Helps me concentrate on specific tasks if I know what to do. It puts me "in the zone" in ways that soberiety simply can not do.
However, it is counter productive when having to plan out what I need to do in the first place. The architecture and high level planning/design/etc doesn't work for me in any state other than being sober.
your router, your connection, your responsibility.
If you leave your wifi open, you do not suddenly become a common carrier yourself.
If you intentionally leave your wifi open, and someone uses that connection to commit a real crime with real consequences, then why should you, the owner of the router, not take some responsibility for it?
Now, that said, we have to look into the grey areas. Should a company be held responsible for an employee that uses their internet connection for bad things? What about a cafe with free wifi? I don't know.
but if I leave my personal home router open, and someone parks their car outside and starts exchanging child pornography, then yes, you can not 100% prove that it was me who transferred that child pornography, but you can say I enabled it by not taking the necessary steps of securing my wifi.
for the same reason that a car company won't get blamed when someone drunk drives, but the establishment serving the drinks (or in some jurisdictions, the bar tender) will be.
An IP address will identify a connection, that someone is responsible for.
There is plenty of cases of Person A committing a crime or getting into an accident, using something from Person B, and Person B getting into trouble as a result.
you could have watched the video and then be able to tell whether he was being sarcastic or not.
The issue with the Romney quote, is that there is no real context since it's all text. But in this case, there is a video, all the context is there. Glenn Beck, is quite bizarre.
I had an interview for an out of city employer. It resulted in me being given a PAID two week contract to see if I'm worth hiring. I forget what it was I made, but I was paid $2000.
that $2000 was part of my moving expenses if I was hired, and if I was not, I still got $2000, because I signed a contract stating if I finished the work on time, I get $2000.
This seemed like a good way to do things and benefits both the company and myself. I get money, company gets proof I can not only code, but be professional (meetings on time, meeting deadlines, etc).
Just be disciplined with design and code reviews and be done with it.
This doesn't sound like a plan to improve performance, it sounds like a plan to cut costs on hardware, now you can have one computer for every two devs.
Slashdot Mirror
they own the company, mostly for the purposes of having these patents. Not really a proxy war anymore.
Helps me concentrate on specific tasks if I know what to do. It puts me "in the zone" in ways that soberiety simply can not do.
However, it is counter productive when having to plan out what I need to do in the first place. The architecture and high level planning/design/etc doesn't work for me in any state other than being sober.
and they won't waste their time on the small minority that are savvy enough to enable the feature and instead milk the majority for all its worth.
this is slashdot, data isn't property to begin with, let's not kid ourselves here.
It's also not good for business.
Monopolies break capitalism.
I like Groovy for this.
class Foobar {
String hello;
String world;
}
will compile into:
public class Foobar {
private String hello;
private String world;
public void setHello(String prop) {
hello = prop;
}
public String getHello() {
return hello;
}
public void setWorld(String prop) {
hello = prop;
}
public String getWorld() {
return world;
}
}
er... positing a question on a discussion forum is a generally acceptable way of starting a discussion on said forum
presumably from this post, "being technical" only means complete knowledge of all tools.
I'm guessing you find it very hard to find work with that kind of understanding of what "being technical" implies.
your router, your connection, your responsibility.
If you leave your wifi open, you do not suddenly become a common carrier yourself.
If you intentionally leave your wifi open, and someone uses that connection to commit a real crime with real consequences, then why should you, the owner of the router, not take some responsibility for it?
Now, that said, we have to look into the grey areas. Should a company be held responsible for an employee that uses their internet connection for bad things? What about a cafe with free wifi? I don't know.
but if I leave my personal home router open, and someone parks their car outside and starts exchanging child pornography, then yes, you can not 100% prove that it was me who transferred that child pornography, but you can say I enabled it by not taking the necessary steps of securing my wifi.
for the same reason that a car company won't get blamed when someone drunk drives, but the establishment serving the drinks (or in some jurisdictions, the bar tender) will be.
why?
negligence, in some cases, should be considered criminal.
An IP address will identify a connection, that someone is responsible for.
There is plenty of cases of Person A committing a crime or getting into an accident, using something from Person B, and Person B getting into trouble as a result.
what about PHP?
I didn't RTFA, but... it seems to me that there is no wifi involved.
It's just radio frequencies. this seems a lot harder to me.
you could have watched the video and then be able to tell whether he was being sarcastic or not.
The issue with the Romney quote, is that there is no real context since it's all text. But in this case, there is a video, all the context is there. Glenn Beck, is quite bizarre.
i_ate_god was quoted on slashdot as saying:
"don't hate the player, hate the game"
in response to comments blaming a party for following a law.
Cisco AnyConnect :(
I didn't realize Oracle made Java 5
Ever see the movie Network?
You have to get mad first...
Lynch's Dune is not close to the book in terms of story, but it is very accurate in terms of over all feeling I find.
Or San Francisco without smug
guess you were travelling at impulse
Hammers are used to bash peoples heads in, but I still buy them.
I had an interview for an out of city employer. It resulted in me being given a PAID two week contract to see if I'm worth hiring. I forget what it was I made, but I was paid $2000.
that $2000 was part of my moving expenses if I was hired, and if I was not, I still got $2000, because I signed a contract stating if I finished the work on time, I get $2000.
This seemed like a good way to do things and benefits both the company and myself. I get money, company gets proof I can not only code, but be professional (meetings on time, meeting deadlines, etc).
Just be disciplined with design and code reviews and be done with it.
This doesn't sound like a plan to improve performance, it sounds like a plan to cut costs on hardware, now you can have one computer for every two devs.