Basically by reducing the number of steps it takes to perform a job, you reduce the chance of human error (thus increasing your product's quality) while also lowering costs.
However, the chance of a human error borking 16 pumps at one time increases dramatically.
very cost effective when they don't pay up, so it's a double win - no need to pay money to hire security experts when a community of bug hunters will do the work for a token bounty, and no reason to actually pay the bounty when you can find a technicality
Except this only works a couple times. Who is going to spend their time on Groupon now that they know they'll weasel out of paying?
Small of your back in the waist elastic/whatever...
Where the hell am I going to put my Glock, then? (I should have mentioned my local baseball team plays at Dodger Stadium)
Pedagogy (teaching methods) also make little difference. By far the most significant factors are cultural. Regions that do well in educating their children place a high value on education, and set high expectations.
Give this article a read (re: teaching methods): http://www.theguardian.com/edu...
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