No it doesn't. And the UK isn't part of the Schengen Agreement.
Meh. The EU abolished the need for a *passport*, if you have a valid ID. Schengen abolished the checks at the borders between those countries: if you're welcome in France, you're assumed to be welcome in Belgium, Germany, Austria and Hungary too.
And please don't cite me Wikipedia, I just did that trip.
Only within the Continental U.S., Hawaii and some U.S. territories. Let Google go offshore somewhere and set up a test facility. I doubt Mexico would care very much (probably just grease a few palms.)
I'm not Mexican but work here. It would be equally easy to grease the correct hands in gringoland so don't think you are in the land of perfect innocence!
It was a network proxy involving PKI-related messages embedded in LDAP, all based on ASN.1
a PKI based SSO solution? Maybe the architecture was as clear as the code that was badly documented.
Certainly didn't need speed requirements as handling 3G GPRS that is easily done in Erlang (interpreted) in Ericsson SGSNs
WONDERFUL
Must be the Technical architect of the project I'm on. GPRS Core, he asked me what GTP was and a couple of days he was proposing to subnet VLANs
You think so? Gringos are more afraid of blowjobs that loosing their freedom and believe all the crap about terrorists set up to hide so many private interests
When I said there were companies who could provide excellent Linux support, he said his ass was on the line if something broke so he wanted to be able to justify his software choice to the the C-level guys. And those guys knew the name Microsoft. So he didn't see anything else as an option.
In other words, he used the "no one ever got fired for buying IBM" defense.
But maybe a Z/OS based system wouldn't have had 7 hours down time..
Yup, I'll second this. Parallel programming is going to be a HUGE deal in coming years, and current languages don't handle it well - threading is complicated and prone to errors, leading to product delays. Erlang handles parallelism very elegantly and in a low-fault manner, as it must as it's used in critical telecoms applications. Unfortunately, the language also has a high barrier to entry as it is not Algol-based (like C, C++, Java, etc. are). And verrrry error prone to parameter mismatch, sloppy code, quick&dirty coding. A sort of modern age APL.
When I started working with Erlang it seemed like a great thing especially parallelism , distributed Erlang etc but reality in a telecom application is certainly sadder.
Erlang you say? Please elaborate. I daily work on a commercial product that is deeply based on Erlang and would only suggest it to some enemy. Smalltalk is wonderfully, too early in time. Maybe ADA but never did real work with it.
Could it be that ATT doesn't have such a good 3G coverage casue it wants to get every cent of the EDGE investement. Certainly it is not a battery issue
Yep, thinkl of those second generation arabs in UK that want to apply sharia (spelling) while on UK territory.
How on earth can you possibly think to impose your rules to the country that is givving you hospitality. Don't like local rules, then go back to your homeland
In addition my understanding is that you can no longer get 'your own range' but will depend on your ISP habding out sa lice of addresses, thus giving certainly less freedom than having your on class B to force onto the ISP
Just a doubt... everybody is touting user readability of XML compared to for example BER, so whu isn't this applied to PDF? At least with PostScript I could edit almost any document even with vi
IMEI is not set to the core network, what you are thinking is the IMSI. The IMEI is used to track stolen devices, feature is optional and the operator need to have an EIR (db of stolen devices). Maybe IMEA + some other info helps track exactly hacked phones and in some way act on them (bricking??)
Nonetheless, this certainly enables tracking quite reliably user activities.
Like TimeMachine, can this restore multiple versions of the same file? Did you use ZFS? Or is this just a GUI front end for a simple rsync backup? VMS was doing versioning ages ago... but the GUI does the trick apparently
I think I get it. This Franco Frattini jerk is trying to show he does some work to earn his salary.
well, he is also of Berlusconi's party and apparently wants to gain some glory after the woman killed in Roma by an immigrant from Romania.
No it doesn't. And the UK isn't part of the Schengen Agreement.
Meh. The EU abolished the need for a *passport*, if you have a valid ID. Schengen abolished the checks at the borders between those countries: if you're welcome in France, you're assumed to be welcome in Belgium, Germany, Austria and Hungary too.
And please don't cite me Wikipedia, I just did that trip.
Not to UK, that isn't into Schengen
What about Smalltalk.. am I left "faithless"??
... and mercenaries
You can start by googling Elbrus or BESM and see that russians had real shitty hw but the knowhow was there http://mailcom.com/besm6/index_ru.shtml http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elbrus_(computer)
Only within the Continental U.S., Hawaii and some U.S. territories. Let Google go offshore somewhere and set up a test facility. I doubt Mexico would care very much (probably just grease a few palms.)
I'm not Mexican but work here. It would be equally easy to grease the correct hands in gringoland so don't think you are in the land of perfect innocence!
a PKI based SSO solution? Maybe the architecture was as clear as the code that was badly documented. Certainly didn't need speed requirements as handling 3G GPRS that is easily done in Erlang (interpreted) in Ericsson SGSNs
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sprintf(cmdbuf, "/usr/bash /bin/sed -e \"s/%s//\" > /tmp/filename", inputbuffer);
system(cmdbuf);
fp = fopen("/tmp/filename", "r"); ...
WONDERFUL Must be the Technical architect of the project I'm on. GPRS Core, he asked me what GTP was and a couple of days he was proposing to subnet VLANs
You think so? Gringos are more afraid of blowjobs that loosing their freedom and believe all the crap about terrorists set up to hide so many private interests
In other words, he used the "no one ever got fired for buying IBM" defense.
But maybe a Z/OS based system wouldn't have had 7 hours down time..
Google for Blackwater then tell me that the Bush & friends were fighting terrorism... also Goggle for Erik Prince
Erlang you say? Please elaborate. I daily work on a commercial product that is deeply based on Erlang and would only suggest it to some enemy. Smalltalk is wonderfully, too early in time. Maybe ADA but never did real work with it.
But please no Erlang
You must be joking! How can a transmission method (Edge or 3G) make pages look better???
Could it be that ATT doesn't have such a good 3G coverage casue it wants to get every cent of the EDGE investement.
Certainly it is not a battery issue
Yep, thinkl of those second generation arabs in UK that want to apply sharia (spelling) while on UK territory. How on earth can you possibly think to impose your rules to the country that is givving you hospitality. Don't like local rules, then go back to your homeland
In addition my understanding is that you can no longer get 'your own range' but will depend on your ISP habding out sa lice of addresses, thus giving certainly less freedom than having your on class B to force onto the ISP
Just a doubt... everybody is touting user readability of XML compared to for example BER, so whu isn't this applied to PDF? At least with PostScript I could edit almost any document even with vi
IMEI is not set to the core network, what you are thinking is the IMSI. The IMEI is used to track stolen devices, feature is optional and the operator need to have an EIR (db of stolen devices). Maybe IMEA + some other info helps track exactly hacked phones and in some way act on them (bricking??)
Nonetheless, this certainly enables tracking quite reliably user activities.
Would add a good reason not to buy the device.
I think I get it. This Franco Frattini jerk is trying to show he does some work to earn his salary. well, he is also of Berlusconi's party and apparently wants to gain some glory after the woman killed in Roma by an immigrant from Romania.
Wasn't the gringo super database project shutdown?