When a bubble bursts some industries will get hurt worse than others. Tech is really in just about all industries now and will be impacted but there are enough shortages that if you are good at your job in one industry you should be able to transition to another. The best things you can do to prepare for a bubble bursting is to have a financial cushion in case finding the next job takes some time and minimize your non-job related commitments. For example, if you think a bubble is coming make sure you can afford a pay cut if you do lose your job and have to take a lower paying one. Hold off on buying a house since if your region were hit hard it makes it more difficult to move to one that wasn't. Minimize your debt. Things like that.
And extremely naive. Taxes and world government is EXACTLY what it is all about. Carbon taxes, carbon credits, carbon markets the world's politicians are virtually salivating at all the political favors and capital they can grant and gather if they could just get the idiot masses to fall in line.
You do realize that people BREATHING creates carbon dioxide, don't you? You do realize that carbon dioxide is quite literally PLANT FOOD, don't you?
That is horrible advice - and it is colored by your own targeted experience.
I have followed Ken Starks effort to provide disadvantaged children with Linux computers for 5-6 years now (maybe longer) and he is doing some amazing things. There are a lot of distros and software out there and Reglue provides an age/environment appropriate distro and software to the children that he helps. At this point there is not enough hardware available to give every disadvantaged child a computer so it is focused on those that will make the most of it. Good students that will and can take advantage of the computers provided. He makes every effort to get them internet access also although it might just be for a few months to get them started - he also routinely tries to get ISP and local businesses to provide connections to the families he helps. Even if all it means is that the student can be at home working on a paper or assignment while having to watch siblings instead of having to choose between going to a library and leaving them alone or not getting the assignment done the program is providing good ROI.
I don't think that it is accurate to say predatory lending laws prevent cards from being LEGAL. They may have prevented them from being profitable enough to grow beyond the upper/upper-middle classes. Amex, Carte Blanche and Diner's club were created in the 1950's.
Having a credit card and using it wisely is an important and vital skill to have - paying off in full each month to get a cut of the interbank fee just makes sense. And if you are really careful taking advantage of interest free / other special offers can really pay off too.
Just because mortgage interest is tax deductible does not mean that you should not pay off your mortgage. No matter how much interest you pay when you deduct it you will only get back a PORTION of it so you are still net out of pocket in almost all situations. When you start taking into account "real" interest rates and rates of inflation then sometimes your advice might make sense. That said, I do have a mortgage and its nice to see the deduction but I am still paying a lot more in interest than it is saving me on my taxes.
Let them claim that but then you revoke all those badges and let the company give them "Security" shields. If they work for a private corporation they are private security NOT LEO.
Pick an old project that you think might be a good candidate for a major re-factoring and follow EVERY SINGLE ONE of the rules and rewrite it using them.
I think that some of the rules are a bit overkill but as an exercise and to force yourself to learn some new tricks follow them all and don't stop following them until they are second nature.
Whether the NSA was breaking the law or not is immaterial. I think that the more important questions is SHOULD they be doing what they are doing?
I think its an important distinction because if they were breaking the law then there are other avenues Snowden could have pursued that probably would not have required breaking his NDA. However since many at LEAST believed it was legal and appropriate that is what required Snowden to go public - and I think makes him more hero than traitor.
Just install Oracle VM VirtualBox and create a virtual machine. The development tools and build times will probably not be as big a resource / time hog as you think.
Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. I was using the Pi as the client/player not as a media server. It probably would suck as a server since the storage would have to be through USB 2.0.
Try again. OpenELEC or RaspBMC have made great gains and raspberry pi distros dedicated to running XBMC. I have tried OpenELEC and it has worked VERY well so far.
I bought two Raspberry Pi's a few weeks ago and set one up using the OpenELEC distro for XBMC and it works very well streaming HD video over my wired network using samba shares off of my ASUS N-66RT and other computer shares. Once my cases get here I will be trying to set the other one to output using the composite video. Using the android remote app (over wireless network) to control it has a perceptible lag on the menu but works well and is just fast enough that it is not annoying.
I had the same initial reaction then I actually read the article...
It is not as clear cut as it seems. The man is able to map most commenters to identified customers but the seven identified in the suit are exceptions. His contention is that they are NOT customers and are making fraudulent statements bringing it under libel law instead of free speach. Apparently he was able to provide convincing evidence to the judge.
Writing multi-threaded code will likely result in a significant performance hit on single core cpus - the ones that would need it the most. Thread switching comes at a cost and thread safe coding is usually slower too.
While that video certainly makes it less clear that President Obama was checking her out - it certainly does not exonerate him. The picture *may* unfairly represent his actions but I happen to think it likely he was checking her out - I am sure I would have.
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When a bubble bursts some industries will get hurt worse than others. Tech is really in just about all industries now and will be impacted but there are enough shortages that if you are good at your job in one industry you should be able to transition to another. The best things you can do to prepare for a bubble bursting is to have a financial cushion in case finding the next job takes some time and minimize your non-job related commitments. For example, if you think a bubble is coming make sure you can afford a pay cut if you do lose your job and have to take a lower paying one. Hold off on buying a house since if your region were hit hard it makes it more difficult to move to one that wasn't. Minimize your debt. Things like that.
Nah, I am pointing out that it IS about politics and taxes.
So, we are going to have to implement population control next... Logan's Run here we come!!
How cute...
And extremely naive. Taxes and world government is EXACTLY what it is all about. Carbon taxes, carbon credits, carbon markets the world's politicians are virtually salivating at all the political favors and capital they can grant and gather if they could just get the idiot masses to fall in line.
You do realize that people BREATHING creates carbon dioxide, don't you? You do realize that carbon dioxide is quite literally PLANT FOOD, don't you?
That is horrible advice - and it is colored by your own targeted experience.
I have followed Ken Starks effort to provide disadvantaged children with Linux computers for 5-6 years now (maybe longer) and he is doing some amazing things. There are a lot of distros and software out there and Reglue provides an age/environment appropriate distro and software to the children that he helps. At this point there is not enough hardware available to give every disadvantaged child a computer so it is focused on those that will make the most of it. Good students that will and can take advantage of the computers provided. He makes every effort to get them internet access also although it might just be for a few months to get them started - he also routinely tries to get ISP and local businesses to provide connections to the families he helps. Even if all it means is that the student can be at home working on a paper or assignment while having to watch siblings instead of having to choose between going to a library and leaving them alone or not getting the assignment done the program is providing good ROI.
I don't think that it is accurate to say predatory lending laws prevent cards from being LEGAL. They may have prevented them from being profitable enough to grow beyond the upper/upper-middle classes. Amex, Carte Blanche and Diner's club were created in the 1950's.
Having a credit card and using it wisely is an important and vital skill to have - paying off in full each month to get a cut of the interbank fee just makes sense. And if you are really careful taking advantage of interest free / other special offers can really pay off too.
Just because mortgage interest is tax deductible does not mean that you should not pay off your mortgage. No matter how much interest you pay when you deduct it you will only get back a PORTION of it so you are still net out of pocket in almost all situations. When you start taking into account "real" interest rates and rates of inflation then sometimes your advice might make sense. That said, I do have a mortgage and its nice to see the deduction but I am still paying a lot more in interest than it is saving me on my taxes.
Let them claim that but then you revoke all those badges and let the company give them "Security" shields. If they work for a private corporation they are private security NOT LEO.
If you really want to change the way you code then read the following article.
http://binstock.blogspot.com/2...
Pick an old project that you think might be a good candidate for a major re-factoring and follow EVERY SINGLE ONE of the rules and rewrite it using them.
I think that some of the rules are a bit overkill but as an exercise and to force yourself to learn some new tricks follow them all and don't stop following them until they are second nature.
Or was I the only one that watched Caprica...
Whether the NSA was breaking the law or not is immaterial. I think that the more important questions is SHOULD they be doing what they are doing?
I think its an important distinction because if they were breaking the law then there are other avenues Snowden could have pursued that probably would not have required breaking his NDA. However since many at LEAST believed it was legal and appropriate that is what required Snowden to go public - and I think makes him more hero than traitor.
Just install Oracle VM VirtualBox and create a virtual machine. The development tools and build times will probably not be as big a resource / time hog as you think.
Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. I was using the Pi as the client/player not as a media server. It probably would suck as a server since the storage would have to be through USB 2.0.
Try again. OpenELEC or RaspBMC have made great gains and raspberry pi distros dedicated to running XBMC. I have tried OpenELEC and it has worked VERY well so far.
I bought two Raspberry Pi's a few weeks ago and set one up using the OpenELEC distro for XBMC and it works very well streaming HD video over my wired network using samba shares off of my ASUS N-66RT and other computer shares. Once my cases get here I will be trying to set the other one to output using the composite video. Using the android remote app (over wireless network) to control it has a perceptible lag on the menu but works well and is just fast enough that it is not annoying.
I had the same initial reaction then I actually read the article...
It is not as clear cut as it seems. The man is able to map most commenters to identified customers but the seven identified in the suit are exceptions. His contention is that they are NOT customers and are making fraudulent statements bringing it under libel law instead of free speach. Apparently he was able to provide convincing evidence to the judge.
No, you are thinking of johnwaynebobbit.com
Yes, definitely Newegg. Then read mostly just the negative reviews, filter out the nit-picky ones and look for a pattern.
Why do the INSURANCE COMPANIES want to get the "suckers" out of the plans that they were already buying?
I used it to read ISBN barcodes and then lookup the book on Amazon and screenscrape the details into a table. It worked pretty well.
I agree. Do NOT jump to that conclusion. Just look at the facts...
Then you can come to that conclusion WITHOUT jumping over opinion and wishful thinking.
What about the deserving green technology companies that MIGHT have done well but for having to compete with a government subsidized failure?
I would pass on Wally...
I got the call from Comcast once last year - they claimed I did >600GB the previous month. I found that hard to believe.
Writing multi-threaded code will likely result in a significant performance hit on single core cpus - the ones that would need it the most. Thread switching comes at a cost and thread safe coding is usually slower too.
While that video certainly makes it less clear that President Obama was checking her out - it certainly does not exonerate him. The picture *may* unfairly represent his actions but I happen to think it likely he was checking her out - I am sure I would have.
Gave wolfram alpha a spin today and found it extremely uninspiring. Given these ToS I doubt I will ever go back.