options to go to.
The key is being able to switch up every couple hours. Instead of a desk that can change. I move my keyboard and monitor to a shelf for a period of time periodically throughout the day and back again.
They want to lower cost, so they pass the charges to have accounting payment etc on to the employee. My ex-wife got a minimum wage job once, that paid on one of these cards. Cash withdrawl $3. You could only withdrawl half of your check at a time up to a certain amount, so you got charged about $6 no matter how much you made. Then you also had charges to move the money to a REAL account etc. She quit the same day, because we calculated it up and found that for her $140 / week she only made about $100 with all the fees etc.
I had the N770 and the N810. They could have used them as a base for great phones. I believe the N9 was a start in that direction. All they needed was to CONTINUE. Not scrap everything they had done, and go with MS. Luckily Google came in and showed them what could have been done.
I am not a fan of Python at ALL. I was just throwing it out as a possibility. With a ruling like this, Mono would be the BIGGEST pita to stay away from. I can imagine Google being Once Bitten on this one if it goes that way.
I can see MORE innovation going to countries that have not setup copyright along with the USA. Java being completely dead, companies like Microsoft going after everyone on US soil that "Infringed" on their API by implementing it. Apple going after.... Oracle going after...
I guess IBM should watch out.....
I guess the good news is that if Google puts their weight behind Python or some other language then it will actually tag along with the success that Android has already become. The better for the language whichever it happens to be. Of course, they could also just fix up their Go language as well.
Companies can really be stupid sometimes. All in the name of protecting their "Shareholders" I guess.
Sadly, I have been involved with several scares with my wife's medical over the last 2 years. After spending $3000 in Co-Pays and several 10s of 1000s in payments from insurance. We probably could have got a better diagnosis from the gardener.
BTW, they came back and said, "She was having problems with gas, and may have some ulcers."
To surrender to ignorance and call it God has always been premature, and it remains premature today.
- Isaac Asimov
The problem with letting this kind of stuff in, is that science is OK with being wrong, that is part of science. If people decide there is no reason to consider something anymore, because their god made it happen, then anyone that does question could be burned at the stake. (Oh sorry, wrong millennium.....)
The companies I deal with tend to say things like, we want to go with a company like this so we can can get "Support". Which usually means, so we can blame them if something goes wrong.
From what I have heard, the rest of the crew ended up being a couple of entertainers that stepped up rescue efforts and tried to calm everyone down for an orderly exit. The captain should not have left, that is a maritime (sp?) understood thing. His responses on the Coast Guard recording are cowardly, and you really have to wonder how he got the job as Captain. You can be sure that he will never have the chance again.
I understand that the media has a tendency to vilify and expand on certain things in a story. This particular one there are recordings and other things that the public evidence seems to mounting fast.
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I have seen and programmed some of these library systems. Z39.50 was created in the 70's and is still the main protocol they use. Packed binary bytes using 7 bits with a control bit. The pre-xml that is sent over the line, is a real joy to work with, I tell you. There are "newer" protocols that use xml for the actual payload, but no one really uses them that much. There are way better documented standards, that could ease this kind of systems used heavily in libraries. The http "Fad" has lasted how long now? I know JSON is a dead object definition, but I am sure they could use something more "modern". (NOTE: if you couldn't tell, that last bit was sarcasm, for those that are sarcasm illiterate.)
If you look into this guys story further, you find that for several months he was looking for financial backing for his rocket hobby. He tried NASA, and various other groups to help with funding. After exhasuting EVERYTHING he could think of, he started talking to the Flat Earth movement. He was able to convince the group that he was a heavy believer through a 90 minute talk with one of their interviewers. They gave him the funding for his hobby, and he has been pushing their ideals every chance he gets.
For the US to use Nuclear Weapons, we MUST be ready to go to war with China and Russia. The fallout could reach Mongolia, Russia, and China. This is in affect the US invading each of these countries. We also prove beyond a shadow of doubt that the US is the ONLY country in the world that WILL use Nuclear Weapons.
With the lease, the Phone MUST be in resellable condition. So if you drop it, have scratches, etc, they may not take the phone back to upgrade. Also, even though it is a "Lease", they still treat it as if it is YOUR phone, especially with the fact that newer phones are so expensive. I have had a lot better experience just buying the phones over the last 4 years now.
I always buy AMD, and will buy the new Ryzen. I have always liked the price points AMD has.
I figured when this came out, everyone would assume it was Mr. Trump. Reading further in the article, you realize Ford is still planning on moving the smaller car divisions to Mexico. They are not building a new facility, just moving to an already existing plant. They are going to use the US factory for Light Truck and SUV mainly. So they are setting themselves up for another BIG issue when gas prices rise again.
In this case, the permit is kind of like a "Drivers License". So it is like their cars need to take a drivers test before they can drive on California rules. I am a programmer, I would MUCH prefer the state making sure the car stops correctly for pedestrians, etc, then finding out after their car kills my grand kids.
It works really well. I got one for home, and my work purchased one for me as well. I LOVE IT!!!!!!
The problem is not sitting or standing, the problem is being in one position for a long time. I usually "Work" around 16 hours a day. 8 hours for the job, and 8 hours for fun. A combination of sitting and standing at various times is a MUST.
Not sure what plan you are on, but I would run through mine in about 2 milliseconds, then Verizon will gladly start charging me per Gb.
Modifying organisms by having one breed with another is vastly different than turning off and on specific genes of dna.
;-)
It is like working with several programs through an interface as opposed to changing the code directly. Hope you put in a try catch.
If a corporation does not use and has never used public funds for infrastructure, then they can do whatever they want. If they use public funds to setup an area monopoly they should NEVER be allowed anything other than Net Neutrality, or lose their area monopoly.
Broadband should be defined as anything 10Mb and above, continuous bandwidth. So they cannot use DSL as a competitor (If it is below 10Mb still), or UseNET as it is not continuous throughput.
With this straigh forward definition, all this back and forth will go away. If a company wants to do crazy things with bandwidth, then customers will have options to go to.
The key is being able to switch up every couple hours. Instead of a desk that can change. I move my keyboard and monitor to a shelf for a period of time periodically throughout the day and back again.
They want to lower cost, so they pass the charges to have accounting payment etc on to the employee. My ex-wife got a minimum wage job once, that paid on one of these cards. Cash withdrawl $3. You could only withdrawl half of your check at a time up to a certain amount, so you got charged about $6 no matter how much you made. Then you also had charges to move the money to a REAL account etc. She quit the same day, because we calculated it up and found that for her $140 / week she only made about $100 with all the fees etc.
They want their life to mean something. People still talk about the kids at columbine. That's what they want. Don't give it to them.
Oh, and make an example out of them when they are caught.
I had the N770 and the N810. They could have used them as a base for great phones. I believe the N9 was a start in that direction. All they needed was to CONTINUE. Not scrap everything they had done, and go with MS. Luckily Google came in and showed them what could have been done.
Or it forces you to pay ~$5 per phone to put a cap on the usage.
Thus the reason for the Go comment. Go is not too bad, and with some optimization it could be something. It is not as far along as Java though.
I am not a fan of Python at ALL. I was just throwing it out as a possibility. With a ruling like this, Mono would be the BIGGEST pita to stay away from. I can imagine Google being Once Bitten on this one if it goes that way.
I can see MORE innovation going to countries that have not setup copyright along with the USA. Java being completely dead, companies like Microsoft going after everyone on US soil that "Infringed" on their API by implementing it. Apple going after.... Oracle going after...
I guess IBM should watch out.....
I guess the good news is that if Google puts their weight behind Python or some other language then it will actually tag along with the success that Android has already become. The better for the language whichever it happens to be. Of course, they could also just fix up their Go language as well.
Companies can really be stupid sometimes. All in the name of protecting their "Shareholders" I guess.
Sadly, I have been involved with several scares with my wife's medical over the last 2 years. After spending $3000 in Co-Pays and several 10s of 1000s in payments from insurance. We probably could have got a better diagnosis from the gardener.
BTW, they came back and said, "She was having problems with gas, and may have some ulcers."
To surrender to ignorance and call it God has always been premature, and it remains premature today.
- Isaac Asimov
The problem with letting this kind of stuff in, is that science is OK with being wrong, that is part of science. If people decide there is no reason to consider something anymore, because their god made it happen, then anyone that does question could be burned at the stake. (Oh sorry, wrong millennium.....)
Thanks.
Too bad this kind of clear headed thinking will not get someone elected.
Or to a college or high school near you.
The companies I deal with tend to say things like, we want to go with a company like this so we can can get "Support". Which usually means, so we can blame them if something goes wrong.
From what I have heard, the rest of the crew ended up being a couple of entertainers that stepped up rescue efforts and tried to calm everyone down for an orderly exit. The captain should not have left, that is a maritime (sp?) understood thing. His responses on the Coast Guard recording are cowardly, and you really have to wonder how he got the job as Captain. You can be sure that he will never have the chance again.
I understand that the media has a tendency to vilify and expand on certain things in a story. This particular one there are recordings and other things that the public evidence seems to mounting fast.