Microsoft has monopoly issues? Only in Europe. Once Bush was elected it was a matter of when, not if, the charges were dropped. Heck, I'm surprised that he didn't reimburse them for their legal expenses.
Wow, my instant reaction too. Usually buzzwords are an attempt to pretend you have something to say but don't, and are featured prominently in business/management theory. Does the IT buzzword storm mean the end of IT relevance to reality?
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Well, that's what you get for voting Republican...the socialist countries have it so much better!
Budget waste is paying for goods and services that are not needed for the task at hand. I wish the stupid reactionary antiprogressives would stop pointing to unions and organized labor as evil. When your job gets shipped to India, I hope you get a nice feeling in the pit of your stomach.
Honestly, the boot process should be an admin account anyway, and can hand it off to another user process. Most home computers can be considered physically secure, and so merely booting (or clicking on your icon) should be enough to get to your account. Windows actually does this right.
As for how to handle admin type functions under a GUI without incessant PW prompting: give the GUI escalation privileges, but not programmatically. I.E., I click on a Disk Format icon, it runs as admin, but there be no exposed API to do be exploited automatically. The boot process could hand off limited admin privilege to the GUI, but this requires trusting your software. I guess this is too difficult for people to grok...
Geez, the only downside to Linux is all the complicated array of software you have to download for free to make it work, like x.org, xmms, etc. CURSE YOU, DAMNABLE CHOICE!!!!
You should have 2 documents only--an informal sketch of the design (possibly including addenda for fixed-in-stone interfaces), and a slick, comprehensive manual for the end user. All this UML and case use junk is an impediment to writing software. Software should be written in a military model, not a consensus or collaborative model. One project general who understands the whole thing, who delegates subcomponents. If one person cannot understand the whole thing, your project is dead already.
One day the FTC says silicone breast implants are still banned, the next day they approve them. Conclusion: mobilize stripper industry to lobby for the return of Enterprise. After all, they have an inside track to the men in power.
But can it leverage corporate synergy to enhance capability-oriented revenue enhancement solutions in today's fast-paced marketplace? I see that it is highly flexible, affordable yet powerful, and comprehensively provides solutions to my content management needs; but it must leverage use-case scenarios in an adaptable yet industry-leading model that features performance suitable for enterprise-class systems to be acceptible in today's fast-paced marketplace.
switch (foo)
{
case 1:
bar(foo);
break;
default:
--foo;
}
I made this up myself. It is superior (or perhaps identical) to all other standards. This is why I ignore standards; because they suck and I can pull a better version out of my asscrack. Interoperability be damned, I'm an old-school antisocial codesmith.
Any spam defense model that analyzes the text is doomed (until the advent of bona fide AI).
Domain Keys is similar to an idea I had a while back for a trivial thesis topic (stupid prof dismissed it out of hand). I think authentication to remove the anonymity of spammers, combined with laws to regulate it, is the solution. Since any domain can serve up its own public keys, there is no need to have a centralized certification authority, either.
We should launch a probe to the old Soviet space program facilities to find out how they beat us on every important space exploration milestone (up until the 80s) with a fraction of the resources.
So you suggest quantum-entangling plasmonic conduits? If we fold them into 11-space we can also exploit zero-point dark energy in the Einstein-Svengali manifold continuum, giving us a positronic gage vector consistent with the Hawking-Niebelungen juxtaposition. What were we talking about?
Unfair perhaps because they are a nation of peasants owned by the Communist Party (TM)? If we would just lower our standards of freedom, democracy, and personal fulfillment, maybe we could compete...oh, so THAT's what Bush is up to, keeping us competitive!
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Microsoft has monopoly issues? Only in Europe. Once Bush was elected it was a matter of when, not if, the charges were dropped. Heck, I'm surprised that he didn't reimburse them for their legal expenses.
Wow, my instant reaction too. Usually buzzwords are an attempt to pretend you have something to say but don't, and are featured prominently in business/management theory. Does the IT buzzword storm mean the end of IT relevance to reality?
Well, that's what you get for voting Republican...the socialist countries have it so much better!
Budget waste is paying for goods and services that are not needed for the task at hand. I wish the stupid reactionary antiprogressives would stop pointing to unions and organized labor as evil. When your job gets shipped to India, I hope you get a nice feeling in the pit of your stomach.
Add a filter: http://*.google.com/*
Google: Now we're really dot-com!
Yeah, why pay to beta test dubious code when we can beta test stuff that's been beta for YEARS, and not pay a thing. Open Source is great!
Honestly, the boot process should be an admin account anyway, and can hand it off to another user process. Most home computers can be considered physically secure, and so merely booting (or clicking on your icon) should be enough to get to your account. Windows actually does this right.
As for how to handle admin type functions under a GUI without incessant PW prompting: give the GUI escalation privileges, but not programmatically. I.E., I click on a Disk Format icon, it runs as admin, but there be no exposed API to do be exploited automatically. The boot process could hand off limited admin privilege to the GUI, but this requires trusting your software. I guess this is too difficult for people to grok...
Geez, the only downside to Linux is all the complicated array of software you have to download for free to make it work, like x.org, xmms, etc. CURSE YOU, DAMNABLE CHOICE!!!!
You should have 2 documents only--an informal sketch of the design (possibly including addenda for fixed-in-stone interfaces), and a slick, comprehensive manual for the end user. All this UML and case use junk is an impediment to writing software. Software should be written in a military model, not a consensus or collaborative model. One project general who understands the whole thing, who delegates subcomponents. If one person cannot understand the whole thing, your project is dead already.
What, you mean, everyone who isn't already rich? And I mean you, too, Mr. Big Shot, your job just hasn't hit the axe yet. Smug bastard.
One day the FTC says silicone breast implants are still banned, the next day they approve them. Conclusion: mobilize stripper industry to lobby for the return of Enterprise. After all, they have an inside track to the men in power.
But can it leverage corporate synergy to enhance capability-oriented revenue enhancement solutions in today's fast-paced marketplace? I see that it is highly flexible, affordable yet powerful, and comprehensively provides solutions to my content management needs; but it must leverage use-case scenarios in an adaptable yet industry-leading model that features performance suitable for enterprise-class systems to be acceptible in today's fast-paced marketplace.
...a majority of Americans think Geo. W. Bush is suitable material for Leader of the Free World despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
If you want a stupid opinion, go ask America. Heck, I got plenty of 'em myself.
Fewel, CMD.EXE pwnz j00.
Any spam defense model that analyzes the text is doomed (until the advent of bona fide AI).
Domain Keys is similar to an idea I had a while back for a trivial thesis topic (stupid prof dismissed it out of hand). I think authentication to remove the anonymity of spammers, combined with laws to regulate it, is the solution. Since any domain can serve up its own public keys, there is no need to have a centralized certification authority, either.
is now the Star Gazer http://www.jackstargazer.com/...this guy is the REAL Star Hustler.
I don't know who wrote their stuff originally, but they probably had to pay a nominal fee to the expert authors. Now, they won't. Summary:
1. Replace professional content providers with random anonymous strangers.
2. Outsource your editing/fact-checking to India.
3. Profit!
Inspect ye 9th and 10th Amendments for an official statement of this.
We should launch a probe to the old Soviet space program facilities to find out how they beat us on every important space exploration milestone (up until the 80s) with a fraction of the resources.
So you suggest quantum-entangling plasmonic conduits? If we fold them into 11-space we can also exploit zero-point dark energy in the Einstein-Svengali manifold continuum, giving us a positronic gage vector consistent with the Hawking-Niebelungen juxtaposition. What were we talking about?
Yes, but where are the results? Crappy Bayesian spam filters that can be gamed just as well as any other system? Thank you, AI!
Unfair perhaps because they are a nation of peasants owned by the Communist Party (TM)? If we would just lower our standards of freedom, democracy, and personal fulfillment, maybe we could compete...oh, so THAT's what Bush is up to, keeping us competitive!
Yeah, if you aren't willing to die for your rights, then you don't have any. Die like a man!