Why focus on diversity in the industry when you should instead focus on diversity in the education needed to get into the industry? Bring more diversity into IT by creating more applicants who are diverse.
Did you even read the summary? That's what the article is all about.
If you live on the gulf coast or tornado alley, maybe a mobile home isn't your best bet. The main reason the price or new units is so high is because the supply of used units suddenly dropped, forcing people who would have bought a used unit to buy a new one.
While I tend to agree, where do you draw the line? What about real world items that are sold with random distribution? Things like blind-boxed collectable figures or even trading cards? "Sorry kid, you have to be at least 18 to buy baseball cards. It's gambling."
He means well, but this is a US problem and he's the Canadian Prime Minister... no jurisdiction.
As with many other issues, there is no substance to Trudeau's pronouncements in this case. At most, he has a bully pulpit, but not
one that the US administration is likely to listen to.
The US administration or even the US general public is not the intended audience here. Trudeau is trying to reassure Canadian consumers (and warn Canadian ISPs) that Canada's CRTC will not follow in the FCC's footsteps.
What they add to the "conversation" is how many people support one view versus another. By your logic, Trump and Hillary tied the election with one vote each, since all of the duplicate votes were irrelevant.
If Google abuses their dominant position in web search to promote (or hide) certain sites, that's definitely a problem and the FTC should look into it; but at least I have the option of using Bing or DuckDuckGo. Google's dominance is not a true monopoly. If I live in area were Comcast is the only option and they are promoting or blocking certain sites, I have not recourse because they are a physical monopoly and need to be regulated as such.
Stock photographs also get used for things the photographer (or model) didn't anticipate and may not approve of. Are you a programmer? Guess what, a neo-nazi may be using your software to organize their mailing list. If your are an architect or builder, you may find that building you created is now a porno store, or an abortion clinic, or an NRA office. If you create something, you have little to no control over who uses it and for what once you sell it.
The voter turnout for the 2016 election was a 20-year low. The problem was not how many people voted, but that they were A) intentionally misinformed and B) given a poor choice of candidates.
I just checked Wikitribune and the Manafort inditement story is already pushed down to the 11th spot on the page (way "below the fold" in newspaper speak). I guess the Trumpbots have been hard at work pushing unrelated stories up.
Presumably, the OS would be smart enough to whitelist it's own executables automatically, so you'd only be setting up third-party apps that need to access your protected directories (My_Docs or whatever; if you try and protect your whole hard-drive then all that extra setup is on you.)
Restaurants in the civilized world have wireless chip card readers that they bring to your table. It will even calculate your tip for you, or you can enter a specific amount.
Always enter the tip manually. Every one I've ever used calculates the percentage tip on the after-tax total rather than the pre-tax total (which is the accepted standard).
Yes but Millennials have never had a landline so it's "revolutionary" to be able to make a call from a fixed device without carrying around a smartphone. By the way, have you heard about the new free, wireless music streaming service that doesn't need data called "FM radio"? It's revolutionary!
Hi Neighbor. As I was breaking into your house to "borrow" a few beers, I noticed someone had already broken in. You might wanna get that lock fixed. You're welcome.
Actually if Google has to pay out billions just to keep Apple from going to Bing, I'd say it's pretty decisive evidence AGAINST market dominance. Market dominating companies don't have to bribe retailers for shelf space.
The beautiful Howiesons Poort industry with its long, thin blades is replaced at 58,000 years ago by a simple technology that could be rapidly produced.
Skilled craftsmen replaced by cheap labor. Who knew it was a tradition 58,000 years old.
WARNING! This universe is copy-protected with Q-Lock(TM) Digital Rights Management. Any attempt to create a copy of the universe without quantum Hall effect will not boot.
When I hear someone complain about Ikea furniture being too hard to put together, it tells me immediately that they are an idiot (just like back in the 80s if their VCR flashed "12:00AM" continuously).
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Did you even read the summary? That's what the article is all about.
Perhaps we could call them Digi-mon?
There isn't webservice that Yahoo can't destroy it.
If you live on the gulf coast or tornado alley, maybe a mobile home isn't your best bet. The main reason the price or new units is so high is because the supply of used units suddenly dropped, forcing people who would have bought a used unit to buy a new one.
While I tend to agree, where do you draw the line? What about real world items that are sold with random distribution? Things like blind-boxed collectable figures or even trading cards? "Sorry kid, you have to be at least 18 to buy baseball cards. It's gambling."
The US administration or even the US general public is not the intended audience here. Trudeau is trying to reassure Canadian consumers (and warn Canadian ISPs) that Canada's CRTC will not follow in the FCC's footsteps.
What they add to the "conversation" is how many people support one view versus another. By your logic, Trump and Hillary tied the election with one vote each, since all of the duplicate votes were irrelevant.
If Google abuses their dominant position in web search to promote (or hide) certain sites, that's definitely a problem and the FTC should look into it; but at least I have the option of using Bing or DuckDuckGo. Google's dominance is not a true monopoly. If I live in area were Comcast is the only option and they are promoting or blocking certain sites, I have not recourse because they are a physical monopoly and need to be regulated as such.
The OP said state-owned, not state-owning.
Since when is Time-Warner a state?
Stock photographs also get used for things the photographer (or model) didn't anticipate and may not approve of. Are you a programmer? Guess what, a neo-nazi may be using your software to organize their mailing list. If your are an architect or builder, you may find that building you created is now a porno store, or an abortion clinic, or an NRA office. If you create something, you have little to no control over who uses it and for what once you sell it.
Paper is amazingly versatile and is not vulnerable to viruses or power failures. Apollo 13 used the cover of their flight manual (along with duct tape, socks and a few other odds and ends) to construct a CO2 scrubber that saved the lives of three crew members. I'd like to see a tablet computer do that.
The voter turnout for the 2016 election was a 20-year low. The problem was not how many people voted, but that they were A) intentionally misinformed and B) given a poor choice of candidates.
I just checked Wikitribune and the Manafort inditement story is already pushed down to the 11th spot on the page (way "below the fold" in newspaper speak). I guess the Trumpbots have been hard at work pushing unrelated stories up.
Presumably, the OS would be smart enough to whitelist it's own executables automatically, so you'd only be setting up third-party apps that need to access your protected directories (My_Docs or whatever; if you try and protect your whole hard-drive then all that extra setup is on you.)
Always enter the tip manually. Every one I've ever used calculates the percentage tip on the after-tax total rather than the pre-tax total (which is the accepted standard).
Only Apple has the courage to remove the dust filters.
Yes but Millennials have never had a landline so it's "revolutionary" to be able to make a call from a fixed device without carrying around a smartphone. By the way, have you heard about the new free, wireless music streaming service that doesn't need data called "FM radio"? It's revolutionary!
"Is that you Hillary?"
Sorry, my jokes are 6 months behind, I meant,"Is that you Jared?"
Hi Neighbor. As I was breaking into your house to "borrow" a few beers, I noticed someone had already broken in. You might wanna get that lock fixed. You're welcome.
Thanks, that's my goal. They don't give mod points for relevance.
Actually if Google has to pay out billions just to keep Apple from going to Bing, I'd say it's pretty decisive evidence AGAINST market dominance. Market dominating companies don't have to bribe retailers for shelf space.
Skilled craftsmen replaced by cheap labor. Who knew it was a tradition 58,000 years old.
WARNING! This universe is copy-protected with Q-Lock(TM) Digital Rights Management. Any attempt to create a copy of the universe without quantum Hall effect will not boot.
When I hear someone complain about Ikea furniture being too hard to put together, it tells me immediately that they are an idiot (just like back in the 80s if their VCR flashed "12:00AM" continuously).