...and if you find a microfiche in the library, you can find my letter in Byte Magazine circa 1984ish about some technology I forgot that I used to know. Now stop sneering in disdain at my 80 column card wall art; I was a visionary in my youth.
I've never had many problems admining windows boxen. Admining someone else's windows box....there's problems aplenty. And then you use dban, no problems.
Exactly. $200 is a low price to enter an already defined market of enterprise customers who have real money to spend. And enterprise customers who have real security requirements which Android hasn't even begun to address.
Yes, an authoritative central DNS is counter to the basic premise of the Internet. But, if a centralized naming source does not exist, in order to defend Trademarks, companies would need to spend more money finding all DNS names on all DNS registries to prove in court they were defending their trademark. Far cheaper to use political contributions and power to ensure only a single controllable Domain Name Service exists.
Thus we see the effect of the increasing implementation of business needs over community needs on the Internet.
Did Anonymous get a permit to protest the web site using a DDOS? Usually, police cannot break up a protest if the group has filed for a permit and does not protest on the actual property of the business. Was the DDOS on the actual property/webserver of the company; or was the DDOS on Internet public right of ways [assuming such a definition can be determined]. Where can I apply for a permit to protest a website such that all visitors must see my protest web content first?
Although the whole concept of getting a permit to protest is bizarre....
...got an Android phone they are stuck with the OS version it shipped with.....Meanwhile, every iPhone user,,,
RTFA before you comment? This is about tablets; not phones. I have avoided the Droid phones for just this reason. But a $275 tablet is a useful device; and Honeycomb will be supported on tablets for which is was designed
what a waste... can't people just stop bickering about meaningless things
will it matter next week? next month? in a year?
For you this may be a waste. But the average person has no clue as to the extent and importance of net neutrality. The more discussion about this subject and the higher the profile of this subject, we might actually begin to get some real discussion on net neutrality. Currently, the discussion centers around which version of targeted net neutrality will be implemented to benefit a special group instead of society as a whole.
Using NoSquint addon with Firefox, increasing font size beyond 110% text begins to truncate from the left margin. I will not read Slashdot in 8 point type.
Which begs the question: how do we build a better resume? Still -- we are consigned to truth as defined on paper. Letters of reference from (supposed) nobles have been replaced with letters of reference [degrees] from corporate type institutions -- with all the flaws of lack of real accountability. We've spread the risk; and generally lowered our return in an attempt to standardize the measure of talent.
I appreciate the extensive reply on all the time consuming and detailed work you perform to fill a position. Such work is tedious and exhausting; but not the hard work I intentionally did not specify. The hardest work is not that which consumes the most significant portion of time and apparent effort. Comprehension of an applicants possibilities is the hardest task for the hiring manager. Most don't make the effort.
From my experience as both applicant and hiring manager, those who quick-sort applicants based on degrees regardless of an applicants' experience show a propensity to laziness in all aspects of their profession. Your post gave me the impression you were a quick-sort type.
You keep putting words and inferences in my statement which I did not originally include explicitly or implicitly. I suggest you examine your own assumptions and biases.
Not having a college degree makes you much less impressive when I have a stack of 200 people who do.
Basically, you are unwilling to do the hard work required to build an effective team. Instead, you take the easy path and assume that an institutional designation of qualified is the same as the correct qualifications for your company. You are part of the problem.
Somehow local politics always attracts those who have no authority or responsibility elsewhere; and they use local politics as an attempt to "be somebody". From my experience, these children can only focus on the most simplistic concepts. Complex concepts with effective checks and balances could not be implemented because those most drawn to local politics could not handle the complex human structures elsewhere. So they create their own simple cesspool in their village.
Milling is only messy because the impetus of industrial machining is minimizing machine time to minimize cost and increase profits. If the depth and speed of cut is modified from maximum productivity to chip control, the mess can be effectively contained. [assuming you are not cutting 304L stainless or similarly disgustingly obstinate material]. Tooling will need to be chosen to minimize heating instead of maximizing cut volume.
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One ring to rule them all, eh? Go see the movie again. This time, stay all the way till the end.
I have to agree high unemployment has trimmed the illegal immigrant problem. The day laborers standing on the corner, and the "gypsy landscapers", have decreased dramatically. Service in restaurants, especially the ability to communicate in American English, has improved as more Americans need the lower wage employment.
Microsoft has been told they cannot beat up the children on the Internet playground anymore. Instead, since Google doesn't want to play Microsoft's game, MS tells all the other kids that the Googlites are weird, wear their underwear backwards, and aren't smart enough to play a real game.
I see Amazon using the Android apps as a loss leader to sell the rest of their inventory. Buy a book, get the ebook at 50%, and have a free book app for your Android. Buy some computer software/hardware/other gadget, get an Android app at 50% off or free depending on price/volume. How many obsessive compulsives do you know who would buy a home weather station if it could constantly report the conditions to their smartphone? Or cat monitor, or fridge status, etc etc.
Even if all these types of software already exist thru individual purchases or smart purchasing, don't underestimate the selling power of bundling for lazy/unsmart people.
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...and if you find a microfiche in the library, you can find my letter in Byte Magazine circa 1984ish about some technology I forgot that I used to know.
Now stop sneering in disdain at my 80 column card wall art; I was a visionary in my youth.
I've never had many problems admining windows boxen. Admining someone else's windows box....there's problems aplenty. And then you use dban, no problems.
Exactly. $200 is a low price to enter an already defined market of enterprise customers who have real money to spend. And enterprise customers who have real security requirements which Android hasn't even begun to address.
Yes, an authoritative central DNS is counter to the basic premise of the Internet. But, if a centralized naming source does not exist, in order to defend Trademarks, companies would need to spend more money finding all DNS names on all DNS registries to prove in court they were defending their trademark. Far cheaper to use political contributions and power to ensure only a single controllable Domain Name Service exists.
Thus we see the effect of the increasing implementation of business needs over community needs on the Internet.
Did you forget how to direct the honeybees to create distortion free wax recordings.....AGAIN!
And your audio playback lacks punch; remember to use the water smoothed igneous rocks instead of the sedimentary ones.
...and remove or modify fingerprints permanently.
Can I get a sure grip surface to increase adhesion?
Did Anonymous get a permit to protest the web site using a DDOS? Usually, police cannot break up a protest if the group has filed for a permit and does not protest on the actual property of the business. Was the DDOS on the actual property/webserver of the company; or was the DDOS on Internet public right of ways [assuming such a definition can be determined]. Where can I apply for a permit to protest a website such that all visitors must see my protest web content first?
Although the whole concept of getting a permit to protest is bizarre....
...got an Android phone they are stuck with the OS version it shipped with.....Meanwhile, every iPhone user,,,
RTFA before you comment? This is about tablets; not phones. I have avoided the Droid phones for just this reason. But a $275 tablet is a useful device; and Honeycomb will be supported on tablets for which is was designed
what a waste... can't people just stop bickering about meaningless things
will it matter next week? next month? in a year?
For you this may be a waste. But the average person has no clue as to the extent and importance of net neutrality. The more discussion about this subject and the higher the profile of this subject, we might actually begin to get some real discussion on net neutrality. Currently, the discussion centers around which version of targeted net neutrality will be implemented to benefit a special group instead of society as a whole.
Using NoSquint addon with Firefox, increasing font size beyond 110% text begins to truncate from the left margin. I will not read Slashdot in 8 point type.
Find is such a passive-aggressive method. Let's try an explicit experiment instead.
Which begs the question: how do we build a better resume? Still -- we are consigned to truth as defined on paper. Letters of reference from (supposed) nobles have been replaced with letters of reference [degrees] from corporate type institutions -- with all the flaws of lack of real accountability. We've spread the risk; and generally lowered our return in an attempt to standardize the measure of talent.
I appreciate the extensive reply on all the time consuming and detailed work you perform to fill a position. Such work is tedious and exhausting; but not the hard work I intentionally did not specify. The hardest work is not that which consumes the most significant portion of time and apparent effort. Comprehension of an applicants possibilities is the hardest task for the hiring manager. Most don't make the effort.
From my experience as both applicant and hiring manager, those who quick-sort applicants based on degrees regardless of an applicants' experience show a propensity to laziness in all aspects of their profession. Your post gave me the impression you were a quick-sort type.
You keep putting words and inferences in my statement which I did not originally include explicitly or implicitly. I suggest you examine your own assumptions and biases.
I don't have the time to find out
Not having a college degree makes you much less impressive when I have a stack of 200 people who do.
Basically, you are unwilling to do the hard work required to build an effective team. Instead, you take the easy path and assume that an institutional designation of qualified is the same as the correct qualifications for your company. You are part of the problem.
Somehow local politics always attracts those who have no authority or responsibility elsewhere; and they use local politics as an attempt to "be somebody". From my experience, these children can only focus on the most simplistic concepts. Complex concepts with effective checks and balances could not be implemented because those most drawn to local politics could not handle the complex human structures elsewhere. So they create their own simple cesspool in their village.
Milling is only messy because the impetus of industrial machining is minimizing machine time to minimize cost and increase profits. If the depth and speed of cut is modified from maximum productivity to chip control, the mess can be effectively contained. [assuming you are not cutting 304L stainless or similarly disgustingly obstinate material]. Tooling will need to be chosen to minimize heating instead of maximizing cut volume.
One ring to rule them all, eh?
Go see the movie again. This time, stay all the way till the end.
I have to agree high unemployment has trimmed the illegal immigrant problem. The day laborers standing on the corner, and the "gypsy landscapers", have decreased dramatically. Service in restaurants, especially the ability to communicate in American English, has improved as more Americans need the lower wage employment.
Microsoft has been told they cannot beat up the children on the Internet playground anymore. Instead, since Google doesn't want to play Microsoft's game, MS tells all the other kids that the Googlites are weird, wear their underwear backwards, and aren't smart enough to play a real game.
Mathematical analogy meets cookware -- brilliant! I can't wait to see your math/food analogies.
Looks like he wants to play haptile or taptics; you would have to ask.
Because they are not looking at you using the same mirror you are using.
I see Amazon using the Android apps as a loss leader to sell the rest of their inventory. Buy a book, get the ebook at 50%, and have a free book app for your Android. Buy some computer software/hardware/other gadget, get an Android app at 50% off or free depending on price/volume. How many obsessive compulsives do you know who would buy a home weather station if it could constantly report the conditions to their smartphone? Or cat monitor, or fridge status, etc etc.
Even if all these types of software already exist thru individual purchases or smart purchasing, don't underestimate the selling power of bundling for lazy/unsmart people.