I think you might want to check your DOS Visual Basic for 1990 program it may be dated.

I'm beginning to wonder if long term strategies are under valued. This short term stuff acts more like pestilence than prosperity.

I was wondering if machine learning couldn't be used against such things as Car Insurance, or any kind of Insurance?

Most times I find A/C's to be in-effective snipers of topics. Who ever modded your post as Troll is ignorent of fact. IE sucks, ask anyone who has to make software for Browsers. You will see code that has to consider the ramblings of m$'s IE. I wish I could mod you up.

I remember a time when Law Enforcement didn't want cameras on themselves for very much the same reasons. We now find out that when cameras are attached to Law Enforcement types, that violence is reduced. There is concrete evidence that shows that when Law Enforcement tones down the environment that violence is reduced. Law Enforcement becomes safer when it becomes a part of the Community.

With the amount of "Spy vs. Spy" going on, I think that throwing in a different type of incryption would only cause more attention. And a "Decrytor" would be invented.

If people want to be concerned about what is viewable, then they should ask them selves, "how is it that the Hedge Funds, and Banks that caused this global recession, not go to jail? There one will find a most chilling adversery.

Why not ship these folks to your home town? As to which is better? Why do you think it takes a genius to make a web page? And because of the internet, why ship them to America? To many questions.

The issue before the lard rears in Congress is, "is 300,000 H1B's going to be a problem next election?" My personal issue is that I have not yet convince voters, as in any, that the answer is, "Yes!" It's not only 300,000 more engineers that are out of a job in America, it's the people that have jobs that also help the engineers.

It's just plain sinister to act as though the loss of 300,000 jobs is good business.

My thought was, "what could possibly go wrong?" and then the idea formed, "the recieving maching broke half way through the process."

The first thought that came to mind was, "did you tell them that this is part of the interview?" another idea was, "are you the moron that will pay $15 an hour if the right person has a masters in EE?" It appears that you have no idea as to how to conduct an interview.

Journeymen as unsupervised managers; another reason mig's are allowed to wonder around and foolishly get into trouble.

I'm thinking that the addition of a front circular skid would reduce "surface drag debris."

The same could be applied to water based environments. A side benefit would be feedback of the site's conditions.

I'm still trying to understand, "we need the best and brightest minds available, so we can make a web page."

EE majors can pay the rent, and after awhile, folks get hungry also.

Maybe, I hope, these grads will pair up with business majors and start companies together? It worked at Sun.