I've been a user (through work and also for personal projects) for about 5 years now - they do bring in improvements. It's got its deficiencies, like any system, but it's pretty good overall.
Your situation might be different, but I figured out you just let them sleep. They'll come around on the eating. It's easy to get caught up in the science and numbers and forget they're critters, not machines.
This is true in my experience for older children, but, for the first month or two of life, you really do need to make sure they're getting milk every 3-4 hours. But now that our kids are 5 and 2, if they don't eat, it's their choice (especially the five year-old).
It's obviously a joke, but, that said, courts will not necessarily enforce contracts that are so one-sided as to be entirely unconscionable or ludicrous. I'm pretty sure this fits the definition...
Where? I've been a DH customer for 5 years and I've never been able to recover a password, only reset it. You can see the password when you first set it (i.e. it just confirms that you've chosen XYZ as your password), but after that you can only reset it, which would lead to the conclusion that it's hashed.
Wow, they took down websites... good for them. Last time I checked, none of those organizations actually rely on those websites. Take down the DoJ site with a childish attack? Sure, go for it. But it's not like that will actually affect the day-to-day operations of the department itself.
Funny, I suggest the OP do the opposite. I, along with a lot of other "senior developers" that I know, use Cake for many projects. I'd love to see all of this "awkward black magic and bad practice" stuff, though.
NO - Li3 is NOT the next version of Cake. It is a COMPLETELY different projection written by COMPLETELY different people. It forked away from Cake a long time ago. Please stop spreading misinformation.
no browser wars, no open Web standards, no Mozilla, no Firefox.
That's a pretty slippery slope. Obviously there probably would have been no Mozilla or Firefox, but who's to say that another browser wouldn't have emerged to start a war, or push open web standards? This is why "what if" scenarios are inherently stupid and pointless: they force you to suppose that nothing else will have changed, but that's not true. Likely another browser would have emerged to fill the void and encourage competition.
The mall cop could ask you to leave, and have you arrested for trespassing if you don't, but he sure as hell couldn't confiscate your camera without a serious lawsuit. If a mall security guard tried tho take my camera, I'd tell him to fuck himself. I am a lawyer (but not your lawyer), so just let them try to place their damned dirty ape hands on me!
Indeed. I am a lawyer too (but not your lawyer!), though in Canada. And up here, while this sort of thing varies from province to province, shopping malls are generally regarded as public spaces, which means that you can't be removed without a good reason. So if you're just standing around, doing something within the confines of the law (e.g. taking a picture), and a mall cop wants to throw you out, you can (attempt to) nail the mall owner for a Charter violation.
That's all I have to say. Show me a laptop that will let me run video cards in 3 or 4 way SLI. Oh, and my water cooled screaming 4 monitor system costs less than your shitty laptop. About half as much.
OK, now pack up your gaming rig and take it to your friend's house for your LAN party. I'll pack up my laptop, and we'll see who gets there first and with less hassle.
And why should anyone listen to what a hacking group has to say about PayPal? I'll consider closing my account after LulzSec writes me a cheque to cover the revenue that I'd lose from my online business.
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I've been a user (through work and also for personal projects) for about 5 years now - they do bring in improvements. It's got its deficiencies, like any system, but it's pretty good overall.
They have a free plan - http://lighthouseapp.com/
3 or 4 nights a week for about 45 minutes each time, after the wife and kids go to sleep. So it still sees pretty regular use.
My Xbox 360 is 6 years old and I have no problems running 2012 games.
Let me get this straight - you don't like PHP but you code with Ruby? You and I definitely disagree on the definition of "abomination".
Your situation might be different, but I figured out you just let them sleep. They'll come around on the eating. It's easy to get caught up in the science and numbers and forget they're critters, not machines.
This is true in my experience for older children, but, for the first month or two of life, you really do need to make sure they're getting milk every 3-4 hours. But now that our kids are 5 and 2, if they don't eat, it's their choice (especially the five year-old).
His career is sure going into the crapper.
It's obviously a joke, but, that said, courts will not necessarily enforce contracts that are so one-sided as to be entirely unconscionable or ludicrous. I'm pretty sure this fits the definition...
Where? I've been a DH customer for 5 years and I've never been able to recover a password, only reset it. You can see the password when you first set it (i.e. it just confirms that you've chosen XYZ as your password), but after that you can only reset it, which would lead to the conclusion that it's hashed.
Wow, they took down websites... good for them. Last time I checked, none of those organizations actually rely on those websites. Take down the DoJ site with a childish attack? Sure, go for it. But it's not like that will actually affect the day-to-day operations of the department itself.
Your post made me laugh out loud. Thanks for that!
Actually, Cake advocates the opposite - "skinny" controllers and "fat" models. But hey, don't let the facts get in your way.
Funny, I suggest the OP do the opposite. I, along with a lot of other "senior developers" that I know, use Cake for many projects. I'd love to see all of this "awkward black magic and bad practice" stuff, though.
NO - Li3 is NOT the next version of Cake. It is a COMPLETELY different projection written by COMPLETELY different people. It forked away from Cake a long time ago. Please stop spreading misinformation.
Have walled gardens killed everyone's ability to come up with new metaphors for closed systems?
That's a pretty slippery slope. Obviously there probably would have been no Mozilla or Firefox, but who's to say that another browser wouldn't have emerged to start a war, or push open web standards? This is why "what if" scenarios are inherently stupid and pointless: they force you to suppose that nothing else will have changed, but that's not true. Likely another browser would have emerged to fill the void and encourage competition.
The mall cop could ask you to leave, and have you arrested for trespassing if you don't, but he sure as hell couldn't confiscate your camera without a serious lawsuit. If a mall security guard tried tho take my camera, I'd tell him to fuck himself. I am a lawyer (but not your lawyer), so just let them try to place their damned dirty ape hands on me!
Indeed. I am a lawyer too (but not your lawyer!), though in Canada. And up here, while this sort of thing varies from province to province, shopping malls are generally regarded as public spaces, which means that you can't be removed without a good reason. So if you're just standing around, doing something within the confines of the law (e.g. taking a picture), and a mall cop wants to throw you out, you can (attempt to) nail the mall owner for a Charter violation.
... get over yourself. Your data is not that important. Nobody cares.
... except Slashdot didn't write this article.
Gamers never leave the basement. Friends? What are those? God, you really don't understand the demographic, do you?
Have you ever heard of a LAN party?
That's all I have to say. Show me a laptop that will let me run video cards in 3 or 4 way SLI. Oh, and my water cooled screaming 4 monitor system costs less than your shitty laptop. About half as much.
OK, now pack up your gaming rig and take it to your friend's house for your LAN party. I'll pack up my laptop, and we'll see who gets there first and with less hassle.
What a bunch of self-absorbed attention whores.
Am I the only one who immediately thought of a flying potato chip?
Huh. She didn't tell me about it until last night.
And why should anyone listen to what a hacking group has to say about PayPal? I'll consider closing my account after LulzSec writes me a cheque to cover the revenue that I'd lose from my online business.