The CEO will probably be paid a large bonus whether he drives the company out of existence or makes it profitable. That's how American corporations work, generally.
If they went under, what would happen to the millions of aol email accounts still in use? Oh, the humanity!
The only time I am ever aware that aol still exists is when my 79 year-old father forwards email to me that was sent to him from one of his elderly, aol-using friends.
The administrative interface should be disabled by default from the Internet side. The interface should only be available from an internal ethernet port. Customers could be asked to enable access to the external IP address/port when needed.
HAHAHA! I got chewed out my my girlfriend's Vietnamese friend for refering to an "oriental" market I shop at. I'm a round-eye, so according to her I'm not allowed to use that word. Problem is, the market has "oriental" in it's fricking NAME!
Turns out the Vietnamese girl's brother is an "Asian Studies" major at a college in Calif. Heh.
Hear, hear! How is this not at least felonious criminal negligence? I guess the thinking goes, "if we prosecuted suits for making 'mistakes' it would 'stifle innovation.' " Oh noooooos. Oil companies might take fewer risks! And that would be a bad thing?
I must have worked for five companies that had legacy apps running on Windows servers. Lots of companies seem to start that way (Microsoft everywhere) and within a few years they realize their mistake and switch to Solaris or Linux. Trouble is, they never bother to port their Windows-based apps to *nix and are stuck supporting gimpy Windows 2000 servers forever. Do business schools cover this scenario at all? It's so common it could be called universal.
"Officials say the backlog grew because they lacked software to run an ongoing report of all unresolved cases."
Prolly all they need is a sql script. But whatever.
As a rule, I never read anything Bill Gates writes.
He couldn't even see the Internet coming so how can he be this omniscient sage?
I also don't watch Oprah and she probably has more influence over the future than Gates does.
I recently searched for "linux" on two web sites where US govt jobs are posted. These were "official" sites like usajobs.gov. I forget what the other one was named. The search produced two (2) postings, both of which were in Huntsville, Alabama where they test and develop missiles and other weapons.
I'd love to help the Obama administration replace the Fed's pathetic Windows infrastructure with Linux, *BSD, even Solaris but I don't see any jobs posted anywhere for this sort of work.
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Where's my USB toaster?!?!
SharePoint is the shit! Not figuratively, literally. Heaping mounds of steaming shit.
The CEO will probably be paid a large bonus whether he drives the company out of existence or makes it profitable. That's how American corporations work, generally.
If they went under, what would happen to the millions of aol email accounts still in use? Oh, the humanity! The only time I am ever aware that aol still exists is when my 79 year-old father forwards email to me that was sent to him from one of his elderly, aol-using friends.
If he's a FreeBSD guy he should be using ipfilter. HEH!
The administrative interface should be disabled by default from the Internet side. The interface should only be available from an internal ethernet port. Customers could be asked to enable access to the external IP address/port when needed.
She does body (bikini) waxing for a living although she may offer "happy endings" as well. I'm not sure.
HAHAHA! I got chewed out my my girlfriend's Vietnamese friend for refering to an "oriental" market I shop at. I'm a round-eye, so according to her I'm not allowed to use that word. Problem is, the market has "oriental" in it's fricking NAME! Turns out the Vietnamese girl's brother is an "Asian Studies" major at a college in Calif. Heh.
Hurry up and bring us a long list of reasons why it's NOT Microsoft's fault!
You didn't specify glossy. You didn't need to. It's the default.
Those rigs don't float; they stand on the ocean floor. Your point is good though and actually I agree with you 100%.
Hear, hear! How is this not at least felonious criminal negligence? I guess the thinking goes, "if we prosecuted suits for making 'mistakes' it would 'stifle innovation.' " Oh noooooos. Oil companies might take fewer risks! And that would be a bad thing?
I must have worked for five companies that had legacy apps running on Windows servers. Lots of companies seem to start that way (Microsoft everywhere) and within a few years they realize their mistake and switch to Solaris or Linux. Trouble is, they never bother to port their Windows-based apps to *nix and are stuck supporting gimpy Windows 2000 servers forever. Do business schools cover this scenario at all? It's so common it could be called universal.
I think you meant to say, "Can someone at Microsoft please re-write VBasic to work with these modules?" Yeah, it can never be Microsoft's fault.
heh
You mean the Fox broadcasting corp, right?
HEH
Is that 15k per household or 15k per well?
You're being too kind. He should be pounded with rock salt. :)
In effigy, of course
"Officials say the backlog grew because they lacked software to run an ongoing report of all unresolved cases." Prolly all they need is a sql script. But whatever.
Are you asking a question?
HAHA! That was my first thought as well.
As a rule, I never read anything Bill Gates writes.
He couldn't even see the Internet coming so how can he be this omniscient sage?
I also don't watch Oprah and she probably has more
influence over the future than Gates does.
Whatever Gates says is PURE GOLD! Follow his advice! Do it NOW! He are a GENIUS!
He's probably not even allowed to install security updates without filling out three change request forms and waiting a month for final approval.
I recently searched for "linux" on two web sites where US govt jobs are posted. These were "official" sites like usajobs.gov. I forget what the other one was named. The search produced two (2) postings, both of which were in Huntsville, Alabama where they test and develop missiles and other weapons.
I'd love to help the Obama administration replace the Fed's pathetic Windows infrastructure with Linux, *BSD, even Solaris but I don't see any jobs posted anywhere for this sort of work.