The point I was making is that the timing of this is suspicious. It only was announced after Telstra decided it didn't want to be part of the NBN. If Telstra was split before the NBN fallout then I would say fair play. But when it is announced as a result of political games and affects mum and dad investors then I take issue. I don't have Telstra shares, nor am I against a breakup but it should be because it needs to be done... not because Kevin is trying to force Telstras hand because they snobbed his NBN plan. If they played 'yes man' to Kevin and helped the NBN be implemented I doubt Kevin would floating the idea.
...is that if Telstra had played ball with Kevin Krudd and implemented his national broadband plan this would not be happening. But Telstra doesn't want to play ball and that makes Kevins plans next to impossible. This is just Kevin getting his own back and forcing Telstra to play ball at the cost of the thousands of Mum and Dad investors that were encouraged to invest in Telstra. A double financial kick in the guts given the current financial climate. If Kevin really wanted to bring about this change *he should have done it before now*... not right after Telstra flipped him and his badly thought out national broadband network the middle finger. Kevin is still the snot nosed debate team nerd he was in highschool, he's just more powerful and narcissistic now.
Thankyou Captain Obvious. Vista doesn't run on old out of date hardware. A fact well known since before it's release. XP which has been around for years runs well on hardware that has been around for years... who would have guessed. No one wants VB6 skills anymore? Wow. This is not insightful. This is '-1 how to suck eggs'.
"Or, maybe, it is very silly of us to expect a country with one of the lowest numbers of computers per capita in the world to produce so many qualified computer engineers." Or a country with a large number of poor which has huge amounts of corruption. Palms are reguarly greased to pass exams, to 'outsource' (pun intended) having papers written. There is very little quality control when it comes to education, pump the students through, pass them, get more in... profit. Plagiarism at all levels is rife. Sometimes it deliberate, sometimes cultural, sometimes both.
I own the patent for the process of mailing yourself information, signing the seal and getting it notarized. Please give me your grandfathers details so I can discuss royalties he may owe.
I am aware of this. Was trying to point out that "Most personality disorders are fairly dealable." (Parent) is not correct. Many, many personality disorders are anything but 'dealable'. Perhaps a generic description such as 'Soul Sucking Bastards' needs to be created. Although it is possible to go for a period without any abnormal behaviour for BiPolar... is this the case for NPD?
He sounds more like an incomplete package. Like a car with the best engine in the world but no drive drain to get the power to the ground. As opposed to one of those 'stupid' people you refer to who are like a car with an average engine coupled with an average drive train, in no way brilliant but infinitely more useful. Is he really a 'bright spark' if he is unable to even pick up on basic social clues and understanding, something even individuals of questionable intelligence usually have mastered by the time they leave their teens? The other side of the coin being that the people that surround him are distressed by his lack of intelligence in the context of understanding and relating to people. Maybe his fifth degree should be in anthropology.
"Another problem is that some criminal hackers may exhibit traits associated with clinical personality disorders such as the narcissistic personality disorder." I'd say a large amount of IT staff exhibit personality disorders. Not just 'hackers'.
Used in Australia... my dentist uses it. Used all over the world for drag racing. Got bottles of the stuff in the garage. Plus kids can still buy the soda bottles and get high... never seen anyone use the soda bottle for soda. Stuff is everywhere, including europe.
Actually they are chosen based on profitiability. Which is a combination of the factors you mentiond plus taste. A fruit that is pest free, growns fast and doesn't spoil but tastes bad and doesn't sell would not be harvested. Like wise a great tasting fruit that spoils fast and prone to pests would not be harvested either. It is all factors including taste. Profit is king. Also do not overlook the ethical / religious motivations of people, i buy free range eggs not based on cost or taste but for ethical opinions. More and more crops (especially grains) are being chosen to avoid 'royalty' payments being made to bio firms that have engineered a strain and are trying to recoup costs.
No actually organic food is *GROWN* in cow shit. Organic food is not 'made', it is not 'constructed' the very use of the description organic suggests man made influences are restricted. So as stated unless small pixie like creatures 'make' food in cow shit you're wrong. It's one think to make a mistake, to err is to be human... it's plain stupid to come back and make a bold post reinforcing previous mistake as correct for all the world to see.
Last time I checked food is not 'made' in cow shit. Unless of course there are small pixie like creatures in cow pat factories making food that the rest of the world is yet to discover. Kinda like cow shit oompa loopmas.
I'm sorry I don't have some elite *nix career and work at some huge multinational like cb services who have a website that looks like it was designed in frontpage! Bwaaa... Nice useage of the center alignment you got going on there. Given that my job is networking in the enterprise and I am using the cisco IOS all day no my main OS isn't windows, it's whatever the client provides me to telnet with. But I do have to met with and be involved with stinky *nix guys all day. "CB Services Lowest Price Guarantee" pay peanuts get monkeys... you better run... some people might need saving from that nasty daylight saving time fix. I may have messed my initial insult but you still bit... and any bite is the sign of a successful troll. Owned.
Ummm... how about neither. Anonymous people on the internet especially with an axe to grind do not make reliable sources. Given that some of the people complaining threatened to kill him I don't think they are exactly balanced and unbias. At least the man provides examples of dialog which is more than others are. Given he wanted to study human behaviour not exciting 'abnormal' behaviour would seem to align with his mission. Him tiggering behaviour (by being an antagonist) would make his research flawed, which I'm sure he would like to avoid. To really help settle this why don't you provide confirmed examples of 'all the people' you refer too? Thought so.
It's more a case of windows machines are the most profitable. If there was a larger profit to be made in *nix boxes it would be done. Theives don't have a technology alliance, they are not fans boys or anti fan boys, they are motivated by the money.
Still doesn't change the fact that the article did not use the word 'taunt' so I fail to see what your point is. The actual research paper is more balanced than the article. The scientific community have a dislike of bias. The professor achieved what he set out to do which is test a hypothosis. He did not taunt others unless you consider 'heros win again' a taunt, when actually it's more a statement of fact. Further the research found others agreed with his behaviour affirmed by then copying it. And as far as 'not in the spirit of the game' behaviour goes many many others on the servers behaved far worse. I don't expect you would know this not having read the research. You don't strike me as the intelligent reading type. Did you have to sound the big words in your sentence out?
I'm in Australia. The police don't use the PIT here as a matter of procedure. The course I am refering to is delivered to, among others, child protection services. Apparently its not uncommon for CPS to be chased by irate parents (including meth heads) after removing their children via court order. I did a different driving course and saw this being taught and asked about it. I made reference to the handbrake only to indicate the timing of the brake and flick.
I'm metioning it in the context of police chases. The racing I do doesn't allow it. Basically it can be effective at higher speeds such as 150km+ it is based around the idea that as the pursuit car front bumper draws level with the lead car rear bumper the lead car stabs heavily at the brake causing the chase car to move to the lead or in a position where the former lead car now could be (depending on reaction of other driver) in a position to turn into the rear half of the former pursuit car. Of course if it isn't pulled off then weight transfers to the front of the car making the lead car more susceptible to a pit. It really is a brake and flick. Like a handbrake turn where its a flick and pull. It is not a brake annnnnndddd.... then turn. Its taught here in the evadance advanced driving courses.
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Water can be used to fuel an engine. It's split into hydrogen and oxygen. Patents have been issued for such. For example: http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=199601111
Not as much as geology rocks...
The point I was making is that the timing of this is suspicious. It only was announced after Telstra decided it didn't want to be part of the NBN. If Telstra was split before the NBN fallout then I would say fair play. But when it is announced as a result of political games and affects mum and dad investors then I take issue. I don't have Telstra shares, nor am I against a breakup but it should be because it needs to be done... not because Kevin is trying to force Telstras hand because they snobbed his NBN plan. If they played 'yes man' to Kevin and helped the NBN be implemented I doubt Kevin would floating the idea.
Lookin at http://reallydodgy.org/ I can see your not an intellect or an achiever. I'd place you in amoungst the mindless sheep.
...is that if Telstra had played ball with Kevin Krudd and implemented his national broadband plan this would not be happening. But Telstra doesn't want to play ball and that makes Kevins plans next to impossible. This is just Kevin getting his own back and forcing Telstra to play ball at the cost of the thousands of Mum and Dad investors that were encouraged to invest in Telstra. A double financial kick in the guts given the current financial climate. If Kevin really wanted to bring about this change *he should have done it before now* ... not right after Telstra flipped him and his badly thought out national broadband network the middle finger. Kevin is still the snot nosed debate team nerd he was in highschool, he's just more powerful and narcissistic now.
Thankyou Captain Obvious. Vista doesn't run on old out of date hardware. A fact well known since before it's release. XP which has been around for years runs well on hardware that has been around for years... who would have guessed. No one wants VB6 skills anymore? Wow. This is not insightful. This is '-1 how to suck eggs'.
"Or, maybe, it is very silly of us to expect a country with one of the lowest numbers of computers per capita in the world to produce so many qualified computer engineers." Or a country with a large number of poor which has huge amounts of corruption. Palms are reguarly greased to pass exams, to 'outsource' (pun intended) having papers written. There is very little quality control when it comes to education, pump the students through, pass them, get more in... profit. Plagiarism at all levels is rife. Sometimes it deliberate, sometimes cultural, sometimes both.
... that Nunberg needs to get laid more. I can just imagine the man there banging away on his keyboard about this outrage all backed up.
True that. I've been scanning things for years and putting them online.
I own the patent for the process of mailing yourself information, signing the seal and getting it notarized. Please give me your grandfathers details so I can discuss royalties he may owe.
I am aware of this. Was trying to point out that "Most personality disorders are fairly dealable." (Parent) is not correct. Many, many personality disorders are anything but 'dealable'. Perhaps a generic description such as 'Soul Sucking Bastards' needs to be created. Although it is possible to go for a period without any abnormal behaviour for BiPolar... is this the case for NPD?
He sounds more like an incomplete package. Like a car with the best engine in the world but no drive drain to get the power to the ground. As opposed to one of those 'stupid' people you refer to who are like a car with an average engine coupled with an average drive train, in no way brilliant but infinitely more useful. Is he really a 'bright spark' if he is unable to even pick up on basic social clues and understanding, something even individuals of questionable intelligence usually have mastered by the time they leave their teens? The other side of the coin being that the people that surround him are distressed by his lack of intelligence in the context of understanding and relating to people. Maybe his fifth degree should be in anthropology.
"Another problem is that some criminal hackers may exhibit traits associated with clinical personality disorders such as the narcissistic personality disorder." I'd say a large amount of IT staff exhibit personality disorders. Not just 'hackers'.
Used in Australia... my dentist uses it. Used all over the world for drag racing. Got bottles of the stuff in the garage. Plus kids can still buy the soda bottles and get high... never seen anyone use the soda bottle for soda. Stuff is everywhere, including europe.
Actually they are chosen based on profitiability. Which is a combination of the factors you mentiond plus taste. A fruit that is pest free, growns fast and doesn't spoil but tastes bad and doesn't sell would not be harvested. Like wise a great tasting fruit that spoils fast and prone to pests would not be harvested either. It is all factors including taste. Profit is king. Also do not overlook the ethical / religious motivations of people, i buy free range eggs not based on cost or taste but for ethical opinions. More and more crops (especially grains) are being chosen to avoid 'royalty' payments being made to bio firms that have engineered a strain and are trying to recoup costs.
No actually organic food is *GROWN* in cow shit. Organic food is not 'made', it is not 'constructed' the very use of the description organic suggests man made influences are restricted. So as stated unless small pixie like creatures 'make' food in cow shit you're wrong. It's one think to make a mistake, to err is to be human... it's plain stupid to come back and make a bold post reinforcing previous mistake as correct for all the world to see.
Last time I checked food is not 'made' in cow shit. Unless of course there are small pixie like creatures in cow pat factories making food that the rest of the world is yet to discover. Kinda like cow shit oompa loopmas.
I'm sorry I don't have some elite *nix career and work at some huge multinational like cb services who have a website that looks like it was designed in frontpage! Bwaaa... Nice useage of the center alignment you got going on there. Given that my job is networking in the enterprise and I am using the cisco IOS all day no my main OS isn't windows, it's whatever the client provides me to telnet with. But I do have to met with and be involved with stinky *nix guys all day. "CB Services Lowest Price Guarantee" pay peanuts get monkeys... you better run... some people might need saving from that nasty daylight saving time fix. I may have messed my initial insult but you still bit... and any bite is the sign of a successful troll. Owned.
Ummm... how about neither. Anonymous people on the internet especially with an axe to grind do not make reliable sources. Given that some of the people complaining threatened to kill him I don't think they are exactly balanced and unbias. At least the man provides examples of dialog which is more than others are. Given he wanted to study human behaviour not exciting 'abnormal' behaviour would seem to align with his mission. Him tiggering behaviour (by being an antagonist) would make his research flawed, which I'm sure he would like to avoid. To really help settle this why don't you provide confirmed examples of 'all the people' you refer too? Thought so.
"Nix users generally have a higher level of tech knowledge" that is inversely proportional to their body odor strength.
You deserve +10 Undeniably correct.
It's more a case of windows machines are the most profitable. If there was a larger profit to be made in *nix boxes it would be done. Theives don't have a technology alliance, they are not fans boys or anti fan boys, they are motivated by the money.
Still doesn't change the fact that the article did not use the word 'taunt' so I fail to see what your point is. The actual research paper is more balanced than the article. The scientific community have a dislike of bias. The professor achieved what he set out to do which is test a hypothosis. He did not taunt others unless you consider 'heros win again' a taunt, when actually it's more a statement of fact. Further the research found others agreed with his behaviour affirmed by then copying it. And as far as 'not in the spirit of the game' behaviour goes many many others on the servers behaved far worse. I don't expect you would know this not having read the research. You don't strike me as the intelligent reading type. Did you have to sound the big words in your sentence out?
I'm in Australia. The police don't use the PIT here as a matter of procedure. The course I am refering to is delivered to, among others, child protection services. Apparently its not uncommon for CPS to be chased by irate parents (including meth heads) after removing their children via court order. I did a different driving course and saw this being taught and asked about it. I made reference to the handbrake only to indicate the timing of the brake and flick.
I'm metioning it in the context of police chases. The racing I do doesn't allow it. Basically it can be effective at higher speeds such as 150km+ it is based around the idea that as the pursuit car front bumper draws level with the lead car rear bumper the lead car stabs heavily at the brake causing the chase car to move to the lead or in a position where the former lead car now could be (depending on reaction of other driver) in a position to turn into the rear half of the former pursuit car. Of course if it isn't pulled off then weight transfers to the front of the car making the lead car more susceptible to a pit. It really is a brake and flick. Like a handbrake turn where its a flick and pull. It is not a brake annnnnndddd.... then turn. Its taught here in the evadance advanced driving courses.