I assume this is going to be a subscirption type service? I'd love this if you could also use as a pay-as-you-go type of thing. I'm the sort of gamer who doesn't actually finish many games and only plays very infrequently.
I was in a pub in London at the weekend and a dodgy character worked his way round the bar trying to sell a bag full of iPhones. It's pretty clear from their shrink wrapped appearance that they were either stolen or fake. I'm sure some greedy individual would have bought one from him eventually, only to discover later that the battery wasn't the only thing 'hot' about it...
You mean like a free consulting day for the company? That's a half empty glass. Maybe you should look at it as another company you can put on your resume.:)
Exactly. Anyone who "refuses" to take a test for something as important as a career change is probably going to "refuse" a lot of other stuff once he actually gets in the door. Someone who is "too good for tests" is generally trouble in the making.
Me too. Your comment raises the point though: Ultimately, life is eventually unkind and everyone passes. I guess there's nothing to stop that final "unfairness" that we all must face.
He never had more than 33% percent of votes in any non-rigged election. If that qualifies as popular support or not, your decision. The world ain't black and white.
I've seen loads of old news reel of Hitlers speeches and the world was most definitely black and white. Haha, you can't fool me so easily!
Yes, as far as atrocities go. Germans and The War live in much less of a state of denial than say Americans and the atomic bomb, or Brits and the firebombing of Dresden. I guess it all comes down to who wins.
Probably he didn't spend much time implementing his version so wasn't too worried. He probably invests most of his time in actual research instead of pesky undergrads.
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Pigeons are a series of tubes.
For the love of God, just don't try to send any data throgh it's secure socket...
I assume this is going to be a subscirption type service? I'd love this if you could also use as a pay-as-you-go type of thing. I'm the sort of gamer who doesn't actually finish many games and only plays very infrequently.
My TV is already 3D. It goes with my 3D furniture and 3D house.
Interesting fact: If you put all the pointless first posts on slashdot end-to-end, it can strech from here to more than 8K.
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If I've learned anything from Idiocracy it's that technology ultimately gets in Darwin's way.
Isn't that true of all mass organsied religion?
Those guys never give up. :)
It seems like we're creating a generation of stateless event driven beings. That's an EJB joke by the way....
I was in a pub in London at the weekend and a dodgy character worked his way round the bar trying to sell a bag full of iPhones. It's pretty clear from their shrink wrapped appearance that they were either stolen or fake. I'm sure some greedy individual would have bought one from him eventually, only to discover later that the battery wasn't the only thing 'hot' about it...
You mean like a free consulting day for the company? That's a half empty glass. Maybe you should look at it as another company you can put on your resume. :)
That's better...
Exactly. Anyone who "refuses" to take a test for something as important as a career change is probably going to "refuse" a lot of other stuff once he actually gets in the door. Someone who is "too good for tests" is generally trouble in the making.
Me too. Your comment raises the point though: Ultimately, life is eventually unkind and everyone passes. I guess there's nothing to stop that final "unfairness" that we all must face.
I've seen loads of old news reel of Hitlers speeches and the world was most definitely black and white. Haha, you can't fool me so easily!
Yes, as far as atrocities go. Germans and The War live in much less of a state of denial than say Americans and the atomic bomb, or Brits and the firebombing of Dresden. I guess it all comes down to who wins.
I would be more inclined to say that it diminishes the horrors of Microsoft...
Probably he didn't spend much time implementing his version so wasn't too worried. He probably invests most of his time in actual research instead of pesky undergrads.
He obviously works by himself in a rosy world where requirements and scope never change and nothing unexpected ever happens.
In fact, I bet he's coding on a UNIVAC I in Pleasantville. That must be nice.
America 2 sounds like a nice place but I'd need to know more about it before I write apps for it.
Does this mean that Grotesque has just been given the best publicity ever and no way to prevent it from being sold?
I work in IT in an Investment Banking and I can tell you that it's really not like that any more. But then I work in London rather than New York.
Add banks to that list too.
No the consoles are the same, it's the perspex case that's missing from your come environement.