Take a look at construction workers or the military. I have close friends working in these sector, I'm being told women there have it a lot worse. I'd say IT is generally kinder for women, compared with other men-dominated sectors.
So misogyny exists in IT, sure, but you have other horses to beat first. This outrage is misguided and deserves the cause.
So you prefer certain atmosphere and aquifer contamination to a little bit of radioactivity.
I suggest you document yourself on nuclear waste storage and fly ash storage. The first is a fear-driven, over regulated and technologically advanced process (see Areva), the latter is the kind of self contamination garbage humanity has been doing for centuries.
They fixed that in the console version. Good loot actually dropping when playing the game, instead of Auction House requirement for everyone. The console version is, for this very reason, the superior version of the game.
Apparently, they want to shift the PC loot system to something similar to console version with their "Loot 2.0" system.
No, it's not impossible to fire people in Italy nor in France. Companies just have to pay adequate compensation for breaking employment contracts. The keyword here is contract, binding both parties (employee not getting unemployment benefits if they are the ones breaking it).
Of course most are too cheap to pay.
Keep in mind the glasses are currently only distributed as a developer device, much like an SDK. Not a consumer device.
The no reselling restriction present in the EULA is very similar to those applicable to SDK in other markets.
In the infosec community, triggering a BSOD is considered a PoC, a working exploit means arbitrary code execution. AFAIK there is no public working exploit for MS12-020 atm.
I guess i2p/tor/freenet and other darknets will see another surge of users soon. All these bills do is promoting the use of heavy cryptographic solutions by average citizens and bad guys alike.
Most posters don't seem to grasp the fact these are local wild monkeys. Not captured monkeys from elswhere released in the irradiated area.
And now I bet the next suggestion will be deporting all wildlife from the irradiated area or forcing an anti-radiation suit on them...
Energy being on of the most important problems of years to come, it deserves the investment, even in economic crisis times.
By the way, Europe still has money, as China is currently buying their debt. Same as the US, broke and living on the credit.
Why would they shape sslv3 over sslv2 ? Makes no sense to me. The differences reside in cryptography during the handshake step. Inspecting handshakes would prove a little too intensive imho.
True only for administration top management, "haut fonctionnaires". At least before the politically-tainted level.
Completely false in the private sector, where business schools such as HEC and engineering schools such as Polytechnique trust the top management.
Quite the contrary. Getting people to download all their warez from an internal Usenet server costs NOTHING compared to huge peering bills that comes from P2P usage. For an ISP, internal traffic is negligible.
Your bittorrent client however happily connects to the other side of the world, and moves data a lot more inefficiently through the net...
I disagree. This reaction was very common also in the high level maths courses I took. Many people thought that they could beat the best if they spent as much time on the subject, but the truth is they are just unable to do it, unable to focus enough on the subject and make the necessary sacrifices.
Being able to spend (I would say to dedicate) a huge amount of time to training a subjet is an ability as good if not better as being naturally gifted in it.
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Take a look at construction workers or the military. I have close friends working in these sector, I'm being told women there have it a lot worse. I'd say IT is generally kinder for women, compared with other men-dominated sectors. So misogyny exists in IT, sure, but you have other horses to beat first. This outrage is misguided and deserves the cause.
Your points 1. and 2. are wrong. Have you read the article ? Hypothermia and hypoxia preserve the body during the flight.
So you prefer certain atmosphere and aquifer contamination to a little bit of radioactivity. I suggest you document yourself on nuclear waste storage and fly ash storage. The first is a fear-driven, over regulated and technologically advanced process (see Areva), the latter is the kind of self contamination garbage humanity has been doing for centuries.
Classical AD&D initiative was a d10 roll !
They fixed that in the console version. Good loot actually dropping when playing the game, instead of Auction House requirement for everyone. The console version is, for this very reason, the superior version of the game. Apparently, they want to shift the PC loot system to something similar to console version with their "Loot 2.0" system.
No, it's not impossible to fire people in Italy nor in France. Companies just have to pay adequate compensation for breaking employment contracts. The keyword here is contract, binding both parties (employee not getting unemployment benefits if they are the ones breaking it). Of course most are too cheap to pay.
Each and every point you make is bullshit, Stop reading hardware news websites.
Keep in mind the glasses are currently only distributed as a developer device, much like an SDK. Not a consumer device. The no reselling restriction present in the EULA is very similar to those applicable to SDK in other markets.
You forgot: 3) Commit suicide. 24 years behind bars or one's familiy murdered ? Seriously.
In the infosec community, triggering a BSOD is considered a PoC, a working exploit means arbitrary code execution. AFAIK there is no public working exploit for MS12-020 atm.
Low slashdot ID can correlate to senility.
Try I2P. It's not as slow and a lot more versatile than Freenet.
Do not advertise the VPN provider who sold his customer to law enforcement last year. Bustmyass.com it is.
I guess i2p/tor/freenet and other darknets will see another surge of users soon. All these bills do is promoting the use of heavy cryptographic solutions by average citizens and bad guys alike.
Most posters don't seem to grasp the fact these are local wild monkeys. Not captured monkeys from elswhere released in the irradiated area. And now I bet the next suggestion will be deporting all wildlife from the irradiated area or forcing an anti-radiation suit on them...
You're not a diehard fan. Face the truth, you're not even at fan level. The fact that you even think of this tiny detail proves it.
Energy being on of the most important problems of years to come, it deserves the investment, even in economic crisis times. By the way, Europe still has money, as China is currently buying their debt. Same as the US, broke and living on the credit.
Why would they shape sslv3 over sslv2 ? Makes no sense to me. The differences reside in cryptography during the handshake step. Inspecting handshakes would prove a little too intensive imho.
True only for administration top management, "haut fonctionnaires". At least before the politically-tainted level. Completely false in the private sector, where business schools such as HEC and engineering schools such as Polytechnique trust the top management.
Quite the contrary. Getting people to download all their warez from an internal Usenet server costs NOTHING compared to huge peering bills that comes from P2P usage. For an ISP, internal traffic is negligible. Your bittorrent client however happily connects to the other side of the world, and moves data a lot more inefficiently through the net...
I disagree. This reaction was very common also in the high level maths courses I took. Many people thought that they could beat the best if they spent as much time on the subject, but the truth is they are just unable to do it, unable to focus enough on the subject and make the necessary sacrifices. Being able to spend (I would say to dedicate) a huge amount of time to training a subjet is an ability as good if not better as being naturally gifted in it.