Maybe everyone who believes in freedom and also has the facilities should torrent the movie and show it in small groups across the planet in December. Or at least have it looping on a TV somewhere in their house on the 25th lol

LOL have you seen other Rogan / Franco movies? their almost ALL in poor taste, that's why their so funny.

I was thinking the same thing. And the MO here is an "electronic attack" anyway, it's not like NK has been able to do much of any phyisical force projection outside of their own little corner. The "real threat" is that Sony will have even more internal documents leaked, and MAYBE AMC, Cinemark, etc could eventually get hacked too?

Seriously, what would the GOP (Guardians of Peace, not the Republicans lol) do? Fly over into the US and set fire to 5000+ theaters? Attack the US's critical cyber infrastructure and start WWIII over a Seth Rogan movie? Even though that would be the FUNNIEST reason ever to destroy humanity (they could film it and call it "This REALLY is The End, PS we're sorry!" lol), there's little the GOP can do outside of what they've already done.

Maybe if Sony didn't have unencrypted Excel and Word docs all over the place in their HR department and used an end-to-end encrypted HR solution like most other corps use this wouldn't happen. Maybe close off the $C, implement some vlans and VPNs... you know, catch up 10-15 years with the rest of the planet and it might make this a bit more difficult. Personally I don't blame the GOP...I blame Sony for having circa-1992 coffee shop security.

sounds good, whatever way is the most efficient! The original source of the law probably links back to some pre-Colonial English law in favor of the East Indian Tea Company or something ridiculous and ancient that in no way is REALLY related to the modern IT job market

It's a very large strategy, and "know the enemy" (or competition) IS part of marketing, and also is part of marketing yourself. And I only "play up" things I've done recently, so yeah.

The person asking hasn't had a stroke though, or any major medical problems like you listed (that he mentioned, I dunno). So, while all that is theoretically true, that only applies to very specific situations. My advice is mostly situationally agnostic. If the submitter is someone who needs help dressing themselves then this forum and all of it's knowledge is of little use as their probably no longer seeking an IT job!

I know your statement has some logical fallacy in it, something about overtly-specific improbable situations being used to shoot down a far more "general" idea, but I'm too lazy to look it up at the moment.

h.264 is not the best compression format. It has many highly useful features for videos, yet 32gb for eight hours should be able to be "adjusted down" using a different codex if you don't need Blueray-quality videos (which is what that is at 720). I'd be surprised if such a "hitech" camera wouldn't allow you do dial it down to 480, which would double the 8hr. As for battery life...well, that's an entirely different subject lol.

After I read Wilson's testimony, I agree. When he got shot, stumbled a bit off, then turned around and started running at him that must have been his bodies "last ditch adrenaline survival dump". What REALLY got me was how often Wilson's fire arm malfunctioned, like 3-4 times. And he had no flashlight, mace, etc within reach in his car either. So, broken gun and no equipment? Ever law enforcement vehicle I've ever seen has that HUGE flashlight right there locked into a recharger. I almost think he might have shot him so many times from fear of his gun continuing to malfunction.

EZTV is such an amazing site, it made keeping up with TV shows from all over the planet so easy. Far easier than any cable system, I use the fact of BBC 2-4, Sky, CBC, etc being completely unavailable to my cable market as a huge reason I don't want it. Their simple listing, single line sorted by seeding time, is pure genius. Only one torrent or maybe two for HD shows...I've been scrambling trying to put a spreadsheet together, trying to look up all the various channels EZTV had to find schedules in four different countries. And even that misses out on all the one-off documentaries...

Does anyone know of a site with listings like that? epguides.com has some grids, but is still lacking.

The older you get, the more you realize the less you actually know.

"What do you want to do?" "retire early like all our former CEO's?"

I call it Holistic IT Support instead of jack-of-all-trades, after the idea of Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency. Eventually you get enough experience you can quickly see various interconnections that others don't, in "unrelated areas" than most don't realize might be affected. HITS also takes into account the user's reactions and ways of working...even the BEST app will be worthless if the end users hate it.

Technically I'm work $3,694,362.43 in my weight in gold, or $3,750,706.09 in platinum. Honestly I really want to be paid my weight in lutetium, which would be around $32,386,360.

hell, we used to promise our customers impossible things JUST to stir the pot, especially if they where overseas and were confusing anyway.

Don't be too upset, you can laugh back at their INSANE amount of student loans their paying off that effectively will put them way under a comparable salary for their entire lives.

"unused sick time carries over year to year and can be cashed out at retirement to pay for health insurance" LOL that was a sub-plot on the Dilbert cartoon...unfortunately Wally found out his company policy was not a liberal and he couldn't save up his sick days and retire early LOL.