The fundamental problem is - sysadmins have more or less unfettered access to a companies' systems, and there's no good way for non-technical people to tell if a sysadmin is misusing his position. If you're the one running a company's mail server, you can conceivably intercept all sorts of sensitive information. It's the same if you're the one responsible for keeping company desktops operational.
It may take a while - that's a lot of basement-dwellers to sift through...
Node.js is a shitty hamburger restaurant?
Yes - but their fries are pretty tasty.
I want a to eat a Maine lobster. Oh, not that Portland?
You can certainly get Maine Lobster in Portland, Oregon. However everyone nearby will stare at you while simultaneously registering their passive-aggressive disapproval to their Twitter feeds. #LobstersArePeopleToo
As an IMAP back end for a real email client.
What kind of sick person would see a link described as a "fancy pivot chat" and still click on it?
Or, in German, Unter Gleben Glowben Globen.
Isn't that from "Pretty Fly for a White Guy" by the Offspring?
safely Ebola 70 percent of the victims
The original article was written by Smurfs.
Its chicken breast tissue.... thats just blatant click bait. However you want to look at it.
Or it might be chick bait.
Thank you! I'll be here all week!
Not necessarily. He mentioned his head... he just didn't clarify which one he was referring to.
Those murders weren't done with refrigerators.
Indeed. Every single bit of technology ever devised has been used to kill people. It's what we do.
No kidding. Remember the Refrigerator Murders of '03? Those were particularly gruesome...
For sufficiently loose definitions of "all".
The Kindle Voyage does not appear to be included in this sale, which is a shame.
Uh... no.
That giant sucking sound coming from the south was interfering with my concentration.
To the systems programmer, users and applications serve only to provide a test load.
