I work at a Fortune 5 company, where we outsourced to Oracle, and Oracle in turn applied for H1B workers because they "could not find suitable US applicants". Most of the Indian contractors that showed up had no expertise in installing the software, and were completely lost when they could not find something in the manual.
This is not about experience, this is about screwing hard working and capable Americans out of jobs so that Larry Ellison and creeps like him can buy private islands and retire. It's about putting shareholders above employees and morals. It's about damaging the country that made your success possible in the first place.
I mean really, using Wikipedia as your data set? It's so high signal-to-noise ratio it'll make all their search results look informative. Let's see how it does on the open internet, full of spammers and google-bombs.
So at some point in the future can we get all those drums of radioactive waste, and reprocess/re-enrich them into fuel? Or do they do something to the waste before storing it?
I used to run an ISP, and all of our contracts with upstream carriers (we were multi-homed) included guaranteed bandwidth. Either this ISP negotiated a very risky contract to save a few bucks, or they are getting screwed by their upstream, and owed some free service!
From the article, the protections and alarms you are referring to apply only to high-profile persons. So unless I'm having this conversation with Barak Obama or the Olsen Twins, your record probably does not enjoy those same protections.
Are you crazy? If your AMD chip enables your packets to travel back in time, you need to share that microcode, not replace it!!
What about the CONTRIBUTIONS?
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I cannot believe no one has mentioned the contributions yet! Is Ron Paul going to keep the tens of millions in contributions that he barely spent? Is this going to disillusion a whole generation of politically active geeks?
Ron Paul should donate a large portion of that money to the EFF, ACLU, and anyone else staying in the fight for our civil liberties! We did not contribute for his reelection to congress!
All of our 100mbit servers and the Cisco switches they connect to have to be nailed to 100/Full, because the Cisco hardware refuses to negotiate properly with HP Proliants and Sun hardware. Yet a $40 D-Link can manage just fine.
Not to mention how buggy IOS releases have become in recent years.
I wonder how many folks will start checking out Juniper.
Richard Gere kissed an actress in public and they both had warrants issued for their arrest. What do you think will happen when all of these rural Indians come across pictures a tad more extreme than kissing on the interweb?!
Yeah, file a class action lawsuit so you can make some lawyer a millionaire, and get about half of what you deserve at best.
Seriously, if you really have a case, file in small claims court. You'll get all the money and chances are they won't even show up to defend themselves.
"The article notes that the US IRS will neither confirm nor deny using similar technology."
Hold on there!
There is something called the "Freedom of Information Act" or FOIA, and domestic IRS tax collection methods surely do not fall under national security. We have to stop this dangerous trend towards closed government now!
With Russia's increase in commercial space traffic, they now have excellent cover to leave nukes disquised as debris in a decaying orbit. With very subtle changes in orbit they can cause the "debris" to come down in the middle of any major US city. We won't realize it until it is too late.
- Print internal and voter receipts containing UUID and votes in text and barcode form. - Upload UUIDs and votes to a central, public database in regular batches, to preserve anonymity. - Pollsters, turnstiles, and other means can be used to verify that the number of electronic votes matches physical voters. - Pollsters can collect both UUID and manual polls, and compare for accuracy using the public database. - Individual voters can verify that their votes were registered correctly using the public database.
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Unfortunately that decision was made way above my pay grade.
I work at a Fortune 5 company, where we outsourced to Oracle, and Oracle in turn applied for H1B workers because they "could not find suitable US applicants". Most of the Indian contractors that showed up had no expertise in installing the software, and were completely lost when they could not find something in the manual.
This is not about experience, this is about screwing hard working and capable Americans out of jobs so that Larry Ellison and creeps like him can buy private islands and retire. It's about putting shareholders above employees and morals. It's about damaging the country that made your success possible in the first place.
If the needful had been done, this would not have happened.
Why would you pay a bunch of money for a burnt tobacco smell, when you can just use pipe tobacco like potpourri?
Anyone who has ever been in a smoke shop knows tobacco smells much better before it is burnt! (If only it gave a buzz that way!)
I mean really, using Wikipedia as your data set? It's so high signal-to-noise ratio it'll make all their search results look informative. Let's see how it does on the open internet, full of spammers and google-bombs.
I guess you should have overclocked your bus with some caffeine before driving, or beowulfed with your passengers!
Because we saw how well that plan worked for the White House emails...
So at some point in the future can we get all those drums of radioactive waste, and reprocess/re-enrich them into fuel? Or do they do something to the waste before storing it?
I used to run an ISP, and all of our contracts with upstream carriers (we were multi-homed) included guaranteed bandwidth. Either this ISP negotiated a very risky contract to save a few bucks, or they are getting screwed by their upstream, and owed some free service!
From the article, the protections and alarms you are referring to apply only to high-profile persons. So unless I'm having this conversation with Barak Obama or the Olsen Twins, your record probably does not enjoy those same protections.
Haha, you just made his point by still having a step 4.
i.e. Even if there is a supposed protection in place, it will still be abused again and again.
To quote WOPR: "The only way to win is not to play."
"... shows the reality of the problem in stark detail."
s/stark detail/comic sans/;
Are you crazy? If your AMD chip enables your packets to travel back in time, you need to share that microcode, not replace it!!
I cannot believe no one has mentioned the contributions yet! Is Ron Paul going to keep the tens of millions in contributions that he barely spent? Is this going to disillusion a whole generation of politically active geeks?
Ron Paul should donate a large portion of that money to the EFF, ACLU, and anyone else staying in the fight for our civil liberties! We did not contribute for his reelection to congress!
Every good spy knows, when you rattle your saber, you reveal it.
Finally, less dupes on Slashdot!
I think counts with serial numbers published online and in newspapers is a great idea.
If you're concerned about vote selling, make it a felony with mandatory prison time and loss of voting rights.
Better to trust the American people as a whole, than to trust a little black box.
It sure is nice of the younger generation, assembling their own shackles.
All of our 100mbit servers and the Cisco switches they connect to have to be nailed to 100/Full, because the Cisco hardware refuses to negotiate properly with HP Proliants and Sun hardware. Yet a $40 D-Link can manage just fine.
Not to mention how buggy IOS releases have become in recent years.
I wonder how many folks will start checking out Juniper.
Richard Gere kissed an actress in public and they both had warrants issued for their arrest. What do you think will happen when all of these rural Indians come across pictures a tad more extreme than kissing on the interweb?!
I hope you like curry.
We all know you are just returning Vista so you can install a pirate copy of XP instead!
Yeah, file a class action lawsuit so you can make some lawyer a millionaire, and get about half of what you deserve at best.
Seriously, if you really have a case, file in small claims court. You'll get all the money and chances are they won't even show up to defend themselves.
"The article notes that the US IRS will neither confirm nor deny using similar technology."
Hold on there!
There is something called the "Freedom of Information Act" or FOIA, and domestic IRS tax collection methods surely do not fall under national security. We have to stop this dangerous trend towards closed government now!
With Russia's increase in commercial space traffic, they now have excellent cover to leave nukes disquised as debris in a decaying orbit. With very subtle changes in orbit they can cause the "debris" to come down in the middle of any major US city. We won't realize it until it is too late.
- Print internal and voter receipts containing UUID and votes in text and barcode form.
- Upload UUIDs and votes to a central, public database in regular batches, to preserve anonymity.
- Pollsters, turnstiles, and other means can be used to verify that the number of electronic votes matches physical voters.
- Pollsters can collect both UUID and manual polls, and compare for accuracy using the public database.
- Individual voters can verify that their votes were registered correctly using the public database.
Anything missing?