It's one thing if it's in a trusted group of people. These people give their passwords to help desk people. How do they know it's not someone calling from the outside hacking the old fashioned way? They gave no challenge to the question or anything.
Yeah so and you could get a programming job in the 60's and 70's from trade school. Oh and the wages were a lot more back in those days compared to now. Tenure should only go so far without keeping your technical knowledge sharp. It's been a problem at my workplace.
give their passwords on the phone to whoever asks. I've seen it happen. Security is an issue that effects us all. Shouldn't single out the young people on this one.
I think it's more a matter of him being a new Congressman that's it's a tie breaking vote. It's often easy to predict how a congressman will vote based on his previous voting record. Since he has no previous voting record his vote is considered to be novel. Add to that only 4 Republicans voted for the bill and he replaced a Republican incumbent who most likely would have voted against the bill.
They're an advertising firm. Occasionally they need to send large files to their customers. We're talking 10-20 users at most. I should offer my services (for a small fee of course). They have an IT guy, but apparently he's stubborn and doesn't listen to the needs of the employees/customers.
Speaking of FTP I was appalled the other day when my girlfriend told me their small company is paying $100 a month for a service to use FTP for their clients. This service has a space limit of 300 MB!!! With GMAIL and Yahoo email offering unlimited storage this seems unbelievably small.
That's hilarious. I know an acquaintance who just got out of the military. He is already enrolled in a program like this. I think it might be slightly better like DeVry or something. I didn't know how to tell him that it will complete waste of his time. He was also considering going to school as an X-Ray tech and I was telling him yeah do that! He didn't listen.
I can't stand those ComputerTraining.com ads on the radio that reinforce this myth. Find me one person that has a starting salary of 70k from their program.
How dare a writer draw from their personal cultural experiences to write a show. How dare a writer write something that their primary audience can relate to.
I don't know anything about this website, but it was the first google result when I typed in "legal torrents". Apparently they're revamping their site to allow for compensation directly to artists. Not sure if it's voluntary or not like Radiohead. Legal Torrents I would hope there is some kind of Netflix like rating system to filter out all the crappy bands that all they do is cover Lynard Skynard.
You're making it black and white which it's not. If you're a soldier and you constantly get reinforced from your family that the war is a farce and the cause is meaningless... it's going to effect your performance worse regardless of whether you agree with that sentiment. If you can put that out of your head and your friends and family support you without reminding you how the war is meaningless you're going to be able to focus on your missions better. If you want a more accurate statement "Doubt contributes to getting you killed." Doesn't quite have the same punch though.
I'm all for freedom of speech, but the military can do whatever the hell they want to restrict soldiers from leaking intelligence and keep moral. As long as it has no effect on the civilians I don't care. My friend is in the military and as long as he is over there in Iraq... I'm not going to discuss with him how much I think the war is a farce and how bad his Commander in Chief is. I don't want him to have any doubts about what about he is doing over there (even if he shouldn't be over there in the first place). Doubts get you killed.
Now when he gets out this summer I'm going to tell him how I really feel!
I don't know about extracting H2, and O2, but since Regolith is a pain the ass for the astronauts I'm thinking a rover could be sent to blast away a nice work area for them to arrive and have a regolith free area to set up their moonbase. I'm no rocket scientist though.
Hey if you're not looking for practicality you could put those wheel mount electric motors on the front wheels and leave your gasoline tranny and drive shaft untouched on the rear. (I am not a mechanical engineer)
I agree they're probably not the most resourceful bunch, but I do know they certainly did their best. And as for your suggestion I believe in most municipalities you have to establish residence if you're to use those resources. Philly where it IS easier that was the case. You can only devote so much time to research before it consumes your whole life and you want to get on with your life. Yes this sounds defeatist, but life is too short to be stressed about some shit. Yes I can fix my car in a lot of situations, but I hire a mechanic so I don't deal with the hassle.
You want justice? Fire your lawyer - paying a lawyer is, in most cases, like feeding a cockroach.
As much as I want to agree with that statement... Many of our local governments are set up so it's impossible to not use one. My friends were having an amicable divorce. No disputes, no kids, they just wanted to break it off. So they followed all the rules.. researched all the paperwork required... filled out all the paperwork. All this with no help from the grouchy county employees at the court house. So they went it alone. Guess what they omitted one thing on their paperwork and they have to start the whole process over again and they're out $600. The system is set up in my county so you MUST have a lawyer to get divorced. They were even told by the grouchy civil servants that that it would be stupid not to get a lawyer.
They're dishing out the $1400 this second time for a lawyer. They don't have to do ANYTHING now. They just want to move on with their lives at this point so they gave up and paid that cockroach.
There is one good trend I'm hearing from the nearest major city Philly. People are actually encouraged to not get lawyers for their divorce and there is gov't programs for legal advice to make your paperwork go smoothly.
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It's one thing if it's in a trusted group of people. These people give their passwords to help desk people. How do they know it's not someone calling from the outside hacking the old fashioned way? They gave no challenge to the question or anything.
Yeah so and you could get a programming job in the 60's and 70's from trade school. Oh and the wages were a lot more back in those days compared to now. Tenure should only go so far without keeping your technical knowledge sharp. It's been a problem at my workplace.
give their passwords on the phone to whoever asks. I've seen it happen. Security is an issue that effects us all. Shouldn't single out the young people on this one.
Wouldn't that be a stromboli then? Mmmmm space stromboli.
I think it's more a matter of him being a new Congressman that's it's a tie breaking vote. It's often easy to predict how a congressman will vote based on his previous voting record. Since he has no previous voting record his vote is considered to be novel. Add to that only 4 Republicans voted for the bill and he replaced a Republican incumbent who most likely would have voted against the bill.
They're an advertising firm. Occasionally they need to send large files to their customers. We're talking 10-20 users at most. I should offer my services (for a small fee of course). They have an IT guy, but apparently he's stubborn and doesn't listen to the needs of the employees/customers.
Speaking of FTP I was appalled the other day when my girlfriend told me their small company is paying $100 a month for a service to use FTP for their clients. This service has a space limit of 300 MB!!! With GMAIL and Yahoo email offering unlimited storage this seems unbelievably small.
Enough people get screwed over by said contractor... the state takes they're license away. I realize it's not easy to do, but it does happen.
That's hilarious. I know an acquaintance who just got out of the military. He is already enrolled in a program like this. I think it might be slightly better like DeVry or something. I didn't know how to tell him that it will complete waste of his time. He was also considering going to school as an X-Ray tech and I was telling him yeah do that! He didn't listen.
I can't stand those ComputerTraining.com ads on the radio that reinforce this myth. Find me one person that has a starting salary of 70k from their program.
How dare a writer draw from their personal cultural experiences to write a show. How dare a writer write something that their primary audience can relate to.
I thought it was funny how he is definitely the worst actor on the show. He has 2 facial expressions.
I don't know anything about this website, but it was the first google result when I typed in "legal torrents". Apparently they're revamping their site to allow for compensation directly to artists. Not sure if it's voluntary or not like Radiohead. Legal Torrents I would hope there is some kind of Netflix like rating system to filter out all the crappy bands that all they do is cover Lynard Skynard.
You're making it black and white which it's not. If you're a soldier and you constantly get reinforced from your family that the war is a farce and the cause is meaningless... it's going to effect your performance worse regardless of whether you agree with that sentiment. If you can put that out of your head and your friends and family support you without reminding you how the war is meaningless you're going to be able to focus on your missions better. If you want a more accurate statement "Doubt contributes to getting you killed." Doesn't quite have the same punch though.
I'm all for freedom of speech, but the military can do whatever the hell they want to restrict soldiers from leaking intelligence and keep moral. As long as it has no effect on the civilians I don't care. My friend is in the military and as long as he is over there in Iraq... I'm not going to discuss with him how much I think the war is a farce and how bad his Commander in Chief is. I don't want him to have any doubts about what about he is doing over there (even if he shouldn't be over there in the first place). Doubts get you killed.
Now when he gets out this summer I'm going to tell him how I really feel!
Oh yeah no oxygen... my bad. Hey Star Wars says things blow up in space with big fiery explosions that make a lot of noise... so I believe them.
I don't know about extracting H2, and O2, but since Regolith is a pain the ass for the astronauts I'm thinking a rover could be sent to blast away a nice work area for them to arrive and have a regolith free area to set up their moonbase. I'm no rocket scientist though.
Like Microsoft JVM.
Miro is already doing it. They could work more on their interface to make it friendly on the TV.
Hey if you're not looking for practicality you could put those wheel mount electric motors on the front wheels and leave your gasoline tranny and drive shaft untouched on the rear. (I am not a mechanical engineer)
Hint: Japanese cartoon made into a live action movie coming out this year starring Emile Hirsch.
Now you're thinking. We could even go to Mars!
I agree they're probably not the most resourceful bunch, but I do know they certainly did their best. And as for your suggestion I believe in most municipalities you have to establish residence if you're to use those resources. Philly where it IS easier that was the case. You can only devote so much time to research before it consumes your whole life and you want to get on with your life. Yes this sounds defeatist, but life is too short to be stressed about some shit. Yes I can fix my car in a lot of situations, but I hire a mechanic so I don't deal with the hassle.
As much as I want to agree with that statement... Many of our local governments are set up so it's impossible to not use one. My friends were having an amicable divorce. No disputes, no kids, they just wanted to break it off. So they followed all the rules.. researched all the paperwork required... filled out all the paperwork. All this with no help from the grouchy county employees at the court house. So they went it alone. Guess what they omitted one thing on their paperwork and they have to start the whole process over again and they're out $600. The system is set up in my county so you MUST have a lawyer to get divorced. They were even told by the grouchy civil servants that that it would be stupid not to get a lawyer.
They're dishing out the $1400 this second time for a lawyer. They don't have to do ANYTHING now. They just want to move on with their lives at this point so they gave up and paid that cockroach.
There is one good trend I'm hearing from the nearest major city Philly. People are actually encouraged to not get lawyers for their divorce and there is gov't programs for legal advice to make your paperwork go smoothly.
Those people you speak of are in a conspiracy to hide the obelisks.