"They're the same party as far as any rational person is concerned."
I guess gay people wanting the legal protections or marriage, starving people wanting food, dying people wanting medical care, victimless "criminals" wanting to ingest a plant, and the poor wanting a safety net to keep them off the streets aren't rational people. Yep, both parties are totally the same.
Wow, the number one politician on Earth heavily considers politics when making a decision. How completely unlike every other politician that has ever existed. I'm sure it is due to his party affiliation.
Organizations like Google hire a larger percentage of women than there are actual graduates with IT related degrees. They are over representing women and under representing men. The problem is far more at the educational level than the professional.
And it is a coincidence that after over a decade he suddenly comes to the realization that his actions were wrong the instant he was arrested? It couldn't have anything to do with the fact that it will reduce his virtually guaranteed sentence?
Remorse is possible for a bad decision made in the heat of the moment. This man, on the other hand, was deliberate and meticulous in his abuse of several people that lasted over a *decade*. These are not the actions of someone who made a mistake, these are the actions of a sociopath.
Given it's antiquated technology it should cost an order of magnitude less. TI is abusing the hell out of it's monopoly to the detriment of millions upon millions of children each year.
As information technology rapidly invades every aspect of our lives it makes sense that the number of vulnerability disclosures that help people's day-to-day lives would increase.
At-will employment, no-compete agreements, binding arbitration, intellectual property forfeiture, combining of vacation and sick time resulting in less and less leave. The list goes on and on. As the unions become less ubiquitous the corporations abuse their employees more. If we do away with unions entirely then we'll start to see workers' rights erode steadily.
It wasn't otherwise the whole internet would have become classified.
It doesn't work that way. Classified documents are leaked onto the public internet all the time. Just look at the Manning case. Wikileaks is hosting classified documents on the internet right now.
Problem is, these attacks don't primarily rely on bad security for their point of entry, but on fooling users.
Of course any enterprise level security plan should include user awareness training. The idea that security only applies to machines is not correct, even when it comes to IT.
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"They're the same party as far as any rational person is concerned." I guess gay people wanting the legal protections or marriage, starving people wanting food, dying people wanting medical care, victimless "criminals" wanting to ingest a plant, and the poor wanting a safety net to keep them off the streets aren't rational people. Yep, both parties are totally the same.
So then we are in agreement it has nothing to do with the current president and everything to do with the broken system.
Wow, the number one politician on Earth heavily considers politics when making a decision. How completely unlike every other politician that has ever existed. I'm sure it is due to his party affiliation.
And it is one of the most watched shows on TV.
The basic problem is that the writers are not smart, let alone geniuses, so they simply do not know enough to write a show about geniuses.
Most of the viewers are not smart, let alone geniuses either.
Here you go.
Organizations like Google hire a larger percentage of women than there are actual graduates with IT related degrees. They are over representing women and under representing men. The problem is far more at the educational level than the professional.
While I am sure your politeness helped, the biggest factor was most definitely the age range.
What does Ray Rice punching his wife in the face and knocking her out on video have to do with the persecution of whistleblowers?
And it is a coincidence that after over a decade he suddenly comes to the realization that his actions were wrong the instant he was arrested? It couldn't have anything to do with the fact that it will reduce his virtually guaranteed sentence?
Oh, he's sorry alright. Sorry he got caught.
Remorse is possible for a bad decision made in the heat of the moment. This man, on the other hand, was deliberate and meticulous in his abuse of several people that lasted over a *decade*. These are not the actions of someone who made a mistake, these are the actions of a sociopath.
Given it's antiquated technology it should cost an order of magnitude less. TI is abusing the hell out of it's monopoly to the detriment of millions upon millions of children each year.
China's water and air conditions are miserable ... a condition that is reminiscent of the 1900s in the US.
...and they have almost 18 times the population of 1900 America.
Here's a link to the article, since the editor didn't see fit to provide one.
They asked for suggestions. Suggestions were given. They were ignored.
Let me tell you why the apple beats the orange.
As information technology rapidly invades every aspect of our lives it makes sense that the number of vulnerability disclosures that help people's day-to-day lives would increase.
Teens lie all the time. Everything you said is based on a horrible premise.
It doesn't matter what percentage of the total population a race is if they aren't getting related degrees they won't be hired.
"Normal use" is likely a low wattage processor sitting at 99% idle.
If she refused to accept your premise, then what exactly was she saying would add to costs?
Tie a string to the phone and spin it in circles. New world record and no broken phone.
At-will employment, no-compete agreements, binding arbitration, intellectual property forfeiture, combining of vacation and sick time resulting in less and less leave. The list goes on and on. As the unions become less ubiquitous the corporations abuse their employees more. If we do away with unions entirely then we'll start to see workers' rights erode steadily.
It wasn't otherwise the whole internet would have become classified.
It doesn't work that way. Classified documents are leaked onto the public internet all the time. Just look at the Manning case. Wikileaks is hosting classified documents on the internet right now.
Problem is, these attacks don't primarily rely on bad security for their point of entry, but on fooling users.
Of course any enterprise level security plan should include user awareness training. The idea that security only applies to machines is not correct, even when it comes to IT.