Comment So here's an idea ... (Score 1) 545
How about we argue for an expansion on non-exempt status based on fairness and logic, rather than dubios macro-economics.
M'kay?
How about we argue for an expansion on non-exempt status based on fairness and logic, rather than dubios macro-economics.
M'kay?
So you're telling me that "security" people are self-important asshats? Who knew?
Which becomes difficult when a user in one shard and a user in another shard want to perform a transaction together.
Sounds like miscegenation to me.
It turns out that bash was JavaScript before JavaScript was cool.
Hopefully this will lead to an increased emphasis on endpoint security, rather than the current "we have firewalls" attitude that's far too pervasive.
(For people who actually care about real security, that is. I've got no sympathy for those who just want to control/censor/monitor Internet traffic.)
I keep hearing about this so called race to the bottom (most often espoused by self proclaimed communists) yet my computer equipment today is a lot better than that which I owned 10 years ago (around the time I first started hearing about this race to the bottom.)
You're clearly not a laptop user. I fondly remember the days of 16x10 screens, caps lock and num lock LEDs, standard and stable keyboard layouts, inaudible CPU fans, etc.
And I haven't figured out the magic incantation to associate one of the "bookmark" buttons with a radio station.
I keep hearing that iDrive has gotten better. I can't imagine how bad it must have been before.
The major difference between bonds and bond traders is that the bonds will eventually mature.