you read carefully.
This is not e-voting software. No votes were counted and applied to the results of elections.
This is voter registration and list software that keeps track of voter registrations tallies voter histories.
The voter _histories_ have miscounts.
1) help their economy
2) if any holes in space-time are to be ripped, well......
3) no plebiscite
.txt,
There _has_ to be!
Otherwise the Mac OS X engineers will look like idiots for dismantling the Mac system of file data types in favor of using file suffixes for file content identification.
because it was less secure.
Just sayin.....
They (Google) seem to think that Google Apps for Government _is_ Google Apps Premier with some additional security aspects that do not disqualify the application suite's FISMA certification.
I bought 2 iPads to use as shoes (my iPad shoe size is 32gb) but I had a bad fall.
Now in the process of filing a class action lawsuit against Apple. Corporate bastards.
"one, two, three....'
"no wait..."
"five, ten, fifteen...."
Yeah.
Also, generalizing here, most cats have no concept of how to use whitespace to present their code in a more easily read format.
I think it has to do with the way they type on the laptop. With their back to the screen, using it as a backrest.
My cats do all my shell scripting (bash mainly, some tcsh).
They don't like C++ or Objective C at all.
Don't even ask about Ruby.
My karma is bad. But _why_?
If you watch the D8 podcast (or the stream) of Steve's interview with Walt Mossberg (nearly two hours long), he explains why the enterprise market is not of interest to Apple. And you get the impression the disinterest is long term.
Even if you don't like Steve Job's or Apple, it is fascinating to seen the man think and respond.
Watch that, then watch the interview with Steve Ballmer (and Ray Ozzie). The contrast between Jobs (and Ozzie) to Ballmer is.....definitive.
It's amazing how quickly someone can make up a random name, write an associated wikipedia article and whip up various seemingly real Google results......
and let chips fall where they may.....
Helium?
"Those who will be able to conquer software will be able to conquer the world." -- Tadahiro Sekimoto, president, NEC Corp.
