It highlights those seeking help with a technology, not those using the technology without difficulty. Professional programmers rarely need to search for help.
As a simple example the JDK includes documentation of the entire API.
... and falling for most people.
... can be blamed for a lot of things, but this isn't one of them.
I live in a small city in Yorkshire and mobile service has gone completely to shit. It seems to get worse every time they upgrade their networks to the latest G. While getting more expensive ever year not cheaper as they used to claim.
This was reported by New Scientist a week or so ago and the perspective I got was that this really a question about properly archiving and curating historical records.
They really need to replace Apex with either a fully compliant Java or with Groovy.
Inert gases are used in welding to keep the oxygen out and give a much cleaner weld.
the slashdot audience was entirely in favour of bypassing region locking, c.f. DeCSS.
When satire is indistinguishable from genuine extremism
It is very common in the UK for recruitment agencies to advertise fake jobs to build up their databases of CVs.
I've been on both sides of this, as a candidate and looking for candidates. As a candidate been told that job is filled but we will keep your CV on file. Agencies make claims like having "2,000 Java programmers in (my area)". When recruiting for work, I've been sent my own CV from years before.
In both cases, find an agency that can be trusted and build a real relationship with them. If you can trust them from one side, they can be trusted from the flipside.
That 10% is snake oil
Was in Trump, divide and conquer, at a global scale.
Lord Haw-Haw was a nickname applied to William Joyce and several other people who broadcast Nazi propaganda to the United Kingdom from Germany during the Second World War. The broadcasts opened with "Germany calling, Germany calling," spoken in an affected upper-class English accent. - Hung for his crimes.
Not a hacktivist.
The abysmal status of this project was an open secret amongst IT professional, failure covered my the industry press and ignored by the mainstream press, because the Post Office is an institution.
"Oh what wouldn't I give to be spat at in the face..." -- a prisoner in "Life of Brian"
