If the FCC, (government), wants this speed, then what does that allow them to do? What could you do with that if you were in their shoes and had their resources?
I remember when a television was wheeled my third grade classroom for the first shuttle launch. And now you'd be hard pressed to find a third grader who knows what a space shuttle is, let alone know where Cape Canaveral is or even what it's famous for. NASA has left a huge wake of technology that we all benefit from. Hey, maybe China will foot the bill or buy NASA out. We've sold them everything else, why not cash in on our infrastructure while we're at it. Anyone else want to vomit?
The times they are a changin'
What is their definition of criminal?
Oh no! What if it includes "suspicious activity"; we're doomed!
I remember a story where someone having a linux partition on their computer in college was accused of being a hacker.
The Commodore 64 Blue Book had a section on this. It talked about how to shield your environment by enclosing a room with screen and grounding it. It also mentioned to coat your power cords with a certain paint high in sulfur content. I also suggest taking measures to prevent access and emissions from your grounding rod, if you're connected to a public utility. That also prevents your light bulb from being used as a microphone.
I still have a Commodore Plus 4. And before I got the disk drive, I had to retype all my programs in. That's how I learned to type faster.
But anyway, think about how many XP users will hang on with a death grip!
I'm a news director at a radio station and I love to talk about how Microsoft is screwing the consumer! It's so easy to do when Microsoft keeps providing such excellent examples such as Vista! After all, aren't they a part of the dumbing down of America.
I then talk about Linux, which keeps getting better all the time.
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There are far too many kids graduating today whom I wouldn't even hire to wipe their own asses!
Dude, my entiments exactly, but we're both way behind the curve on this one!
Well, you see Obama can fire CEO's - is anything else supprising?
You make it sound like we are prostituting our own people for whatever we can squeeze out of them before they wake up - which they never do.
If the FCC, (government), wants this speed, then what does that allow them to do? What could you do with that if you were in their shoes and had their resources?
I remember when a television was wheeled my third grade classroom for the first shuttle launch. And now you'd be hard pressed to find a third grader who knows what a space shuttle is, let alone know where Cape Canaveral is or even what it's famous for. NASA has left a huge wake of technology that we all benefit from. Hey, maybe China will foot the bill or buy NASA out. We've sold them everything else, why not cash in on our infrastructure while we're at it. Anyone else want to vomit? The times they are a changin'
What is their definition of criminal? Oh no! What if it includes "suspicious activity"; we're doomed! I remember a story where someone having a linux partition on their computer in college was accused of being a hacker.
Just wait until they figure out they can transmit instructions to RFID implants!
The answer(s) depends on how political you are.
The Commodore 64 Blue Book had a section on this. It talked about how to shield your environment by enclosing a room with screen and grounding it. It also mentioned to coat your power cords with a certain paint high in sulfur content. I also suggest taking measures to prevent access and emissions from your grounding rod, if you're connected to a public utility. That also prevents your light bulb from being used as a microphone.
Well, one thing to point out is that by OEM being cheaper, it shows they just might be penalizing that pesky do-it-your-selfer!
I still have a Commodore Plus 4. And before I got the disk drive, I had to retype all my programs in. That's how I learned to type faster. But anyway, think about how many XP users will hang on with a death grip! I'm a news director at a radio station and I love to talk about how Microsoft is screwing the consumer! It's so easy to do when Microsoft keeps providing such excellent examples such as Vista! After all, aren't they a part of the dumbing down of America. I then talk about Linux, which keeps getting better all the time.
Can anyone tell me where the F&*@ are the donkeys? Anybody else ever question that?
In Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy, one of the planets had two suns & people would say, "Have a nice diurnal anomaly."