And it totally makes sense that to drive a hundred grand luxury car that you'd have to take only the direct routes, not the ones you may actually want to take. This is a gigantic failure of useability.
Maybe %s/19/20/g?
That isn't hypocrisy. It's self-interest. Their policies are internally consistent: they desire a strong China. Not permitting foreign investors, and permitting local investments to be made in foreign markets makes for a strong China. Not that I agree with it, mind you. But that's how it appears.
Pretty much. Also, I'm not a dev. I do other things, and only support PHP apps, rather than developing them.
Bottom line? I prefer to spend my time elsewhere.
Okay, fair point. I try to give PHP the benefit of the doubt...
Who cares about testing security code for regressions?
I'm seriously astounded that the php development community doesn't have acceptance testing around this sort of thing. In this day and age, why on earth is it the case that bugs like this get through?
Rule #1 in first year engineering courses should be "Don't take your prototype on an airplane"
This.
The TSA sucks and blows, at the same time. But they are there, and it's not reasonable to believe that they'll do anything to handle these situations better in the future. The practical engineer should be mindful of how they transport their projects. Need to go multi-state? Fedex it to your destination, and pick it up.
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And this is exactly the arrangement I have. Wanna get ahold of me anytime? That'll cost you.
At least when I buy software, or make purchasing decisions from a business standpoint, knowing that the company will stand behind the product and our implementation of it is more important than that trying to pursue some ideal about information and it's anthropomorphized desire to be free.
You're new here, right?
Since when is the promise of support the actuality of support? In my experience supporting enterprise and operations projects, it's often the free software that has the best support (by way of community). Just because you're paying doesn't mean you're getting anything of real value.
You are correct! The best possible answer.
The rule on staying alive as a program manager is to give 'em a number or give 'em a date, but never give 'em both at once.
