The slave wages in China or Mexico are higher, proportionally, than the "living wage" of most people in America. It's just that the standard of living is much lover overall in those countries.
Cheney's "more important things to do" including supporting a wife and two kids.
Kerry, in contrast, went home after 3 1/2 months in Vietnam and sided with the Viet Cong.
If you've got programmers doing math and/or algorithms, chances are you've got a big failure coming up for at least 95% of jobs that require programmers unless that job title has "research" in it.
Well, the "recession" was for the first two fiscal quarters of 2001 (i.e. the last two quarters of 2000) but the NASDAQ started it's plunge in March of 2000 and really got up to speed in April with the Microsoft Anti-trust ruling. By 2001 the stock market had pretty much leveled off until the Worldcom/Enron collapses followed closely by 9/11.
Hey!
I'm an English, History, and Communications dropout who knows HTML and can author some VBScript, I've managed to find pretty lucrative programming contracts since my corporate IT job got outsourced early this year.
I've seen compiler output long before gentoo existed. Seeing more of it won't teach me anything new. Likewise, I've used symlinks before LFS, so using that won't teach me anything new either.
I really like thunderbird, but if I'm reading a good thread in slashdot and I want to buy some herbal viagra, I can't just right click on my email and "open in new browser tab" That's why I still use the full mozilla suite.
The problem is that "old fashioned" security doesn't matter anymore. In order to stop viruses, malware, etc, you need to block ports 80, 110, & 5901/6901. It all comes through email, web, & chat anymore. And alot of it is starting to tunnel using ssh through 80.
giving up your right to own a weapon doesn't reduce the chance of people being shot. Do you still want to make knives illegal? What about clubs and other blunt objects? What about muscles. Sam Colt made the skinny guy able to defend himself against the buff dude. And who's going to defend us against the cops. I recently had a cop DRAW HIS PISTOL ON ME because I didn't want to listen to his lecture about why he was blocking the road, and instead decided to turn my car around and find a route not blocked by an imperious imbecile. (In all fairness, he may have thought I was trying to ignore his roadblock, but killing civilians in order to defend a flawed theory of traffic flow is worse than anything Stalin did.)
Applications like Peoplesoft and SAP are *VERY* resistant to migration. That's the whole point of these otherwise not-so-complex applications. 75% of the code is designed to lock you in to the vendor, although when it comes down to it, it's just forms and database tables and reports. The complexity comes from the proprietary lock-in designed to prevent you from getting at your information in non-standard ways. You can't just query a peoplesoft database. Since I'm throwing stones, I'll mention Siebel, JD Edwards, and Quicken while I'm at it.
That's right, the board has to obey the shareholders. Peoplesoft is a publicly traded company. If Oracle is willing to pay what the shareholder are asking, then they're the new shareholders. "We reserver the right to reserve service..." does not apply to publicly traded companies. If you wanted to still control your company, you shouldn't have sold it.
That said, earlier, Peoplesofts shareholders resisted a bid by Oracle to purchase their shares, feeling that a short-term profit was less than the long term gains of not being an Oracle-subsidiary, and thus the share price rose above the Oracle offer.
He has no clue what "estimate" means.
He wants you to estimate fixed dates such the year Harold II became King of England. And estimate obscure measured quanta such as the distance between the earth and the moon. The few real categories for estimations are ballpark-pulled-out-of-the-ass number like how many shopping bags are used anually by Australians, and in such cases, his "factual" numbers are so wildly off as to be rediculous. And then after being called on it, admits that he uses basically random numbers and made up equations, and then performs them incorrectly. Then there are the "estimates" which are really biases numbers pulled out of someone else's hat, created to justify personal motivations, using loaded, unquantifiable terms, such as how many british are "functionally" illiterate.
Crap. No, shit. His political survey (I quit halfway through) is so loaded as to be even more rEdiculous.
Yeah!
Only let's ditch the XML, and make them persistable, provide some kind of transaction locking mechanism, and call these little "gifts" something else, something like "files"
If the time frame to brute force will take 6 years, then you will get it done twice as fast if you start 3 years from now (with quadruple the computing power.)
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The slave wages in China or Mexico are higher, proportionally, than the "living wage" of most people in America. It's just that the standard of living is much lover overall in those countries.
Cheney's "more important things to do" including supporting a wife and two kids. Kerry, in contrast, went home after 3 1/2 months in Vietnam and sided with the Viet Cong.
Well, FICA, to start with.
If you've got programmers doing math and/or algorithms, chances are you've got a big failure coming up for at least 95% of jobs that require programmers unless that job title has "research" in it.
Well, the "recession" was for the first two fiscal quarters of 2001 (i.e. the last two quarters of 2000) but the NASDAQ started it's plunge in March of 2000 and really got up to speed in April with the Microsoft Anti-trust ruling. By 2001 the stock market had pretty much leveled off until the Worldcom/Enron collapses followed closely by 9/11.
Hey! I'm an English, History, and Communications dropout who knows HTML and can author some VBScript, I've managed to find pretty lucrative programming contracts since my corporate IT job got outsourced early this year.
I've seen compiler output long before gentoo existed. Seeing more of it won't teach me anything new. Likewise, I've used symlinks before LFS, so using that won't teach me anything new either.
10W-50!?! -- That's a pretty thick viscosity.
But is his establishment on the map? I can't find it.
I really like thunderbird, but if I'm reading a good thread in slashdot and I want to buy some herbal viagra, I can't just right click on my email and "open in new browser tab" That's why I still use the full mozilla suite.
rewinding (and fastforwarding) is a FEATURE, not a defect.
I'm pretty sure this was meant to be a "there are more than 5 billion people in the world, and fewer than 5 billion addresses in IPv4."
The problem is that "old fashioned" security doesn't matter anymore. In order to stop viruses, malware, etc, you need to block ports 80, 110, & 5901/6901. It all comes through email, web, & chat anymore. And alot of it is starting to tunnel using ssh through 80.
giving up your right to own a weapon doesn't reduce the chance of people being shot. Do you still want to make knives illegal? What about clubs and other blunt objects? What about muscles. Sam Colt made the skinny guy able to defend himself against the buff dude. And who's going to defend us against the cops. I recently had a cop DRAW HIS PISTOL ON ME because I didn't want to listen to his lecture about why he was blocking the road, and instead decided to turn my car around and find a route not blocked by an imperious imbecile. (In all fairness, he may have thought I was trying to ignore his roadblock, but killing civilians in order to defend a flawed theory of traffic flow is worse than anything Stalin did.)
of course, the controlling interest is usually around 25% of the shares.
You're right. Configuring ERP software is a vast majority of the problem.
I don't trust bullion. Give me stamped coin from a trustworthy mint. I don't have time to weigh and displace my gold to make sure it's pure.
Applications like Peoplesoft and SAP are *VERY* resistant to migration. That's the whole point of these otherwise not-so-complex applications. 75% of the code is designed to lock you in to the vendor, although when it comes down to it, it's just forms and database tables and reports. The complexity comes from the proprietary lock-in designed to prevent you from getting at your information in non-standard ways. You can't just query a peoplesoft database. Since I'm throwing stones, I'll mention Siebel, JD Edwards, and Quicken while I'm at it.
That's right, the board has to obey the shareholders. Peoplesoft is a publicly traded company. If Oracle is willing to pay what the shareholder are asking, then they're the new shareholders. "We reserver the right to reserve service..." does not apply to publicly traded companies. If you wanted to still control your company, you shouldn't have sold it. That said, earlier, Peoplesofts shareholders resisted a bid by Oracle to purchase their shares, feeling that a short-term profit was less than the long term gains of not being an Oracle-subsidiary, and thus the share price rose above the Oracle offer.
there's 4 eyas is Sveedeech, ja?
He has no clue what "estimate" means. He wants you to estimate fixed dates such the year Harold II became King of England. And estimate obscure measured quanta such as the distance between the earth and the moon. The few real categories for estimations are ballpark-pulled-out-of-the-ass number like how many shopping bags are used anually by Australians, and in such cases, his "factual" numbers are so wildly off as to be rediculous. And then after being called on it, admits that he uses basically random numbers and made up equations, and then performs them incorrectly. Then there are the "estimates" which are really biases numbers pulled out of someone else's hat, created to justify personal motivations, using loaded, unquantifiable terms, such as how many british are "functionally" illiterate. Crap. No, shit. His political survey (I quit halfway through) is so loaded as to be even more rEdiculous.
Is there a patch to python that can alter that syntax?
Yeah! Only let's ditch the XML, and make them persistable, provide some kind of transaction locking mechanism, and call these little "gifts" something else, something like "files"
But ascii doesn't Elvish, Klingon, or ancient Mandarin characters.
If the time frame to brute force will take 6 years, then you will get it done twice as fast if you start 3 years from now (with quadruple the computing power.)