Er, it is the result of wider international treaties which NZ has agreed to, largely in pursuit of a Free Trade deal.
I do totally agree that International treaties which limit NZ's sovereignty, do need scrutiny by the public, and parliament.
This is most likely because you rebooted in a RDP session. You must reboot post patch in the console session, so either use the/console flag in rdp, or open a cmd line window and do a shutdown -r -t 0
If you can get out on the Interwebs with IE6, Leave your job. Your IT people don't care about security, which probably threatens your own Job Security.
http://secunia.com/advisories/product/11/
IE6 should never be used on the interwebs. Ever.
Surely the BIG question is around Vodafone operating Call Centres in Egypt, that service Vodafone in other countries. (At least Vodafone New Zealand, and i imagine many more).
Does this mean Egypt Govt could request access to my call data? Without my knowledge?
What makes you think they were concerned with being "Fraud Proof'
More likely they were out to get their cut of the people who never look at their bank statements.
Something a user would certainly do, if they were told they needed to install a plugin to find their ticket, regardless of platform.
This is a human problem, not a O/S security model problem.
Closed source, but does SaaS count? Xero http://www.xero.com/ have just launched an international version. I use them for a incorporated soceity, and i'm very happy. They do sync live bank data and auto-match ingoings/outgoings in some markets.
Like it or not, XP is horribly broken. The out-of-the-box security model is a disaster; where everyone is encouraged by the install to run as admin.
Vista's UAC is a (poorly implemented) attempt to remedy this. (Mostly by teaching them to constant click elevation prompts, or worse disable it).
The only thing worse than Vista is encouraging people to stick with XP.
As I understand it the traffic problems in the USA are primarily on a few high traffic routes like New York to Washington. If they invested in high speed rail on those links the congestion problem in the air might not be such an issue.
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Surely Vista R2 is more accurate.
Er, it is the result of wider international treaties which NZ has agreed to, largely in pursuit of a Free Trade deal. I do totally agree that International treaties which limit NZ's sovereignty, do need scrutiny by the public, and parliament.
And there is nothing to stop you immediately signing up with another ISP. in short, the law is utterly pointless.
Napster might have been the "itunes" of the marketplace, but there will still be Kaaza's or Bitorrents or emules.
This is most likely because you rebooted in a RDP session. You must reboot post patch in the console session, so either use the /console flag in rdp, or open a cmd line window and do a shutdown -r -t 0
Fireftp is an option in Mozilla.
If you can get out on the Interwebs with IE6, Leave your job. Your IT people don't care about security, which probably threatens your own Job Security. http://secunia.com/advisories/product/11/ IE6 should never be used on the interwebs. Ever.
Could you launch a startup program that can launch/wrap other executables as a way around it?
Surely the BIG question is around Vodafone operating Call Centres in Egypt, that service Vodafone in other countries. (At least Vodafone New Zealand, and i imagine many more). Does this mean Egypt Govt could request access to my call data? Without my knowledge?
Virgin only offer a business class service (marketed as 'Upper Class'), not a first class service.
What makes you think they were concerned with being "Fraud Proof' More likely they were out to get their cut of the people who never look at their bank statements.
Something a user would certainly do, if they were told they needed to install a plugin to find their ticket, regardless of platform. This is a human problem, not a O/S security model problem.
Tell that to all the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ski_areas_and_resorts_in_Australia
Okular does require KDE4. This may or may not be a dealbreaker.
It's more of a "R2" style release.
These rules do not apply to, for instance, New Zealanders.
prompt for your password, rather than click and ignore?
Closed source, but does SaaS count? Xero http://www.xero.com/ have just launched an international version. I use them for a incorporated soceity, and i'm very happy. They do sync live bank data and auto-match ingoings/outgoings in some markets.
The problem is people will blame the browser, not the certificate issuers when 'their browser stops working with XYZ.corp's https webite'
So all you'd need is some sort of sql injection or exploit?
It is not forbidden. SQL Server Dev edition is arguably designed for this enviroment.
In theory, the advertising is ensuring a greater range of content on the internet, not your actual connection.
Like it or not, XP is horribly broken. The out-of-the-box security model is a disaster; where everyone is encouraged by the install to run as admin. Vista's UAC is a (poorly implemented) attempt to remedy this. (Mostly by teaching them to constant click elevation prompts, or worse disable it). The only thing worse than Vista is encouraging people to stick with XP.
It won't get you a job.
As I understand it the traffic problems in the USA are primarily on a few high traffic routes like New York to Washington. If they invested in high speed rail on those links the congestion problem in the air might not be such an issue.
Er, like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acela_Express ?