The real question is, who's the judge who signed the warrant?
FTA: "Maricopa County Judge Gary Donahoe (http://www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/JudicialBiographies/Judges/judicialBio.asp?jdgID=19&jdgUSID=121) signed the search warrant"
As a non Linux guy, I've been interested in installing Linux several times but the community has turned me off. If you go on a forum or something similar and suggest a feature you're often told that you're doing it wrong. That's probably true, but it's poor attitude for growing a client base.
If only there was someone that already had advised the Obama administration, other national governments and even spoke at the UN that could raise the concerns with people that matter.:)
Dvorak wrote: "I cannot wean myself off Windows altogether because, well, I write about Windows. But for ancillary machines that I put together where I need reliability and low price, I'm always going to see whether Ubuntu works. And if it does, that's what gets installed. "
Wow, all these years of working on the new moon/Mars project, and they hit upon the ingenious idea of making an Apollo splashdown pod slightly bigger. My tax dollars at work.
In all fairness to NASA, their did have to come up with something that could be understood by Dubya.
Second, "user information was not compromised" was how they first responded to the initial reports of a break-in at the (monster.com outsourced) government's job site (http://www.usajobs.opm.gov/)
The great promise of the internet is in making life convenient. The above things all make my life as a frequent traveler more convenient.
I'm the article submitter. My employer, a federal agency, has its internal network, with internal websites. I cannot comprehend why a critical work function -- travel -- was outsourced in a way that users must go out to the public internet and access a public website. Does that make sense to anyone?
Which is precisely why I've had a voip client on my iPhone that, in blatant disregard of Apple's Wifi only voip rules works on the cellular network, and has through the last several firmware updates...
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Where on earth is the link to TFA?
Obviously, it was scuttled by some monkey.
I mean, with USB appearing on -everything- from cell phones, to game consoles, to cigarette port chargers and more,
except Macs
There must be more to this story, though.
There will be, when the defendant files a countersuit.
A: Skeet
No this is AMERICA....
Whereas in Europe you can head over to a pub to relax and chit chat, in AMERICA (and English Canada) it is completely frowned upon.
In American, you first have to play a round of golf before you can do business at the bar, errr, 19th hole.
So which niche is this targetting?
It is a SuperSized Segway designed to carry SuperSized Americans.
Seriously.
Ever tried to take a regular Segway to the drive-thruh window?
The real question is, who's the judge who signed the warrant?
FTA: "Maricopa County Judge Gary Donahoe (http://www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov/JudicialBiographies/Judges/judicialBio.asp?jdgID=19&jdgUSID=121) signed the search warrant"
Scary.
As a non Linux guy, I've been interested in installing Linux several times but the community has turned me off. If you go on a forum or something similar and suggest a feature you're often told that you're doing it wrong. That's probably true, but it's poor attitude for growing a client base.
I'd like to introduce you to Theo @ OpenBSD...
If only there was someone that already had advised the Obama administration, other national governments and even spoke at the UN that could raise the concerns with people that matter. :)
Sounds like a job for the BSG cast.
The one saying "2009 will be Year of the Linux Desktop."
How about seeing long-time Microsoft shill John C. Dvorak penning a column titled "Dvorak likes Linux"? You wouldn't fall for that, would you?
It actually happened back on March 9: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2342703,00.asp
Dvorak wrote: "I cannot wean myself off Windows altogether because, well, I write about Windows. But for ancillary machines that I put together where I need reliability and low price, I'm always going to see whether Ubuntu works. And if it does, that's what gets installed. "
Wow, all these years of working on the new moon/Mars project, and they hit upon the ingenious idea of making an Apollo splashdown pod slightly bigger. My tax dollars at work.
In all fairness to NASA, their did have to come up with something that could be understood by Dubya.
It seems to me that if you are a college administrator, you should probably spend a day in any computer lab you are investing resources in.
Computer lab usage peaks *after* the administrators go home for the day.... or at least it did when I was an undergrad.
Yolo == You Only Live Once
I am a company shareholder and executive, you inessential clog.
I am a company shareholder and executive, you insensitive clod!
We can vote with high confidence for American Idol
That's because American Idol voters have a real choice to make.
Screw uninsured motorists, IMO. If you can't afford compulsory insurance, you can't afford to drive, period. Take the bus.
What bus?
Why not use the biofuel to heat and power the deep fryer?
Now if they could only harness the methane from all those customers -- then we'd be talking about Taco Bell as a serious energy company.
Fixed your post for you!
Fast, Good and Cheap: Pick any Two
MS certainly didn't pick Good !
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_triangle
http://www.mxlogic.com/securitynews/web-security/govtrip-hacked-offline-for-more-than-a-week979.cfm
Second, "user information was not compromised" was how they first responded to the initial reports of a break-in at the (monster.com outsourced) government's job site (http://www.usajobs.opm.gov/)
The great promise of the internet is in making life convenient. The above things all make my life as a frequent traveler more convenient.
I'm the article submitter. My employer, a federal agency, has its internal network, with internal websites. I cannot comprehend why a critical work function -- travel -- was outsourced in a way that users must go out to the public internet and access a public website. Does that make sense to anyone?
What would you like help with?
* MSCE Bar
* Flying Chairs Screensaver
Which is precisely why I've had a voip client on my iPhone that, in blatant disregard of Apple's Wifi only voip rules works on the cellular network, and has through the last several firmware updates...
It'll stop working once AT&T hears about it.