Forgot your password?

typodupeerror

Comment: Re:I disagree with that. (Score 1) 820

by Frosty Piss (#40158533) Attached to: IT Positions Some of the Toughest Jobs To Fill In US

I think it is easier for the hiring managers to evaluate "interpersonal skills" than it is for them to evaluate "technical skills". And since it is easier for them, they value those skills more.

I think a good question might be "Why are non-technical "hiring managers" hiring for technical positions?

Comment: Complete Bullshit (Score 1) 288

by Frosty Piss (#40155739) Attached to: Supreme Court Rules Julian Assange May Be Extradited

3.The cryptoanarchist goes to Sweden; while in Sweden, he has sex with women who have connections to the CIA.

There is absolutely no proof of this wild allegation.

Most likely, it is simply a case of two jilted women who are pissed off that Assange slept with both of them in the style of a rock star.

This bullshit about "CIA connections" with the ladies is paranoia and really unrelated to reality. It's tinfoil hat bullshit.

Folks, women get pissed of about shit like this *ALL THE TIME*, the difference in this case is the *target* is famous.

Comment: Christian Nation? (Score 3, Insightful) 468

And this is exactly where the US could be heading if the current 50% of the population gets any stronger. Rick Santorum was as scary to the US as Hitler was to Germany. If we let nutcases like that become president, which a large number of people supported, this will be common in the US as well.

Most Americans do not really believe in religion, and only identify with Christianity because they think they should, and the certainly are not Muslims.

The truth is that while many people are vaguely âoespiritualâ, most people no longer attend church regularly if at all, and only a small percentage of so-called âoeChristiansâ in this country can tell you anything at all about the Bible, old or new.

There are people who bleat about this being a âoeChristian Nationâ, but statistically, factually, it isnâ(TM)t so. I donâ(TM)t think it can even be proven that we are a âoecertainly not a Muslim nationâ, either.

We are mostly agnostic.

Comment: Re:FAQs /.ed (Score 4, Insightful) 220

The story also states:

its complexity, the geographic scope of its infections and its behavior indicate strongly that a nation-state is behind Flame, rather than common cyber-criminals â" marking it as yet another tool in the growing arsenal of cyberweaponry.

What I don't understand is why a massive and technically complex piece of malware necessarily has to be written by a "nation-state"? There are no really smart hackers around that might want to do something like this for the challenge? One might think that a smart hacker might want to point the smoking gun in a different direction?

Explain, please.

Comment: Re:Translation (Score 1) 169

by Frosty Piss (#40135619) Attached to: Grilling For Geeks

Weather is not really a factor for most serious grillers. Having spent a few years living in the Cascade Mountains in Washington state, I've grilled outdoors with several feet of snow on the ground. And rain? This is the Pacific Northwest, if you don't want to grill in the rain, you might as well hang it up.

As for "geeky" grilling tools, long before high-tech met the BBQ grill, I was using one of these to temp my meat. Other than that all you need is tongs...

Comment: Oh come on... (Score 4, Insightful) 665

by Frosty Piss (#40132023) Attached to: The Shortage of Women In IT

There is no âoeshortageâ of women in IT since in fact there is no quota nor any particular class of IT job that specifically requires women, and so likewise IT is not âoehurtingâ for women.

Now, perhaps it can be said that few women want to go into IT, or perhaps there actually is a bias against women in IT, but this âoeshortageâ and âoehurtingâ bullshit is hyperbole.

Unless Iâ(TM)ve just been unaware of the all-nude Swedish lesbian IT shopsâ¦

People tend to make rules for others and exceptions for themselves.

Working...