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mjwalshe
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mjwalshe
15y ago
Yes that surrised me as well - would be inetersting to see it broken down by country
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Louis XIV or XVI :-) Would that make Larry elision cardinal richelieu then
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yep Pixar must have been on the USAs equivalent of List X
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Voted down Jesus H Crist! From the information this isn't how much some litte town in some fly over state spent of running the dog catching service. Its the results of a TS Clearance Vetting FFS. Do you think people are going to be open abo
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Seen any of the coverage of the leveson inquiry have we http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/leveson-inquiry
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And why would you ever ever release information on vetting ok Steve is dead but all the people who where interviewed are not and neither are Steves family. Would you like to read a recently deceased loved ones warts and all developed vetti
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Subs eh - this is some one with a trivial knowledge trying to apply one model (dns) to another (POTS). X.500 was the proposed solution (70's/80's) where you had interconnected directories that would allow a distributed worldwide directory t
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realy name@example.com is unique looking up some one by name in a countrys phone book is not! How may John Smith's are there in your country ?
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Sucks pipe and leans back in the rocking chair :-) actually ratfor was a very good pre-processor for text. Though I did work on a big billing system for Dialcom systems that was mostly written in Fortran 77.
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or reading "The Intelligent Investor" by Graham - Who is the guy that taught Warren Buffet every thing he knows.
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They don't know how to negotiate
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I think that was Henry VIII that set up the COE
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No but the elements of the press that hounded him have some repsonsability for his suicide as arguably do his employers for failing in thier duty of care
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WARNING JOKE FOLLOWS Real "engineers" of course write in Fortran and have no truck with this la di dah hippy pointer stuff :-)
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well comapred to some real world games I have played minatures games at our club where there was £4 to 5K of models on the table ok it was a big demo game using 3-4 guys models. Oh and that is the raw cost of the models what it woudl be if
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but they have acted to suppress that median -) this is statistics 101
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um no that's not how it works moving the median lower also pulls down the top half as well. Its effectively changing the distribution of salaries positive skew in statistics speak
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Because you learn that its just another beverage rather than some forbidden fruit.
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Well I would disagree they don't have rose tinted glasses and will call out the emperors new clothes when required. Ive seen plenty more spun for SEO linkbait on here which are gaming the system to post articles with tons of affiliate links
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If they are suppressing the median for your job in that location then they are. If its a very expensive place then your not making "good" money everything is relative -) and ok we re probably all better of than some black single mom in some
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Housing in Sv is cheap try central London even grotty areas near Silicon Roundabout are way more expensive than that
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And there seemed to be some sort of black list in operation from what has come out so far. At the very least the guy that got fired needs to sue someones ass off.
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And also there was a lot of resistance to targeting purely civilian areas especially early on. Later on Germany did specifically terror raids Coventry for example. But even hamburg was a major center for the support of U boats so you can se
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well it would be the obvious solution to securing conferencing systems and I cant see any reason you could not use the same hardware we use for VPN access to authenticate you to video conferencing system just ask for a second pin generated
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As some one who works in central London it is not going to stop nutters on fix wheeled bikes riding at full pelt through clusters of pedestrians is it though?
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That is what Enron was saying look how that turned out. Having a huge share price P/E only supported by the next must have object is in the long run not sustainable.
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The question is why did the call participants not use something your have in addition to username and password to access the call - you know like the RSA token thingy I use to log into my work network from home?
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Looks like I was to hard on the MET in this case as more news has come out it looks like the FBI was the source of the break.
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yes rsync for single files is over kill
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When I left school I went to work for a RnD organization and was offered the same job (research assistant) in two departments one was math modeling and one was in the solids transport section I knew some one from school who was in this sect
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