I tend to round my risk so zero risk is less then.00001%, my pen has zero risk even though I could stab my self with it, my chair has zero risk even though I could Ballmer it through a wall.
Being intelligent is only one of the skills needed to survive, strength, speed, and available resources are other key factors. If the Russians accidently cause an asteroid hits earth and our society is thrown into anarchy, it’s not necessarily the smart ones that will survive. The ones with guns and lots of ammo who live out in an area that is self sustainable will survive where as city folks ain’t going to make it no matter how smart.
When did Thomas Jefferson ever try to murder innocent civilians or stone women because they were raped? How about try to kill a person because he drew a cartoon? Thomas Jefferson did or advocated none of these things or anything like it. It looks like you may need to crack open your history book.
That’s simple because IT people are generally thought of like janitors and should be wearing coveralls with their names on them. Managers on the other hand are import people of great importance who make important decisions and must look important.
If you want my tax dollars to finance its enforcement, in the form of our court system, then no. There should be no privacy in a contract.
So all medical records of Medicaid/Medicare patients should be public?
How about medical records at hospitals that receive tax exempt status?
What about your mail, should it be made public (I doubt you want everyone knowing about your doll)?
Can your conversations be recorded in a car as long as you’re on a public road?
In all these cases the answer is no just because federal money is used does not mean that privacy is waived, and people have a right to protect that privacy. The copyright enforcement may not hold up since Apex is claiming that comments defamed them, they should be able to claim fair use because the original work was copied with the intent to criticize.
I've had developers work for me that think they know everything there is to know, refuse to listen to any advice, and basically try to write software only in the way they believe it should be done, completely ignoring the needs and requirements of the system lead and the customer. Throw in to the mix some elitism and a complete lack of ability to communicate without insulting an derogatory statements, and you've got a profile of a large percentage of current software developers.
I think I know your problem you keep hiring noobs right from college and are giving them large of tasks with little oversight. If your employees do not follow your direction then either you're and idiot because you don't know where you are going or you're an idiot because you don't know how to manage your personnel. There are many excellent developers you just have to properly interview candidates so you can weed out the morons there are idiots in every profession and the good managers know how to spot them. The sheer arrogance of some managers is astounding.
State and local taxes go to things like subsidizing public transportation where in all but a few major cities public transportation hemorrhages money. People would not mind taxes as much if they actually though the money was being put to good use, instead of spending money to reduce crime or repairing roads, city hall gets renovated or more bus routes are added with only a few people who use them, not to mention all the entitlement programs. As for CEOs pay it's a joke to think that paying somebody to make tough decisions that they will be held accountable for 100k a year is reasonable. If anybody could run a company then there would be many more successful companies and more then 1/3rd of small business would be able to turn a profit.
The use of the N word has held our people down, this stereotype is why only a few of our people can reach the top. I for one can no longer stand this vile and derogatory term and will be burying it in my back yard tonight at 5:30 unless my yard is frozen in which case I'll be burring the N word under some snow and hopefully it will decompose by spring because the last thing I'm going to want to do is have to bury a half decomposed N word. Tomorrow will be a new day for all of us since all the cool people will no longer be able to call us names.
So I can have 50 hour weeks 10-15 of which i go "render" Las Vegas strippers for free and get paid less or I can work 50 hours a week 10-15 of which I read/. and get paid more. Right now I'm trying to come up with a formula for how much less I would take and the cost per nipple, or the CPN index.
Open source will never go away, right now everyone thinks they can get rich and develop apps and charge for them. Once the market becomes saturated with apps only a few will make decent money, the market will thin out, those apps will have limited functionality because they were written by one or two people the open-source apps will have a huge advantage in many more developers and they will start to take market share. Open source will probably have a similar role as it does now in other markets not everyone's first choice but still a significant market share.
So everyone who has Freddie and Fannie loans does not have the right to privacy there homes are owned by the government. How about people in government housing? Are medicaid and medicare recipients health care records open to access? Does this give banks rights to install a camera in my house because they own a majority of my house? Of course not because it's a loan and the 80% is collateral on the loan not indicative of ownership if the government owned 80% of the stock that would be different but they don't.
Plus the government does not own a single voting share, the 85 billion was for 80% equity stake, all this means is that if AIG sells it self the government gets 80%, further the terms of the buyback were just that a certain interest rate was to be payed to buy back the notes.
The best part of you leaving is if you signed a contract and still are serving time you can get out, since ATT changed the terms you can break contract with out penality, then just jail break your iphone and go to tmobile for much cheaper unlimited spotty service.
So the Bush administration was the one who forced banks to give out loans to people who couldn't pay them back, or was it the Bush administration who's boyfriend was the head of fannie may and the administration blindly defended them stopping a probe many years before the housing crash. Was it the Bush administration that feveroushly fought to stop drilling for oil in the US which would lead to more money staying in the country. I'm not saying that Bush did not make mistakes but to say he was directly responsible is ignorant, there is more then enough blame to go around.
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So the US shouldn't be allowed to regulate what comes into its country? If Canada has a problem then they can fly around.
I tend to round my risk so zero risk is less then .00001%, my pen has zero risk even though I could stab my self with it, my chair has zero risk even though I could Ballmer it through a wall.
Being intelligent is only one of the skills needed to survive, strength, speed, and available resources are other key factors. If the Russians accidently cause an asteroid hits earth and our society is thrown into anarchy, it’s not necessarily the smart ones that will survive. The ones with guns and lots of ammo who live out in an area that is self sustainable will survive where as city folks ain’t going to make it no matter how smart.
He treated his slaves better then muslims treat women.
When did Thomas Jefferson ever try to murder innocent civilians or stone women because they were raped? How about try to kill a person because he drew a cartoon? Thomas Jefferson did or advocated none of these things or anything like it. It looks like you may need to crack open your history book.
That’s simple because IT people are generally thought of like janitors and should be wearing coveralls with their names on them. Managers on the other hand are import people of great importance who make important decisions and must look important.
Let all variables be arranged in set V y=V(0) - base case
y=V(n+1) - Inductive step
If you want my tax dollars to finance its enforcement, in the form of our court system, then no. There should be no privacy in a contract.
So all medical records of Medicaid/Medicare patients should be public?
How about medical records at hospitals that receive tax exempt status?
What about your mail, should it be made public (I doubt you want everyone knowing about your doll)?
Can your conversations be recorded in a car as long as you’re on a public road?
In all these cases the answer is no just because federal money is used does not mean that privacy is waived, and people have a right to protect that privacy. The copyright enforcement may not hold up since Apex is claiming that comments defamed them, they should be able to claim fair use because the original work was copied with the intent to criticize.
How long before you get your Oscar and Nobel Peace Prize.
I've had developers work for me that think they know everything there is to know, refuse to listen to any advice, and basically try to write software only in the way they believe it should be done, completely ignoring the needs and requirements of the system lead and the customer. Throw in to the mix some elitism and a complete lack of ability to communicate without insulting an derogatory statements, and you've got a profile of a large percentage of current software developers.
I think I know your problem you keep hiring noobs right from college and are giving them large of tasks with little oversight. If your employees do not follow your direction then either you're and idiot because you don't know where you are going or you're an idiot because you don't know how to manage your personnel. There are many excellent developers you just have to properly interview candidates so you can weed out the morons there are idiots in every profession and the good managers know how to spot them. The sheer arrogance of some managers is astounding.
State and local taxes go to things like subsidizing public transportation where in all but a few major cities public transportation hemorrhages money. People would not mind taxes as much if they actually though the money was being put to good use, instead of spending money to reduce crime or repairing roads, city hall gets renovated or more bus routes are added with only a few people who use them, not to mention all the entitlement programs. As for CEOs pay it's a joke to think that paying somebody to make tough decisions that they will be held accountable for 100k a year is reasonable. If anybody could run a company then there would be many more successful companies and more then 1/3rd of small business would be able to turn a profit.
The use of the N word has held our people down, this stereotype is why only a few of our people can reach the top. I for one can no longer stand this vile and derogatory term and will be burying it in my back yard tonight at 5:30 unless my yard is frozen in which case I'll be burring the N word under some snow and hopefully it will decompose by spring because the last thing I'm going to want to do is have to bury a half decomposed N word. Tomorrow will be a new day for all of us since all the cool people will no longer be able to call us names.
And who writes this crap? Do they even proofread it? Seriously, try to parse this sentence:
GNU rewritten Unix utilities tool set were invented by through the purity in effort of Richard Stallman-- the pillar of free software.
No Problem! Parse a sentence
So I can have 50 hour weeks 10-15 of which i go "render" Las Vegas strippers for free and get paid less or I can work 50 hours a week 10-15 of which I read /. and get paid more. Right now I'm trying to come up with a formula for how much less I would take and the cost per nipple, or the CPN index.
They probably used Bing! to do their search which is why there are in this mess.
The question is not legality it's how much will Micro$oft will pay to make it go away.
Call your doctor, you need to up your meds
I'll give you either odds that the meteorite hits, I'll put your winnings in the mail the day after it hits.
Open source will never go away, right now everyone thinks they can get rich and develop apps and charge for them. Once the market becomes saturated with apps only a few will make decent money, the market will thin out, those apps will have limited functionality because they were written by one or two people the open-source apps will have a huge advantage in many more developers and they will start to take market share. Open source will probably have a similar role as it does now in other markets not everyone's first choice but still a significant market share.
So everyone who has Freddie and Fannie loans does not have the right to privacy there homes are owned by the government. How about people in government housing? Are medicaid and medicare recipients health care records open to access? Does this give banks rights to install a camera in my house because they own a majority of my house? Of course not because it's a loan and the 80% is collateral on the loan not indicative of ownership if the government owned 80% of the stock that would be different but they don't.
Plus the government does not own a single voting share, the 85 billion was for 80% equity stake, all this means is that if AIG sells it self the government gets 80%, further the terms of the buyback were just that a certain interest rate was to be payed to buy back the notes.
I do, it would be nice to see some more ladies at conferences that I can ogle instead of paying attention.
The best part of you leaving is if you signed a contract and still are serving time you can get out, since ATT changed the terms you can break contract with out penality, then just jail break your iphone and go to tmobile for much cheaper unlimited spotty service.
WHOOSH! I guess your too stupid to understand sarcasm
So the Bush administration was the one who forced banks to give out loans to people who couldn't pay them back, or was it the Bush administration who's boyfriend was the head of fannie may and the administration blindly defended them stopping a probe many years before the housing crash. Was it the Bush administration that feveroushly fought to stop drilling for oil in the US which would lead to more money staying in the country. I'm not saying that Bush did not make mistakes but to say he was directly responsible is ignorant, there is more then enough blame to go around.