Why are you guys trying to create more coders with your new K-12 core subject? All that shit is being off-shored now. And thats before you look at the H1-B situation. You'd be better off flipping burgers. lol
Let me tell you how it will be spent. a few million will go on some BS diversity garbage for PR purposes. The rest will go on "expenses" and maintenance of sports programs.
...there is some sort of diagnostic machine attached to it and it can actually extract some sort of medical info from the brain. I'm not a doctor though.
The ad industry is killing the ad industry. When I reinstall my OS and start a browser before installing an ad blocker the web looks and sounds like complete shit.
auto start video ads and popup ads that popup about on web pages 30 seconds after you start reading an article are my 2 least favorite ad types.
Fuck em
Never buying from that company again and will, in my capacity as family tech support guy, ensure that nobody in my family buys one.
Wow. That company cannot die quick enough.
... fewer lines means better software right? Why not write it in Python and get it down to one line. That would clearly be the best implementation.
Seriously though, has s2n been audited independently? Who has been involved in its development (Amazon and...)? You can't wheel out the line count and claim a revolutions has happened.
Came downstairs this morning to find the TV on and the Chromecast setup screen. Complete with new Chromecast device ID number, (e.g format ChromcastWXYZ).
YouTube stopped working, didn;t try netflix. God dammit Google.
So? The Statue of Liberty was created in France, but it is an American landmark, why?
Because it is based in America. It's not a difficult concept. Ask a grown up to explain it to you using sock puppets if you are still struggling with it.
France is so outraged they are going to introduce more laws to allow greater snooping powers on their own citizens?
I'm surprised they didn't also introduce pay rises for themselves, ya know, coz of the outrage.
[D]espite best of intentions, we made very serious mistakes. We failed to secure licenses from rights holders for the vast amount of music on the service
How is it that if I shared that many songs with that many people without authorization I'd be fined literally trillions of dollars, but they get to walk away like this? Very odd.
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Why are you guys trying to create more coders with your new K-12 core subject? All that shit is being off-shored now. And thats before you look at the H1-B situation. You'd be better off flipping burgers. lol
BOOOO for the imperial system!!
" invited Chicago and Los Angeles to investigate whether the company's Fiber internet service would work there"
Wow are we talking about the US or Cuba here? Why not just go ahead and compete in the market and stop asking permission?
Its not going to work, and besides he only said that to kickstart a conversation in the UK about annoying ads.
Yahoo! think its a player. Good for you Yahoo!.
So some nobody dies in Ukraine. Way to send a message dude.
lol "taxpayers".
Let me tell you how it will be spent. a few million will go on some BS diversity garbage for PR purposes. The rest will go on "expenses" and maintenance of sports programs.
Your expert witness credentials check out just fine. When can you start?
This story made me laugh. However I feel Apple will whittle away at the amount and get away with paying a tiny fraction.
Dingos will eat ALL their babies! Who cares, chuck another shrimp on the barbie mate
Unfortunately that is the way thing stand. In the US at least.
Laws written by corporations and rubber stamped by corrupt politicians trump all other concerns it seems.
What is it with Germans and their love of gassing people?
Fuck sakes Germany, get another hobby or something
You're touchy. We should totally hang out.
...there is some sort of diagnostic machine attached to it and it can actually extract some sort of medical info from the brain. I'm not a doctor though.
...pseudo-code. And this article pseudo-journalism.
Now everyone, write an article that contains the word "code" in the title. It will make morons feel smart when they read it.
The ad industry is killing the ad industry. When I reinstall my OS and start a browser before installing an ad blocker the web looks and sounds like complete shit.
auto start video ads and popup ads that popup about on web pages 30 seconds after you start reading an article are my 2 least favorite ad types.
Fuck em
Never buying from that company again and will, in my capacity as family tech support guy, ensure that nobody in my family buys one. Wow. That company cannot die quick enough.
Fewer lines means easier to audit once someone gets down to it, though.
Nobody who has ever coded even on a reasonably complex software project would say such a thing.
... fewer lines means better software right? Why not write it in Python and get it down to one line. That would clearly be the best implementation.
Seriously though, has s2n been audited independently? Who has been involved in its development (Amazon and...)? You can't wheel out the line count and claim a revolutions has happened.
Came downstairs this morning to find the TV on and the Chromecast setup screen. Complete with new Chromecast device ID number, (e.g format ChromcastWXYZ).
YouTube stopped working, didn;t try netflix. God dammit Google.
So? The Statue of Liberty was created in France, but it is an American landmark, why?
Because it is based in America. It's not a difficult concept. Ask a grown up to explain it to you using sock puppets if you are still struggling with it.
Superfish is based in Palo Alto, California.
California is in America.
**drumroll**
Superfish is an American company.
Superfish is an American company.
Think before embarrassing yourself.
France is so outraged they are going to introduce more laws to allow greater snooping powers on their own citizens? I'm surprised they didn't also introduce pay rises for themselves, ya know, coz of the outrage.
[D]espite best of intentions, we made very serious mistakes. We failed to secure licenses from rights holders for the vast amount of music on the service
How is it that if I shared that many songs with that many people without authorization I'd be fined literally trillions of dollars, but they get to walk away like this? Very odd.