Teens this days seem to be more connected than ever before some basics I would teach along with basic use and internet deciphering. The web is OPEN thus you should not be posting your life story in all its minute details for the world to see. Also that once it is online you should assume it will be there forever. So in retrospect teach the following:
1) Be mindful of what you put online. 2) Understanding basic security practicies. 3) Online professionalism etc
Those along can help someone go further than those that open up their facebook profile for all to see while posting pictures of underage consumption as well. Future employers do look at this stuff.
I am not sure where this is at, maybe it is some new must see martian tourist location. Someone show check for a few brochures I am sure we could see at least a few tickets at insane profits. It does sound quiet trendy you know, as we all know celebreties are always looking for something new and out of this world to splurge on.
Now make it so that performing this act does not void your warranty as well and I would be a happy camper. Or at least make it so that if the carrier then bricks your device on purpose to get those unlocked devices out of the market be liable to replace it.
If anything deserves this tag it would be this. The Russian government has long been known to be corrupt and it is my guess that before the ink even dries that a copy of the code has already made its way to the RBN and others.
When I was a yound boy I started doing salt. I figured yea its just salt right? Afterwards I moved on to cracked pepper and eventually later in life started experimenting with parsley, basil and oregeno. Before I knew it I was hooked on Thyme and garlic and I lost everything. My wife, my job, my kids, all gone. Even the dog ran away. No you will find me lurking on the school grounds giving away free herbs, knowing that once hooked they will never be the same. So please think of the children and avoid my culinary fate.
If any story deserves this tag it is this. from the article:
"Virginia declared a state of emergency Nov. 11 in the face of record nor'easter rains and winds.
But without backup circuits -- which VDOT had before the Northrop Grumman outsourcing -- to take up the load, the transportation agency's Hampton Roads' IT network went out of service 23 times during the event.
"We called at 5:35 in the morning," said Gary Allen, VDOT's chief of technology, research and innovation.
"It took VITA four hours to open the help ticket" and begin to solve the problem."
4 hrs on a critical system seriously just to get started solving it?
I don't see why it would be to hard to do one of the following:
1) require the binaries to be present when uploading the app, if you back out it doesn't save anything. 2) give a 7 day grace period to upload the app binaries. If they are not uploaded by then, you forfeit the rights to the name
That would make Windows a 128 bit wrapper around a 64 bit implementation of a 32 bit extension for a 16 bit patch to an 8 bit operating system, originally coded for a 4 bit microprocessor, written by a 2 bit company, that can't stand 1 bit of competition.
The record companies need to make money to, so please think of the money grabbing executives who can't count on their subpar talent pool to provide them their golden parachutes.
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Teens this days seem to be more connected than ever before some basics I would teach along with basic use and internet deciphering. The web is OPEN thus you should not be posting your life story in all its minute details for the world to see. Also that once it is online you should assume it will be there forever. So in retrospect teach the following:
1) Be mindful of what you put online.
2) Understanding basic security practicies.
3) Online professionalism
etc
Those along can help someone go further than those that open up their facebook profile for all to see while posting pictures of underage consumption as well. Future employers do look at this stuff.
yes but we all not what happened to Netscape. We can only pray IE suffers the safe fate.
nah its to busy trying to find a job so it can afford their first car next year.
I am not sure where this is at, maybe it is some new must see martian tourist location. Someone show check for a few brochures I am sure we could see at least a few tickets at insane profits. It does sound quiet trendy you know, as we all know celebreties are always looking for something new and out of this world to splurge on.
Now make it so that performing this act does not void your warranty as well and I would be a happy camper. Or at least make it so that if the carrier then bricks your device on purpose to get those unlocked devices out of the market be liable to replace it.
If anything deserves this tag it would be this. The Russian government has long been known to be corrupt and it is my guess that before the ink even dries that a copy of the code has already made its way to the RBN and others.
actually that would be 96 :)
actually he would have used a label maker to print off the network admin passwords and hid them in the carbon nanotubes
Thank god for this bill.
When I was a yound boy I started doing salt. I figured yea its just salt right? Afterwards I moved on to cracked pepper and eventually later in life started experimenting with parsley, basil and oregeno. Before I knew it I was hooked on Thyme and garlic and I lost everything. My wife, my job, my kids, all gone. Even the dog ran away. No you will find me lurking on the school grounds giving away free herbs, knowing that once hooked they will never be the same. So please think of the children and avoid my culinary fate.
correction they esitmate 600 million metric tons - you have 6 million
so 600,000,000 / 2500 would be approximately 240,000 olympic pools
They are creating Skynet I knew it.
time to start working on my underground bunker
I would like to think of something off topic but my waffles are burning
NOOOOOOOOOOO!! RIP Waffles
naw the system was down which told the rest stops to lock their doors. The should be open again now, assuming it hasn't crashed again... well fudge
My guess is that would be multiple systems. They noted in TFA that they provided IT services to 1000 local governments and 85 state agencies in VA.
If any story deserves this tag it is this. from the article:
"Virginia declared a state of emergency Nov. 11 in the face of record nor'easter rains and winds.
But without backup circuits -- which VDOT had before the Northrop Grumman outsourcing -- to take up the load, the transportation agency's Hampton Roads' IT network went out of service 23 times during the event.
"We called at 5:35 in the morning," said Gary Allen, VDOT's chief of technology, research and innovation.
"It took VITA four hours to open the help ticket" and begin to solve the problem."
4 hrs on a critical system seriously just to get started solving it?
but can it run Vista in the first place to even run Crysis?
I don't see why it would be to hard to do one of the following:
1) require the binaries to be present when uploading the app, if you back out it doesn't save anything.
2) give a 7 day grace period to upload the app binaries. If they are not uploaded by then, you forfeit the rights to the name
That would make Windows a 128 bit wrapper around a 64 bit implementation of a 32 bit extension for a 16 bit patch to an 8 bit operating system, originally coded for a 4 bit microprocessor, written by a 2 bit company, that can't stand 1 bit of competition.
and has 0 bits of common sense
of course these domains would be easy to block at the firewall
at first just deny access to every TLD that is NOT .com, .org, .edu, .mil, .{insert commonly used domain here}
whats this april fool's you speak of - everything posted online must be true. I mean opera wouldn't lie about their facial recognition for example.
can I view this report in China because man this filtering sucks
anyone that a clue on how anything works is smart enough to not be in politics.
The record companies need to make money to, so please think of the money grabbing executives who can't count on their subpar talent pool to provide them their golden parachutes.
there fixed that for you...
good thing the music industry doesn't do that. I mean they wouldn't consider charging for stuff done generations ago.