We do incremental daily backups of main data to LTO4, they go offsite the next day, and a full backup every week, per set. We have 3 sets - there is always one off-site. We also locally sync startup disks, Exchange data goes over the wire every night, finance database is backed up every night via FTP over the wire.
I think we worked it out that we would only lose a weeks worth of data if the office burned down AND the van carrying one set of backup tapes crashed and exploded.
Such a fragmented system introduces security through obscurity, but by collating it we ensure everyone involved has the entire picture, rather than just what they need to know about the child.
And then Steve Jobs comes to your house in the middle of the night, and drags you kicking and screaming to the store and forces you to buy it with a gun to your head...
oh wait...
And since the police presumably wear uniforms and are thus identifiable even without photos
Yeah, don't count on that. Some members of the Metropolitan police (London) during the G20 protests a few weeks ago had hidden their ID numbers, presumably so they could have an afternoon of hippy-bashing (and worse) without getting in trouble.
Unfortunately, your argument falls down when repeated surveys suggest the general populace is less and less trusting of the government and more and more cynical of the expansion of the database/surveillance state.
The General Public deserve slightly more credit here.
yeah, its 2009, we have multi-region players in this country. Have had them for years. In fact, my first budget player was multi-region. No codes or chips required.
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We do incremental daily backups of main data to LTO4, they go offsite the next day, and a full backup every week, per set. We have 3 sets - there is always one off-site. We also locally sync startup disks, Exchange data goes over the wire every night, finance database is backed up every night via FTP over the wire. I think we worked it out that we would only lose a weeks worth of data if the office burned down AND the van carrying one set of backup tapes crashed and exploded.
Hence we someday invented something called judicial and legislative power. I hear it's a great counterweight to economical power.
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How To Keep Your Solar Death Ray Safe:
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Step 1) When not burning things, keep your Sola Death Ray covered with an opaque fabric.
Step 2)
Step 3) Profit!!
It's the only version I have played, and I have a copy that runs under DOSBox.
YA RLY.
Temp implies "temporary" but they still get paid. Interns are unpaid. Where did you learn English, Cambridge?
I remember the PSOne, such a popular console with its massive arcade cabinet and steering wheel. Wha?
..flying car? I wont be happy until I can fly home and play Duke Nukem Forever.
Life is too short as it is.
How can life be too short when it is the longest thing anyone can do?
you missed out step 3: natalie portman's hot grits.
Precedents have been set.
mini wave-power generator.
Snaaaakkkkkee!
woosh
Get freesat.
Such a fragmented system introduces security through obscurity, but by collating it we ensure everyone involved has the entire picture, rather than just what they need to know about the child.
Fixed that for you.
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Step 2) Right click
Step 3) Select "Open Address in new tab"
And then Steve Jobs comes to your house in the middle of the night, and drags you kicking and screaming to the store and forces you to buy it with a gun to your head... oh wait...
And since the police presumably wear uniforms and are thus identifiable even without photos
Yeah, don't count on that. Some members of the Metropolitan police (London) during the G20 protests a few weeks ago had hidden their ID numbers, presumably so they could have an afternoon of hippy-bashing (and worse) without getting in trouble.
Unfortunately, your argument falls down when repeated surveys suggest the general populace is less and less trusting of the government and more and more cynical of the expansion of the database/surveillance state.
The General Public deserve slightly more credit here.
...but I can't think of a single major breakthrough that led to all of the rest.
The election of Tony Blair as Prime Minister and the rise of New Labour, 1997.
I don't run, and I've never had any running injuries. I think I can safely say that most running injuries are caused by running.
Sound like the "divorce" statistic that is often quoted: "50% of marriages end up in divorce".
They're the lucky ones. The other 50% end in death.
(Not my joke, can't remember whose though)
In Soviet Russia, eye movements track you? That's usually the case. Nothing to see here. Move along please.
yeah, its 2009, we have multi-region players in this country. Have had them for years. In fact, my first budget player was multi-region. No codes or chips required.