When I moved into programming, I was allowed into the datacenter after 5PM after bosses and coworkers were no longer around to complain and could submit my own decks and retreive my own reports.
Two finger keypunching the code revisions was also de rigeur. I sure miss the steel forms ruler I was given after helping out after hours one night. Thankfully I still have my Green card (it is yellow) carefully re-inforeced with scotch tape (this was before duct tape became wildly popular amongst the geek set).
Eye reading assembly from SOC7 hex dumps, good times, good times.
Also used PANVALET on 3270 terminals to code and had to enter changes from the bottom up or the system would get confused about line numbers after an insert/delete and did horrible things to the cardfile.
Still make changes bottom up to this day, once bitten twice shy.
So a "true" impersonation of a public official would be allowed?
Does it require poorly applied makup, a badly tailored suit and accepting bribes from local busnessmen?
Anybody with physical access to a machine, essentially has absolute power over it. and how many employees can resist thesdirens call of dancing bunnies and weatherbug?
I dont think there is much R&D done at the infernal Revenue.
Isolate the XP machines to a quarrantine VLAN and lock the switch port to the MAC address. Not that I think that an IT staff that dug this hole is competent to ameliorate the consequences. I doubt they can even SPELL Network Access Control let alone deploy it.
http://hhvm.com/ from TFSite "an open-source virtual machine designed for executing programs written in Hack and PHP. HHVM uses a just-in-time (JIT) compilation approach to achieve superior performance while maintaining the development flexibility that PHP provides."
the "thought" is that Cisco was being forced to write compromised code...
far more likely they offered Pakastani pre-comprimised code as an "upgrade" option for 30% off their uneasonable retail price to all government agencies
260 char path?!?, the 80's called, they want their asinine name limitations back. I lost a years worth of coding history to a backup program that silently truncated fie paths it was supposed to be archiving. If they give such a rats ass about it use a vchar[2048] field. Hopefully it will at least produce a warning that the brain dead field length is too small.
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When I moved into programming, I was allowed into the datacenter after 5PM after bosses and coworkers were no longer around to complain and could submit my own decks and retreive my own reports. Two finger keypunching the code revisions was also de rigeur. I sure miss the steel forms ruler I was given after helping out after hours one night. Thankfully I still have my Green card (it is yellow) carefully re-inforeced with scotch tape (this was before duct tape became wildly popular amongst the geek set). Eye reading assembly from SOC7 hex dumps, good times, good times. Also used PANVALET on 3270 terminals to code and had to enter changes from the bottom up or the system would get confused about line numbers after an insert/delete and did horrible things to the cardfile. Still make changes bottom up to this day, once bitten twice shy.
Couldn't they have just said "Don't use Microsoft Products, anytime, anywhere, ever?" That's so much easier.
FTFY
you left out inverting the power feed to the deflector dish
So a "true" impersonation of a public official would be allowed? Does it require poorly applied makup, a badly tailored suit and accepting bribes from local busnessmen?
I imagine the "site" would be a bar, jawboning with his buddies.
Sam Adams aint a particularly bad beer, certainly nor one deserving of a scathing article. Now if you want to bad mouth Pabst Blue Ribbon ...
Is that a GM (gentoo modified) hard kernel?
Anybody with physical access to a machine, essentially has absolute power over it. and how many employees can resist thesdirens call of dancing bunnies and weatherbug?
I dont think there is much R&D done at the infernal Revenue. Isolate the XP machines to a quarrantine VLAN and lock the switch port to the MAC address. Not that I think that an IT staff that dug this hole is competent to ameliorate the consequences. I doubt they can even SPELL Network Access Control let alone deploy it.
Seems only fair given how they treat the average citizen (i,e. non-politicians, non-moguls)
adblock plus custom entry "http://slashdot.org/*.mp3*"
So THAT'S where the horrible smell is coming from, I shuda paid more attention to the cheeto crumbs in the tire treads.
http://hhvm.com/ from TFSite "an open-source virtual machine designed for executing programs written in Hack and PHP. HHVM uses a just-in-time (JIT) compilation approach to achieve superior performance while maintaining the development flexibility that PHP provides."
> you can cave it into the air
Stalagmites are optional
TS;DR (Too Stupid; Didnt Read) How would one say "Sit on it and rotate, hoser" in Quebec-ese?
Windows phone 8 is designed to violate your privacy at every turn while locking you into their curated app store.
How well is their cancer cure rated?
Can I still work on the C-123 I bought at a Military surplus auction and stay healthy?
Sorry no mod points, excellent John Ringo Paladin series quote.
neighbors are almost always idiiots regardless of the number/agehealth of their offspring or their usage of FCC certified products.
the "thought" is that Cisco was being forced to write compromised code...
far more likely they offered Pakastani pre-comprimised code as an "upgrade" option for 30% off their uneasonable retail price to all government agencies
Godspeed.
One has to wonder, would a meth-addicted God be better or worse than the incomptetent one currently holding sway?
Corporations ARE the governent. Welcome to America.
Remaining in Mom's basement doesn't seem to an egregiously burdensome pre-requisite.
http://www.rakuten.com/prod/pogoplug-mobile-wireless-backup-access-share-your-pc-mac-tablet/223435914.html?listingId=206407980
I'm glad you like it, but I don't like key combinations like f-a-n-t-a-s-t-i-c.
hmmm, what would the actual result of that metakey sequence be?
260 char path?!?, the 80's called, they want their asinine name limitations back. I lost a years worth of coding history to a backup program that silently truncated fie paths it was supposed to be archiving. If they give such a rats ass about it use a vchar[2048] field. Hopefully it will at least produce a warning that the brain dead field length is too small.