Assume the encrypting mail server is internal and you use a switched LAN (that helps prevent sniffing). I think the big sell here is to tell the customers that your mail will not leave your company unencrypted onto the Big Evil Internet.
Also you miss the point when you say "access your sensitive data without your permission". If this is in a company, your employer owns the computers, network and ultimately the "sensitive data", not you.
Say I need more tinfoil on my hat, but I don't doubt for a moment that terrorists somewhere are looking
at a way to have a "martyr" on a plane disrupt the controls from the cabin using electronics. No overt attack
neccesary; he would flip a switch, sit back and look forward to his 70 virgins that Allah[0] will be handing
over in a few minutes while the crew futiley scramble around until the inevitable crash.
If the cable broke, wouldn't the end attached to Earth fall back? The center of gravity has been changed and the far tip of the broken end wouldn't be moving fast enough to provide the force needed to keep the cable pulled in place.
A friend in another city has a hybrid. According to him the pickup is slow but the fuel
economy is great. Pure electric would be super if you didn't have to make long trips and
always had an electrical outlet to charge when parked.
Pet Peeve #843287: SUV drivers that whine about the price of gas. You bought that overpriced
penis extension, learn to live with the consequences.
We need a base on our own moon! It can be mined for fuel [..]
What fuel is there on the moon? It's dry (no hydrogen from water) and a virtual dustball. There are no fossil fuels to dig up because there was never any life to make the fossils in the first place.
The future Governor of California
documented a Mars base back in 1990.
Truthfully, Michael, you really should do your research before accepting stories
such as this.
They didn't. I would see who called via CID and I'd call back if I wanted. "Sears Canada", for example, would never get a return call. I don't need one of their credit cards.
This in theory means the user is not distracted by other
things occurring in their
immediate surroundings.
For me the phone is a major distraction. When I'm busy
I don't want a damn phone call from anyone. Unfortunately some people live by the
phone; watch when a phone rings and see how people jump to answer it. Screw that: the phone
is a convenient tool for me not a backdoor by which others can invade my space and privacy.
When I had a land-line at the house I didn't own an answering machine. Caller ID let me know
who called and I could decide if a return call was warranted because once a message is
left the onus is on you to call back. I have just my cell now and don't give out the
number to non-friends & family. Take control of your life, the phone isn't your master.
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Things like form builders, code windows, debug watches, etc. in one nice easy to use program.
I know, sorry, most of my posts should be marked +5, Sarcastic Bastard
Is that like a multiplatform SCSI or multiplatform Fiberchannel?
Assume the encrypting mail server is internal and you use a switched LAN (that helps prevent sniffing). I think the big sell here is to tell the customers that your mail will not leave your company unencrypted onto the Big Evil Internet.
Also you miss the point when you say "access your sensitive data without your permission". If this is in a company, your employer owns the computers, network and ultimately the "sensitive data", not you.
When you have dozens or hundreds of people to support, a server side implementation (if it works as advertised) is not a bad idea at all.
Imagine trying to support people that still can't find the "any" key..
[insiders putting] movies online before theatrical release [..]
Hopefully someone working on Duke Nukem Forever is reading
Actually, last study showed Americans work harder (or more) than anyone else on earth.
Yes, in fact Office Space is a documentary...
Say I need more tinfoil on my hat, but I don't doubt for a moment that terrorists somewhere are looking at a way to have a "martyr" on a plane disrupt the controls from the cabin using electronics. No overt attack neccesary; he would flip a switch, sit back and look forward to his 70 virgins that Allah[0] will be handing over in a few minutes while the crew futiley scramble around until the inevitable crash.
[0] Just an example, Islam != terrorism.
What in the hell is a "heatspreader"?
An Eskimo hooker.
What were all the LEDs on the Thinking Machines CM-5 for?
If the cable broke, wouldn't the end attached to Earth fall back? The center of gravity has been changed and the far tip of the broken end wouldn't be moving fast enough to provide the force needed to keep the cable pulled in place.
though it would have to be at the poles for stability sake.
How do you propose to have a geostationary orbit at the poles?
Imagine a 100,000 km cable falling to earth.. I wouldn't want to be under it.
Suck my gnads.
A friend in another city has a hybrid. According to him the pickup is slow but the fuel economy is great. Pure electric would be super if you didn't have to make long trips and always had an electrical outlet to charge when parked.
Pet Peeve #843287: SUV drivers that whine about the price of gas. You bought that overpriced penis extension, learn to live with the consequences.
Nice, but I don't see much there that can be used as fuel. Oxygen would be necessary but..
We need a base on our own moon! It can be mined for fuel [..]
What fuel is there on the moon? It's dry (no hydrogen from water) and a virtual dustball. There are no fossil fuels to dig up because there was never any life to make the fossils in the first place.
Olde News.
The future Governor of California documented a Mars base back in 1990. Truthfully, Michael, you really should do your research before accepting stories such as this.
Good idea but many places won't deliver to a PO Box as they've been used for fraud for eons. They want a brick & mortar delivery point.
-1, Fucking Obvious.
Mandrake used to be such a fine distro, but this will *definately* make me switch.
Oh, don't overreact. Do you really sit there breathing through your mouth while staring at the screen intently during an install?
Start the installation, go get a beer and chill out man.
"Seven G's and you could put your face in their installer."
Collectively I'm sure we could scrape together $7K to have the goatse.cx guy in all his glory on this..
Sounds like sex isn't going to be as much fun as before.
Your hands are still free while floating in the pool. You are referring to phone-sex0r, right?
They didn't. I would see who called via CID and I'd call back if I wanted. "Sears Canada", for example, would never get a return call. I don't need one of their credit cards.
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This in theory means the user is not distracted by other things occurring in their immediate surroundings.
For me the phone is a major distraction. When I'm busy I don't want a damn phone call from anyone. Unfortunately some people live by the phone; watch when a phone rings and see how people jump to answer it. Screw that: the phone is a convenient tool for me not a backdoor by which others can invade my space and privacy.
When I had a land-line at the house I didn't own an answering machine. Caller ID let me know who called and I could decide if a return call was warranted because once a message is left the onus is on you to call back. I have just my cell now and don't give out the number to non-friends & family. Take control of your life, the phone isn't your master.
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