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841.
by count 15y ago
'Nuclear family' teams have to be small - the folks you work every day with on a single topic. In a given large system, you can and should have many small teams working independently. Another small team should act as the 'curator' or 'middl
842.
by count 15y ago
Competition should generally be looked at as market validation. How many companies have competition and are doing fine?
843.
by count 15y ago
My understanding is that GEE still requires the Google Earth plugin, and will not do a 'google maps' style interface?
844.
by count 15y ago
Gold isn't money, and it's not a store of value, any more than any other tangible asset is. I don't know ANY STORE ANYWHERE that takes gold as payment. That means it's not money. You can pawn it or sell it, which exchanges gold for actual
845.
by count 15y ago
There are an effectively unlimited number of potential vulnerabilities in every possible way to accept payment over the Internet. These are not covered as part of the PCI compliance requirements, as they're not compliance related - there's
846.
by count 15y ago
That's a funny statement, given that GM, even in their crippled state, is the 1st or 2nd largest seller of autos in the world (Toyota and GM have traded places a few times this year, I think?). For terribly designed autos that nobody wante
847.
by count 15y ago
In the same 'quality' of neighborhood? You can get a 5/3 for $39k in Charleston, SC in the middle of the ghetto.
848.
by count 15y ago
You're right, I misunderstood the integration. It still seems like it's optimizing for the wrong thing for the vast majority of linux users. The # of linux servers, which don't care about boot time (or where software init is a very tiny pa
849.
by count 15y ago
systemd doesn't appear to solve a problem, it seems to just add a layer of indirection and complication, as well as a single point of failure for ALL system startup services, rather than letting each service just handle it's own deal. `init
850.
by count 15y ago
Or somebody who didn't turn their cellphone off while in flight?
851.
by count 15y ago
Why does their working location matter?
852.
by count 15y ago
Aside from a fundamental misunderstanding of how politics actually works in modern governments, yeah, there's no reason.
853.
by count 15y ago
Creation of anything can be artistic. It can also be mundane.
854.
by count 15y ago
If it's any consolation to you, Stormpulse is basically the only place I go for Hurricane updates now!
855.
by count 15y ago
I have this conversation with my wife occasionally. Those moving goalposts are the difference between 'doing ok' and 'making progress'. I had a solid job, benefits, place of my own to live, friends, and a spouse at 25. I went stir-crazy th
856.
by count 15y ago
Alternatively, it points to the economic irrelevance of anything more than a basic education to the majority of the production class. You don't need to know much to crank a wrench on an assembly line. Unfortunately, that type of work is slo
857.
by count 15y ago
Regarding #7: Why? I would have absolutely hated that in school. How does having a kid who's good at Algebra teaching a younger kid who's not so good at Algebra help the kid who's good at all? If he's already good at it, teaching it shoul
858.
by count 15y ago
If you buy tickets to a concert, and then something comes up where you can't make it, do you get to go again for free? I don't see this as being unreasonable, especially for $5 with no licensing or DRM or anything around it.
859.
by count 15y ago
It's large, and powered by a jet engine(s) - I'm not sure how feasible 'just trap it in a net' would be. It's also, from what I understand, VERY slow - so much so that other aircraft have trouble going slow enough to keep pace with it.
860.
by count 15y ago
It's evidence that they don't always get COMSEC right though.
861.
by count 15y ago
ifconfig is deprecated for IP addresses - that should be 'ip addr show'...
862.
by count 15y ago
I think you misunderstand my lack of understanding. I'm very familiar with the Internet, peering (settlement free or otherwise), 'default free zone', etc. What I'm asking is, given that there is NO public infrastructure (in the US at least
863.
by count 15y ago
At what point does a privately owned network connected to other privately owned networks become 'the Internet'? My lack of political understanding coupled with a knowledge of how the 'Internet' actually exists and functions make it seem alm
864.
by count 15y ago
I'd imagine such super users get Name/Codeword/Purpose briefs to cross reference, rather than access to the information itself, as clearance to know is not a need to know.
865.
by count 15y ago
I'm not aware of one. In some cases, the information will just be disclosed, and you'll be forced to sign the paperwork and be 'read in' after the fact. As long as you have a legitimate need to know, that's fine.
866.
by count 15y ago
This is the United States Federal Government we're talking about here, remember. Holy crap is there every redundancy and overlap!
867.
by count 15y ago
Every compartment is entirely unique. For example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensitive_Compartmented_Informa...
868.
by count 15y ago
Not being the President, this is purely speculation, but I would guess: There are many things the President probably does not have unfettered access to. There are many, many, many trainings and shit you go through that reinforce that senior
869.
by count 15y ago
SCI is 'Sensitive' compartmentalized information, not 'secret'. SCI information can be SECRET or TOP SECRET (or, in theory, FOUO, although that would be weird). Not all SCI compartments are codeworded, some just have names or acronyms (e.g
870.
by count 15y ago
Depends on the compartment...

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