Most of those locations are already tapped. No they are not. Probably not even 0.1% of all first glance places are in use. And no one prevents you from making an completely artificial place, close to a power plant or close to a consumer.
Those numbers don't really make sense. Half the coast of Florida with offshore wind farms would be enough to cover USAs current energy needs several times over. So as "back up" you put the smae at the coast of Oregon and thats it...
I guess the sound you mention was most likely a "fun virus". Did it sound like a male orgasm or like vomiting... in either case it was one of the "fun viruses" circulating the campus' those days.
Perhaps the reason we have so many security breaches and insecure systems these days is because companies still assume they can hire one person to handle security who also tries to handle everything else in IT. No, we have that because especially companies like MS lowered the bar so low. 99% of the security problems we now have are either bugs (most of the time avoidable) or completely idiotic decisions that *.doc attachments sent via email can have macros that get executed automatically when opened or that you can hide the extension of files (which works in mail programs, too) and so a Your-Bill.pdf is in fact a Your-Bill.pdf.exe and so on.
Security problems don't come from bugs in firewalls... those are probably the most easiest things to get air tight.
Security problems come 99% from MS wanting more money for less effort and having super brain dead ideas.
All the standard attack vectors on a MS system don't work on a Mac: because they simply are not there. Same for Linux, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX etc.
And to graps that you don't need a PhD in "computer sabotage" (in case you get the reference)
So the first thing to do if you want/need a secure environment is to get rid of that Virus called MS Windows...
My aversion is not final variables. My aversion is that you have to write final in front of nearly 90% of all "variables" to be "clean code conform". Honestly: final parameters in a ctor? Correct would be if the "variables" (which are not variables, otherwise they would not be final, rofl) would be final by default. And regarding Lamdas versus Closures, I simply prefer Closures. Thread safe is utterly moot... bad argument. If they are final, they can not be changed, so they are "thread safe"? If they are not final and get not changed in a MT environment: they are thread safe too!!!
I cannot recall in years the last time I gained information from anything presented. On a tablet or phone it is handy fir date and time etc. on a Desktop it makes no real sense, IMHO.
On MacOS you still throw drives in the bin to eject them. And you still don't kniw that this only a shortcut? You eject them with a menu command: and they stay mounted! Very usefull for copying data from one ejectable media to the other one...
I know how it workes, just did not kniw about 'effective final'. As Insaid: in Grovvy (and perhaps Scala, too) the accessed variables are nit passed via the ctor of the generated anonymous class. Instead every varaiable declaration that is used in the closure is wrapped into an instance if Reference<T>. That Reference is then passed via the ctor, and hence the wrapped variables can be modified from inside of the closure (and honestly: Java 8 should have followed that approach. If it is nit declared final: wrapp it).
Actually, depending on what OS you are running, especially *nix, YES! I would expect that one IT guy can handle everything and I hire as many as I need to cover the size of my organization.
Even I can handle all that, and I'm basically a software guy. BTW, you forgot the most important part: backups.
In Groovy they are not final. The variables simply get wrapped in a reference helper object. For me it makes no sense that they where in Java final (and I'm pretty sure if you use lambdas, they still need to be final, I check later). But correctly Groovy calls them closures for a reason:)
In Germany a non competition clause must be: o time limited o focused on a certain industry And: payed!!!
If I want a certain employee not to compete I have to pay him for the above period if I fire him. And if the job is in a bracket where this makes no real sense, e.g. he is not a researcher/scientist or director, clauses like that are invalid in the contract anyway.
Other way around, if the employee is quitting, I'm not sure how that is handled.
What I did say is that in quite a few cases it can be easier to produce a vaccine for a child than for an adult - and it is And this is utter nonsense. If at all the opposite is true as the immune system for a very young child is not even developed hence vaccination does not even work!
Doesn't mean the process of vaccination works differently, but it does mean that the same treatments may be ineffective in an adult, requiring a different vaccine to be developed. Well, according to what is taught here in school, this is nonsense, but perhaps you have some links to new research?
The spell checker on iOS/Safari on my iPad often does not work. I'm sorry for that. And rereading my post does not work, as I don't see spelling mistakes.
It is still required to have variables final if they are accessed from inside of a closure/anonymous inner class. Makes no real sense, but it is like that.
Some people reassign the loop variables. Yeah... but I never met one. And don't make my loop variables final. To much typing work, visual clutter, line noise, it hurts my eyes:D
In fact, many, many Government Offices (certainly a few I deal with in Germany) will not accept cash. That is nonsense, the only non cash they sometimes accept is EC card. Every government office accepts cash, it is required by law to do so.
Anyway, the changes in climate don't make Russia the next european corn chamber.
Yes, we are talking about the same thing. Why do you think that the longer growth period in the "boreal forests and tundra" has any benefit is still beyond me. You never will be able to harvest grains or other interesting food there.
And this applies in peace times and not only at war times? Because it does not look really thought out, "Secretaries of something" are usually not elected in any way but appointed by the president.
the forces would literally rip you apart. Which forces? In a vacuum are no forces, unless you are talking about the earth and suns magnetic field and the gravity... Do you actually know how high a geo stationary satellite is orbiting? Why is the moon not exploding?
Most IDEs are actually completely auto formatting the text for you. You very rarely have to hit tab.
For my personal code I use tab, when I join another team, I let someone export the IDE settings and I import them... I never actually "check" if they use tabs or spaces, as I have every visual noise deactivated. I don't want/need to see CR/TAB/space as greyish little critters.
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Most of those locations are already tapped.
No they are not.
Probably not even 0.1% of all first glance places are in use. And no one prevents you from making an completely artificial place, close to a power plant or close to a consumer.
That was not even true when the first solar panels were build ... late 1960s?
Those numbers don't really make sense. ...
Half the coast of Florida with offshore wind farms would be enough to cover USAs current energy needs several times over. So as "back up" you put the smae at the coast of Oregon and thats it
I guess the sound you mention was most likely a "fun virus". ... in either case it was one of the "fun viruses" circulating the campus' those days.
Did it sound like a male orgasm or like vomiting
Perhaps the reason we have so many security breaches and insecure systems these days is because companies still assume they can hire one person to handle security who also tries to handle everything else in IT.
No, we have that because especially companies like MS lowered the bar so low.
99% of the security problems we now have are either bugs (most of the time avoidable) or completely idiotic decisions that *.doc attachments sent via email can have macros that get executed automatically when opened or that you can hide the extension of files (which works in mail programs, too) and so a Your-Bill.pdf is in fact a Your-Bill.pdf.exe and so on.
Security problems don't come from bugs in firewalls ... those are probably the most easiest things to get air tight.
Security problems come 99% from MS wanting more money for less effort and having super brain dead ideas.
All the standard attack vectors on a MS system don't work on a Mac: because they simply are not there. Same for Linux, Solaris, AIX, HP-UX etc.
And to graps that you don't need a PhD in "computer sabotage" (in case you get the reference)
So the first thing to do if you want/need a secure environment is to get rid of that Virus called MS Windows ...
My aversion is not final variables. ... bad argument. If they are final, they can not be changed, so they are "thread safe"? If they are not final and get not changed in a MT environment: they are thread safe too!!!
My aversion is that you have to write final in front of nearly 90% of all "variables" to be "clean code conform". Honestly: final parameters in a ctor?
Correct would be if the "variables" (which are not variables, otherwise they would not be final, rofl) would be final by default.
And regarding Lamdas versus Closures, I simply prefer Closures.
Thread safe is utterly moot
I cannot recall in years the last time I gained information from anything presented.
On a tablet or phone it is handy fir date and time etc. on a Desktop it makes no real sense, IMHO.
On MacOS you still throw drives in the bin to eject them. ...
And you still don't kniw that this only a shortcut? You eject them with a menu command: and they stay mounted!
Very usefull for copying data from one ejectable media to the other one
I know how it workes, just did not kniw about 'effective final'.
As Insaid: in Grovvy (and perhaps Scala, too) the accessed variables are nit passed via the ctor of the generated anonymous class. Instead every varaiable declaration that is used in the closure is wrapped into an instance if Reference<T>. That Reference is then passed via the ctor, and hence the wrapped variables can be modified from inside of the closure (and honestly: Java 8 should have followed that approach. If it is nit declared final: wrapp it).
Actually, depending on what OS you are running, especially *nix, YES! I would expect that one IT guy can handle everything and I hire as many as I need to cover the size of my organization.
Even I can handle all that, and I'm basically a software guy. BTW, you forgot the most important part: backups.
In Groovy they are not final. The variables simply get wrapped in a reference helper object. :)
For me it makes no sense that they where in Java final (and I'm pretty sure if you use lambdas, they still need to be final, I check later).
But correctly Groovy calls them closures for a reason
In Germany a non competition clause must be:
o time limited
o focused on a certain industry
And: payed!!!
If I want a certain employee not to compete I have to pay him for the above period if I fire him. And if the job is in a bracket where this makes no real sense, e.g. he is not a researcher/scientist or director, clauses like that are invalid in the contract anyway.
Other way around, if the employee is quitting, I'm not sure how that is handled.
What I did say is that in quite a few cases it can be easier to produce a vaccine for a child than for an adult - and it is
And this is utter nonsense.
If at all the opposite is true as the immune system for a very young child is not even developed hence vaccination does not even work!
Doesn't mean the process of vaccination works differently, but it does mean that the same treatments may be ineffective in an adult, requiring a different vaccine to be developed.
Well, according to what is taught here in school, this is nonsense, but perhaps you have some links to new research?
The spell checker on iOS/Safari on my iPad often does not work.
I'm sorry for that.
And rereading my post does not work, as I don't see spelling mistakes.
It is still required to have variables final if they are accessed from inside of a closure/anonymous inner class. Makes no real sense, but it is like that.
Some people reassign the loop variables. ... but I never met one. And don't make my loop variables final. To much typing work, visual clutter, line noise, it hurts my eyes :D
Yeah
I never been in a store or restaurant that does not accept cash. Never seen one either ...
Pretty strange concept.
In Germany, no one can force you to be in a union or force a corporation to only hire unionized employees.
That does not really make sense :D
In fact, many, many Government Offices (certainly a few I deal with in Germany) will not accept cash.
That is nonsense, the only non cash they sometimes accept is EC card.
Every government office accepts cash, it is required by law to do so.
I dual box it on an 2014 built Mac Book Air 13" ...
Anyway, the changes in climate don't make Russia the next european corn chamber.
Yes, we are talking about the same thing. Why do you think that the longer growth period in the "boreal forests and tundra" has any benefit is still beyond me. You never will be able to harvest grains or other interesting food there.
And this applies in peace times and not only at war times?
Because it does not look really thought out, "Secretaries of something" are usually not elected in any way but appointed by the president.
I guess if you pay them the shipping fees they will send them to you.
the forces would literally rip you apart. ...
Which forces?
In a vacuum are no forces, unless you are talking about the earth and suns magnetic field and the gravity
Do you actually know how high a geo stationary satellite is orbiting?
Why is the moon not exploding?
Most IDEs are actually completely auto formatting the text for you.
You very rarely have to hit tab.
For my personal code I use tab, when I join another team, I let someone export the IDE settings and I import them ... I never actually "check" if they use tabs or spaces, as I have every visual noise deactivated. I don't want/need to see CR/TAB/space as greyish little critters.
You can also write your diary in a made-up language.
How did you know that I do that?