lostboys67

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by lostboys67 9y ago
Nope the largest class of security problems are caused by the Users
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by lostboys67 9y ago
A system designed to bully a mainly conscript army doesn't really work in the work place :-) This approach also doesn't work in modern professional armies note that from the beginning SF Troops (starting with the SAS) are very in
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by lostboys67 9y ago
From an outsiders view its the extremely devolved nature of the USA that causes a lot of problems. In a more centrally managed country eg France or the UK if there's a major SNAFU like this quite often the tabloids go on rampage and s
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by lostboys67 9y ago
$180 is only part of the cost of the exam! its < £25 in the uk for an eye exam
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by lostboys67 9y ago
When I worked in London near London bridge years ago one of the reasons we had two datacentres (with a whopping 10Mbs link) was they where worried about the Thames flooding our building - that was before the barrier was finished.
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by lostboys67 9y ago
You could say it serves them right (rich people) for building in a flood plain - it's normally the newer less nice areas that get flooded in the UK - as in the past they where considered to risky
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Most modern HPC clusters use Infiniband and the more exotic Ethernet types - having done courses on classic structured Ethernet setups seeing some of the challenges building HPC clusters are fascinating.
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by lostboys67 9y ago
But theirs more than one way to do it :-) and from my dads experience chartered status is more about who you know not what. And in the USA in particular what point are BAR exams when you get people with ZERO experience of law appointed to s
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Slide rules Log tables and later on steam tables that takes me back I was probably in one of the last cohorts that used slide rules at school
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Interesting as a dyslexic I was lucky enough to have a 1:1 tutor provided as well as a typewriter for some of my junior school years (late 60's in UK) This was well before dyslexia was a mainstream issue in schools - needles to say thi
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Ah true most of our projects where separate
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Could you not use the anti stalker laws ?
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Why not have a notebook per project which is how we used to do it at my first company
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Yes if only they had been obsessed with internal religious divisions and fighting the Persians (ignoring the new threat from the west). Not to mention the forth crusade!!
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Because you can get in early and cash out at a huge return with lower capital gains tax - to reward you for taking the risk) Even boring big companies in the UK have returned 400% over 5 years with some of their share scheme's - a succ
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Germany has tithe taxes that supports churches
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Is this counting "black" systems or not :-) ie those run by TLA's defence etc and never avowed
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by lostboys67 9y ago
there's normally at least 1 level below a written warning which is quite a serious thing
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by lostboys67 9y ago
This is a car production line where "engineering" language is the norm.
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Yes if your reporting factually the incident it does seem odd to bowderise in this way. And for those of you who haven't worked on the factory floor the behaviour there differs a lot from the nice and fluffy offices most of us are use
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by lostboys67 9y ago
doesn't work when like when I worked for BT in the UK where in systems engineering (67k head count division) there where only 18 or so promotions from level 1 engineer to level 2 engineer every 18 months or so. you might have a lot o
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Yes and as an ex branch secretary in the UK (head of a union branch) something looked off about this it was a good case why was not the UAW doing this.
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by lostboys67 9y ago
yes that's my understanding of how partnerships work unless VC funds are not "partnerships" in the way a law firm is
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Actually the royal free is one of the leading hospitals in the UK for transplants - as this 80+ guy was the oldest patient they had performed this op on.
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Quite they are all being snapped up by miners
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by lostboys67 9y ago
You mean aside from tarring all Muslims or all Saudis as the same as ISIS (a millennial cult) and Norway isn't as pure as you might think - Scandinavia kept on with eugenics long after the rest of the world recoiled in horror
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by lostboys67 9y ago
That's interesting I sit corrected but who decides what to use as the inflation measure ?
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by lostboys67 9y ago
the Follow up Maia is quite different in tone definatly X rated
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by lostboys67 9y ago
Yes I always wished that I had had a chance to play that - Mouse Guard is a more modern RPG with similar theams
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by lostboys67 9y ago
I found wind in the willows less hard going than Duncton Wood: - though my fist exposure was to the stage play in London. Toad Of Toad Hall was a UK Christmas institution with the actor playing Mole (Richard Goolden) having done so since th

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