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Comment About time (Score 1) 134

I was learning Eiffel and had been coding in Ada for a couple of years when Java showed up. I was surprised then that Sun's language designers had given us a language that was already 15 years behind the state of the practice, let alone 30 years behind the state of the art.

Comment Re:wow... (Score 1) 558

The "rules" that the judge explains to the jury are not the actual rules. Ferex, the rules about nullification, a judge will lie out of his black robed ass about.

And the metarule for dealing with judges are the same as the metarule for dealing with cops. Specifically: listen a lot, believe little, say nothing

Comment demonstration of incompetence in the company (Score 1) 347

This is a demonstration of incompetence in the company. I have, in the past, been the person who's job it was to secure a system after the firing of a guy who had "the keys to the kingdom". He was called in to the termination interview, and by the time he came back out, his windows and unix accounts was frozen and archived, his remote access credentials were revoked, his email was redirected, and his keycard was invalidated.

Comment Microwaves (Score 1) 287

I have to wonder if they are also banning microwave ovens. The ISM frequency range used by WiFi is unlicensed because it is the same frequency used by microwave ovens, and so is full of junk and interference.

Comment Re:Is this legal? (Score 1) 148

The whole *point* of "collective bargaining" in "labor relations" (read "unions"), is that they exclude other groups. The last thing any union wants is a competing labor source. They will use any means, up to and happily including violence, to get competing labor suppliers (which they call "scab") to either get with the program, or get out.

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