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Did Schneier really use a false dichotomy ? :
>> will depend on whether you're fluent in information-technology security. If you're not,.... If you are...
Seriously ?
Unfortunately, due to the 1st amendment, USA is the most racist country on the planet. I also don't give a shit about skin color, but for some reason in the USA it's a big problem..
stef2dotoh writes: I've got about a year of computer science classes under my belt along with countless hours of independent online and tech book learning. I can put together a secure login-driven Web site using PHP and MySQL. (I have a personal project on GitHub and a personal Web site.) I really enjoyed my Web development class, so I've spent a lot of time honing those skills and trying to learn new technologies. I still have a ways to go, though. I've been designing Web sites for more than 10 years, writing basic PHP forms for about 5 or 6 years and only gotten seriously into PHP/MySQL the last 1 or 2 years on and off. I'm fluent with HTML and CSS, but I really like back-end development. I was hoping I might be able to get a job as a junior Web developer, but even those require 2+ years of experience and a list of technologies as long as my arm. Internships usually require students to be in their junior or senior year, so that doesn't seem to be an option for me. Recruiters are responding to my resume on various sites, but it's always for someone more experienced. Should I forget about trying to find a junior Web developer position after only one year of computer science classes? I need to find work and would like to do something that excites me, but maybe it's just too soon?
> We record HD pretty much around the clock,
So basically you never watch anything.
Also, if that happens to be true, all you have is 16TB of *footage*, not 16TB of actual watchable family video.
I think it's a kind of hoarding.. You're a hoarder.
