joeKnowledge

joeKnowledge

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I say cover response because sometimes the cover 'letter' sent to the employeer isn't actually a cover letter in the traditional sense. Wehn you sending by email, more likely than not, it will be in text format only. So the top formal parts about your name and such and the name of the person your sending your resume to isn't needed. So sending that cover resp

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what is that? Multiplicity???? LOL Link Nice screenshot of all brown using Windowblinds recolor and per app setting on Netscape. Notice Netscape is not recolored!!!! Subterfuge 2003, Rainy, Tigzz Ktek Clock, Crystilix Cursor XP

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SOURCE: YAHOO! HotJobs.com It's Your Turn: What to Ask an Interviewer By Erin Hovanec The interviewer asks you, "Do you have any questions for me?" You say ... "Yes!" This is the easiest interview question out there. Always say yes. Asking questions shows that you're interested in the job.

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Wait a Week, Recruiters Say The ideal amount of time to wait before following up on a resume you've sent: One week. So if you just sent out a resume, yuo might want to also send out a thank you later... if you get an interview, you might also want to send a thank you later as well. Also, keep track of who your sending your information to. Don't j

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He has a lot of news on teh on his blog. You might find some stuff there that might not have been in the news or was in the news but in short supply. Its almost like a archive of tech news (like NeoWin except really smaller)

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Funny... life without liberty is death. Imaging a 16 year old going to prison without parol. Since prison tends to be just a holding pen instead of a rehadbilitation center, chances are that the childs life is over. Plus, the child will be with adults who will must likely abuse it. I guess the crime fits the punishment.

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Support Modblog A Blog Report Interview Another blog on Modblog that makes my day (or week depending on my mood). You can go to Supports's blog and find the most interesting news on tech life. I think some

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This newsletter will have the looks of a blog.... hmmmm... does this mean I should make this a blog or just a blog post?) but instead it will have some of the hottest debated topics on JoeUser (whether it be a blog or in the forums... but mostly it will be blogs). I thought of this while reading some of the things that go on here at JoeUser. There are so many

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such language!!!!!! anyway, Well some people want to believe that they got the shizznits of an OS. I guess... Linux is cool, but a normal user could not do what you were talking about in the original article. Plus, Linux can't do all of those 5 things now anyway.

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I thought more about this, and I get the idea of what he is saying. Coulda, woulda shoulda, but no OS has all these things. Linux has this, MAC has that WinOS does this... if you actually can implemente these things, you have to install them and know what your doing when you do. Once installed, it still doesn't do what he is saying PLUS, it is on different OS's. So now after you install a few proggies on WinXP, you have to merge MAC w

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1) That one is ''sort of"' being done with the Cell Chip 2) That sort of is "WinFS" but I understand what your talking about 3-4) I think Xerox wanted to do something like that back in the 80's, right? Not sure... I also think Microsoft was headed that way with .NET architecture (I am not sure, but I think it sort of can be done with the current .NET, but not to the degree your talking about) 5) THIS IS THE BI

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