I'm still constantly fighting with management at my company who think outlook is the "Standard" and want it. This is one of the major reasons i do NOT want it. If I ever loose that battle, I will make sure the first time this happens that the decision maker gets full credit for the decision.
Yea so the Sahara is always sunny. It's not worth the tradeoff. Would you really like to extend your dependence on people who want you dead to actually outlast the oil supply? Really?
The linking of space and time was complete silly nonsense.
In my opinion the simple paradoxes presented by his theory alone prove it wrong.
Altering time makes great fiction, but terrible science. At least this is a step in the right direction.
They just picked a number so darn high they would be long dead by the time it's proven wrong. The reality is sooner or later somebody will approach getting more than a boolean out of a single transistor. Of course 'that' probably won't be called a transistor, but you get the point.
So you run out of space, and still find a way to get more calculations per second.
In other words. Bull Droppings!
A Group you probably don't want to work for anyhow; The holier than thou's.
However, working for ASIG, Citigroup. or Enron, now there's a black mark a LARGE group of us turn our noses up at.
My own Linksys router reverts to wireless network enabled, and without security. All it takes is the power to go out, and back on again, and Boom! you're wide open. Furthermore Linksys never offered a patch or recall or anything later, They accept this is OK.
I agree so long as its only when the first company is trying to enforce it. And only for as long as they choose to enforce it up to the term of the non-compete.
I have changed out most of the lights in my house to cfls, however, despite the 7 year claims, I found that about 1/2 of them fail within 2 years. I'm sure it's a quality issue, I would love to see some real studies.
Whoever wrote this article clearly doesn't realize they themselves breathe out as much CO2 as an entire microbrewery. For the sake of the environment, they can hold their breath while the rest of us enjoy our beer in peace.
1) The UI is getting better (FINALLY!) and should see a revolution in improvements now that it's Eclipse Based and extendable.
2) True, but it allows for ground up hands on learning that creates a unique class of self taught programmers. Yes there are many bad Notes Developers, but the good ones can often do the work of an entire team of M$ Developers.
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That's what I like about Androids, you aren't stuck with one of the crappiest carriers in the US.
I'm still constantly fighting with management at my company who think outlook is the "Standard" and want it. This is one of the major reasons i do NOT want it. If I ever loose that battle, I will make sure the first time this happens that the decision maker gets full credit for the decision.
And thanks to the unions, good luck firing the bad ones.
In that it also eats flesh, controls your mind, and makes you smell funny. Oh yea, and make you crave braaaaaiiiinsss!
Yea so the Sahara is always sunny. It's not worth the tradeoff. Would you really like to extend your dependence on people who want you dead to actually outlast the oil supply? Really?
Too bad some people who don't like bear suits are still living in that century.
Oxygen bubbles plus high alcohol could be an explosive hazard.
Sure sounds like it to me.
Well, maybe our new genetically superior, kill switch deactivating lords and masters just might be flying pigs small enough to come out of my butt?
The linking of space and time was complete silly nonsense. In my opinion the simple paradoxes presented by his theory alone prove it wrong. Altering time makes great fiction, but terrible science. At least this is a step in the right direction.
Number Five is Alive!
They just picked a number so darn high they would be long dead by the time it's proven wrong. The reality is sooner or later somebody will approach getting more than a boolean out of a single transistor. Of course 'that' probably won't be called a transistor, but you get the point. So you run out of space, and still find a way to get more calculations per second. In other words. Bull Droppings!
A Group you probably don't want to work for anyhow; The holier than thou's. However, working for ASIG, Citigroup. or Enron, now there's a black mark a LARGE group of us turn our noses up at.
If they have the means, they will use it.
My own Linksys router reverts to wireless network enabled, and without security. All it takes is the power to go out, and back on again, and Boom! you're wide open. Furthermore Linksys never offered a patch or recall or anything later, They accept this is OK.
Good name, IF THEY SOLD BAIT!, but they don't so its a really stupid name.
I agree so long as its only when the first company is trying to enforce it. And only for as long as they choose to enforce it up to the term of the non-compete.
A much more likely 'cause' for the result
I have changed out most of the lights in my house to cfls, however, despite the 7 year claims, I found that about 1/2 of them fail within 2 years. I'm sure it's a quality issue, I would love to see some real studies.
Whoever wrote this article clearly doesn't realize they themselves breathe out as much CO2 as an entire microbrewery. For the sake of the environment, they can hold their breath while the rest of us enjoy our beer in peace.
1) The UI is getting better (FINALLY!) and should see a revolution in improvements now that it's Eclipse Based and extendable.
2) True, but it allows for ground up hands on learning that creates a unique class of self taught programmers. Yes there are many bad Notes Developers, but the good ones can often do the work of an entire team of M$ Developers.
I remember when you were just knee high to a grasshopper. Now look at you, so big and 'universal'
Borrow someone else's superstar to help you screen the candidates. If you don't have enough candidates, you aren't offering enough money.
Let's not just conquer them, lets eat them! Yum!
It still amazes me that anyone could believe any of the conspiracy theories, the U.S. Govt couldn't successfully keep anything secret.
UFO Conspiracies?, Kennedy Assassination Conspiracy?, Secret Commissions Directing Foreign Policy?, Bah phoey!
Lets face it, nothing as big as the Atomic bomb, or as small as Monica Lewinsiki's cigar stays secret for long.
We might as well do nuclear research live on CSPAN, at least then only 5 or 6 people will see it.