Alternatively, you could put another bucket outside to collect the used water and when it all has been used up just swap round the buckets and get some excersise while you are at it. btw, avoid electric cables while carrying water otherwise all the cooling will have been wasted.
Why not apply this logic to off-line policing. Say for example you're a muslin, have recently been in afghanistan, hold a pilot license and are quite handy with a gun. The chances have it you are terrorist. Or maybe a commercial pilot.
The logic this system uses is so funadamentally flawed in so many ways I really can't be bothered to go into its details. Let's just say these are the sort of methods even STASI would have thought twice about implementing.
At work I have two 19" screens at they work perfectly and were probably cheaper than this behemoth. Also, when I am buying branded monitors I have pretty good idea what I am getting, which I am not sure can be said for these guys. Sorry but it seems just like another gimmick. Anyway if you've got money to burn check out this bad boy
You are forgetting the fact that Morgan Stanley is a company in highly regulated financial services and such is very carefully monitored. At the end of the day when you are relying on them to make multi-billion dollar decisions, you really need to have more than their word for it, especially if the shit hits the fan as did in your example.
Don't confuse two issues.
Not sure. But ASP being server side, I don't see what difference it makes. Also, very few people use browser based internal apps on a regular basis. The reason I grumble about it is the great on-page search tool Firefox has, with which you sift through a 50 page report in no-time, which is what I do most of the day.
I work at a major investment bank and just yesterday they decided to send a memo around saying that Firefox is not to be used. I wonder why that was? No, really does anyone have any suggestions.
...Communist (or ex) countries produce better programmers. Maybe it's because once you've tried commanding a whole economy, programming seems trivial by comparison.
Or Western Europe for that matter, none of which are to be found in the top 12. Did they even enter or just outsource everything to the "Developing Countries"?
Good point, but even the new Soviet Union aka Russia has laws requiring it's citizens to carry an internal passport. Something you'll producing to police and security types several times a day if you look "Asian".
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A must have accessory for those "this message will self-destruct in 5 seconds" moments.
...a beowolf cluster of these.
Sorry, it had to be done.
Alternatively, you could put another bucket outside to collect the used water and when it all has been used up just swap round the buckets and get some excersise while you are at it. btw, avoid electric cables while carrying water otherwise all the cooling will have been wasted.
Why not apply this logic to off-line policing. Say for example you're a muslin, have recently been in afghanistan, hold a pilot license and are quite handy with a gun. The chances have it you are terrorist. Or maybe a commercial pilot.
The logic this system uses is so funadamentally flawed in so many ways I really can't be bothered to go into its details. Let's just say these are the sort of methods even STASI would have thought twice about implementing.
I am sure this will prove to as productive as searching eBay images for hidden Al-Qaeda messages.
At work I have two 19" screens at they work perfectly and were probably cheaper than this behemoth. Also, when I am buying branded monitors I have pretty good idea what I am getting, which I am not sure can be said for these guys. Sorry but it seems just like another gimmick. Anyway if you've got money to burn check out this bad boy
Don't believe everything you read in a paper called "The Truth". Their speciality is hillarious UFO stories. See here for more
You are forgetting the fact that Morgan Stanley is a company in highly regulated financial services and such is very carefully monitored. At the end of the day when you are relying on them to make multi-billion dollar decisions, you really need to have more than their word for it, especially if the shit hits the fan as did in your example. Don't confuse two issues.
So IE counts as IT but Firefox doesn't?
1. buy stock 2. ????????? 3. sell stock 4. profit
Why is there a PHP icon at the top of the page, which should be a Firefox icon.
Not sure. But ASP being server side, I don't see what difference it makes. Also, very few people use browser based internal apps on a regular basis. The reason I grumble about it is the great on-page search tool Firefox has, with which you sift through a 50 page report in no-time, which is what I do most of the day.
It's Friday and the Google crew is out playing Volleyball.
Is there an official download counter? What's the URL?
I work at a major investment bank and just yesterday they decided to send a memo around saying that Firefox is not to be used. I wonder why that was? No, really does anyone have any suggestions.
Unlike the Slashdot summary the above results put Moscow State in 1st place and the the hosts in 5th. Well, wouldn't be Slashdot otherwise.
...Communist (or ex) countries produce better programmers. Maybe it's because once you've tried commanding a whole economy, programming seems trivial by comparison.
Or Western Europe for that matter, none of which are to be found in the top 12. Did they even enter or just outsource everything to the "Developing Countries"?
A study shows that 95% of clients don't know what they want.
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At least we can now be sure there won't another Ja Ja Binks.
Let's hope Dejan Levaja does not fall victim to the usual retaliation by big software co's like Dmitry Sklyarov.
say what you like, but it's an easy and convenient way to get a sword near his head.
Oh god, the gates to hell have been opened. Here comes the invasion of the FBI warning sig...
err, Declan is the author of the article. So I presume it's a copy of the article, unless he's written comething deeper on the topic.
Good point, but even the new Soviet Union aka Russia has laws requiring it's citizens to carry an internal passport. Something you'll producing to police and security types several times a day if you look "Asian".