You jus' TRY cranking the disk with one hand while yer typing with the other hand! Damn sap gettin' all over the place...
I'm quite skilled at this actually.
Oh you said cranking the DISK.
Nevermind.
1) If you have a uniform a lot of places will give you a stipend, otherwise clothes are a requirement of the job. If you don't like it, don't take the job.
2) It's not their job to make sure you can get to work. That is your responsability.
3) If you are on salary then you are out of luck and need to accept that 'overtime' doesn't exist. If you aren't and are payed hourly than you need to be payed for your overtime. If you aren't, then quit.
4) That depends on whose choice it is for you to work at home. If it is your choice (meaning you could come in and work in an office/cube) then no they don't need to pay you, if it is their decision then they should most definately aid in the expenses. If they don't, then quit.
5) Most resonable companies will do this if you are expected to work from home alot. Again if they won't pay for it then quit.
Apples and oranges. The moon is an unoccupied 'territory' not owned or claimed by any nation on earth. Kuwait is an occupied country with a government citizens.
We went to the moon and took some rocks that (last I checked) where just chillin on the moon not being used for anything. Iraq went to Kuwait and took over their oil fields, equipment and all. Those where being used for something, namely providing oil and money for the people of kuwait.
Now, if we knowlingly took the moon rocks knowing they where the fuel and income source of the moon people then your analogy would stand.
Because it's standard. Because it's perceived as good. Because if you want to get a government contract you better meat government standards. Because the government is supposed to have what is best for the people in mind. Because private corporations have what is best for them in mind and really want you to pay for their product and not their competitors.
You left something out, Mitnicks response to the question.
Mitnick suggested calmly that Sprint try the list out, or check it with Nortel. Nortel could not be reached for comment after hours Monday
Perhaps he knew that spring/nortel couldn't be reached. But you should still at least include the response if you're gonna quote something like that.
Hopefully the instructor will realize that everyone drops a ; occasioanlly (however forgetting ; altogether is something else), or misspells a variable. I think that as far as written tests go they should be more based on making sure you understand how the concept works and not so much on not forgetting a;. Questions like are better suited for questions like "What is wrong with these 4 lines of code" imo.
Exactly why doesn't it belong on slashdot? Because mainstream media also covered it? Because mainstream media covered it first? It certainly can't be because of the content because that absolutely fits slashdot, a story about an actual established paper printing something it read on the internet only to find out it was a spoof article. That is most definately slashdot material. Hell slashdot does it all the time.
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Holy crap I can't believe I forgot about that. You are so right. Damn those plastic companies.
Come on. We've known forever that the FBI has huge files on tons of people, there where stories about the FBI file on einstein on here a week or so back. Had it been the actual FBI selling this information and not a couple of bad apple agents pissed they didn't get a raise this year then perhaps it would be a huge story.
As it is, this just shows they need a little stronger check as to who has access to what, but they did catch the people so I am assuming some checks are already there.
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Using your logic here are RIAA's next targets:
Every web server creator since they allow people to post listings of songs they have
Sue wc3 for their html that allowed you create the html used on the formentioned web server
Perhaps IEEE and IETF and whoever else is responsible for tcp/ip without which these web servers couldn't run so we must stop the use of tcp/ip
Come to think of it, the cable companies and phone companies and every ISP in the world for providing the physical transport for these evil p2p networks, yes I realize that some people actually use the internet for real work, sucks for them we have people stealing songs here people.
You have to go after the users, its the only way that anythign will be accomplished. YOu shut down one p2p network, 3 more will spring up.
The article made it sound like Oracle/legicon (or whoever) made and offer to cancel the deal.
Spokesmen at Oracle and Logicon said on Monday that they were unaware that the state had accepted their offers to end the contract. A fourth-party to the deal, Arizona-based Koch Financial Services, which arranged the financing, said Monday it had no comment.
Maviglio said Monday that the state was unaware of any official offer from Oracle last week.
"They said that, but they must have been talking to themselves because we didn't know about it," Maviglio said Monday.
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Sorry I was being a smart a$$.
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Laugh.
Woops. Saw Applied Crypto linked in the description and that overroad the title.
Here is a link to the actual book:h tml
http://www.counterpane.com/book-practical.
Schneir is actually releasing a followup to AC centered around actually using crypto in everyday applications.
He mentioned it in this month Cryptogram.
You jus' TRY cranking the disk with one hand while yer typing with the other hand! Damn sap gettin' all over the place... I'm quite skilled at this actually. Oh you said cranking the DISK. Nevermind.
Unless the root servers list your tld no one will be able to find you (unless you use one the alternate dns systems).
1) If you have a uniform a lot of places will give you a stipend, otherwise clothes are a requirement of the job. If you don't like it, don't take the job.
2) It's not their job to make sure you can get to work. That is your responsability.
3) If you are on salary then you are out of luck and need to accept that 'overtime' doesn't exist. If you aren't and are payed hourly than you need to be payed for your overtime. If you aren't, then quit.
4) That depends on whose choice it is for you to work at home. If it is your choice (meaning you could come in and work in an office/cube) then no they don't need to pay you, if it is their decision then they should most definately aid in the expenses. If they don't, then quit.
5) Most resonable companies will do this if you are expected to work from home alot. Again if they won't pay for it then quit.
Oh I see.
My mistake.
Apples and oranges.
The moon is an unoccupied 'territory' not owned or claimed by any nation on earth.
Kuwait is an occupied country with a government citizens.
We went to the moon and took some rocks that (last I checked) where just chillin on the moon not being used for anything.
Iraq went to Kuwait and took over their oil fields, equipment and all. Those where being used for something, namely providing oil and money for the people of kuwait.
Now, if we knowlingly took the moon rocks knowing they where the fuel and income source of the moon people then your analogy would stand.
Usually 60hz and changing it is a dropdown listing only the modes your monitor can display.
sigh.
s/meat/meet/
Because it's standard.
Because it's perceived as good.
Because if you want to get a government contract you better meat government standards.
Because the government is supposed to have what is best for the people in mind.
Because private corporations have what is best for them in mind and really want you to pay for their product and not their competitors.
You left something out, Mitnicks response to the question.
Mitnick suggested calmly that Sprint try the list out, or check it with Nortel. Nortel could not be reached for comment after hours Monday Perhaps he knew that spring/nortel couldn't be reached. But you should still at least include the response if you're gonna quote something like that.
He's gotten exemptions to speak at conferences so I am assuming that something like that occured for this.
Hopefully the instructor will realize that everyone drops a ; occasioanlly (however forgetting ; altogether is something else), or misspells a variable. I think that as far as written tests go they should be more based on making sure you understand how the concept works and not so much on not forgetting a ;. Questions like are better suited for questions like "What is wrong with these 4 lines of code" imo.
Approved or not it will still be some time before costs come down enough so that comapnies can justify replacing their gig backbone with 10gig.
its php.
Exactly why doesn't it belong on slashdot?
Because mainstream media also covered it?
Because mainstream media covered it first?
It certainly can't be because of the content because that absolutely fits slashdot, a story about an actual established paper printing something it read on the internet only to find out it was a spoof article. That is most definately slashdot material. Hell slashdot does it all the time.
Holy crap I can't believe I forgot about that. You are so right. Damn those plastic companies.
Come on. We've known forever that the FBI has huge files on tons of people, there where stories about the FBI file on einstein on here a week or so back. Had it been the actual FBI selling this information and not a couple of bad apple agents pissed they didn't get a raise this year then perhaps it would be a huge story.
As it is, this just shows they need a little stronger check as to who has access to what, but they did catch the people so I am assuming some checks are already there.
Using your logic here are RIAA's next targets:
Every web server creator since they allow people to post listings of songs they have
Sue wc3 for their html that allowed you create the html used on the formentioned web server
Perhaps IEEE and IETF and whoever else is responsible for tcp/ip without which these web servers couldn't run so we must stop the use of tcp/ip
Come to think of it, the cable companies and phone companies and every ISP in the world for providing the physical transport for these evil p2p networks, yes I realize that some people actually use the internet for real work, sucks for them we have people stealing songs here people.
You have to go after the users, its the only way that anythign will be accomplished. YOu shut down one p2p network, 3 more will spring up.
Someone mod the parent up please.
.kids.us domains" options.
My guess is that filetering software will be modified to have "only allow access to
The part where we call you a stupid ass troll.
The article made it sound like Oracle/legicon (or whoever) made and offer to cancel the deal.
Spokesmen at Oracle and Logicon said on Monday that they were unaware that the state had accepted their offers to end the contract. A fourth-party to the deal, Arizona-based Koch Financial Services, which arranged the financing, said Monday it had no comment. Maviglio said Monday that the state was unaware of any official offer from Oracle last week. "They said that, but they must have been talking to themselves because we didn't know about it," Maviglio said Monday.
Sorry I was being a smart a$$.
Wow. Ping the broadcast address :)