Summary judgement is http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal/district-courts/california/cacdce/2:2007cv05744/395693/606/2.pdf IANAL, so this might not be what you're looking for

It's not that someone is young, it's that the new place is "old." Out of the gate (military) I was able to get $80k, with no degree, as a DBA. But I'm ambitious as hell and can sell myself. No complaints. Move forward just 3 years and it's over $100k and I still see no ceiling, other than the fact that I get work done and frankly that scares people because I don't play the games. And I'm not even 28 and leading my peers. It's embedded in our society that you will make yourself, so make it or play the game along with everyone else. But you also have to find an environment that is a good fit. I can't steamroll at AT&T or some other pretentious place, they're just too mechanical--but at a smaller organization where direction is needed I can thrive and it's directly shown in the bottom line.

just like idspispopd was not that hard to remember

The firmware is self-updating over the web, so if they made the service smarter, it'd be a relatively easily implemented fix. I have one of these, but then again I use my local UPnP server for my frames.

A stored procedure to update the record using select for update is the only real way to do this, because in high concurrency environments, if upon issuing the update, the app selects the value of last modified and compares, then updates, someone else can update between the start of the select and the issued update. It happens a lot more than you think. Which is also why, as a DBA, it drives me nuts to see developers writing code that does a select count(*) to see how much work should be done, then does the work--just do the work on a cursor because your count can change.

Tell that to his wife and kids. I'm not saying he doesn't get what he deserves, but let's not operate in a vacuum.

So... if it was China or Iran that got in, do we send them a bill for "forcing" us in to making a better system? That's part of doing business where sensitive systems are publicly exposed.

on the flip side, we get a lot more of the Joint Strike Fighters..

So my employer has a remote access site that I cannot access when I'm on the road because the hotel doesn't get ISP X? This is getting redicurous; this isn't just a US issue, it's a world-wide thing. Fuck this, I'm moving to the moon.

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