I tried to update from 9.4 to 9.10 but after 5 hours the update stopped responding, in fact the whole PC froze. I had to hard boot the PC, and the update was not complete the entire install was hosed. Luckily this was just a test system and I didn't lose any thing important, but if it was my main system I would have been rather upset. I have gotten into the habit of backing up all of my personal files to a removable drive when I do these upgrades just in case
I think the point is the length of the copyright. I agree that copyright is needed to protect peoples ideas and inventions, but after the creator/inventor is dead should the copyright still be in place? I believe the point was the length of the copyright, not copyright itself.
It's called usability testing, and many places will do this with test groups and users. Most of these users have no prior knowledge about the product so they are not biased in their expectations. Some companies will even have the users use a product were the engineer/developer can watch but not interact, think one way mirror.
Look into QA/Test work. Your CS degree gives you the technical knowledge and your support work gives you a user perspective. Not only can you work with a design team from a technical stand point, but you can also give them feed back on how the user might do things. This is a good combination for QA, it allows you to think outside of the box when you approach a problem.
I have a degree in security. I have spent numerous years doing support, keeping machines running and working in a data center. I finally broke down and got a degree, and instead of getting a general IT degree, I went for an IT degree in security. IT is such a large field that trying to say IT is just this, that or the other isn't fair. I realized that and focused in on security, something that isn't specific to support, keeping machines running or working in a data center.
This is only micro evolution, this bacteria is still the same bacteria, wake me when macro evolution occurs and the bacteria becomes a whole new species.
Hey it worked for me. And since I implemented this cost cutting measure upper management has taken it one step further. I now get every week off without pay.
Hey when I started school we didn't have any Macs. My wife is currently a teacher and her school has zero Macs as well. I believe it is all up to what the current Admin feels most comfortalble with. If you have a big issue with it go and talk to the Admin and find out why the Macs are not being replaced.
I see your point, but if these black boxes only record the last 5 seconds of your driving then what is wrong with just taking 5+ seconds to safely pull over to the side of the road? Besides in a crash during the last 5 seconds before impact I don't think there us much you can do to make your driving any safer.
As funny as this parent sounds this is a tried and true method. My wife who is an elementary teacher (3rd grade) uses this basic method for all of her students. You can even get these posters with cursive letters on them, or instead of posters there are tablets that have the letters printed across the top along with the arrows and a number of blank lines below for practicing.
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I tried to update from 9.4 to 9.10 but after 5 hours the update stopped responding, in fact the whole PC froze. I had to hard boot the PC, and the update was not complete the entire install was hosed. Luckily this was just a test system and I didn't lose any thing important, but if it was my main system I would have been rather upset. I have gotten into the habit of backing up all of my personal files to a removable drive when I do these upgrades just in case
I think the point is the length of the copyright. I agree that copyright is needed to protect peoples ideas and inventions, but after the creator/inventor is dead should the copyright still be in place? I believe the point was the length of the copyright, not copyright itself.
It's called usability testing, and many places will do this with test groups and users. Most of these users have no prior knowledge about the product so they are not biased in their expectations. Some companies will even have the users use a product were the engineer/developer can watch but not interact, think one way mirror.
By the way my patent on the biological reproductive process in humans will go into affect today. So all you with kids prepare to cough up.
Sorry I can show prior art.
Look into QA/Test work. Your CS degree gives you the technical knowledge and your support work gives you a user perspective. Not only can you work with a design team from a technical stand point, but you can also give them feed back on how the user might do things. This is a good combination for QA, it allows you to think outside of the box when you approach a problem.
I have a degree in security. I have spent numerous years doing support, keeping machines running and working in a data center. I finally broke down and got a degree, and instead of getting a general IT degree, I went for an IT degree in security. IT is such a large field that trying to say IT is just this, that or the other isn't fair. I realized that and focused in on security, something that isn't specific to support, keeping machines running or working in a data center.
This is only micro evolution, this bacteria is still the same bacteria, wake me when macro evolution occurs and the bacteria becomes a whole new species.
My company relies on 3rd party software to help secure mobile devices. Currently they use OneBridge for secure email and Afaria for device encryption.
You can build a new kernel after you install though, something that I have done multiple times already.
So you are just describing a cluster F*ck?
Hey it worked for me. And since I implemented this cost cutting measure upper management has taken it one step further. I now get every week off without pay.
You must have a HPUX system.
Who else is going to sweep the floors? Not robots they are too busy making cars.
Or put the $ in front of the value.
Hey when I started school we didn't have any Macs. My wife is currently a teacher and her school has zero Macs as well. I believe it is all up to what the current Admin feels most comfortalble with. If you have a big issue with it go and talk to the Admin and find out why the Macs are not being replaced.
I see your point, but if these black boxes only record the last 5 seconds of your driving then what is wrong with just taking 5+ seconds to safely pull over to the side of the road? Besides in a crash during the last 5 seconds before impact I don't think there us much you can do to make your driving any safer.
As funny as this parent sounds this is a tried and true method. My wife who is an elementary teacher (3rd grade) uses this basic method for all of her students. You can even get these posters with cursive letters on them, or instead of posters there are tablets that have the letters printed across the top along with the arrows and a number of blank lines below for practicing.