That's not just Oracle. That's every IT consultancy. I've never heard of a large outsourced IT project that wasn't overbudget, behind schedule, and ultimately did not do what it was supposed to do. Of course most in-house projects suffer the same fate. And there's positively zero correlation between certificationed personnel and project success.
Makes sense, considering their CEO does not have an ethical bone in his body.
It's good enough, until someone discovers the obscurity and then its not so obscure anymore (or secure).
Those of use who have been coming here for a while understand perfectly well why its redundant. We're sick and tired of hearing the 12+ year old joke over and over.
They haven't yet gotten used to a world where security by obscurity just doesn't work anymore.
I wouldn't be surprised if you aren't joking
If someone rips you off that badly, you don't need a Yelp review. You need a lawsuit.
The ones who have sometimes been found to not be nearly as impartial as they'd like you to believe?
That and the entire nation of France. Ever heard of the French Paradox?
Because douchebag designers think everyone wants to see their stupid fucking video so it must play as soon as the page loads. This is fine for CNN or similar sites that are primarily visited by drooling morons that struggle to read in the first place, but wholly inappropriate for a "news for nerds" site that Slashdot once was.
Embedded fucking videos??? With autoplay??? FUCK YOU Slashdot! My how far you have fallen. News for nerds my ass.
Yep. Dish is surely "too big to fail". Large corporations simply cannot be effectively punished. They fund enough political campaigns that legislators will have a definite interest in making sure no truly harmful penalty is ever inflicted on a big company.
With insurance panda?
I see somebody feels professionally threatened...
I wonder how many people who initially bought into the tablet hype realized it really sucks to type a paper on an iPad and switched back to a PC?
To do nothing is to be nothing.
