you'll be using worse quality parts than Dell does
Cheaper isn't necessarily worse, although price is certainly a good guide. It depends what you want. If you already have a keyboard and mouse, there's a saving straight away....
If you show them code that you wrote under NDA, and they can see that you're wilfully ignoring the contract with your former employer, then why wouldn't they assume you'd be just as prepared to ignore any parts of their contract?
It shows you to be an untrustworthy employee, with scant regard for contracts. Whether this is true or not, you don't want to advertise it in your interview.
The tougher new rules still allow Canadians to cross without being fingerprinted, but every person from any other country will be required to submit to fingerprinting.
This Brit will find somewhere else to take his tourist money then.
Honestly, the US economy is dying on its arse as it is - I'm surprised they're even bothering to invent new ways of stopping people bringing dollars to America...
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Cheaper isn't necessarily worse, although price is certainly a good guide. It depends what you want. If you already have a keyboard and mouse, there's a saving straight away....
This is Slashdot. Our software is Free :-)
And, frothing with vast swathes of irony, your link points to a site which is illegally publishing the entirety of a copyrighted work.
Bravo sir, bravo!
I said it was a recurring joke. And gave one example. Yours is another.
Actually it's a recurring joke from the original movie of The Holy Grail.
Arthur: Right! One!... Two!... Five!Galahad: Three sir!
Arthur: Three!
[angels sing]
[boom]
London is not the UK. Try going out into the countryside down the road from my house and even getting a signal on your mobile phone...
So how about the new series of Doctor Who, aired on the BBC (so no advertisements)?
Can I, as a license paying Brit, download episodes which have already been broadcast without fear of legal action?
Not true.
Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets were both directed by Chris Columbus (this one, not that one).
Unfortunately there's no British English version of 1.0.4 yet.
It'll appear in the list of locales here when it's ready, but it looks like we limeys are stuck with 1.0.3 (or speaking American English) until then.
Sadly it's actually running AIX, according to TFA.
iTunes.
Next?
I wouldn't recommend this.
If you show them code that you wrote under NDA, and they can see that you're wilfully ignoring the contract with your former employer, then why wouldn't they assume you'd be just as prepared to ignore any parts of their contract?
It shows you to be an untrustworthy employee, with scant regard for contracts. Whether this is true or not, you don't want to advertise it in your interview.
This Brit will find somewhere else to take his tourist money then.
Honestly, the US economy is dying on its arse as it is - I'm surprised they're even bothering to invent new ways of stopping people bringing dollars to America...
Your standards-compliant code should work fine in NS4.
That is, it should degrade gracefully, with the content still accessible to all. If it doesn't look so pretty, then so be it. Content is king.