I suppose you could just send your customer a link to a Google search of "Microsoft" and "security vulnerability" and then send the same search on your product.
Green makes some interesting parallels to the early movie and comic book industries,
I once heard a psychologist compare Grand Theft Auto to Birth of a Nation as technically brilliant and psychologically poisonous. Ideas have consequences.
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That one specific example is worth a hundred vague statements?
preach it brother
I could be wrong, it wouldn't be the first time, but coming at this time, this is the sort of decision that can ignite an explosive backlash. Part of the art of public relations is understanding when the rules are changing.
that this is going to go well for IBM. Management is openly admitting that their present American workforce has the skills they need; it is just a question of cheap labor.
This is not the time for a company to be picking this sort of fight.
With 88% of all data loss cases for 2008 being traced back to insider negligence
It is getting harder and harder for me to dismiss the possibility that some of this is the result of inside jobs.
Good question. Truthfully, even though I read the post several times, I still don't understand how it works. On the other hand, I can't wait to market tornado technology!
Sometimes I think their model of communism is better than our capitalism. Why? Because they potentially can now control our government's priorities.
We go down, we take them with us. That is really the only reason that China didn't call the mortgage years ago.
Also knowing what is in the source code helps identify potential threats to national security.
I have been thinking the same thing, that has to be one of the biggest selling points of open source.
So, did Amazon have their best ever holiday season? Maybe: but we're unlikely to know enough about the metrics used to make this claim to know.
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excellent notion
I suppose you could just send your customer a link to a Google search of "Microsoft" and "security vulnerability" and then send the same search on your product.
Green makes some interesting parallels to the early movie and comic book industries, I once heard a psychologist compare Grand Theft Auto to Birth of a Nation as technically brilliant and psychologically poisonous. Ideas have consequences.
That one specific example is worth a hundred vague statements? preach it brother
In fact, I am surprised that more books have not been written on this subject. This book is going right on mt reading list.
I could be wrong, it wouldn't be the first time, but coming at this time, this is the sort of decision that can ignite an explosive backlash. Part of the art of public relations is understanding when the rules are changing.
that this is going to go well for IBM. Management is openly admitting that their present American workforce has the skills they need; it is just a question of cheap labor. This is not the time for a company to be picking this sort of fight.
I am with Register.com, so I certainly don't want all of its URLs blocked. There is too much innocent third party damage with that system.
With 88% of all data loss cases for 2008 being traced back to insider negligence It is getting harder and harder for me to dismiss the possibility that some of this is the result of inside jobs.
Good question. Truthfully, even though I read the post several times, I still don't understand how it works. On the other hand, I can't wait to market tornado technology!
Sometimes I think their model of communism is better than our capitalism. Why? Because they potentially can now control our government's priorities. We go down, we take them with us. That is really the only reason that China didn't call the mortgage years ago.
There is a company in Reston VA that trains iPhone developers http://www.aboutobjects.com/iPhone-SDK-Course.do
I thought Japanese auto companies were smart and customer oriented.
If the lexus buyers are compensating for something... what sort of spam do you think would be relevant? seriously, I really did laugh out loud.
Also knowing what is in the source code helps identify potential threats to national security. I have been thinking the same thing, that has to be one of the biggest selling points of open source.
exactly what I was going to say
I always thought that spammers were all scamming each other more than the rest of us. It must be a very sad world.
So, did Amazon have their best ever holiday season? Maybe: but we're unlikely to know enough about the metrics used to make this claim to know. well said
It does not matter how many allies the RIAA has, they will never win a war with their customers.
I saw that; it was a brilliant move.
How many would like to see Wall St Execs take their bonus in the form of dog food?
I dunno, it strikes me as shake-down financing. If it is commercial viable, they should come bleating to government.
Wired has a good summary of the controversy.
Why do all these controversies keep having names like something out of a Sheridan play?
precisely so. Equating botnets with WMD is an insult to everyone who ever died of poison gas or nuclear bombs.