For example, Financial institutions are required to keep data for longer period for legal purpose as well as traceability (during investigation of fraud or other kind of crimes). The banks worked for had legal requirement of keeping data at 2 places at least 15 km apart, with all kind of protection against fire and intrusion.
A good manufacturing company would keep data for longer period ot only to comply with ISO standards, but to trace manufacturing defects and a good evidence of past history for insurance company against theft/fire and other kind of problems.
We used to keep daily changes of source code of only previous releases, and purge rest of of the releases (we kept the final source code and patches of all previous releases, but purge daily changes).
In a nutshell, it depends upon your type of bussines.
You cannot simultaneously prevent and prepare for war
Married people would differ with this.
And, obviously, another difference between war and marriage is, you can sleep with enemy...
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Absolutely.
And not only timing, resources, risk assessment, they provide a gateway to interact with other departments and manage the whole process. As a coder, you don't give a shit about how the email servers are being managed OR how your website markets your product, and who is facing the customers understanding their requirements and who is making sure your pay check is deposited in your account OR how the whole place gets cleaned/painted/ managed. It a simple case of delegation of responsibilities, and your manager is no exception.
While attending those project meetings, I always found that, given a choice, a technical person would love to spend 10 million years to build a masterpiece nobody has ever done, and Project Manager would love it, if it was built yesterday, no matter how ugly it looks. Our manager brought good insight into this struggle and made sure things run smooth and he did great. People skills are very important, when you are making a group to work together.
Trust me they digest a lot of shit from their superiors and do not allow that to reach you.
Peter: Hello.
Malcom: (After 1 hour) Hello.
Peter: (After 1 hour) Take the Nitro away from Sun.
Malcom: (After 1 hour) What?
Peter: (After 1 hour) Take the Nitro out of Sunshine U idiot.
Malcom: NO CARRIER.
Racism acts like a poison for mind and children are basically free from it before they get to know about it from others/elders. I know it, because, I had been poisoned, and I had to work hard to get rid of it. I started mixing with that community and started seeing the positive side of their culture. And that helped me survive happily while living in many different countries.
In a nutshell, if someone makes a small request of you that you are likely to agree to, then you will be more likely to agree to a second, larger request, because you will have seen yourself as being helpful in complying with the first request and want to continue being helpful by complying with the second request.
And, if someone makes a large request of you, a request so onerous that most people would not accept it, then you will be more likely to agree to a smaller second request, to a greater extent than you would have had you not been asked the first, more onerous request. The explanation for this is that you are trying to reciprocate on the asker's reducing the size of their request by increasing your willingness to respond to a request beyond what your base level would otherwise be. It's a kind of a subconscious negotiation process that you are engaging in with someone else, basically meeting them halfway.
Now I understand, why my gf refused my second request. But, hell, she should have met me halfway according to your theory.
What about SS7? Though there are differences, it would be more scary, if GSM network could be brought down by anybody using similar attacks. R5 should make it difficult, but not sure whether it is used on routing layers.
As all architects say. But I guess the problem will be making everybody agree with it. Because, similar to me, many think that there is never going to be 'one solution for everything.'
Setting up a microphone and recording the output from the speakers might be the last resort and the lowest quality
No need. There are 100s of tools that can capture audio stream and record it for you without losing quality.
Once contents are decrypted and audio stream is available, it can easily captured with a small program. For one of the project my client was stuck with third party conferencing tool, which did not have session recording feature. We managed to record the audio stream and feed as one of the input to mixers, while replaying.
Ever heard of ÄOEerenkov radiation which is produced when some particles travel faster than light in water? Off topic, but I always find it beautiful to watch.
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For example, Financial institutions are required to keep data for longer period for legal purpose as well as traceability (during investigation of fraud or other kind of crimes). The banks worked for had legal requirement of keeping data at 2 places at least 15 km apart, with all kind of protection against fire and intrusion.
A good manufacturing company would keep data for longer period ot only to comply with ISO standards, but to trace manufacturing defects and a good evidence of past history for insurance company against theft/fire and other kind of problems.
We used to keep daily changes of source code of only previous releases, and purge rest of of the releases (we kept the final source code and patches of all previous releases, but purge daily changes).
In a nutshell, it depends upon your type of bussines.
You cannot simultaneously prevent and prepare for war
Married people would differ with this.
And, obviously, another difference between war and marriage is, you can sleep with enemy...
Absolutely.
And not only timing, resources, risk assessment, they provide a gateway to interact with other departments and manage the whole process. As a coder, you don't give a shit about how the email servers are being managed OR how your website markets your product, and who is facing the customers understanding their requirements and who is making sure your pay check is deposited in your account OR how the whole place gets cleaned/painted/ managed. It a simple case of delegation of responsibilities, and your manager is no exception.
While attending those project meetings, I always found that, given a choice, a technical person would love to spend 10 million years to build a masterpiece nobody has ever done, and Project Manager would love it, if it was built yesterday, no matter how ugly it looks. Our manager brought good insight into this struggle and made sure things run smooth and he did great. People skills are very important, when you are making a group to work together.
Trust me they digest a lot of shit from their superiors and do not allow that to reach you.
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I am stuck with Block 10 Pro level in this game called Klotski (in Ubuntu). 1 Year, and I am still clueless? Has anybody solved this level?
Is it not enough watching Bill Gates talking to the kid about Polymorphism, both having no clue about whatsoever.
Yep. It works like this.
Peter: Hello.
Malcom: (After 1 hour) Hello.
Peter: (After 1 hour) Take the Nitro away from Sun.
Malcom: (After 1 hour) What?
Peter: (After 1 hour) Take the Nitro out of Sunshine U idiot.
Malcom: NO CARRIER.
I know its a joke, but I am really interested to know what happens to the reactor after it is decommissioned (stop being useful).
Can't agree with you more.
Racism acts like a poison for mind and children are basically free from it before they get to know about it from others/elders. I know it, because, I had been poisoned, and I had to work hard to get rid of it. I started mixing with that community and started seeing the positive side of their culture. And that helped me survive happily while living in many different countries.
In a nutshell, if someone makes a small request of you that you are likely to agree to, then you will be more likely to agree to a second, larger request, because you will have seen yourself as being helpful in complying with the first request and want to continue being helpful by complying with the second request.
And, if someone makes a large request of you, a request so onerous that most people would not accept it, then you will be more likely to agree to a smaller second request, to a greater extent than you would have had you not been asked the first, more onerous request. The explanation for this is that you are trying to reciprocate on the asker's reducing the size of their request by increasing your willingness to respond to a request beyond what your base level would otherwise be. It's a kind of a subconscious negotiation process that you are engaging in with someone else, basically meeting them halfway.
Now I understand, why my gf refused my second request. But, hell, she should have met me halfway according to your theory.
I am just afraid of scaring those guys with telescopes, if I go 'Naked' in space:)
I for one welcome our new overlord mutant tardigrades!
Is that you, Cypher?
Ctrl-Alt-Del???
Do you expect Bill Gates to refund your money every time your identity is stolen via some Internet Explorer security hole?
I would answer 'Yes' to this OR 'would you love Yasmine Bleeth strip dance in front of you?' kind of questions.
Aaahh...Reality.
The content of most files downloaded is always questionable.
Yeah. Whenever Firefox is downloaded, Ballmer is on his knees and questions God, "Why?"
Somewhere I read
To be happy with a man, you must understand him a lot and love him a little.
To be happy with a woman, you must love her a lot and not try to understand her at all.
The technician obviously did a mistake.
Look at positive side. Finally, I would get manager, who knows 2 plus 2 = 4.
Yes.
What about SS7? Though there are differences, it would be more scary, if GSM network could be brought down by anybody using similar attacks. R5 should make it difficult, but not sure whether it is used on routing layers.
As all architects say. But I guess the problem will be making everybody agree with it. Because, similar to me, many think that there is never going to be 'one solution for everything.'
Setting up a microphone and recording the output from the speakers might be the last resort and the lowest quality
No need. There are 100s of tools that can capture audio stream and record it for you without losing quality.
Once contents are decrypted and audio stream is available, it can easily captured with a small program. For one of the project my client was stuck with third party conferencing tool, which did not have session recording feature. We managed to record the audio stream and feed as one of the input to mixers, while replaying.
OOPS. The link messed up something there. It was supposed to be Cerenkov radiation.
Isn't the speed of light supposed to be constant?
No. Speed of light in vacuum is constant.
Ever heard of ÄOEerenkov radiation which is produced when some particles travel faster than light in water? Off topic, but I always find it beautiful to watch.
Maybe we need to drive our moderators more crazy:)
PS: Take a break when I have mod points.
But its expertise is only in pure knowledge, not the rational use of that knowledge to create something beyond mere identification.
You kidding? Neo learnt how to fly helicopter in seconds.
ROFL. I wish I had mod points.
Interestingly, from TFA it sounds like they will NOT use the separate landing craft approach of Apollo.
So, are they going to shoot in desert of Siberia this time? :)