I think it's pretty moot which republican is voted to office. If it's Romney or Huckabee, the oil industry and military contractors will continue to run the country, having built up favors with both during their campaigns. If it's Palin, the oil industry and military contractors will continue to run the country without her knowledge or consent.
Not if Ron Paul gets voted in as president
Those assholes!! Can they do that? I'd sue the f*ckers
The S in SD means "Secure" which is an acronym for DRM
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May I respectfully suggest that you acquire a dictionary and use it to find out what everyone else in the world means when they say "acronym"?
The S in SD means "Secure", for which DRM is an acronym. Fixed it
So true. Minnesota is owned by Microsoft. A few java places.....some, very very few linux places.....lots of M$. M$ up the A$$
I thought it was because there were so many changes happening behind closed doors and nobody really knew what they were voting for. Or as Pelosi said (paraphrased) "In order to know what this healthcare bill does, we have to pass it". They don't even read the shit they pass.
bare necessities could be tax exempt. No sales tax on food, some clothing, etc. That would solve that problem.
"To block botnet-infected computers from connecting to the Internet. Under the proposal, PCs would be issued a 'health certificate' that showed whether the system was fully patched, that it was running security software and a firewall, and that it was malware-free. Machines with deficiencies would require patching or an antivirus update, while bot-infected PCs might be barred from the Internet."
I'm sure the machine will have to run windows to get the health certificate.
not if the conspiracies are real.
that's the same conclusion I came to as well and I'm glad I didn't get hired.
It's good to hear it from somebody else though -- thanks
I understand your viewpoint, but entry-level positions are hard to come by. Some (most?) companies just don't have any entry-level positions, period. How is a person coming out of college supposed to get a job when they all require experience in [insert laundry list here]?
I've been accused of lying on my resume outright in an interview (I didn't lie). Sad thing was that these were developers interviewing me.
And stupid is even harder to fix when stupid is in charge.
I can't agree with this enough.
even though I agree with Commodore_64love
mod this guy for pointing out how loaded the article was and providing the necessary background info to more or less understand what actually happened.
in defense of the 20-something morons who have never seen a project managed competently, considering that in software development around 60-70% of the software projects are completely failed projects that'll never see the light of day, most of them never will see a competently managed project. ever. But yes, they should be asking themselves if it could be done better. I know I did; I got fed up and quit; no upward mobility, everyday was an exercise in futility, etc etc. fuck that shit.
My own experience on software projects consists of projects where "design" is using lots of code generation and randomly throwing in design patterns everywhere and then wondering why the result sucks; and "time management" -- here's one of my favorites, "you don't have time to think, you just code."
Cube farms don't help.
well, I'm glad I gave all that up, I don't miss it at all. I'm going back to school to finish up a bachelors in math (I also have a bachelors in CS) and then onto grad school for either math or statistics (still need to decide). If I ever decide to program again professionally, it will probably mean that I'm working for myself.
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." -- Albert Einstein
