Comment Re:Wait, what? (Score 1) 125
As I recall, other ISP's & such have price lists for the information. It costs Facebook money to pay those 25 people, so I'd expect them to charge a fee for the service.
So every time they type it in, you get reminded
Every time they log in you get a message containing their cleartext password? Doesn't sound secure to me. Unless you're looking over their shoulders, which doesn't sound good either.
How silly that everyone doesn't want mice for pets. How much better the world would be. Hell, how about cockroach pets? No vet bills since the damn things just keep on living!
Stupid, irrational pet owners!
Good answer. I don't really care for asking or answering those questions either, but if someone tells me that he sees himself in the circus (or any other profession) in 5 years I'd reject his application. I want someone who wants to keep doing what he or she is doing. Wanting to advance or expand their knowledge doesn't hurt either.
Same for 'why do you want to work here." "Because I need a paycheck?" Seriously? Look, we all laugh at Wally in the Dilbert strips, but I'm sure as hell not going to knowingly hire one.
Well, it does work nicely,
Good to know
albeit a) more slowly than Chrome and b) it tends to crash for stupid reasons
Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you like the show? Sorry, I wasn't sure it this was intentional or not.
"company executives believe they can persuade regulators to allow it to swallow the business whole because the music industry is in such decline."
This wasn't claimed by Universal or EMI, but by a blogger that wrote one of the articles. Consider it accordingly. A snarky comment may well be appropriate here, but not for this reason.
Software production is assumed to be a line function, but it is run like a staff function. -- Paul Licker
