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rjbwork
13y ago
"I talked to several programmers, and they mostly said that a prestigious degree only helps out with the first few jobs" Any degree helps out with the first few jobs. A prestigious degree is for life man. Would that I lived in a
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13y ago
shrug I'm a starry eyed junior whittled to 30 bucks an hour, but I had better offers on the table that didn't come from recruitment firms. I don't feel particularly screwed because I'm going to be getting raises over t
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13y ago
Well, yeah. We've been helping develop the middle classes in china, india, and other such south east asian, central american, and african countries for a couple to a few decades now.
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13y ago
You asked the question: "Only, what would a game company care about Linux adoption?" Regardless of the content of your parent's context, you were specifically asking about why a game company cares about Linux. I provide inf
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13y ago
They've released a good bit on linux thus far as a hedge against the demise of windows as a gaming platform. Go do your own reading on the topic.
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13y ago
I meant actually firing one. I mean, most gun training classes do actually tell you that you shouldn't ever point your firearm at anything you don't intend on harming. I tend to think of a policeman drawing their weapon slightly
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13y ago
There's clearly some various biases going on here. In an ideal world Zimmerman would be in jail for a long time and this woman would be doing community service or something. EDIT: I'm actually rescinding my comment here. I don&#
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13y ago
The sentence is excessive, but some sort of penalty definitely should be assessed. The stand your ground/castle laws provide for someone to defend themselves and others in their house with deadly force with a firearm when they are in
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13y ago
Ask Valve...
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13y ago
AP is a whole different best for any class, much less history! I took AP US and non-AP World history in high school. The depth and breadth of material covered was just ridiculously, obscenely different between the two. I'm not sure
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13y ago
Thanks for that! We're just now trying to establish lives for ourselves in one of the worst economic climates since the great depression. That's hard enough without having the responsibility of fixing politics and government foi
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rjbwork
13y ago
What does MVP mean in this context? Obviously it's related to a PoC, but I can't really find any acronym that fits the context...
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13y ago
So just use the CC field, problem solved!
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13y ago
Atlantan here. This was my first thought as well. Pretty much anyone in Georgia and a little bit into the surrounding states think that too. People on the coast of Georgia usually refer to Savannah though.
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13y ago
I'm from South Louisiana. My grandma has told me this from the time I was a young child and it still comes to mind. Went through my head just today, in fact, during an afternoon shower.
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13y ago
I have a wee bit of Stego experience as I've written a couple of implementations. Generally for it to be "undetectable", you shouldn't go with more than 25% of an image file, assuming 24-bit color, being data, as it quickly becomes apparen
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14y ago
IT codes according to what the business wants. If the business folks don't want it after someone brings up such things because it would cost more money and take away resources from another project, it's not going to get done, and you'll se
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14y ago
And I would guess that you've never worked in a large non-tech sector company...
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14y ago
Foobar is my current end all and be all in these terms. It does all of that and is endlessly extensible.