Comment Re:It hurts! (Score 1) 148
Like to reproduce? So do we at reproduciagen.
Like to reproduce? So do we at reproduciagen.
android phones on watches have been around for at least 5 years
no I dont mean an accessory to a android phone, the whole damn thing in a watch
Before the iPhone we were not primitives. They were smart phones years before the iPhone was released. The big players was Blackberry and a slew of windows mobile phones, and Palm. They had a keyboard you could browse the web you could even get apps, and watch videos. Android OS was in development. But the idea of smart phones were all centered around a full keyboard and some sort of pointing device. The key features where there. So it would make sense for Google to look for ways to improve bandwidth without the iPhone designed phone.
However after the iPhone was released it put the smart phone market in shock. It seemed that a larger screen was preferable, people picked up in using gestures quickly, and was willing to sacrifice a physical keyboard for it. This made all the other companies future plans obsolete thus giving Apple a two year lead.
But saying before the iPhone we wouldn't imagine trying to get faster mobile data is naive.
What are you a yuppie from the 1980s or something!
For most cases unless the person was being malicious these problems happen due to a failure of the whole system not just one person.
The best of us probably had made a mistake or at lest was really close to one.
Human error is part of the game. If there is a problem you can act like adults and fix it, or act like kids and try to point to the person who can point any further.
All sounds good however... For a large organization such rules become impractical. To get full security there will be so much administrative overhead of approving access to a given area for so much time and back, that if you played by the rules you wouldn't get your job done timely. So you end up with "black market" IT where people will store backups of the data in say an access or excel files, and keep them hidden from the official system. Not because they have nefarious use of them, but because they will need to get their job done, and the official secure way is too impractical.
So let's say you were tasked to figure out if it was worth it it accept American Express, as AE charges a lot for its transaction. So you may need to figure out some numbers.
%of customers with AE
Average spending with AE
Average spending in total
Standard dev of spending with AE
Standard dev of spending total
Now because someone dropped the ball you will need this data quickly.
Putting a request to get this data may take days.
I was thinking to drill into the reservoir now to release pressure or perhaps drill lots of holes to pump water and create steam energy. Perhaps over time this would cool the magma into stone and reduce the reservoir size and increase distance to the surface.
The issue with the price, is your are paying for the Service and the Infrastructure.
I much rather have two bills.
One for the infrastructure, and one for the Service.
Much like in the old dialup days. We paid for the Phone Line, then we paid for the ISP.
We may have had limited options for the infrastructure, but you could choose ISP.
The problem is that We have both bundled together.
<sarcasticly>But what about all those wealthy people, having low income houses will lower their property values and they will be less rich!</sarcasticly>
Part of the problem that we have is the physical separation of the Rich and Poor.
Poor people can learn a lot from rich people. As well rich people can learn some sympathy with the poor people and realize how much of their success was actually given to them, or by blind luck.
If not then its plights would be ignored by the rest of the world. Much like the 49 other states.
New York (Well its city will get attention too)
As screwed up as this sounds I would take modern IE 11 over Firefox anyday.
I would have a psychotic episode seeing me type this 5 years ago but Firefox has gone to shit starting with 4. Actually 3.6 U noticed slowness too.
IE is great for running ancient shit intranet sites. Java is negligent to run as a plugin. Only few good reasons for IE is group policy to allow java to run on only intranet or trusted site lists. If your mcses at work have it enabled globally they should be slapped up the back of the head.
Go read IE 7 goes RTM from slashdot circa 2006?
Webmasters freaked by SSL https:/// won't display pictures with non secure hyperlinks.
This is not news as for 9 years ancient IE did not allow
Not possible since life created our oxygen rich atmosphere.
I am a MAN! creating holes is a job for a mouse.
This is a EU country, where smoking still seems like the thing that cool people do, not a redneck thing. Do you really want to waste a lighter socket.
"A car is just a big purse on wheels." -- Johanna Reynolds