Time is money. So, if it doesn't save time, it isn't saving money. Besides, Linux is meant to boot your machine and provide basic OS service---not save you time or money.
Well, since one of the more popular phone lines is the iPhone, and since the late Steve Jobs helpfully pointed out that most of the users are holding it wrong, is this much of a surprise?
Jefferson was one of the lamest founding fathers. Jefferson did say things like: "All men are created equal". (Plagiarized from John Locke) Jefferson, the owner of hundreds of slaves, including the mother of his children. "Never spend your money before you have it." Of course, Jefferson died with tremendous debt.
If this can happen, clearly there are problems with the separation of powers (i.e. the Executive is walking all-over the Congress). Unfortunately, the Congress is either too weak to regain their Constitutional rights and powers, or it simply doesn't want to.
Too bad we cannot harness the energy output from the founding fathers turning and spinning in their graves.
Carnegie Mellon wrote that its Software Engineering Institute hadn’t received any direct payment for its Tor research from the FBI or any other government funder.
Ok. So I guess they received indirect payments for doing this?
Dear Comrades...er...Customers, Thanks for ditching your remaining coal plants. Now that you threw those pesky Ukrainians under the bus, we can now offer our natural gas without problems. I will love to sell more to you by 2025 and later. From Russia, with love. Putin XOXO
In the USA in many instances titles like Engineer and Architect are required to be licensed. They can sign-off on certain designs where other "elitist accredited/certified" people cannot legally do so.
There is no concept of professional licensing for programmers, so there is no legal justification for this. Also, programming is not an applied science, so there is no philosophical reason for this.
I never used my slide rules in the fashion of a cell phone. However, my cell phone does have a calculator. Also, I never wore mine off of my belt. The good ones were too long and too expensive to dangle and flail about. Most people I knew had a pocket one for convenience and a better, longer one for the real work.
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Time is money. So, if it doesn't save time, it isn't saving money.
Besides, Linux is meant to boot your machine and provide basic OS service---not save you time or money.
So, they were sitting around the table at the code review meeting and nobody knew which government asked for THAT back door?
Should have scrubbed the data...you know...with a rag or something.
Gee, why not look at using unicorn vomit as a fuel. It is more easily obtained and utilized than using He3 from the moon as a fusion fuel.
Well, since one of the more popular phone lines is the iPhone, and since the late Steve Jobs helpfully pointed out that most of the users are holding it wrong, is this much of a surprise?
Check again. Lenovo drank the Apple UI Koolaid and now the T450s, and many other thinkpads, have adopted the "logo upright when opened".
It's just function following form instead of form following function.
It was cool to copy Apple. That's why the whole industry sucks.
Exactly, and it was not a prequel to the LOTR!
Jefferson was one of the lamest founding fathers.
Jefferson did say things like:
"All men are created equal". (Plagiarized from John Locke) Jefferson, the owner of hundreds of slaves, including the mother of his children.
"Never spend your money before you have it." Of course, Jefferson died with tremendous debt.
If this can happen, clearly there are problems with the separation of powers (i.e. the Executive is walking all-over the Congress). Unfortunately, the Congress is either too weak to regain their Constitutional rights and powers, or it simply doesn't want to.
Too bad we cannot harness the energy output from the founding fathers turning and spinning in their graves.
Carnegie Mellon wrote that its Software Engineering Institute hadn’t received any direct payment for its Tor research from the FBI or any other government funder.
Ok. So I guess they received indirect payments for doing this?
Gee, I thought that PETA stood for "People Eating Tasty Animals". I guess I was misinformed.
Remember the Alamo. All other history can be revised.
All language implies. There are not absolutes in language.
Wow. Who would ever expect a city like Chicago to be involved in something that is essentially racketeering?
Dear Comrades...er...Customers,
Thanks for ditching your remaining coal plants.
Now that you threw those pesky Ukrainians under the bus, we can now offer our natural gas without problems. I will love to sell more to you by 2025 and later.
From Russia, with love.
Putin
XOXO
All engineering is iterative in nature. If Scrum is dead (read as iterative, incremental development), then software engineering is a myth.
In the USA in many instances titles like Engineer and Architect are required to be licensed. They can sign-off on certain designs where other "elitist accredited/certified" people cannot legally do so.
Where did you get these definitions?
mote point?
At least a moat point is a place near water.
There is no concept of professional licensing for programmers, so there is no legal justification for this.
Also, programming is not an applied science, so there is no philosophical reason for this.
The way Apple supporters carry on, you would think that Jesus used an iPhone.
Anyhow, you are probably not that old or didn't do much math.
I just started pilot training. I was given and was instructed how to use an E6B flight calculator. It's pretty nifty.
I never used my slide rules in the fashion of a cell phone. However, my cell phone does have a calculator.
Also, I never wore mine off of my belt. The good ones were too long and too expensive to dangle and flail about. Most people I knew had a pocket one for convenience and a better, longer one for the real work.