Could have sworn I watched a movie this morning about the same damn thing. 'cept the dude worked for The New Republic, but the stories had the same clever play-on-words kinda names.
How do you strike a balance with risk mitigation and ease of use for users? Sure, you can run a backup of your data and applications every 5 minutes, but the of course, no work gets done.
It seems like a professional discipline in itself. Risk+ certification anyone?
Thanks, but in my general location (Jamaica), such content is not easily accessed whether for purchase or rental. That said, I'll have to continue my impulse-less shopping habits which my shopping cart allows me.
I've been waiting to buy "What the Bleep do we know" from Amazon.com for over two weeks. I'm not comparing prices or anything, just knowing that it takes only a second to buy it has put me in a lethargic state.
Municipal WiFi is gonna reek havoc on PPC systems. When entire cities are being identified by a single IP Google and other players will have to go back to the drawing board to decipher fraudulent from legitimate clicks
How do you go about patenting notification? Am I to assume thet it's based on a specific way of doing this on the low end of the OSI model or something?
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Could have sworn I watched a movie this morning about the same damn thing. 'cept the dude worked for The New Republic, but the stories had the same clever play-on-words kinda names.
How do you strike a balance with risk mitigation and ease of use for users? Sure, you can run a backup of your data and applications every 5 minutes, but the of course, no work gets done.
It seems like a professional discipline in itself. Risk+ certification anyone?
Thanks, but in my general location (Jamaica), such content is not easily accessed whether for purchase or rental. That said, I'll have to continue my impulse-less shopping habits which my shopping cart allows me.
I've been waiting to buy "What the Bleep do we know" from Amazon.com for over two weeks. I'm not comparing prices or anything, just knowing that it takes only a second to buy it has put me in a lethargic state.
Municipal WiFi is gonna reek havoc on PPC systems. When entire cities are being identified by a single IP Google and other players will have to go back to the drawing board to decipher fraudulent from legitimate clicks
I agree, it isn't slow at all. It's all about time management.
There is no knowledge that isn't power.
I'm thinking of writing a how-to for "penetration testers". It'll be titled "Locating Unprotected Backdoor Entrances" or more aptly, "Lube"
This sounds like HT on steroids. Speaking of which, is the HT technology run from the core? If so you can now have 1 processor acting as 4.
As an ECU engineer, can you assure me that in 2010 I wont have a car running on a SINGLE OS which would be susceptible to failure?
Then again, forget the tail end; would it run a single operating system?
The "susceptible to failure" clause is automitically implied for any electronic system.
How do you go about patenting notification? Am I to assume thet it's based on a specific way of doing this on the low end of the OSI model or something?
I opt for the micro kernel version. Stalling on the highway because the radio driver crashed isn't a welcomed prospect.
So this is the guy I thank for the blue glow on my cell phone?
The green was getting lame.
Worth 8 mil to me.
Oh where oh where has Leo Laport gone.
I long for the days of the ZD branding when it the station wasn't just a recurring list of video game FMVs and ho hum reviews.
No, I'm not a gamer. How could you tell?
Do you think not hisitating makes it true?
$hashed_message = hash($message);
i pi ent_mailbox($id, $recipient);
select id from big_ole_message_table where '$hashed_message' = hash
some_function_to_link_the_message_id_to_the_rec
Hence the need to keep a message even after you click the 'Delete' button. Someone else might be using it.