Oh, I'm not blaming the web developers. I'm blaming their maangers. Although, now that you point it out, the web developers probably should be a little clued in as well that we don't live in the world of WINSOCK.DLL...
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Pass or no pass, we agreed on a strip search.
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I have to agree with the other post on here about travel expenses. $25 per hour for travel expenses is very low unless you working 60+ hour weeks is part of the arrangement. I have estimated expenses as an hourly...
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According to a new market report published by Transparency Market Research "Breast Pumps Market (Manual, Battery-powered and Electric Pumps) - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast, 2012 - 2018"...
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Marilyn, thanks for echoing my post. My major concern is at business side - can telco operator get the profie they want from CDN or it will become a pure CDN operator? How it will charge the content provider? Can it charge...
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That's the point - in the future we need both systemtic education in school and continuous learning till the end of our life. If you are doing the job requiring just pure repetitive work, then you should consider what you...
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Cover Oregon (the Oregon Obamacare Exchange) has done just this - requiring everyone to use MS Internet Explorer. Other than a completely incompetent rollout of the site (still not done) they add insult to injury by...
In reply to: Cover Oregon - an overall embarrassment
Excellent point, consumer need to understand that technology becomes obsolete very quickly and since you mentioned enterprise using COBOL code, I guess some enterprises also need to understand technology. Win xp is old...
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The comparison I've heard to the airline industry is that healthcare providers need to get patients to do a lot of the work they now do -- copying how we airline passengers now look up and book our own flights online without...
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Here's something that could interest me -- I hate pulling out my phone when traveling to check messages, just to make sure there's not a key message from a colleague I need to answer. Maybe this could alert me to just coworker...
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Jailbreaking is an iOS term because Apple keeps iSheep in jail as it where with the locking down of the OS. Rooting on the Android side is from the Linux world, which basically means you gain root access of the OS.
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Your point about incentives is well taken. Part of the efforts outlined in the Executive Order calls for exploring ways to provide incentives to critical infrastructure owners, through insurance cost breaks for example. ...
In reply to: Re: NIST Cyber Framework
Face it, if your job can be done by a robot or a 12 year old in Indonesia, then you're not living up to your ability or fulfilling your obligation to the social contract.
In reply to: Make yourself irreplaceable.
Wellll, Terminator is one possible scenario of robots and humanity. I'm partial to a different prospective future, one outlined 15-20 years before the first Terminator movie. I'm partial to the vision of E.E. "Doc" Smith...
In reply to: 10 Jobs Destined for Robots
The fact the this much equipment can be packed into a spaceship and blasted off from Earth to Mars, about 50 million miles away, is amazing enough in its own right. Then consider that due to the limitation of the speed of...
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Can we say that the Dell Venue 8 Pro@ 99 bucks was a success?
Any customers complaining already? Are they happy with the purchase?
I was wondering how much money Dell and Microsoft lost with this deal.
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4mm is too thick for a ring to be worn comfortably all day every day. This will flop unless the thickness gets down below 3mm, closer to 2 for good reviews. I wish them luck though, because it would be a really cool devi...
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Joel5171, thanks for your reply to my question, regarding whether these file analysis tools might breed a false sense of security. You noted didn't have enough space to share more on this. Based on the number of comments...
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The proposed open-door refrigerator solution was a joke. Fair point on the carburetor.
In reply to: Re: Misconceptions
It appears there's a bit of a misunderstanding here: When Joel wrote that the National Archives only deemed between 10 and 15 terabytes of the 54 TB generated by US Central Command to be of a permanent nature, he wasn't...
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