That's not the IT industry, it's the software industry. The IT industry, of course, doesn't allow users to install software willy-nilly, especially if downloaded off the Internet and mindlessly clicking "Yes"/"I Accept" everything.
Two-factor authentication is based on what you know (your password) and what you have (your cellphone). If script kiddies tries to hack into your account by guessing your password, they will still need your cellphone before they can log into your account.
Am I the only one who thinks it's wrong to scrutinize what people do during their own time, and then use that information to decide how they are to be treated on company time?
If your private action makes the corporation look bad, you can generally be fired from your job. A good reason to keep your personal and professional lives as separate as possible.
Since you're familiar with that particular weapon, can you tell me how likely it is for someone who bought one only days prior to be familiar enough with it to be able to cycle the trigger that fast?
The shooter had police training and worked as an armed guard. In short, a failed cop. Amazing how dangerous those people can be when they fall short of their dreams.
If just one patron of that night club last week had a gun, they could have put one between the shooter's eyes when he first started shooting and fewer people would have died.
That argument falls apart inside a crowded night club. Bar tender calls for final drinks, shooter opens fire with an assault rifle. The first 20 to 30 people in front of the shooter are already dead. The person with a concealed gun may already be dead. People starts running to the exits. The person with a concealed gun may already be the first one out the door. Shooter loads a new clip in. The person with a concealed gun may be standing on the far side of the room, drunk and stoned out of his/her mind, probably shoots four or five other people who were in the way without ever hitting the shooter. When the police rush in, the person with a concealed weapon will probably be mistaken as the shooter and gets shot dead.
My brother was killed by a cake you insensitive clod, and every time someone sends me a cake emoji I have a near emotional breakdown and retreat to my safe space.
I hate to break the bad news to you. Your brother committed suicide. He ate the "Chocolate Lover's Suicide Cake" in one sitting. No one in his right mind does that. Not even fat people.
Seriously, I hope you know the guy in the next cubby well enough to know whether he'd want to shoot you. And if he did (want to shoot you), I'd hope he'd use a real gun rather than an emoji.
Obesity kills far more humans than "rifles" ever will, and yet you see no artists blocking food emojis, and no companies worrying about what do to when someone posts a cake emoji.
As a 46YO, 5'11" and 350-pound white male, I'm not going to eat my cellphone because someone sends me a cake emoji. How stupid can you be?
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BTW, how many more versions of windows will continue to "hide extensions for known file types"?
I don't expect that to change in any future version of Windows. Here's a link to fix your problem.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/show-hide-file-name-extensions
That's not the IT industry, it's the software industry. The IT industry, of course, doesn't allow users to install software willy-nilly, especially if downloaded off the Internet and mindlessly clicking "Yes"/"I Accept" everything.
Two-factor authentication is based on what you know (your password) and what you have (your cellphone). If script kiddies tries to hack into your account by guessing your password, they will still need your cellphone before they can log into your account.
Why would you want a Beowulf cluster of Cyrix processors? :P
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyrix_6x86
Regular scissor, sure. But not safety scissors.
"Look at all my fat jammed into a tiny teeshirt! I'm going to make internet threats!"
That's a 2XL t-shirt I'm wearing quite comfortably. I could also wear an XL but that would emphasized my man-boobs and get too many ACs excited.
Fucking retard.
Thanks for clicking on the troll bait.
Troll bait. Thanks for clicking.
Am I the only one who thinks it's wrong to scrutinize what people do during their own time, and then use that information to decide how they are to be treated on company time?
If your private action makes the corporation look bad, you can generally be fired from your job. A good reason to keep your personal and professional lives as separate as possible.
Country and Polka, I'm not very much into either.
My father's truck only has two radio stations when I was growing up in Silicon Valley: country and talk.
Everything else was off limits. I don't listen to country anymore but I still listen to talk.
What other idiocy are you going to post and try to pass off as something intelligent?
I'm 46YO, 5'-10" and 350 pounds. Here's my pic. Enjoy!
http://www.cdreimer.com/images/cdreimer_350.jpg
I wasn't aware that the cellphone bag was made out of construction paper.
And get arrested for being armed with a weapon.
You also can't skip the songs you don't like and you have to wait for them to play your favourite song.
Your radio only gets one station? I feel sorry for you.
Radio.
Since you're familiar with that particular weapon, can you tell me how likely it is for someone who bought one only days prior to be familiar enough with it to be able to cycle the trigger that fast?
The shooter had police training and worked as an armed guard. In short, a failed cop. Amazing how dangerous those people can be when they fall short of their dreams.
But is not an assault weapon and, thus, shouldn't be referred to as one.
I live in California. We call them assault rifles.
I think I'd rather have an agreement with Darth Vader.
Are you sure about that?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsW9MlYu31g
He had a firearm, not a death ray.
The shooter had a weapon of mass destruction, designed to kill people as efficiently as possible..
[...] a single-fire semi-automatic weapon [...]
Which, according to the ex-military folks I worked with, can be quite deadly in close proximity even in single-fire mode.
And nobody's gonna go shoot up a place with their phone because someone sent them a rifle emoji.
Most cellphones have cameras to take pictures and videos. People can shoot up a place, upload to Instagram or YouTube, and call it a day.
If just one patron of that night club last week had a gun, they could have put one between the shooter's eyes when he first started shooting and fewer people would have died.
That argument falls apart inside a crowded night club. Bar tender calls for final drinks, shooter opens fire with an assault rifle. The first 20 to 30 people in front of the shooter are already dead. The person with a concealed gun may already be dead. People starts running to the exits. The person with a concealed gun may already be the first one out the door. Shooter loads a new clip in. The person with a concealed gun may be standing on the far side of the room, drunk and stoned out of his/her mind, probably shoots four or five other people who were in the way without ever hitting the shooter. When the police rush in, the person with a concealed weapon will probably be mistaken as the shooter and gets shot dead.
My brother was killed by a cake you insensitive clod, and every time someone sends me a cake emoji I have a near emotional breakdown and retreat to my safe space.
I hate to break the bad news to you. Your brother committed suicide. He ate the "Chocolate Lover's Suicide Cake" in one sitting. No one in his right mind does that. Not even fat people.
Seriously, I hope you know the guy in the next cubby well enough to know whether he'd want to shoot you. And if he did (want to shoot you), I'd hope he'd use a real gun rather than an emoji.
Funny that you should mentioned that...
http://www.threepanelsoul.com/comic/on-close-quarters
http://www.threepanelsoul.com/comic/on-pink-slips
http://www.threepanelsoul.com/comic/on-unemployment
Obesity kills far more humans than "rifles" ever will, and yet you see no artists blocking food emojis, and no companies worrying about what do to when someone posts a cake emoji.
As a 46YO, 5'11" and 350-pound white male, I'm not going to eat my cellphone because someone sends me a cake emoji. How stupid can you be?
Did the robot save the life of a child from an oncoming truck?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I,_Robot_(1964_The_Outer_Limits)