For examples, by law, credit card transactions have to have goods going to the registered card holder's address (business cards get passed this). Some companies ignore this requirement, and they'll be liable for any losses due to fraudulent activity should the card holder raise the alarm. Rubbish. By contract with the merchant bank perhaps, but not 'by law'.
Should also be made clear that the tools only identified torrent users, and didn't make any attempt to distinguish between 'naughty' and legal torrents.
Because if it is to avoid the problems with journeys on public transport where you're a walk away from the final destination, where exactly am i supposed to park the car? At a 'park stop' as opposed to a bus or train stop?
What indication is there that there will be more space for 'park stops' as opposed to density of bus stops?
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Why these Defense contractors are using unencrypted email, and Access to "to manage big batches of data.?"
Oh my. Oh my. Oh my.
as you say. who will adopt it? The people who would most benefit from it? Of course not.
Adobe smart? Aren't they still shooting themselves in the foot by not having 64bit flash?
because it is relatively difficult to buy as a pre-installed system.
Yes, because i'm always near a power point, and never want to change to my fully charged spare battery.
win32time service is broken in their Active Directory enviroment post these updates. It is as yet unclear if they are related.
Some details here: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=5&objectid=10456534
Those naughty Canadians.
Blame Canada
The code being appended breaking websites in some browsers? People disabling javascript?
I am aware of at least one New Zealand ISP that is not blocking P2P, but has a fancy box of tricks CACHE'ing it to improve speed on popular content.
Should also be made clear that the tools only identified torrent users, and didn't make any attempt to distinguish between 'naughty' and legal torrents.
See recent uk media reports about the cost for clean up of retired plants, much less waste storage. http://observer.guardian.co.uk/business/story/0,,1789671,00.html
Because if it is to avoid the problems with journeys on public transport where you're a walk away from the final destination, where exactly am i supposed to park the car? At a 'park stop' as opposed to a bus or train stop? What indication is there that there will be more space for 'park stops' as opposed to density of bus stops?
Whether or not you break ground and build reactors depends on honest costings at time of construction. Ask British taxpayers about this one.