My only friends are my co-workers!

That's a great question. The only thing I can think of is someone making money off of having the crapware bundled together to offset the cost of offering their product as a free download.

An article from Dice.com. On a site owned by Dice.com. How about that. According to a Dice job search, there are not ASN.1 jobs out there. Learning ASN.1 will not

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No.

It's much faster for longer words. But for all of the shorter words with 3 letters, it's almost impossible to get them right every time.

That's why they threatened any movie theaters who were planning on showing "The Interview"

That is an OS?

And teachers always say not to use Wikipedia for research. "Wikipedia is the devil!" When used correctly Wikipedia is a valuable resource.

I went back to my old iPhone temporarily, but when I switched back to my android I wasn't getting some people's text messages. Thanks to this post, I know why! Went online to deregister my phone number and problem solved. It is a bummer to think how many text messages are now lost floating in cyber space.

You're totally right! What have I been doing with my life! These computer things are just a fad, should have went to school to learn how to make flying cars.

Sell it.

Uhh what? Normally where I'm at paying over $50/month for internet means you're getting ripped off.

Or ask Frank Lucas

Exactly, at least with Credit/Debit cards you can report your card lost/stolen and almost instantly your described issue would have been resolved. I can see a merchant having fine print saying something like "Use of CurrentC consents automatic withdraws for XYZ service at $9.99 monthly".

The last thing young people in school need is more information. In seconds someone can lookup almost any information they will ever need on the interwebs. Students need to learn how to analayze and make sense of all the information they have been given. What do people do once they work in the "real world"? Certainly not memorize everything they need to do their jobs. Lookup information, narrow it down to what you need to accomplish a task, and solve the problem. That's what schools should teach.