Every time they log in, the system puts up five of the pictures. The user has to sort them by date taken to successfully log in.
Yeah, it would be just our luck that when these photos are taken, the camera will put the timestamp in the lower-right corner of each one. That'll really complicate things and thwart suspicious activity.;)
You're laughing, but a friend of my dad actually did this.
He was fed up with mowing the grass, so he actually paved and painted the yard. The extra benefit for him was the extra parking he had when people came to visit.
Awfully good of him to stick them into StuffIt archives. I can just imagine how big the "Color & Space" file would be after extracting from a 24.7MB archive./sarcasm
Dell does this with their Resource CD that ships with their computers. You can boot to it and troubleshoot the hardware, regardless of the OS residing on the hard drive.
but then again, Harvard also produced:
Russ Feingold (the only Senator to vote against the PAT RIOT act)
Ralph Nader (the best alternative to corporate rule we've had over the past 20 years)
Irene Khan (Secretary General of Amnesty International)
Samuel Adams (held a nice tea party)
Samuel Adams' tea party? Meh, he was all about the beer.
One could view a degree as a "basic education" credential, but it is also becoming a de facto "union card".
As human nature dictates, we tend to gravitate towards those who have something in common with us. In the workplace, the degree is that that common link; a "secret club handshake", if you will.
How do they get to middle and high school without basic reading and writing skills?
If the schools held back all the students who needed to be held back, it would utterly tank the schools' performance metrics and money (usually Federal funds) gets held back. For them, it is easier to just pass the buck on up to the next grade level and hope little Johnny learns to read by then.
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As a former Dell phone tech (1998-2000), I can tell you what the hiring process would look for first is customer service skills first.
:p
Their logic was that anybody can be taught tech skills, but good customer service (giving good phone) is hard to find.
Of course, we all know how well this works out.
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You mean like this?
You're laughing, but a friend of my dad actually did this.
He was fed up with mowing the grass, so he actually paved and painted the yard. The extra benefit for him was the extra parking he had when people came to visit.
If it has tits, wheels, or semiconductors, it will give you problems.
Oh, that's right: never.
I'd read the article, but it's been Slashdotted.
After all, these folks seemed to manage just fine.
Or maybe Jerry Taylor is moonlighting at John Wiley & Sons....
M$ had better be careful. This "Dick" may have a shotgun and have the last name of "Cheney"
Netcraft has confirmed it. Wikipedia and Encyclopedia Britannica are bad.
Does this mean that the City of Tuttle, OK has given its official approval for this new release of CentOS?
I'll bring the rubber sheet.
FTFA:
"If it helps, you can think of a process as its own sovereign nation, with borders, resources, and gross domestic product."
Sounds like he is trying to teach UNIX to a bunch of Economics majors.
Awfully good of him to stick them into StuffIt archives. I can just imagine how big the "Color & Space" file would be after extracting from a 24.7MB archive. /sarcasm
PowerPoint should be a controlled item like alcohol, tobacco, and firearms.
Dell does this with their Resource CD that ships with their computers. You can boot to it and troubleshoot the hardware, regardless of the OS residing on the hard drive.
As human nature dictates, we tend to gravitate towards those who have something in common with us. In the workplace, the degree is that that common link; a "secret club handshake", if you will.
Sure, he could partner with Clippy and annoy users of all ages.
I'm going to assume that the article was referring to Quipu.