If you're a rich and powerful executive, I'd have thought you'd have inappropriate relationships with 20-something interns, not 40-something former porn stars.
Every so often I think it's a sad state of affairs for journalism when satirists like John Stewart and Stephen Colbert on a comedy channel are considered more reliable, trustworthy, and objective in their reporting than "serious" (for lack of a better term) journalists like Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly on what's supposed to be a news channel.
Sun Tzu put it best why American soldiers should play as the Taliban:
So it is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you can win a hundred battles without a single loss. If you only know yourself, but not your opponent, you may win or may lose.
You're preaching to the choir, but I seriously doubt that the Python or PHP community you're referring to will grow up enough stop the needless and harmful proliferation of ORM frameworks (Django, Turbogears, Zope, PHP Cake, Symfony, Codeigniter) that wastes developer time and store bookshelves and instead learn from Rails and Merb's excellent example of putting community ahead of ego's and redirecting the entire community's programming and documentation efforts into a one single excellent framework.
Whenever there's a discussion about privatizing municipal services, private industry's selling point is always that they can do a far better job than government because government is so inept and inefficient.
If this is indeed the case, then shouldn't a municipal broadband should be no threat at all to private industry, and therefore there should be nothing at all for them to worry about.
Good News: Assuming a certain level of competence where the windows machines formatting the drives in China were not recycled from somewhere else, had their hard drives given a clean wipe, and weren't hooked up to the Internet and used to browse Pr0n on lunch break, then yes drives in the blister pack are secure.
Bad News: It's highly dangerous to assume a certain level of competence.
Moral Of The Story: When you buy a flash drive, immediately format it and bypass and "value-added gravy" the manufacturer tries to shove down your throat.
Laugh if you will, but I find that the most effective demonstration of low-level "how computers really work" programming (short of flipping manual switches PDP style) is Brainfuck.
About the guy carrying a Sandisk SSD and postal stamp in his pocket who goes down the post office to mail a letter and then sticks the stamp in his smartphone.
Real humiliation is when you're growing up and all the interactions with your peers blow up in your face due to your mind-blindless and inability to read body language or understand personal space, and your classmates ostracize you because they think you're weird, and you don't know what's going wrong. And since there's nothing you know of (because your'e undiagnosed) that differentiates you from your peers or explains why this is happening, you conclude you're getting ostracized because you're some doofy, idiotic, bad person. That, my friend, is real humiliation.
Although the underlying equations governing plasmas are relatively simple, plasma behavior is extraordinarily varied and subtle: the emergence of unexpected behavior from a simple model is a typical feature of a complex system. Such systems lie in some sense on the boundary between ordered and disordered behavior and cannot typically be described either by simple, smooth, mathematical functions, or by pure randomness.
As an online discussion decomposing the software stack of a linux distribution grows longer, the probability of RMS bursting in and saying "It's actually kind of sad that most people soley identify the GNU toolchain environment as 'Linux', which is just kernel." approaches 1.
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I always wondered why I never got laid when I went to bars and did the Chicken Dance. It's all so clear now.
If you're a rich and powerful executive, I'd have thought you'd have inappropriate relationships with 20-something interns, not 40-something former porn stars.
Sealab 2021 reference
Sweetest of the transition metals.
Every so often I think it's a sad state of affairs for journalism when satirists like John Stewart and Stephen Colbert on a comedy channel are considered more reliable, trustworthy, and objective in their reporting than "serious" (for lack of a better term) journalists like Glenn Beck and Bill O'Reilly on what's supposed to be a news channel.
Sun Tzu put it best why American soldiers should play as the Taliban:
So it is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you can win a hundred battles without a single loss.
If you only know yourself, but not your opponent, you may win or may lose.
But ACID still lacks NoSQL's "Cowboy Chic".
Fuck virtual girlfriends. We need to restrain these guys Clockwork Orange style in front a 10' plasma screen that continously replays Fight Club.
Be aware that there's now a 50% chance they could be a convict thwarting GPS instead of a nutcase thwarting the government.
But I do wish the community would grow up.
You're preaching to the choir, but I seriously doubt that the Python or PHP community you're referring to will grow up enough stop the needless and harmful proliferation of ORM frameworks (Django, Turbogears, Zope, PHP Cake, Symfony, Codeigniter) that wastes developer time and store bookshelves and instead learn from Rails and Merb's excellent example of putting community ahead of ego's and redirecting the entire community's programming and documentation efforts into a one single excellent framework.
Whenever there's a discussion about privatizing municipal services, private industry's selling point is always that they can do a far better job than government because government is so inept and inefficient.
If this is indeed the case, then shouldn't a municipal broadband should be no threat at all to private industry, and therefore there should be nothing at all for them to worry about.
Hackers and Developers are both lazy. This is why things haven't gotten any worse and also why things haven't gotten any better.
The kind of shit that gets on these fucking cocksucker motherfurcker cunts' tits is really starting to piss me off.
(Any replies to this post must also make use of all the seven dirty words)
Good News: Assuming a certain level of competence where the windows machines formatting the drives in China were not recycled from somewhere else, had their hard drives given a clean wipe, and weren't hooked up to the Internet and used to browse Pr0n on lunch break, then yes drives in the blister pack are secure.
Bad News: It's highly dangerous to assume a certain level of competence.
Moral Of The Story: When you buy a flash drive, immediately format it and bypass and "value-added gravy" the manufacturer tries to shove down your throat.
Laugh if you will, but I find that the most effective demonstration of low-level "how computers really work" programming (short of flipping manual switches PDP style) is Brainfuck.
"I don't honestly understand why the Slashdot community dislike e-voting that much."
Because we can't mod candidates we like and hate as Insightful or Flamebait. There's only this silly little "Yes" or "No" option.
About the guy carrying a Sandisk SSD and postal stamp in his pocket who goes down the post office to mail a letter and then sticks the stamp in his smartphone.
Therapy's not humiliating. Hell, OT's kinda fun.
Real humiliation is when you're growing up and all the interactions with your peers blow up in your face due to your mind-blindless and inability to read body language or understand personal space, and your classmates ostracize you because they think you're weird, and you don't know what's going wrong. And since there's nothing you know of (because your'e undiagnosed) that differentiates you from your peers or explains why this is happening, you conclude you're getting ostracized because you're some doofy, idiotic, bad person. That, my friend, is real humiliation.
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As an online discussion decomposing the software stack of a linux distribution grows longer, the probability of RMS bursting in and saying "It's actually kind of sad that most people soley identify the GNU toolchain environment as 'Linux', which is just kernel." approaches 1.
This means that the cemetery security guards now have to keep on alert for shady characters with really large screwdrivers.
People have been making ossuaries for hundreds of years. Your idea is probably less creepy.
With Trojan-SMS.AndroidOS.FakePlayer.a, you can now have two different trojans in your pocket to offer the ladies.
If we get fusion power up and running, we'll have all the helium we'll need.
I can't think of anything other than 70's cheese and largest white afro up until the release of Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo.