We do have plenty of data showing the link between CO2 levels and temperature from core drills.
The cycle of life and death occurs billions of times over the millennia. Doesn't mean I have the right to accelerate that process for somebody. (Although there are definitely people out there that should have their life cycle accelerated.)
The problem is our actions are causing a direct effect on populations that have learned to live in harmony with their environment. The stupid people aren't the ones suffering - they're the ones causing suffering to others without thinking of the results of their actions. It's like dumping pollutants in a river and when the people who have lived downstream for centuries are suddenly caused terrible suffering through disease and malnourishment, blaming them because they couldn't cope with the change in their environment.
Why is it people still confuse political and economic ideologies? One can have a democratic communist state - Venezuela gets closer by the day. One can also have a communist dictatorship - we're very familiar with these. One could have a Socialist Republic. One could also have a mercantile republic (which the states is becoming) or a capitalist republic (which the states were designed for).
Conveniently Paul does feel the way you do. The IRS and many other departments could easily be removed and with it their wasteful spending.
We as a nation have spent so long neglecting our own nation. It's always easier to fix someone else than fix yourself. Our economy is in the tubes and we are rapidly watching each of our strengths as a nation diminished through our action and inaction when looking at a global world. We need to stop focusing on the problems outside this nation and start fixing the ones here.
The people of the United States need to recognize that they control the government. The government represents them. They tell the government what to do rather than the other way around. "Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government"
Of course that would require americans to think for themselves and not just listen to and obey what they are told.
Now is not the time for a history lesson, but i should at least mention Crusades, Inquisition, WitchTrials... The list is endless so I simply recommend reading a history book.
The most amazing point was that the nation was designed to be non religious with most founding forefathers being vehemently against religion...
Amazing how things can fall apart over 200 years.
Depends on what we are terming viable.. Viable from a getting elected as the GOP candidate? Then we should only be discussing Romney and McCain. If we are talking viable from winning the Presidency (beating Obama) then we are only looking at discussing McCain. Since it seems we only want to discuss candidates with a chance of winning, then there isn't a point in having a discussion about candidates in the first place. So let's NOT only discuss viable candidates and gain a better understanding of what is taking place.
Romney - Going to have serious issues due to the fact he is a mormon. McCain - Has a lot of top tier republicans upset with him because he doesn't embrace current Republican goals (bigger government and greater federal spending through pet projects.) He is going to have some issues in the broader election with his die hard support for war and Iraq (a hundred years if we have to) Huckabee - Can only capture the christian coalition. The only candidate the christian extremists can identify with but unable to get a large enough share of the pie. Must be upsetting the christian coalition that they aren't going to have as much say for the next 4 years. Paul - The only one who actually embraces what it means to be a Republican. Smaller government, reduced taxes. True federalism. Embracing the constitution.
Would it be possible to copyright my personal information such that providing that information without my express permission would constitute copyright infringement?
As a non VZW customer, how do I opt out of their sharing of my CPNI? When a VZW customer calls my cell phone, the CPNI for that call is shared by both VZW and my carrier. Without my express permission, I don't understand how VZW could share my CPNI which they have been ordered to protect by the FCC. They are essentially leaking my carrier's CPNI information in the process. Could there be any grounds here for a Class-Action to limit this?
Until such time, I can at least try and ensure I do not take calls from VZW customers. Is there a way to prevent a VZW customer from calling my cell or home number? Is there any information in ANI or elsewhere that would allow me to configure my Asterisk server to reroute all VZW calls to a message announcing that I no longer accept calls from VZW customers due to VZW policy?
Similiar, however it is more like saying a file ripped on a windows machine with Media Player. Unless you know what you're doing, you end up with a WMA that will need to be converted again and lose more capabilities.
Some proxies can do some interesting things - depends on how granular they can (and you want to) get. You could for instance allow a POST to the authentication URL, while not allowing a POST elsewhere, or you could do a regex search for something common to each message post and deny based on that. You could even go into enough detail to validate the presence of the authentication cookie, and allow a POST while the cookie isn't present and deny if they have already authenticated. More than one way to skin a cat - depends on how granular the proxy will let you get.
Ahhh, to the best of my knowledge, google never made it into the whitelist. It was definitely very restrictive. Only things such as amex, visa, and companies they did business with made it to the whitelist. They didn't allow browsing the internet while at work. Last I checked, there were only 20 URLs in their whitelist.
Depending on the job duties, i suppose it does make sense. Somebody being paid for data entry or to make calls doesn't need to be browsing the web. The thing about those process ridden jobs are that everything you need to do is already spelled out for you. They'd have monkeys calling for Acct's Payable/Receivable if they could speak english. I guess that explains the volumes of phone calls I receive that a computer generated. My solution for that is pretty easy though, if I don't hear a response to my hello within 3 seconds, I end the call.
Something about when you're at work using work equipment, the only thing you can do it the work to which you are assigned.
Needless to say I don't think I'd want to work there outside of being a consultant.
That is definitely an issue with blocking cell reception (it does seem odd sometimes when you're standing at a window and have little to no reception) and the companies that do have staff that move throughout a building or campus seem to have migrated to the use of VoIP cordless phones for their environment.
Financial industry. Turnaround time was pretty quick - usually less than an hour after their boss sent an email to IT stating it was required for their job. Adding it to the whitelist only took about 30 seconds, so it really depended on how busy a day for IT it was.
I'm not sure how many facilities i've been to that take my cell phone at the door. Camera phones will get taken even quicker. Of course, they have to know you have it on you, but some places are able to determine the location of the phone the moment it is turned on.
Who needs to record every phone call when there is CALEA?
That is a far preferable, less intrusive method. Strip out unwanted extensions and MIME types, and you can allow users to read and write mail without the risk of a problem file coming across. If the issue is with confidential data leaving the organization rather than the risk of malware then restrict which HTTP commands are allowed and then you can have users able to read their mail but not post any new mail.
It just depends on what risk the user is and what level of data they have access to.
Except that most proxy servers are going to validate the HTTP traffic over port 80 and the SSH connection will get dropped for failure to comply with the RFC. In addition, quite a number of organizations use list based filtering that will restrict access to websites that are not categorized or fall into a category that is unaccepable to the powers that be.
Some installations I've come across are even more restrictive. They white list all available web sites and if you don't have a legitimate business need for a site that isn't whitelisted then you won't get an exemption for it.
But in some cases running a proxy at home will provide a work around for most issues.
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We do have plenty of data showing the link between CO2 levels and temperature from core drills. The cycle of life and death occurs billions of times over the millennia. Doesn't mean I have the right to accelerate that process for somebody. (Although there are definitely people out there that should have their life cycle accelerated.)
The problem is our actions are causing a direct effect on populations that have learned to live in harmony with their environment. The stupid people aren't the ones suffering - they're the ones causing suffering to others without thinking of the results of their actions. It's like dumping pollutants in a river and when the people who have lived downstream for centuries are suddenly caused terrible suffering through disease and malnourishment, blaming them because they couldn't cope with the change in their environment.
That's got my seal of approval..
Why is it people still confuse political and economic ideologies? One can have a democratic communist state - Venezuela gets closer by the day. One can also have a communist dictatorship - we're very familiar with these. One could have a Socialist Republic. One could also have a mercantile republic (which the states is becoming) or a capitalist republic (which the states were designed for). Conveniently Paul does feel the way you do. The IRS and many other departments could easily be removed and with it their wasteful spending. We as a nation have spent so long neglecting our own nation. It's always easier to fix someone else than fix yourself. Our economy is in the tubes and we are rapidly watching each of our strengths as a nation diminished through our action and inaction when looking at a global world. We need to stop focusing on the problems outside this nation and start fixing the ones here. The people of the United States need to recognize that they control the government. The government represents them. They tell the government what to do rather than the other way around. "Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government" Of course that would require americans to think for themselves and not just listen to and obey what they are told.
Now is not the time for a history lesson, but i should at least mention Crusades, Inquisition, WitchTrials... The list is endless so I simply recommend reading a history book.
The most amazing point was that the nation was designed to be non religious with most founding forefathers being vehemently against religion... Amazing how things can fall apart over 200 years.
Depends on what we are terming viable.. Viable from a getting elected as the GOP candidate? Then we should only be discussing Romney and McCain. If we are talking viable from winning the Presidency (beating Obama) then we are only looking at discussing McCain. Since it seems we only want to discuss candidates with a chance of winning, then there isn't a point in having a discussion about candidates in the first place. So let's NOT only discuss viable candidates and gain a better understanding of what is taking place.
Romney - Going to have serious issues due to the fact he is a mormon.
McCain - Has a lot of top tier republicans upset with him because he doesn't embrace current Republican goals (bigger government and greater federal spending through pet projects.) He is going to have some issues in the broader election with his die hard support for war and Iraq (a hundred years if we have to)
Huckabee - Can only capture the christian coalition. The only candidate the christian extremists can identify with but unable to get a large enough share of the pie. Must be upsetting the christian coalition that they aren't going to have as much say for the next 4 years.
Paul - The only one who actually embraces what it means to be a Republican. Smaller government, reduced taxes. True federalism. Embracing the constitution.
Would it be possible to copyright my personal information such that providing that information without my express permission would constitute copyright infringement?
As a non VZW customer, how do I opt out of their sharing of my CPNI? When a VZW customer calls my cell phone, the CPNI for that call is shared by both VZW and my carrier. Without my express permission, I don't understand how VZW could share my CPNI which they have been ordered to protect by the FCC. They are essentially leaking my carrier's CPNI information in the process. Could there be any grounds here for a Class-Action to limit this? Until such time, I can at least try and ensure I do not take calls from VZW customers. Is there a way to prevent a VZW customer from calling my cell or home number? Is there any information in ANI or elsewhere that would allow me to configure my Asterisk server to reroute all VZW calls to a message announcing that I no longer accept calls from VZW customers due to VZW policy?
Similiar, however it is more like saying a file ripped on a windows machine with Media Player. Unless you know what you're doing, you end up with a WMA that will need to be converted again and lose more capabilities.
Some proxies can do some interesting things - depends on how granular they can (and you want to) get. You could for instance allow a POST to the authentication URL, while not allowing a POST elsewhere, or you could do a regex search for something common to each message post and deny based on that. You could even go into enough detail to validate the presence of the authentication cookie, and allow a POST while the cookie isn't present and deny if they have already authenticated. More than one way to skin a cat - depends on how granular the proxy will let you get.
Ahhh, to the best of my knowledge, google never made it into the whitelist. It was definitely very restrictive. Only things such as amex, visa, and companies they did business with made it to the whitelist. They didn't allow browsing the internet while at work. Last I checked, there were only 20 URLs in their whitelist.
Depending on the job duties, i suppose it does make sense. Somebody being paid for data entry or to make calls doesn't need to be browsing the web. The thing about those process ridden jobs are that everything you need to do is already spelled out for you. They'd have monkeys calling for Acct's Payable/Receivable if they could speak english. I guess that explains the volumes of phone calls I receive that a computer generated. My solution for that is pretty easy though, if I don't hear a response to my hello within 3 seconds, I end the call.
Something about when you're at work using work equipment, the only thing you can do it the work to which you are assigned.
Needless to say I don't think I'd want to work there outside of being a consultant.
That is definitely an issue with blocking cell reception (it does seem odd sometimes when you're standing at a window and have little to no reception) and the companies that do have staff that move throughout a building or campus seem to have migrated to the use of VoIP cordless phones for their environment.
Financial industry. Turnaround time was pretty quick - usually less than an hour after their boss sent an email to IT stating it was required for their job. Adding it to the whitelist only took about 30 seconds, so it really depended on how busy a day for IT it was.
I'm not sure how many facilities i've been to that take my cell phone at the door. Camera phones will get taken even quicker. Of course, they have to know you have it on you, but some places are able to determine the location of the phone the moment it is turned on.
Who needs to record every phone call when there is CALEA?
That is a far preferable, less intrusive method. Strip out unwanted extensions and MIME types, and you can allow users to read and write mail without the risk of a problem file coming across. If the issue is with confidential data leaving the organization rather than the risk of malware then restrict which HTTP commands are allowed and then you can have users able to read their mail but not post any new mail.
It just depends on what risk the user is and what level of data they have access to.
Except that most proxy servers are going to validate the HTTP traffic over port 80 and the SSH connection will get dropped for failure to comply with the RFC. In addition, quite a number of organizations use list based filtering that will restrict access to websites that are not categorized or fall into a category that is unaccepable to the powers that be. Some installations I've come across are even more restrictive. They white list all available web sites and if you don't have a legitimate business need for a site that isn't whitelisted then you won't get an exemption for it. But in some cases running a proxy at home will provide a work around for most issues.