Or do the cheap and less elegant solution of asking your users to go to Sun and install it (and provide a link). If your user's a corporate, then their COE likely has it already. These days, a lot of home environment's have it. Not quite so brilliant these days, Sun.
People know what they represent, there's no need to alter them to something that they aren't going to know. (Although microsorft do this anyway - hey! its a new version! Lets change everything, and move it)
That isn't what I said, or even what I implied. I'm not saying that a good memory implies critical thinking, rather that the ability of critical thinking would mean the test would pose no problems for you^H someone who had these abilities.
Keep them on disk, *but* keep backing them up to your latest disk, and make sure the format is something you can still view, and hopefully edit. When that test fails, update the format. Cloud backup might be good for offsite protection.
Well, they don't dump it direct to bloodstream, but subcutaneously. It would still mean trouble, but you could likely counteract it in time. Glucose tabs + glucagen pen. (I am not a doctor, but am diabetes 2, insulin dependent)
Reading about pumps, they often communicate with meter wirelessly. Wonder what the airlines say about that?
If only they made insulin pumps to be resistant to this, the way they make planes resistant to mobile phones. Wait, you mean they don't make planes resistant? Damn!
Or don't put data on them you care about. You install applications on them off the corporate network[1], day to day data (source code) from your repository, email is on the Exchange server (or Gmail, or whatever), keep documents on corporate network, or cloud, or Records Management.
You might want to consider keeping a spare SSD or 3 in the office.
[1] if there are a few of you with the same, make a COE that suits you exactly.
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I'm 45+, you insensitive clod(s)!
AFAIK, I've only done COBOL once, for a diesel sequencer IIRC. Most of the rest has been c and c++
About the same, which is why we *pretend* to be in the USA when we order. See http://politics.slashdot.org/story/12/05/26/0411202/australian-it-price-hike-inquiry-kicks-off-submissions-wanted for more.
Or do the cheap and less elegant solution of asking your users to go to Sun and install it (and provide a link). If your user's a corporate, then their COE likely has it already. These days, a lot of home environment's have it. Not quite so brilliant these days, Sun.
If she's asking for advice on laptops, chances are she's not that computer literate. Less questions to answer later with a MBP.
Will the phaser wielding security guys wear red shirts?
You can use it to download Ubuntu.
You can buy an iMac online with it
You can buy an ICS phone with it.
You can safely stop using it now, you've got enough stuff to replace it.
People know what they represent, there's no need to alter them to something that they aren't going to know. (Although microsorft do this anyway - hey! its a new version! Lets change everything, and move it)
That isn't what I said, or even what I implied. I'm not saying that a good memory implies critical thinking, rather that the ability of critical thinking would mean the test would pose no problems for you^H someone who had these abilities.
tl;dr: If everyone around you is doing good, and you're sinking like a stone... the problem is with you, not everyone else.
I'd say the problem is that the test scores are rather irrelevant in the way of measuring critical thinking skills.
If you have critical thinking skills, do you think you'd have any problem acing a test like this?
Call it the Atlantean Party
And yet, you are asking questions that you could very well test yourself.
One that the authorities can't shut down (as easily)
Keep them on disk, *but* keep backing them up to your latest disk, and make sure the format is something you can still view, and hopefully edit. When that test fails, update the format. Cloud backup might be good for offsite protection.
Looking at this title that it was about a movie called "Pirates".
Well, they don't dump it direct to bloodstream, but subcutaneously. It would still mean trouble, but you could likely counteract it in time. Glucose tabs + glucagen pen. (I am not a doctor, but am diabetes 2, insulin dependent)
Reading about pumps, they often communicate with meter wirelessly. Wonder what the airlines say about that?
If only they made insulin pumps to be resistant to this, the way they make planes resistant to mobile phones. Wait, you mean they don't make planes resistant? Damn!
Kill them all, god will know his own... - Pope something, around the time of the inquisition. And now, we have an inquisition by another name.
Seems like you answered the question with Linux. And you turn a computer that ran like a dog into one that runs like a greyhound. :^)
A better question is how many users are there on 9.2 compared to XP? Someone else can be your google bitch, I can't be arsed looking it up.
What did he say, anyway? Parent article didn't say. The medium (twitter) doesn't really matter, except it might affect jurisdiction.
Who would have thought this post could go so long without being modded flamebait?
But I admit to liking your sig.
Removal of tongue and hands. Let's see them commit grammatical errors if they cannot speak or write.
If they really cheated, they'd googlebomb[1] something else onto first page of google for a search of their name.
[1] probably not quite the right term for this, but you get it.
If you do it right, the 'apology' can be a new level of insult - one the judge can't even touch.
Or don't put data on them you care about. You install applications on them off the corporate network[1], day to day data (source code) from your repository, email is on the Exchange server (or Gmail, or whatever), keep documents on corporate network, or cloud, or Records Management.
You might want to consider keeping a spare SSD or 3 in the office.
[1] if there are a few of you with the same, make a COE that suits you exactly.