this is such a load of crap = they review the source for the one sniffer module. after the data is written, what happened operationally? was it replicated to the server infrastructure? was there some process to remove dupes? was it then kept for any length of time? what was the retention policy?
this is such a smoke & mirrors campaign - they downplay because "its only 600gb of data" - i can store a hell of a lot of compressed text in 600gb...
there is more to this story./1
Top tier talent that can't work out that IT renamed to something else maybe are not top tier. Maybe the best idea is focus on what the job is rather than the title./i
All the EU Microsoft suits should be dropped. The plantifswere sun, oracle & IBM.
The browser suit is Opera (Norway is not in the EU), Goggle & Mozilla
Do you agree with that too?
All multinational companies bring L-class visas into the country - anyone who works for a forigen subsidiary moving to the US parent or operations would be able to do an intercompany transfer using this type of visa.
That show I moved to the US - its much mch less painful./1
they would have been way undervalued at 19. if that was the case, why weren't the board members rushing in & picking up this drastically undervalued stock? http://finance.yahoo.com/q/it?s=YHOO
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If this were something invented by Google, it would have a title like "Google saves workers lives". Instead, it gets "Microsoft to spy on employees" which carries connotations of the whole HP deal from a couple of years ago.
Titles like this keep/. on the freaky fringe of news organizatons/i
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this is such a load of crap = they review the source for the one sniffer module. after the data is written, what happened operationally? was it replicated to the server infrastructure? was there some process to remove dupes? was it then kept for any length of time? what was the retention policy? this is such a smoke & mirrors campaign - they downplay because "its only 600gb of data" - i can store a hell of a lot of compressed text in 600gb... there is more to this story. /1
how come no one has managed to blame microsoft for this yet?
Top tier talent that can't work out that IT renamed to something else maybe are not top tier. Maybe the best idea is focus on what the job is rather than the title. /i
what sort of novel for geeks in 2009 does not have a Kindle edition? This one, i guess... bummer - i was going to buy it - now i'll forget. /i
All the EU Microsoft suits should be dropped. The plantifswere sun, oracle & IBM. The browser suit is Opera (Norway is not in the EU), Goggle & Mozilla Do you agree with that too?
All multinational companies bring L-class visas into the country - anyone who works for a forigen subsidiary moving to the US parent or operations would be able to do an intercompany transfer using this type of visa. That show I moved to the US - its much mch less painful. /1
Netcraft.com's February 2008 report http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2008/02/06/february_2008_web_server_survey.html says that Apache has 48.84% & IIS has 36.05%. This causes some issues for your argument... /i
they would have been way undervalued at 19. if that was the case, why weren't the board members rushing in & picking up this drastically undervalued stock? http://finance.yahoo.com/q/it?s=YHOO 1
If this were something invented by Google, it would have a title like "Google saves workers lives". Instead, it gets "Microsoft to spy on employees" which carries connotations of the whole HP deal from a couple of years ago. Titles like this keep /. on the freaky fringe of news organizatons /i
ummm. i think you just described /. as well.
what, you mean they are going to become aol?