OK, dumbshit. Perhaps you didn't realize that all federally funded jobs include provisions for special consideration for veterans. It has been that way for your entire life, not just since Obama was elected.
The issue is, under what circumstances is it worthwhile to spend time writing a virus/trojan/whatever.
Clearly financial gain is THE prime motivator, although notoriety is a close second - mostly because it leads to money.
The war, though, is certainly winnable. The idea of certified manifests is getting close to the solution - there is certainly more work and thought to be applied to that though.
End user expectation management is in order too. The days of downloading software are coming to a close. I really don't see the need for most devices to have this functionality. Downloading from a known trusted source is one thing. Downloading from user configurable sources is mostly stupid - since the vast majority of users are simply too stupid to make good decisions.
My statistic - that at least 50% of the Indians that I have worked with are incompetent - is not made up. It is an estimate, true, but trust me, the estimate erred on the side of conservatism in that the number is more like 65%.
I've worked with plenty of Indian engineers (mechanical, electronic, and software) over the past 30+ years, and my general impression is that at least 50% have no knowledge of the subject matter at all. As far as I could tell they simply purchased a document claiming they had a degree. So, this appears to be just another example.
For my generation it was too much TV causing these issues.
What I see now are children who have zero social skills because their parents don't enforce any minimum standard of behavior. They get nowhere near enough exercise, nowhere near enough unsupervised time to just be kids and do stupid shit, far too much poor quality food, and are completely over-indulged.
My kids weren't allowed in the house after school unless it was pissing it down with rain, in which case, they were expected to be doing their homework. They had real chores to do from an early age including mowing the lawn, folding laundry, sweeping the floor, etc. I see none of this happening any more in any of my neighbours houses.
You simply can't let children do anything they want, all the time. Children need rules, and they need to do productive work too.
Yet another made up word, where an existing word is already available, widely used, and only a few millimeters longer.
While I can appreciate that stories on slashdot have to keep up with the times, that doesn't mean Headlines should contain uncommon/unnecessarily stupid/undefined words. That just makes slashdot look more stupid than it (usually) already does.
My over-all impression is of a typical fool who thought (maybe still thinks) that he's the next Steve Wozniac, but in fact had none of the knowledge, or ability that The Woz had at that age.
Anybody can come up with a cool idea for a cutting edge product. Hell, I do it daily. The reality is, there is a big difference between an idea and a product.
Yes, it is important to try something new. It's also important to have a reality check. Small steps people !
Home Schooling:
Pros: Your over-indulged child won't be a nuisance to other children at school.
Cons: Your maladjusted teenager/young adult will be (a nuisance) later in life.
Public Schooling:
Pros: Your child will learn about life outside of his over-indulged home.
Cons: Other children will have to put up with him.
Yeah, you know, I can construct idiotic examples of cases where the government is over-regulating too.
Unfortunately - and despite what you would like to believe - licensing is just as much about consumer protection as it is about taxation. But, hey, you go ahead and drink the snake oil, see if I care.
No, but doing a job for money makes one a "professional". There is a very distinct difference for a good reason, or perhaps you would be happy trusting your unlicensed gas fitter, or surgeon.
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OK, dumbshit. Perhaps you didn't realize that all federally funded jobs include provisions for special consideration for veterans. It has been that way for your entire life, not just since Obama was elected.
But, please feel free to display your ignorance.
The issue is, under what circumstances is it worthwhile to spend time writing a virus/trojan/whatever.
Clearly financial gain is THE prime motivator, although notoriety is a close second - mostly because it leads to money.
The war, though, is certainly winnable. The idea of certified manifests is getting close to the solution - there is certainly more work and thought to be applied to that though.
End user expectation management is in order too. The days of downloading software are coming to a close. I really don't see the need for most devices to have this functionality. Downloading from a known trusted source is one thing. Downloading from user configurable sources is mostly stupid - since the vast majority of users are simply too stupid to make good decisions.
Surely you mean concrete.
Cement is only one ingredient in concrete.
moral - I'm not sure that word means what you think it does.
My statistic - that at least 50% of the Indians that I have worked with are incompetent - is not made up. It is an estimate, true, but trust me, the estimate erred on the side of conservatism in that the number is more like 65%.
... are bogus as far as I can tell.
I've worked with plenty of Indian engineers (mechanical, electronic, and software) over the past 30+ years, and my general impression is that at least 50% have no knowledge of the subject matter at all. As far as I could tell they simply purchased a document claiming they had a degree. So, this appears to be just another example.
The moon is nearly microscopically small when used as a shield for the earth.
Indeed, my feelings exactly.
For my generation it was too much TV causing these issues.
What I see now are children who have zero social skills because their parents don't enforce any minimum standard of behavior. They get nowhere near enough exercise, nowhere near enough unsupervised time to just be kids and do stupid shit, far too much poor quality food, and are completely over-indulged.
My kids weren't allowed in the house after school unless it was pissing it down with rain, in which case, they were expected to be doing their homework. They had real chores to do from an early age including mowing the lawn, folding laundry, sweeping the floor, etc. I see none of this happening any more in any of my neighbours houses.
You simply can't let children do anything they want, all the time. Children need rules, and they need to do productive work too.
Actually, they have different standards.
Dox, Doxxed, doxxing.
Yet another made up word, where an existing word is already available, widely used, and only a few millimeters longer.
While I can appreciate that stories on slashdot have to keep up with the times, that doesn't mean Headlines should contain uncommon/unnecessarily stupid/undefined words. That just makes slashdot look more stupid than it (usually) already does.
Like
/*" > fubar.txt
echo "sudo rm -rf
chmod 777 fubar.txt
Yep, can't be harmful, it's a text file.
My over-all impression is of a typical fool who thought (maybe still thinks) that he's the next Steve Wozniac, but in fact had none of the knowledge, or ability that The Woz had at that age.
Anybody can come up with a cool idea for a cutting edge product. Hell, I do it daily.
The reality is, there is a big difference between an idea and a product.
Yes, it is important to try something new. It's also important to have a reality check. Small steps people !
...another cargo cultist.
My search show a grand total of 2 other times the word has been used in a slashdot headline.
Please show me another example of its use on slashdot.
...who had no idea what "swatting" meant, until reading the linked article.
Since when do we use unknown/uncommon words in headlines ?
....Is NOT anything like a large project.
It's almost small.
Tell that to any successful comedian.
In comedy, delivery is everything
Home Schooling:
Pros: Your over-indulged child won't be a nuisance to other children at school.
Cons: Your maladjusted teenager/young adult will be (a nuisance) later in life.
Public Schooling:
Pros: Your child will learn about life outside of his over-indulged home.
Cons: Other children will have to put up with him.
So you can see the chips and battery inside of it ?
Good frigging question
...many computing algorithms rely upon randomization for efficiency.
Yeah, you know, I can construct idiotic examples of cases where the government is over-regulating too.
Unfortunately - and despite what you would like to believe - licensing is just as much about consumer protection as it is about taxation. But, hey, you go ahead and drink the snake oil, see if I care.
No, but doing a job for money makes one a "professional". There is a very distinct difference for a good reason, or perhaps you would be happy trusting your unlicensed gas fitter, or surgeon.
...as antivirus suppliers themselves have admitted, anti-virus software only slows your system down (dramatically)
If the code is well written - I know, Windows ? - then tracking down and fixing a bug should take minutes, not months.