Some time ago, I saw a false ad for an anti-theth device for iPod which basically was a fake brown Zune casing, now you only have to cover the inner part with metal for full protection.
It contradicts what I read about which hunting. If you threw a woman in a lake and she didn't drown to death, she was protected by the devil and therefore had to be burned. But we all know christian god didn't really like women.
We had some Ultra Sparc and a few VT220 orange dummy terminals where I studied and everyone was using only the Sparcs, even to only check emails, so there were some queues to access the machine. So one day, a friend installed the ASCII version of Quake on the VT220 server to prove you could do almost anything on those craps. It didn't change anything but damn, that was cool.
IANMB but it seems unlikely. Those eels have two distinct sets of jaws with associated muscles, but the sharks only have one set with several layers of teeth (new one are grown all the time on one side of the jaw and push the older ones until they fall).
Don't worry. 1- Most of those persons are not even aware of their particularity. 2- Indexing 60+ million samples will already be a nightmare, so I beleive they'll simply take samples and freeze them for a few decades before they can afford to analyze more than a few percent.
You'd also have to consider there could be a lot of good reasons to spend some vacation in the USA (national parks, good beaches, Disneyworld, Graceland... the list goes on and nearly anyone could find something he likes), but since the british prefer to spend their vacation in France or Spain, why should go there in the first place?
I did quite the oposite, moving to a relatively distant big city to find a job in my field. Working on high frequency analog electronics would make telecommuting rather difficult, but I really love that job, partly because it doesn't involve much face-to-face.
Let's take Al Capone as an example: policemen and procecutors knew very well he was a violent and very powerful criminal, but the only solid proofs they could provide to a court were about tax fraud. In that case, it was likely the same, everyone knows they extort lots of money and intimate people, but from that, investigators need to find real cases and document them with facts and witnesses, infiltrate the sect, follow the money, sometimes even fight against scientology insiders in their own hierarchy... Like it or not, it's slow but that's the way it works democratic countries.
No, you're wrong, you can sometimes be out of chalk.
Blackboards work because several people can easily interact on it at the same time and its interface is simple enough for 99.9% of the potential users. High tech works only in a one-to-many lecture when the lecturer had spent some time learning how to properly use the device and a lot of time preparing visual material that takes advantage of it.
Not always, you could have a standard fully documenting what to do and still have a lot of room for proprietary IP and patents covering your particular implementation.
I know I'm redundant, but basically, everyone who seriously digged into the 6000+ pages of their proposal saw that on several points, when they had to chose between doing things righ or doing them Office way, they chosed the later. The result is that their propsal is too flawed to be accepted as if on its own merit and they know it.
Throughout history, brilliant leaders weren't the guys who paid best, and that's not they are remembered for.
From the very few things I remember of my history classes, brilliant leaders are people who managed to get thousands to million people die for their personal profit or vision and get away with it.
Like any other short-living snake oil startup, their marketing focus on the blogosphere instead of real potential consumers?
Seriously, it's been decades that solar pannels are used to provide electricity in remote places, and usualy with far larger needs (a few examples: sismic/weather monitoring stations, wells, entire third world villages...).
Let me give you an analogy: When a food manufacturer makes a takeaway dish that is tasteless, he can improve the receipe or the used goods, but it will cost him, or he could simply add a lot of salt or sugger to enhance the taste, which is bad for you, but almost free for him. Playing bad music louder triggers physical reaction that might make you beleive you like it, so it is like adding too much salt.
The key word is "sometimes", today, I have the feeling that half of the balads on radio sound like they were played by the Ramones. Please, play better, not only louder!
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Linux is already known to have a few rootkits available, so they will save on recoding.
Maybe they are counting the contribution of people who, by breeding, infrige the copyright that some corporations put on some of their genes.
Honestly, I don't know myself if I wanted this post to be joke.
Except that the KGB would have dreamed to have just 1% of the technical resources currently used on western citizens.
Some time ago, I saw a false ad for an anti-theth device for iPod which basically was a fake brown Zune casing, now you only have to cover the inner part with metal for full protection.
Wasn't it in "The Usual Suspect" that someone says the only people capable of quietly sleeping in detention were the true criminals?
It contradicts what I read about which hunting. If you threw a woman in a lake and she didn't drown to death, she was protected by the devil and therefore had to be burned. But we all know christian god didn't really like women.
We had some Ultra Sparc and a few VT220 orange dummy terminals where I studied and everyone was using only the Sparcs, even to only check emails, so there were some queues to access the machine. So one day, a friend installed the ASCII version of Quake on the VT220 server to prove you could do almost anything on those craps.
It didn't change anything but damn, that was cool.
IANMB but it seems unlikely.
Those eels have two distinct sets of jaws with associated muscles, but the sharks only have one set with several layers of teeth (new one are grown all the time on one side of the jaw and push the older ones until they fall).
My Eel is full of teeth.
Don't worry.
1- Most of those persons are not even aware of their particularity.
2- Indexing 60+ million samples will already be a nightmare, so I beleive they'll simply take samples and freeze them for a few decades before they can afford to analyze more than a few percent.
You'd also have to consider there could be a lot of good reasons to spend some vacation in the USA (national parks, good beaches, Disneyworld, Graceland... the list goes on and nearly anyone could find something he likes), but since the british prefer to spend their vacation in France or Spain, why should go there in the first place?
I did quite the oposite, moving to a relatively distant big city to find a job in my field.
Working on high frequency analog electronics would make telecommuting rather difficult, but I really love that job, partly because it doesn't involve much face-to-face.
Let's take Al Capone as an example: policemen and procecutors knew very well he was a violent and very powerful criminal, but the only solid proofs they could provide to a court were about tax fraud.
In that case, it was likely the same, everyone knows they extort lots of money and intimate people, but from that, investigators need to find real cases and document them with facts and witnesses, infiltrate the sect, follow the money, sometimes even fight against scientology insiders in their own hierarchy...
Like it or not, it's slow but that's the way it works democratic countries.
Well, the good old "you can't be fired for chosing MS" does not sound the same in "you can't be fired for chosing an ISO-rejected format"
Real geeks build their own pacemaker.
No, you're wrong, you can sometimes be out of chalk.
Blackboards work because several people can easily interact on it at the same time and its interface is simple enough for 99.9% of the potential users.
High tech works only in a one-to-many lecture when the lecturer had spent some time learning how to properly use the device and a lot of time preparing visual material that takes advantage of it.
I think he was joking about the long-established /. karma system, Mr 7-digit ID.
Not always, you could have a standard fully documenting what to do and still have a lot of room for proprietary IP and patents covering your particular implementation.
success of the team? In what world are you living?
I've been in the SW industry for nearly ten years and I saw a lot of success of visionary PHB, but never heard of any collective success.
I know I'm redundant, but basically, everyone who seriously digged into the 6000+ pages of their proposal saw that on several points, when they had to chose between doing things righ or doing them Office way, they chosed the later. The result is that their propsal is too flawed to be accepted as if on its own merit and they know it.
How are those net-enabled security cameras working out for you?
Fine, I just coupled a HTTP-controlled shotgun to the ones I have in my home.
Throughout history, brilliant leaders weren't the guys who paid best, and that's not they are remembered for.
From the very few things I remember of my history classes, brilliant leaders are people who managed to get thousands to million people die for their personal profit or vision and get away with it.
Like any other short-living snake oil startup, their marketing focus on the blogosphere instead of real potential consumers?
Seriously, it's been decades that solar pannels are used to provide electricity in remote places, and usualy with far larger needs (a few examples: sismic/weather monitoring stations, wells, entire third world villages...).
Let me give you an analogy:
When a food manufacturer makes a takeaway dish that is tasteless, he can improve the receipe or the used goods, but it will cost him, or he could simply add a lot of salt or sugger to enhance the taste, which is bad for you, but almost free for him. Playing bad music louder triggers physical reaction that might make you beleive you like it, so it is like adding too much salt.
The key word is "sometimes", today, I have the feeling that half of the balads on radio sound like they were played by the Ramones. Please, play better, not only louder!