Your email isn't publicly available, nor is it accessible via your G+ link.
Mine is a gmail account, less the trailing 'ha' in my
Travel where?
And wow it's been a while since I posted here. I was quite rambunctious a decade and a half ago, wasn't I
... (copyright does not cover the implementation).
Wrong. Copyright does cover implementation. That's the only thing it covers. Or are you unaware that software is under copyright protection?
Content quoted from http://copyright.gov/help/faq/...
What does copyright protect?
Copyright, a form of intellectual property law, protects original works of authorship including literary, dramatic, musical, and artistic works, such as poetry, novels, movies, songs, computer software, and architecture. Copyright does not protect facts, ideas, systems, or methods of operation, although it may protect the way these things are expressed. See Circular 1, Copyright Basics, section "What Works Are Protected."
I was having similar problems (Uverse though, not Comcast). On a lark, I dug an old Ethernet cable out of storage and ran it from my gateway router to my desk. Problem solved.
That's not faking delivery though. The data is actually being delivered, just from a different source. I don't give a shit where the data comes from our how it gets to me*, I care about how fast my page loads.
* except for the handful of times per month I do something sensitive, like online banking, but that's all encrypted.
Perhaps learning calculus is about learning to think in abstract and increasingly difficult (although mathematically provable and correct) realms of intangible worlds.
And software engineering is nothing, if not that.
Yeah, Mono...
If you don't mind being stuck at
Seriously. Every huge, impossible project is made up of a bunch of smaller projects that are totally doable, plus maybe a couple that are actually hard. Divide and conquer is one of the most important skills you can develop as a programmer. Start with the first easy thing you can think of that you'll need to do before you get to the big hard thing, and get some code on the screen. Keep doing that. Pretty soon you'll find you have most of it done.
And as for the reading thing, you should expect to be spending more time reading than writing code. I think my time is about 50/50 now, and I've been coding professionally for three years, after doing a BS and about 70% of a master's in comp sci.
Creditors who do not act in a timely manner when an estate is closing or a corporation is being liquidated are simply SoL.
You might consider Reading The Fine Summary. I know, that's Crazy Talk! But, if you had, you might have noticed something about the statute of limitations (lawyer speak for "timely manner") has been lifted on these types of debt.
I've never seen microwave popcorn burned by accident. It's always been intentional to cover up the smell of smoking pot.
They aren't hitting one guy. They are contracting with the city to guarantee that there will be at least one cop in the specified area 24/7. That actually works out to 4 or 5 cops once you figure in shifts, days off, etc.
This. FBX is terrible. The best I can say about it is that it's not quite as bad as Microsoft's OpenXML formats.
Depends on the industry. I do know a few people who only develop for the web, but that's because they work in web development. As a tools dev contractor in the game industry I have never been asked to write anything web based. Not even by my clients who are developing web games.
Take a look at ZTree.
Like TC but totally keyboard driven. I can't live without it.
It's how unions work in the USA, too. GP is an idiot, and has obviously learned everything he "knows" about unions from Libertarian ideologues.
Chemist who falls in acid is absorbed in work.
