I actually took this phone survey. When they asked about traffic shaping, I told the interviewer that the question was extremely misleading. At the end of the interview, I emailed the polling company to express my alarm that they were using such misleading questions. I would recommend others who took this survey do the same.
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Yep. Imagine the datacenter power savings alone... and reduced CO2 emissions...
Every time I hear about software that boasts of correlating mass security data and gaining knowledge from those data, I see the big smile on the General Sales Manager's face.
Yes, it's "good for the software industry" but imo, it's the classic "bill of goods".
Our customers generate contracts in.pdf format.
Later on, they want to generate reports. These reports go back to the database and (for a second time) transfer from the *RDBMS* paradigm to the user paradigm. If I could get to the data on those contracts (without having to find AcroEinsteins to do it)....
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I actually took this phone survey. When they asked about traffic shaping, I told the interviewer that the question was extremely misleading. At the end of the interview, I emailed the polling company to express my alarm that they were using such misleading questions. I would recommend others who took this survey do the same.
Yep. Imagine the datacenter power savings alone... and reduced CO2 emissions...
Every time I hear about software that boasts of correlating mass security data and gaining knowledge from those data, I see the big smile on the General Sales Manager's face. Yes, it's "good for the software industry" but imo, it's the classic "bill of goods".
I, for one, welcome our new lunkhead overlords...
Like he said: "Load of shit". Saturate the network with noise. Hide your message therein. -s
Why? BECAUSE THEY ARE MORONS.
I live in Winnipeg, Canada's Global Warming Success Story! (TM)
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Comrade, this is CrimeThink, pure and simple! Report to a Thought Cleansing Center, immediately!
It used to take 6200 lines of code to get the job done, but now I'm using Rails exclusively, and it takes 62 lines of code...
I'm trying to collect enough surplus cd's to shingle my house in shiny disks...
plse send any extra cd's to
CD shingle project
223 Bertrand St
Winnipeg MB R2H 0N5
Canada
thanx
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Our customers generate contracts in .pdf format.
Later on, they want to generate reports. These reports go back to the database and (for a second time) transfer from the *RDBMS* paradigm to the user paradigm. If I could get to the data on those contracts (without having to find AcroEinsteins to do it)....
-b