Theres this wonderful technology called pants. I'm sure if upskirt photos were that much of a problem then these japanese ladies could employ this technology that men have been using for centuries.
1) If they got $100k they can throw around like that they have to be some higher up in the Company. 2) The guy was in charge of tolerance/diversity crap...
Well considering in Canada we have this stupid thing called the YOUNG OFFENDERS ACT that makes the maximum for any crime a child commits (including MURDER) be 2 years. I'd say that the real criminals are being rather smart about this. They're utilizing the youngest and most vulnerable in their criminal networks to do things for them like card validation and use. Which are ironically the most high-risk portions of their operation.
Part of the problem is that the speakers arent shielding their wires from the EMI properly and they're picking up your cell phone's transmissions and receptions as an antenna would.
If you put some ferrite beads on the wire to your speaker it kills the GSM buzz and such because it takes a slightly bigger signal (like that from your TV, Radio or Computer) to push through it as compared to the background noise from a cell phone being probed for activity pre-ring.
Sure you can filter the internet and not let people get to the websites set up about the problems... This doesnt stop someone from printing out fliers and handing them out to people or putting them up on signposts or what not...
I suppose the question people should pose the supreme court is...
1) How is it possible that CITIZENS who NEVER crossed the border EVER fall under the jurisdiction of BORDER PATROL.
2) What is a reasonable amount of time that BORDER PATROL has jurisdiction on a CITIZEN after crossing a border. I'd think 24 hours would be sufficient.
I can see how a case could be made for foreign nationals to always come under the jurisdiction of BORDER PATROL given the post 9/11 overreaction that everyone is plotting to blow up the US:P
I mean what's stopping the government from declaring all Law Enforcement 'Border Patrol' and circumventing the 4th amendment.
ZOMG Clearly this means that 50% of Australia is pedophiles!
Really if you guys have that much problem with 2 identical parties... start your own third party. A multi party system works great for Canada and keeps those in power more or less honest because they're easily replaceable.
Agreed... Dont drink the Kool-Aid. DRM is bad even if it is 'invisible'. Mostly because I cant take my digital copy and give it to my friend like I can take a CD and give it to them when I'm sick of hearing it.
My professors and such in college always said a college diploma is roughly equivalent to 2 years of work experience. Tack on the few years of relevant work experience in QA (Not too sure what QA does but I figure they do the testing and analyze the code a bit for problems rather than writing the code in the first place.
Yes but in Britain and the EU in general if you use that right the jurors are instructed to view such in the worst possible light rather than it doesnt count against you.
No it'd actually be much more scarier than that... A router that is basically performing dedicated MITM attacks could...
1) Poison the DNS services, basically redirecting all your DNS requests to their own servers regardless of what you set your DNS IP address to. 2) Perform a MITM attack against every certificate request for Verisign or other certificate authorities.
Naturally the routers would be able to do this without you knowing because they'll just rewrite the IP address when stuff is returned so it looks like its coming from the requested IP. Sorta like how the Comcast was forging RST packets but for much more sinister reasons.
I agree, if the curriculum mandates teaching the boring history parts at least bring pictures and/or if possible a short video from the time.
Also avoid language-specific crap... Teach logic first. Most languages you'll be teaching have all the same structures (for loops, if statements, variables, arrays, etc...) once they have the basic tools its simply a matter of converting from one languages syntax to another and all the little quirks.
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Theres this wonderful technology called pants. I'm sure if upskirt photos were that much of a problem then these japanese ladies could employ this technology that men have been using for centuries.
Thats because you sit in front of a computer screen not the controls of a 747.
They dont have a right to it by law since your 5th amendment rights trumps their ability to demand the information out of you.
And linking to Slashdot or your blog doesnt already do that?
About bloody time then I'd say.
1) If they got $100k they can throw around like that they have to be some higher up in the Company.
2) The guy was in charge of tolerance/diversity crap...
Well considering in Canada we have this stupid thing called the YOUNG OFFENDERS ACT that makes the maximum for any crime a child commits (including MURDER) be 2 years. I'd say that the real criminals are being rather smart about this. They're utilizing the youngest and most vulnerable in their criminal networks to do things for them like card validation and use. Which are ironically the most high-risk portions of their operation.
The only traffic his ass will get is a cavity search, and at his age that may be a thrill.
Or his routine prostate exam.
Part of the problem is that the speakers arent shielding their wires from the EMI properly and they're picking up your cell phone's transmissions and receptions as an antenna would.
If you put some ferrite beads on the wire to your speaker it kills the GSM buzz and such because it takes a slightly bigger signal (like that from your TV, Radio or Computer) to push through it as compared to the background noise from a cell phone being probed for activity pre-ring.
That's because we've never been at peace, we've always been in THE WAR ON TERROR!!!!!111111oneoneoneone!
Sure you can filter the internet and not let people get to the websites set up about the problems... This doesnt stop someone from printing out fliers and handing them out to people or putting them up on signposts or what not...
I suppose the question people should pose the supreme court is...
1) How is it possible that CITIZENS who NEVER crossed the border EVER fall under the jurisdiction of BORDER PATROL.
2) What is a reasonable amount of time that BORDER PATROL has jurisdiction on a CITIZEN after crossing a border. I'd think 24 hours would be sufficient.
I can see how a case could be made for foreign nationals to always come under the jurisdiction of BORDER PATROL given the post 9/11 overreaction that everyone is plotting to blow up the US :P
I mean what's stopping the government from declaring all Law Enforcement 'Border Patrol' and circumventing the 4th amendment.
Gimme a cell phone jammer so I can use it while driving. That way assholes around me will get off their phones and pay attention to the road.
ZOMG Clearly this means that 50% of Australia is pedophiles!
Really if you guys have that much problem with 2 identical parties... start your own third party. A multi party system works great for Canada and keeps those in power more or less honest because they're easily replaceable.
How about we make them make all claims of piracy based on their cheapest worldwide price?
Agreed... Dont drink the Kool-Aid. DRM is bad even if it is 'invisible'. Mostly because I cant take my digital copy and give it to my friend like I can take a CD and give it to them when I'm sick of hearing it.
Just put them on facebook like everyone else does. Its not like the NSA would ever think of looking on Facebook!
My professors and such in college always said a college diploma is roughly equivalent to 2 years of work experience. Tack on the few years of relevant work experience in QA (Not too sure what QA does but I figure they do the testing and analyze the code a bit for problems rather than writing the code in the first place.
Yes but in Britain and the EU in general if you use that right the jurors are instructed to view such in the worst possible light rather than it doesnt count against you.
That's ok, they always write them on a sticky note under their keyboard if they cant remember.
I'm partial to English, I dont think I could learn Indian/Arabic in a fortnight.
Actually it might download the first 100kb or something and check that hash for all we know. I doubt they download the full file.
No it'd actually be much more scarier than that... A router that is basically performing dedicated MITM attacks could...
1) Poison the DNS services, basically redirecting all your DNS requests to their own servers regardless of what you set your DNS IP address to.
2) Perform a MITM attack against every certificate request for Verisign or other certificate authorities.
Naturally the routers would be able to do this without you knowing because they'll just rewrite the IP address when stuff is returned so it looks like its coming from the requested IP. Sorta like how the Comcast was forging RST packets but for much more sinister reasons.
It might if you point it spine-up rather than spine to the left side.
I agree, if the curriculum mandates teaching the boring history parts at least bring pictures and/or if possible a short video from the time.
Also avoid language-specific crap... Teach logic first. Most languages you'll be teaching have all the same structures (for loops, if statements, variables, arrays, etc...) once they have the basic tools its simply a matter of converting from one languages syntax to another and all the little quirks.