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History - not so much.
Our society doesn't need so many history graduates. History should be a hobby, not something a million kids each year dedicate their life to.
If your dev environment is not different from prod, you're either insanely rich of your server setup is trivial.
At her age she shouldn't even be working. What has she been doing for over 60 years? Where is her social security, 401k/IRA, savings?
HAHAHAHA.
And insanely inefficient. For this particular example it must be orders of magnitude slower.
How is
$number = new Number(6.9);
echo $number->ceiling() // 7
->max(array(5, 9, 49.1)) // 49.1
->floor() // 49
->sqrt() // Value
->value(); // Get raw value rather than string
sqrt(
floor(
max(
5, 9, 49.1, ceil(6.9)
)
)
)I'd expect an order of magnitude slower for most of string and number operations.
She should have planned for it long before 83. I started planning my finances for retirement at 25.
She should've been eligible for Medicare, but I guess she didn't pay medicare taxes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medicare_(United_States)#Eligib...
Considering she worked very relaxing hours, she could spend 10 hours a week searching for new clients.
The academia pays alright, you just have to do the hours. She didn't.
> But it does highlight the fact that working in academia can be a worse career than working in retail.
Working part time in either without paying for private health insurance will end up the same.
And yes, being a teacher doesn't pay much, but she didn't bother to advance her career over what, 60 years? She basically did the same thing she liked day after day, and expected the society/country to take care of her needs.
I agree that it would be nice to have a single payer healthcare system in the US, but that's not how it is.
Living in the US without health insurance is a ticking financial and health bomb. Even I, as an immigrant, knew that. That's why I paid through my nose to have insurance for me and my family when I was an independent contractor.
She lived day-to-day, didn't bother to plan even short term future, it's completely her fault.
Even a complete moron with no education can make more money doing cleaning, washing dishes, delivery, etc.
And that lady was not a complete moron, she was teaching.
1) It's done so you can search your email while typing a reply, maybe find some info and copy/paste it. It's extremely useful.
2) You don't tons of horizontal space to write an email (except for embedded photos). Vertical space scrolls.
3) I'd actually argue that short emails are better than long ones. Learn how to write succinctly, to the point, and there are more chances it will be read.
4) Get a high res display if you need more screen space. 1080p displays are dirt cheap.
I can't see how the school is responsible for her horrible career and long term financial planning.
If you're making $10,000/year is the US, while having an education, it's your own damn fault.
$45/liter for large
Not cheap if you want to print anything larg-ish.
http://www.nodesoft.com/foldermonitor
(freeware)
1ms touch latency would be nice indeed, but I think 5-8ms would work just as well on most devices.
2) That's basically bruteforcing. Considering he is running pbkdf2 thousands of times, good luck with that. You might get lucky with 5-6 character passwords and a bunch of servers.
3) How?
4) Passwords are usually stored either nowhere (inside user's head) or a program like KeePass. Good luck breaking either.
5) What would that give you? It's still triple-encrypted.
* Programming (all kinds - from model behavior to
game logic to AI to net code, backend, etc)
* 3D Modeling
* Texturing
* Art
* Scripts (as in narrative)
* Music and sound effects
* Voice recording by professional actors
* Motion capture of actors
* QA
* Sys admins
* Product and project managers
* All kinds of executives got paid a shit ton for making decisions
* Equipment for all of the above
* Software licenses
* Advertising
* PackagingAll they have to do is make the best damn Android devices.
Considering they have money, they can do it.
Other than that, nothing short of miraculous futuretech invention-acquisition will save them.