Firewalls are about limiting access. It doesn't matter where it's placed, it's where you want to limit traffic that matters. That means internal/external and internal/internal.
Putting a firewall at the edge is fine and a good idea, but the bigger threat is internal attackers. Don't want a disgruntled employee accessing the HR records.
"How many different mobile phone standards/types of networks are in use in the states at the moment? Dont you guys still have some analogue mobile networks in operation?"
Too many. There is still analog service, but the drive is to only digital. Digital is 'better' because your calls choppy up instead of static out.:-) But pretty much here you subscribe to one provider, get their cell phone, and not care about roaming protocol problems.
Yeah, it's funky here in the US. But then again, US needs are slighty different. We have cheap, reliable, and widespread landline services. Regloat.:-) I wonder if it costs less for me to call Europe than Europe to call me.
Then again there is always the stance that anything and everything relating to telecommunication requires confusolopies and inferior customer service.
"Also, do people in the states have to pay full price on the handsets?"
Yes. No. It depends on the special of the day, sometimes the phones are free. Most of the ones I've seen cost $40-$109 USD (either before or after rebate). I paid $50 for mine. US residents are also more concerned about roaming from state to state than country to country. Canada is about the only international roaming I care about.:-) I'm betting that most (keyword most) US citizens travel international for holiday, and don't want to even think about answering the bothersome phones.
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The Apple blue & white G3 towers solved this problem. The case had a hinged door in front of the CD drive, with a standard drive behind it. You could only see the beige when the tray was out.
Not all publishers pay by the word anymore. That encourages page bloat. Instead, many will pay by the article and say "write between 600 and 800 words" or something like that. All of my freelanced articles were paid by piece, not by word, with different rates for different sized articles (1pg vs 10pg).
The founding fathers would probably also be surprised that there was a debate over extended unemployment by 13 weeks and that every American pays income, social security, and medicare taxes.
But just because some copyrighted material will require licensing and payment, that doesn't mean all streaming audio is affected. If I record a program, which I do every week, I can put it online and stream it, because I own the copyright, and the technology to do that exists. Just because we have a new medium (internet streaming) doesn't mean we throw out the existing laws on copyright.
If you look at the election map, you'll see that Bush won many more states and counties.
Gore won a very small number of states, and most of it was city area. With the system that is in place, it increases the voting power of smaller states to be more equal with the voting power of the big cities.
It's worked fine for centuries. Notice how nobody is seriously talking about changing it? No talk before the election, nothing after. The system works fine, the way it was intended to.
How do you catch the 'subtleties of the dialogue correctly' with no knowledge of the language and a translation that doesn't completely correspond to the exact text in Japanese and no indication of which parts of English correspond to which parts of Japanese?
What if you take the subtitled version, dubbed it exactly, and use actors that can give a bit of reflection and emotion? Personally, I find a lot of japanese girl voices to be too high pitched (annoying), and male voices not strong or deep enough (like Vegeta on DBZ).
The counter argument is that BE failed in the marketplace. It failed on the Mac platform and it failed on the PC. Why? Lack of apps among other reasons.
Those already exist. CNN was showing them last election; I think in a west coast state (Oregon?). Touch screen with pictures and text of the candidate, possibly in multiple languages.
I've considered this as a potentially good movie. I think it'd be an excellent way to show the opposite side and cast them in the same light as the American side. I'd like to write and film this actually. Anyone wanna fund it?
It'd be controversal, and that could bring in some sales. Plus, it'd get people to talk and debate about the movie, which in my book makes it successful.
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Internal attackers.
Disgruntled employees. Fired employees. Untrustworthy people on the inside trying to access payroll systems.
(avoiding debate between hardware vs software firewalls here)
Firewalls are about limiting access. It doesn't matter where it's placed, it's where you want to limit traffic that matters. That means internal/external and internal/internal.
Putting a firewall at the edge is fine and a good idea, but the bigger threat is internal attackers. Don't want a disgruntled employee accessing the HR records.
Urchin is fast and awesome.
But it doesn't have as much detail as other vendors like Webtrends. You can't really do campaign analysis.
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"How many different mobile phone standards/types of networks are in use in the states at the moment? Dont you guys still have some analogue mobile networks in operation?"
:-) But pretty much here you subscribe to one provider, get their cell phone, and not care about roaming protocol problems.
:-) I wonder if it costs less for me to call Europe than Europe to call me.
Too many. There is still analog service, but the drive is to only digital. Digital is 'better' because your calls choppy up instead of static out.
Yeah, it's funky here in the US. But then again, US needs are slighty different. We have cheap, reliable, and widespread landline services. Regloat.
Then again there is always the stance that anything and everything relating to telecommunication requires confusolopies and inferior customer service.
"Also, do people in the states have to pay full price on the handsets?"
:-) I'm betting that most (keyword most) US citizens travel international for holiday, and don't want to even think about answering the bothersome phones.
Yes. No. It depends on the special of the day, sometimes the phones are free. Most of the ones I've seen cost $40-$109 USD (either before or after rebate). I paid $50 for mine. US residents are also more concerned about roaming from state to state than country to country. Canada is about the only international roaming I care about.
The Apple blue & white G3 towers solved this problem. The case had a hinged door in front of the CD drive, with a standard drive behind it. You could only see the beige when the tray was out.
Consumer DV is compressed to 25Mbps.
Uncompressed highest resolution HDTV maxes at 1.2Gpbs =)
A few years ago, Yahoo was like google. Very little advertising (just one banner ad), and none of that other stuff (email, web hosting, news, etc).
Give google a few years...
Code is not art. You're putting together smaller components, and need to do so correctly, to achieve some purpose. It's engineering.
They never say the full name, but the state's postal abbreviation is "NT". It's been shown on Homer's drivers license at least once.
Disinfectant (for Mac) was nice, it caught some stuff for me. Oh yeah, and it was free. One of the best pieces of shareware ever.
Not all publishers pay by the word anymore. That encourages page bloat. Instead, many will pay by the article and say "write between 600 and 800 words" or something like that. All of my freelanced articles were paid by piece, not by word, with different rates for different sized articles (1pg vs 10pg).
> tcp/ip vs token-ring
I think you mean ethernet vs token-ring
The founding fathers would probably also be surprised that there was a debate over extended unemployment by 13 weeks and that every American pays income, social security, and medicare taxes.
But just because some copyrighted material will require licensing and payment, that doesn't mean all streaming audio is affected. If I record a program, which I do every week, I can put it online and stream it, because I own the copyright, and the technology to do that exists. Just because we have a new medium (internet streaming) doesn't mean we throw out the existing laws on copyright.
Nope, they have new ones. Season seven, 2001:
Kentucky Nightmare, Mommentary, The Justice Hole, Knifin' Around, Flipmode, and Sweet For Brak.
If you look at the election map, you'll see that Bush won many more states and counties.
Gore won a very small number of states, and most of it was city area. With the system that is in place, it increases the voting power of smaller states to be more equal with the voting power of the big cities.
It's worked fine for centuries. Notice how nobody is seriously talking about changing it? No talk before the election, nothing after. The system works fine, the way it was intended to.
You're just upset because your guy lost.
So all the porn sites are going to be lumped together into one top level domain that's completely easy and 100% effective to filter against.
I'm sure they'll jump on that possibility. After all, we have so much trouble trying to find porn on the net.
How do you catch the 'subtleties of the dialogue correctly' with no knowledge of the language and a translation that doesn't completely correspond to the exact text in Japanese and no indication of which parts of English correspond to which parts of Japanese?
What if you take the subtitled version, dubbed it exactly, and use actors that can give a bit of reflection and emotion? Personally, I find a lot of japanese girl voices to be too high pitched (annoying), and male voices not strong or deep enough (like Vegeta on DBZ).
Use a centrally managed desktop firewall. People do that. Often. A lot.
Look at products from InfoExpress, ISS, F-Secure, Sygate, Securitae, and now Zone Labs. They all offer centrally managed firewalls.
The counter argument is that BE failed in the marketplace. It failed on the Mac platform and it failed on the PC. Why? Lack of apps among other reasons.
Yeah but it was corned beef not roast beef.
Those already exist. CNN was showing them last election; I think in a west coast state (Oregon?). Touch screen with pictures and text of the candidate, possibly in multiple languages.
How much does Lexis-Nexis cost?
Anyone who votes in favor of MS would probably be moderated as -1, Troll.
I've considered this as a potentially good movie. I think it'd be an excellent way to show the opposite side and cast them in the same light as the American side. I'd like to write and film this actually. Anyone wanna fund it?
It'd be controversal, and that could bring in some sales. Plus, it'd get people to talk and debate about the movie, which in my book makes it successful.