Comment Re:Ironically (Score 1) 538
Okay - so how do you POSSIBLY apply a statistical analysis on something as subjective as a womans physical attractiveness?
There are stats on breast size. Just plug in the values....
Okay - so how do you POSSIBLY apply a statistical analysis on something as subjective as a womans physical attractiveness?
There are stats on breast size. Just plug in the values....
Security requires a price in time and effort, and there are always compromises in order to get work accomplished.
It turns out that I have patched a serious vulnerability in Linux. Please download and install my patch as root on your system.
Sincerely,
Someone
Link?
And while you're spending your time figuring out why something that isn't broken works, he is coding something that you aren't coding at all. Sure, coding until it passes isn't the ideal, but it's a whole lot better than not coding at all (you).
Perhaps, but there's a thing called "homework" that one can never escape. Things not well understood which require more time to figure out than is available in the regular workday are going to demand extra effort during off-hours. Anyone that retorts with an excuse of "I don't have time to..." is going to eventually be replaced by someone that will. Being one of the older programmers in our dept, I've witnessed too many over-40 folks who disengage from learning and personal development. Those not driven to understand the how and why of their work might be in the wrong profession.
We should all strive to have the highest integrity, be productive, be detail oriented, and to be continually learning. What employer wouldn't want their building full of employees like that?
I have two rottweilers. They are spoilt rotten sweet couch potatoes. If a thief broke into our house they would LICK him to death. They've been brought up with a lot of love and they don't have a clue what aggression is. But despite that they are OMG ROTTWEILERS TAKE THESE MURDERER DOGS AWAY FROM ME!
All animals have certain instincts that are triggered by a situation. I would not want to be the person that your dogs perceived to be attacking you. Agreed that rottweilers are great animals, but don't be surprised by their very strong instinct to defend.
Yeah it is pretty stupid to make Apple, Amazon, or other e-tailers pay for the 30 second samples used to promote songs. Oftentimes I have looked at an artist and thought, "I have no idea who this is," but once I heard the 30-second sample I recognized the song and bought the CD.
Exactly. Just this last week I was searching on iTunes for a song called Primavera. The search results included Mariza singing a song called Primavera. It wasn't the one I was after, and I had never heard of Mariza before. However, I absolutely loved her voice on that song and bought the album. Can't understand a word of Portuguese, but I still love the music. Like everyone else, I have spent hours searching and listening to 30 second clips of music on iTunes. I've got a folder on my desktop titled "Albums to Buy" that have many links to iTunes pages with plans to buy the real physical CD's (I like to actually have the CD if possible). None of those would be there without the 30 second clips.
So if the RIAA wants to do this, fine. It will push them further into obscurity in this digital age.
Everyone deserves paid for the REAL work they do, and since the Internet has connected artists more directly to their fans... let the artist collect >=50% of the money for song. If the middleman provides real value then pay them. If not, cut them out. I'm just completely fed up with the movie, music, and clothing industries pushing what THEY think should be popular.
I feel so much better now with that all off my chest.
"bring you the unmatchable power of GNU/Linux". Cheesiest. Line. Ever. On
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Yup. It should have been just "Linux" instead of "GNU/Linux". (Sorry RMS... just had to stir the pot.)
This might be ok for a place like... Unknown Town, Idaho...
That would be Mackay, Idaho. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mackay,_Idaho Way more cows than people.
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