"Normal" people will just stare at you blankly when trying to explain things like if/else, (do)while, for(each), switch etc.. This isn't a career you can just walk into obliviously.. There was a lady in my intro to C++ class that sat with us for a week before finally asking "Is this BCIS?".. How is that for normal?
I really don't know of many people that are going along through their lives as say, a welder, or a truck driver that go "You know? It's time to start programming."
So normal? Probably not, depends on what your definition of normal is. Is normal the median behavior of all humans? Is normal someone without mental "disability?" Is normal someone who has a certain set of moral views.. The question is broad. Bottom line is -- like many others have said -- people should follow their passion, programming, like any other specialty (niche) skill is not something you just pick up, it is something you have a desire to learn. The entire personality required to be good at it dictates the pursuit of the individuals knowledge and a desire to always know more.
I do. Jail time (too me) seems a bit excessive when taxing their wallets would be a sufficient learning experience. perhaps, a repeat offense would warrant more stringent measures.
I agree, it isn't frivolous, however the penalty imposed is a bit extreme. Won't just making the offender pay a fine == $10000 to the reporter make more sense lol
I guess the real issue is making things that should be civil offenses criminal is what yanks my chain
Why do the decision makers in this country have an insatiable urge to ruin everything for everyone by making needles, useless, delusion, meaningless legislation that makes our culture, our lives, our freedoms the governments issue, make normal every day illegal?
It is so ludicrous, like one person stated, why do we have such a strange system in which 16 year olds, young, respectable people with futures going to jail for YEARS
for stupid frivolous crap, this overly litigated country we live in now is becoming a nightmare, I read recently over FORTY-THOUSAND laws were passed last year alone, do you know what any of them are? I don't.
I think that if i were paying tuition at this college it would be wise for them to give me what im paying for.. ahemm internet access, or i would just pickup and goto a better school.
I'm slightly disappointed to hear that nothing was said or even mentioned about a more lenient stance on psp home brew which i have been trying to get into since the beginning but can't for various reasons.. (namely my idiot friend upgrading my psp firmware)
Even though it would most likely never happen, it would be good to see some backing from Sony on this issue
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"Normal" people will just stare at you blankly when trying to explain things like if/else, (do)while, for(each), switch etc.. This isn't a career you can just walk into obliviously .. There was a lady in my intro to C++ class that sat with us for a week before finally asking "Is this BCIS?" .. How is that for normal?
I really don't know of many people that are going along through their lives as say, a welder, or a truck driver that go "You know? It's time to start programming."
So normal? Probably not, depends on what your definition of normal is. Is normal the median behavior of all humans? Is normal someone without mental "disability?" Is normal someone who has a certain set of moral views.. The question is broad. Bottom line is -- like many others have said -- people should follow their passion, programming, like any other specialty (niche) skill is not something you just pick up, it is something you have a desire to learn. The entire personality required to be good at it dictates the pursuit of the individuals knowledge and a desire to always know more.
Hopefully this one wont randomly crash and kill everyone. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A...
How does Slingbox work if this isn't allowed? I am under the impression at the moment that they are basically the same.
I agree, there always need to be multiple backups in multiple locations, especially if it is someone elses information.
I do. Jail time (too me) seems a bit excessive when taxing their wallets would be a sufficient learning experience. perhaps, a repeat offense would warrant more stringent measures.
I agree, it isn't frivolous, however the penalty imposed is a bit extreme. Won't just making the offender pay a fine == $10000 to the reporter make more sense lol I guess the real issue is making things that should be civil offenses criminal is what yanks my chain
I'll have to research accidents and fatalities proven without a doubt to be linked to laser pointers when i get off work.. Thanks for the advice.
Why do the decision makers in this country have an insatiable urge to ruin everything for everyone by making needles, useless, delusion, meaningless legislation that makes our culture, our lives, our freedoms the governments issue, make normal every day illegal? It is so ludicrous, like one person stated, why do we have such a strange system in which 16 year olds, young, respectable people with futures going to jail for YEARS for stupid frivolous crap, this overly litigated country we live in now is becoming a nightmare, I read recently over FORTY-THOUSAND laws were passed last year alone, do you know what any of them are? I don't.
Agreed!
Things like this would not happen if security policies were in place to force password changes.
I think that if i were paying tuition at this college it would be wise for them to give me what im paying for.. ahemm internet access, or i would just pickup and goto a better school.
i totally agree, doing that now
use linux and this wouldnt be happening
I'm slightly disappointed to hear that nothing was said or even mentioned about a more lenient stance on psp home brew which i have been trying to get into since the beginning but can't for various reasons.. (namely my idiot friend upgrading my psp firmware)
Even though it would most likely never happen, it would be good to see some backing from Sony on this issue