CaptainMorgan

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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
I just wanted to mention that I thought you certainly have an unorthodox resume.. not something that visually caught my eye when I first saw it, but as I read it I grew to like it. For this reason, I think you'll get to talk with some folks
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
The rising cost of education. I've yet to receive a response from my institution or others that I've considered, of why it is they keep raising their fees, tuitions, etc.., especially in a recessed economy. It seems to me to be counterprodu
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
I didn't down or upvote simply because I think it's an honest suggestion. But it's impractical because the diversity is too vast to warrant an equal playing field such as you're suggesting. There are those that try really hard and succeed m
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Your belief is incorrect from my point of view. Sure, we want to help in some occasions- and of course there are bad apples in every bunch irrespective of your profession. But we don't do it because we want the "approval" of non-geeks, that
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but today's Ubuntu systems do come installed with OO, and even if not, it's not like it's difficult to acquire when the user grasps only the fundamentals of the package system(two or three navigating moves, a se
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
This is becoming a common so-called 'attack' on this young girl and I disagree. Girl or no girl; if it was a young boy I'd still think the same thing: that the student in question is not prepared for life learning. This is one of the things
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Why Technology Won't Prevent Identity Theft (online.wsj.com)
1 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
I think, at least what I found from that site as a pointer from this link is, that people confuse the polygraph with being a lie-detector which in truth(again based on the readings), it is not. What it is, is an agent used in an interrogat
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Excellent question and I'd like to see an answer - as I was thinking this too when I saw that post. Cheers
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
I disagree, while stressful depending on the situations, certainly there a few agencies that do have flexible work schedules... one that I refuse to name, that you can find with a little digging, adheres to the employee's work schedule.. so
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Especially things like relaxants, maybe Valium or Vicodin, last about that time frame... and granted, these might as well be prescribed and perfectly legal!
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Unison - http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/ Tellico - my favorite book manager VLC Movie Player VMWare(take your pick) XChat HPLIP Fax Utility Azureus IDEs(KDevelop, Netbeans, DrScheme, Quanta, IDLE)
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Excellent point. I'd rather work all day for myself... actually, I do that now - and I wouldn't change it(unless I had no choice) for some 9-5'er. :)
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Right now I'm using American Express. I was using Visa/Mastercard for quite some time, but lately and after reviewing what it offers, American Express has been too good to pass up. What I found to be of maximum value, was its deals for sh
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So you want to be a consultant?(unixwiz.net)
193 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|26 comments
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Merry Christmas everyone!
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Safer, Better, Faster: Addressing Cryptography’s Big Challenges(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|1 comments
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
I wouldn't say 'lately', thankfully IRC has been around for quite some time.
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
Google goes without saying... As Tichy alluded to, I make heavy use of IRC in what I have learned to be are some polite and efficient channels. It takes a while to see which channels are going to help you and which are just going to waste
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
You certainly appear to have an abundance of education that should assist you tremendously... A born financial conservative, I say go with Option 1 - but note that I have completely no experience in these types of ventures. What I can offer
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YouTube Usage Decoded(sciencedaily.com)
3 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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Is there something in turkey that makes you sleepy?(recipes.howstuffworks.com)
1 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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Google Tool Lets Users Edit Search (online.wsj.com)
3 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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NASA Tests First Deep-Space Internet(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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by CaptainMorgan 18y ago
For me, I think working on systems and programming comes down to two different types of music. If I'm performing some system maintenance or deep system work or related programming, I find that techno/dance/trance helps... specifically soun
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Machines Edge Closer To Imitating Human Communication(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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Volcanoes May Have Provided Sparks of First Life(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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Computers 'Taught' To Search For Photos Based On Their Contents(sciencedaily.com)
2 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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Numbers don’t add up for U.S. girls (sciencenews.org)
4 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments
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Mapping the universe at 30 Terabytes a night(theregister.co.uk)
5 points by CaptainMorgan 18y ago|0 comments

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