He does have the option of getting the drive back. You have to say that up front though. They aren't going to just send it back because that is an extra expense.
I like Tcl (and Tk). It has a nice syntax. It has good libraries. It runs pretty much the same on any OS I care to use. One of the big benefits as well is the community. It is super helpful and very nice to work with.
Tom Bombadil wasn't in there because he didn't further the plot. Even in the book it is questionable and JRR said so himself. However, Tom B. is pretty cool. : )
Maybe, but if you like Ruby you are probably going to find "ways" around those issue even if those "ways" are the best ones. I would probably do the same.
RoR is just another framework now. Almost everything has caught up to it. The biggest question to ask yourself is "Do I want to program in Ruby?". If the answer is "no" then meh who cares about this.
The issue is that she was forced to resign because of "repeated acts of misconduct and insubordination". The topic could have been Peanut Butter vs Jelly for all I care.
Where did the stuff that made up the "Big Bang" come from? If it was inert what was the "catalyst"? I don't think there ever will be a connection from the inanimate to the animate.
I work as a contractor to the USCG and we are dreading the next standard workstation release that includes Vista. The only benefit is that I got upgraded to 2GB of RAM (which Vista is going to eat up). *sigh*
And therein lay the sticky ethical problems. If you can clone, doesn't that make them "human" and because they are "human", just creating them to be harvested is (or could be construed as) wrong.
They just don't understand your side of the issue. All they see is "I have a problem" and "You need to fix it" without knowing anything technical. You need to say "48 hours is not reasonable and here is why" and list them out. If the customer still wants it, let them know it won't be "bulletproof" and they need to accept that.
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I don't see it as a threat to either Windows or Apple.
Good luck with that one.
He does have the option of getting the drive back. You have to say that up front though. They aren't going to just send it back because that is an extra expense.
I like Tcl (and Tk). It has a nice syntax. It has good libraries. It runs pretty much the same on any OS I care to use. One of the big benefits as well is the community. It is super helpful and very nice to work with.
There is nothing in the Constitution that guarantees anonymous anything.
I don't see anyone squirming. This isn't provable at all or is a best highly dubious.
Tom Bombadil wasn't in there because he didn't further the plot. Even in the book it is questionable and JRR said so himself. However, Tom B. is pretty cool. : )
Maybe, but if you like Ruby you are probably going to find "ways" around those issue even if those "ways" are the best ones. I would probably do the same.
RoR is just another framework now. Almost everything has caught up to it. The biggest question to ask yourself is "Do I want to program in Ruby?". If the answer is "no" then meh who cares about this.
Yes but I know who Larry Wall is...that is the difference. : )
The issue is that she was forced to resign because of "repeated acts of misconduct and insubordination". The topic could have been Peanut Butter vs Jelly for all I care.
Is someone actually caring what the UN says? Really? That is sad.
It is /. and that is why it happens over and over and over and over.
Where did the stuff that made up the "Big Bang" come from? If it was inert what was the "catalyst"? I don't think there ever will be a connection from the inanimate to the animate.
Either you didn't get his post or you haven't been an /. for long.
No it could be it is just "China" and they way they do business in controlling their peoples access to the Internet.
That is just totally stupid.
I work as a contractor to the USCG and we are dreading the next standard workstation release that includes Vista. The only benefit is that I got upgraded to 2GB of RAM (which Vista is going to eat up). *sigh*
Nothing, I repeat NOTHING should be in the hands of the UN.
So what if they are making a PROFIT from her ideas? Look around and see that that happens every gosh darn day with just about everything you use.
And therein lay the sticky ethical problems. If you can clone, doesn't that make them "human" and because they are "human", just creating them to be harvested is (or could be construed as) wrong.
They just don't understand your side of the issue. All they see is "I have a problem" and "You need to fix it" without knowing anything technical. You need to say "48 hours is not reasonable and here is why" and list them out. If the customer still wants it, let them know it won't be "bulletproof" and they need to accept that.
That is only from your point of view. The Russians see him as a hero. Not much you can do about that.
Did you even read that article you quoted?
"(1) In general.-- Whoever engages in any conduct with **intent** to convey false or misleading information..."
You would be hard pressed to prove that was his INTENT. He and Bush acted upon information they BELIEVED to be true.
I hope you never ever get to write laws. Your logic is screwed up.