We're living in odd times.
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We're living in odd times.
Root cause analysis + countermeasure might have boiled down to "operator error due to shitty interface" + "we will tape a guard over F7 key, since it will never ever get fixed in software"
'What did they do that for?' said Winston, somewhat taken aback. Parsons went on triumphantly:
'My kid was sure he was some kind of enemy agent -- might have been dropped by parachute, for instance. But here's the point, old boy. What do you think put her on to him in the first place? She spotted he was wearing a funny kind of shoes -- said she'd never seen anyone wearing shoes like that before. So the chances were he was a foreigner. Pretty smart for a nipper of seven, eh?'"
This app should make it _much_ easier to spot people with strange shoes.
Exactly that. I carry an n900 as my daily use phone/pda and it works great as a "better-than-nothing" device for ssh access/websurfing. Its' strength is that I have it 24/7 not that it is as good as a desktop/laptop.
I'm looking forward to the neo. I'd like it to be faster, yes. but that requirement is way down the list.
I think they will pull this off unless massive international pressure comes to bear on Russia AND they decide give a damn about how the world feels.
http://www.dict.cc/german-english/Faustrecht.html
Doesn't make it right, but we're about to see it in action.
I haven't used dogpile in forever - actually thought they were defunct, but your comment brought it to mind. Seems like what you're after?
This part is tongue in cheek, but true. There are businesses out there, where excel is used for everything, including many things it should never be used for. Seriously powerful app. Seriously (ab)used.
I don't hate Excel, but I hate the "craplications" hare-brained power users create.
Seems about right.
Into your life it will creep
It starts when you're always afraid
You step out of line, the man come and take you away"
Buffalo Springfield, "for What it's Worth" 1966.
Timeless tune, not written about internet surveillance obviously. Recently that I find that song, and that line in particular coming to mind
linkage if you want a listen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gp5JCrSXkJY
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subst
Gotta really stupid-long base path? alias it.
"Self-signed certs as a service! IN THE CLOUD! Need Support for your self-signed cert? 5k/year - 1 (800) 555 - 5549"
I wonder if they have an affiliate program
looks like 17 Euro/yr with breaks on longer terms
EDIT: I went to the English site tho, not rotld.ro - perhaps residents only get the better deal?
I could see that forcing a proper test cycle to take longer than implementing a change.
War serves another purpose, too - wealth transfer, and that helps keep the work week at 40 hours.
"Nothing you do online is anonymous. There is a record of everything you do."
He understood it right away and ( I think ) has always treated everything online as public. No need to go into any technical details.
This is one problem imho, that stands in the way of more mature developers landing jobs and of juniors advancing. There is a trend to use 3rd party libraries as rad tools even when they don't fully fill the needs, and a tendency to use 3rd party tools to prevent your coders from really needing to code.
Architects know they're going to hand off to code monkeys, so they force designs to fit existing 3rd party libraries and any complexity gets pushed to the design side, not the implementation side. Why hire and pay extra for experience when a grad can do it?
Right or wrong, I take those mc* email sigs as a negative signal every time I see them.
It just doesn't give as accurate results as Google in some searches, I assume due to the rafts of information collected about users - a trade off I will make happily.