I don't want to get into a debate on the facts [and at the risk of being an "economic extremist"] you keep saying "no government has applied Keynesian theory." A statement that to me and apparently many is obviously wrong.
You must be full of the Kool-Aid they are serving. If one bank is ok to fail let the other fail as well, even if their buddyies (aka Bernanke and gang) are in the other one.
IT admins are in their ivory towers reading everyones private emails. When they are not they are annoying and not doing their job. As such most of the comments are dont do it so they can have something to do during the day (like read your personal emails).
The expectation that someone will not check a personal email for 5 minutes a day at work is silly. No one lives in a silo while working. Except for IT guys of course. One aside, Euro zone privacy laws which are more progressive understand this practicality and enforce this reality.
I personally think the portable apps solution on a drive is the most practical. What I have not heard mentioned is using an encrypted proxy service like tor or ipredator. This will make sure the IT guys aren't reading about your dinner plans if you are using the office network.
... and you would be wrong. Just like it's common knownledge that you can't circumvent protections from DVDs that are also purchased.
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who keeps modding the drivel up anyway !!!
More likely the creative crowd/apple sheep don't think its "cool" to be banning award winning writers. This would also seem to be at odds with Apples "we are cool"/"you are fool" marketting campain.
Neither is a file server or a database until you put in the proper controls, security, and encryption. I would imagine a secure email server with proper controls and data protections would be compliant as well.
I bet Yale's medical school would fall under HIPAA rules and would need to protect medical records of folks they work with. I would also bet Google's privacy rules and data handling are not HIPAA compliant.
you summed up what I wanted to know so I will just copy it all.
Deef Pirmasens, the blogger who discovered the passages taken from “Strobo,” said that he could understand a few words or phrases seeping into the work through inspiration, but that he quickly noticed that there were too many for it to be a coincidence. “To take an entire page from an author, as Helene Hegemann admitted to doing, with only slight changes and without asking the author, I consider that illegitimate,” Mr. Pirmasens said.
Entire pages verbatim? She is the Vanilla Ice of literature sampling then.
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I don't want to get into a debate on the facts [and at the risk of being an "economic extremist"] you keep saying "no government has applied Keynesian theory." A statement that to me and apparently many is obviously wrong.
You must be full of the Kool-Aid they are serving. If one bank is ok to fail let the other fail as well, even if their buddyies (aka Bernanke and gang) are in the other one.
Slashdot must be using keynesian policy of modding to be modding you up. Pumping extra points into low performing posters.
you are totally talking out of your arse. This has nothing to do with the discussion.
IT admins are in their ivory towers reading everyones private emails. When they are not they are annoying and not doing their job. As such most of the comments are dont do it so they can have something to do during the day (like read your personal emails). The expectation that someone will not check a personal email for 5 minutes a day at work is silly. No one lives in a silo while working. Except for IT guys of course. One aside, Euro zone privacy laws which are more progressive understand this practicality and enforce this reality. I personally think the portable apps solution on a drive is the most practical. What I have not heard mentioned is using an encrypted proxy service like tor or ipredator. This will make sure the IT guys aren't reading about your dinner plans if you are using the office network.
Will someone please mod the moderators who modded this guy insightful.
Isn't any repository a whitelist?
Mod this man up!!!
that means it's YOURS now. end of story.
... and you would be wrong. Just like it's common knownledge that you can't circumvent protections from DVDs that are also purchased. -- who keeps modding the drivel up anyway !!!
More likely the creative crowd/apple sheep don't think its "cool" to be banning award winning writers. This would also seem to be at odds with Apples "we are cool"/"you are fool" marketting campain.
You cannot win against mother Russia.
More like another clueless luddite telling us what good technology is. At least he's not a fan-boy hipster http://www.latfh.com/
I liked it better when geek was not cool
Will the appeasing of the hipsters every cease http://www.latfh.com/
You're a dingbat (nuff said)
brilliant!!!
Could you please remove the following statement from your code:
if (avertiserFee > 300) then BadReview = NULL else GoodReview = NULL
Agreed... with the added bonus of the algorithm automatically assuming you make good food (and no bad reviews) if you advertise on yelp.
please mod me insightful too... i also have nothing of value to say
Plus they are low capacity... 1300mah (in addition to being pricey). This compared to the common 2000-2500mah
The energizer duo is compact... charges aaa and aa.
You don't need the software to charge but this is very disconcerting news
How long will it be until we drop the "i" and just start calling them keys. What a great invention, something to open locks.
Apple is even helping us deter theft. Will their wonderfulness never cease. What next? Will they invent analog clocks perhaps?
Neither is a file server or a database until you put in the proper controls, security, and encryption. I would imagine a secure email server with proper controls and data protections would be compliant as well.
Why couldn't you flatter one site 20 times out of the 100?
I bet Yale's medical school would fall under HIPAA rules and would need to protect medical records of folks they work with. I would also bet Google's privacy rules and data handling are not HIPAA compliant.
you summed up what I wanted to know so I will just copy it all. Deef Pirmasens, the blogger who discovered the passages taken from “Strobo,” said that he could understand a few words or phrases seeping into the work through inspiration, but that he quickly noticed that there were too many for it to be a coincidence. “To take an entire page from an author, as Helene Hegemann admitted to doing, with only slight changes and without asking the author, I consider that illegitimate,” Mr. Pirmasens said. Entire pages verbatim? She is the Vanilla Ice of literature sampling then.
Steve Jobs is so lucky to have so many sheep like you, I mean users.
The iSheep don't care, their Sheppard Steve Jobs knows what is best for them.