Maybe it includes at lot of 30 something's who went back to school. I made a good deal into 6 figures because I've been in my field for 15+ years. I'm just now going to school because I've always wanted the related degree. So when I graduate my 'first job after college' will be over 100k.
My router/stateful firewall will still act as the gateway to my internal network even with ipv6. All traffic flows though there and I can setup firewall rules as to what I'll allow in/out of the wan/lan ports. Nothing on the 'inside' of that router really needs to run a firewall. They can't get out without going though the router even with a 'public' address.
Are you saying that IPv6 address can not be placed behind a firewall? Just because it's a publicly addressable block doesn't mean it can't be firewalled off. There are entire companies running on 'real' ipv4 addresses right now that can't just be nmaped because they are secured with a firewall. NAT is not required to create that curtain, proper network security (firewall, acls, gateways, routing, etc) is.
The rest of it, well i'm not expert so I can't comment.
But why can't we just get major ISPs to start handing out ipv6 addresses for external communication and just use ipv6 to ipv4 nat technology internally?
I pulled it out of my ass, but I do not personally know a single person who's cell phone is not android or iphone. Not a one. Not my grandma, my parents, my friends, my co-workers, or anyone I've met in my day to day life.
If you have a phone you are probably using a android device or iphone.
Which is why I say 99%. The average phone user has no clue this functionality exists and further more enabling this would be detrimental to their daily lives. It's like saying "You can have your free speech, just turn off your antivirus and run as admin"
I applaud google for providing this option to power users and I myself have no solution for regular users, but the fact remains that the average user has no clue they have any other choice except google play.
While your argument is correct, it also points out the glaring issues with the walled gardens created by apple and google with their ubiquitous marketplaces. If software is speech and if mobile apps can only be installed via app stores (which for 99% of phone using Americans is the case) then we can easily say that google and apple now have more control over our speech than we should be comfortable with.
Who cares if the government allows free speech only to have it taken away by the corporations that control our means to make our speech?
College is not the real world, it's about learning, understanding, and searching. I would give partial credit to someone who has shown their work, but ultimately found the wrong answer. I would also give less credit to someone who has the right answer, but has no work to show.
Example, if I'm teaching OOP and I get a binary that solves the problem I gave, how do I know they used OOP? I'd give more credit to the guy with some source code that doesn't compile, but shows a better grasp of OOP.
If you are looking for MS office on a resume for DBA's you need to fire that HR staff. They should be looking for the part of the resume that says "I know how to use that damn database you bought"
Also, maybe the only time I have to talk is on that hour long drive from location A to B. I can't text you as that would be unsafe, but I can call you. Without VM I can't leave a message so how long do I let it ring and how long do I wait before calling again? If I left a VM I'd wait for you to call me back.
Is there a way I'm not aware of to derive a private key from a public key? If I only ever give facebook my public key how the hell would they ever get my private key? Are you saying facebook hacks my home desktops to steal private keys?
I've always hated cursive. It's always sloppy, impossible to read, and for the last 30 years has done nothing but piss me off. I'm glad to see it dead. Next up, comic sans.
Or worse, this shit becomes like wild yeast and the next time I brew beer I have to worry about creating a drink full of dope instead of just worrying a wild fermentation might just make it taste bad.
It's actually kinda intuitive. I don't have to reach for the dash (and I'm not a fan of controls on the steering wheel). I can lay my hand down comfortably and control any aspect of the car's entertainment system. Once setup I don't have to look over to use the system. I know where my favorites are and how to move around by feel, just like the old systems, only without the reach.
Where this would break down is if you were driving a manual. But that's what voice control is for.
Having bought a new car this year and a new car two years ago I think I'm right in their demographic. I'm a DINK in my 30's. I have been thinking about replacing my current audi with something newer. I looked a Mercedes and the reason I don't like them is mostly due to interior tech. I want a large display, centralized controls (like bmw, audi, and mazda). The more tech the better. My wife's new car has a HUD and that is really cool.
Sadly if you're not plush, luxury, and high tech, your not getting to provide my next car.
Yes, let's all stop hunting deer in Indiana and Michigan. The...something will eat them and they won't starve, get sick, and destroy our crops, smash into our cars, invade our lawns and bring diseased ticks. We killed all the predators a hundred years before I was born. We are the only thing keeping the herd in check.
Except that cubans are just as easy now to get as ever and are not very expensive. In fact, my cigar aficionados do not want the embargo to be stopped as it could cause a rise in prices and in counterfeits.
Now that we live in a world where healthcare is primarily self pay for the first few thousand, we need to take this into our own hands. Ask what a procedure costs before it's done and what other options are there.
Recently I had a bad sore throat (for like 2 weeks and it was getting worse). I go to the doctor and he wants to run a strep test. I ask him what we will do if it says I have strep. He replies that I would get antibiotics. I ask him what he will do if says I do not have strep. He says it's most likely still bacterial and he would give me antibiotics.
So I ask him why he wants to waste my money. After a talk about how my new improved insurance works we now talk about the cost vs results of my medical care.
I then shopped around for the prescription. I found that by calling places and telling them I did not have insurance I found a cheaper rate than buying it with my insurance! Medical care has now turned into a system similar to buying a car.
Who are Project Fi's cellular network partners? Project Fi has partnered with Sprint and T-Mobile, two of the leading carriers in the US, to launch our service. You can view our US coverage at fi.google.com/coverage.
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Obviously the question is "Fuck yea, government sucks!"
Maybe it includes at lot of 30 something's who went back to school. I made a good deal into 6 figures because I've been in my field for 15+ years. I'm just now going to school because I've always wanted the related degree. So when I graduate my 'first job after college' will be over 100k.
My router/stateful firewall will still act as the gateway to my internal network even with ipv6. All traffic flows though there and I can setup firewall rules as to what I'll allow in/out of the wan/lan ports. Nothing on the 'inside' of that router really needs to run a firewall. They can't get out without going though the router even with a 'public' address.
Are you saying that IPv6 address can not be placed behind a firewall? Just because it's a publicly addressable block doesn't mean it can't be firewalled off. There are entire companies running on 'real' ipv4 addresses right now that can't just be nmaped because they are secured with a firewall. NAT is not required to create that curtain, proper network security (firewall, acls, gateways, routing, etc) is.
The rest of it, well i'm not expert so I can't comment.
But why can't we just get major ISPs to start handing out ipv6 addresses for external communication and just use ipv6 to ipv4 nat technology internally?
I pulled it out of my ass, but I do not personally know a single person who's cell phone is not android or iphone. Not a one. Not my grandma, my parents, my friends, my co-workers, or anyone I've met in my day to day life.
If you have a phone you are probably using a android device or iphone.
Which is why I say 99%. The average phone user has no clue this functionality exists and further more enabling this would be detrimental to their daily lives. It's like saying "You can have your free speech, just turn off your antivirus and run as admin"
I applaud google for providing this option to power users and I myself have no solution for regular users, but the fact remains that the average user has no clue they have any other choice except google play.
While your argument is correct, it also points out the glaring issues with the walled gardens created by apple and google with their ubiquitous marketplaces. If software is speech and if mobile apps can only be installed via app stores (which for 99% of phone using Americans is the case) then we can easily say that google and apple now have more control over our speech than we should be comfortable with.
Who cares if the government allows free speech only to have it taken away by the corporations that control our means to make our speech?
I never said they don't have to know how to use office. I said you shouldn't be looking for it on the resume.
Seriously? HR sees 15 years Microsoft SQL server exp and goes "Well, he doesn't say he knows how to use excel...."
College is not the real world, it's about learning, understanding, and searching. I would give partial credit to someone who has shown their work, but ultimately found the wrong answer. I would also give less credit to someone who has the right answer, but has no work to show.
Example, if I'm teaching OOP and I get a binary that solves the problem I gave, how do I know they used OOP? I'd give more credit to the guy with some source code that doesn't compile, but shows a better grasp of OOP.
When I grade my student's work I'm more interested in how he solved the problem rather than if the problem was solved.
Unless by DBA you mean 'microsoft access'.......
If you are looking for MS office on a resume for DBA's you need to fire that HR staff. They should be looking for the part of the resume that says "I know how to use that damn database you bought"
I'm the same way, only in reverse. I only respond to text messages and emails if they are pre-arranged and in my calendar.
Also, maybe the only time I have to talk is on that hour long drive from location A to B. I can't text you as that would be unsafe, but I can call you. Without VM I can't leave a message so how long do I let it ring and how long do I wait before calling again? If I left a VM I'd wait for you to call me back.
Is there a way I'm not aware of to derive a private key from a public key? If I only ever give facebook my public key how the hell would they ever get my private key? Are you saying facebook hacks my home desktops to steal private keys?
I've always hated cursive. It's always sloppy, impossible to read, and for the last 30 years has done nothing but piss me off. I'm glad to see it dead. Next up, comic sans.
Or worse, this shit becomes like wild yeast and the next time I brew beer I have to worry about creating a drink full of dope instead of just worrying a wild fermentation might just make it taste bad.
It's actually kinda intuitive. I don't have to reach for the dash (and I'm not a fan of controls on the steering wheel). I can lay my hand down comfortably and control any aspect of the car's entertainment system. Once setup I don't have to look over to use the system. I know where my favorites are and how to move around by feel, just like the old systems, only without the reach.
Where this would break down is if you were driving a manual. But that's what voice control is for.
Having bought a new car this year and a new car two years ago I think I'm right in their demographic. I'm a DINK in my 30's. I have been thinking about replacing my current audi with something newer. I looked a Mercedes and the reason I don't like them is mostly due to interior tech. I want a large display, centralized controls (like bmw, audi, and mazda). The more tech the better. My wife's new car has a HUD and that is really cool.
Sadly if you're not plush, luxury, and high tech, your not getting to provide my next car.
How is picking up a slab of beef and the store morally different than taking down a few deer?
Yes, let's all stop hunting deer in Indiana and Michigan. The ...something will eat them and they won't starve, get sick, and destroy our crops, smash into our cars, invade our lawns and bring diseased ticks. We killed all the predators a hundred years before I was born. We are the only thing keeping the herd in check.
Except that cubans are just as easy now to get as ever and are not very expensive. In fact, my cigar aficionados do not want the embargo to be stopped as it could cause a rise in prices and in counterfeits.
Now that we live in a world where healthcare is primarily self pay for the first few thousand, we need to take this into our own hands. Ask what a procedure costs before it's done and what other options are there.
Recently I had a bad sore throat (for like 2 weeks and it was getting worse). I go to the doctor and he wants to run a strep test. I ask him what we will do if it says I have strep. He replies that I would get antibiotics. I ask him what he will do if says I do not have strep. He says it's most likely still bacterial and he would give me antibiotics.
So I ask him why he wants to waste my money. After a talk about how my new improved insurance works we now talk about the cost vs results of my medical care.
I then shopped around for the prescription. I found that by calling places and telling them I did not have insurance I found a cheaper rate than buying it with my insurance! Medical care has now turned into a system similar to buying a car.
Who are Project Fi's cellular network partners?
Project Fi has partnered with Sprint and T-Mobile, two of the leading carriers in the US, to launch our service. You can view our US coverage at fi.google.com/coverage.
I have co-workers with both sprint and tmobile. They get no service here, yet google's coverage map shows the best possible coverage....WTF?