YTou forgot the meetings that had to occur to schedule the meetings, and then the meetings to approve the reports needed have a meeting to approve having a meeting.
It was not IBM that owned the system, IBM was doing the work. We don't know the status of their backups, security. Part of what may be included is the time spent detecting any backdoors or other potential breaches by the Defendant. How do they know that he only deleted the account and not added a backdoor or timebomb?
It is not more qualified, generally it is cheaper. I know of one company that hired people H1B and paying them $2400/month and putting in 10 hour days. The owner of the company said that that is the top pay that they pay there, based on this woman being the highest paid employee. I have dealt with H1B people who were not very qualified.
Not to say that some H1Bs are not more qualified, but many are not really more qualified. Many employers put in fake advertising, or fake job requirements (ie. in 1997 requiring at least 5 years of Win98 programming). Or they advertise for people with a skill set thayt they don't require, ie. C/C++, Windows, Palm OS, Apple DOS, CP/M, RSTS/e, VM/370, SPSS, Basic, Snobol, Lisp, Perl, and Linux, but they are hiring someone to install linux on PCs. Then the employer claim that they cannot find a qualified person.
Once the H1B is applied for, the H1B must stay at the employer for a period of time. Meaning, they are stuck.
Those damm P2P users. They are stealing from the mouth of children musicians. The only reason for having MP3 players, computers, P2P software is to steal from the poor musician that ends up on the street begging for change in the train station.
Why else would anyone want to record music except to make illegal copies. Why would anyone sing except to perform copyrighted music instead of buying the CD, except to take illegal advantage of it. I think the RIAA should sue anyone who sings music.
"Professor Jochem Hauser, one of the scientists who put forward the idea, told The Scotsman that if everything went well a working engine could be tested in about five years."
Under California law, it states that the advertiser is liable. The I-CAN-SPAM say that the person who initiates the spam is responsible. The initiator is not just the person who presses sent, but the person who procures the spam.
It is my understanding that bankruptcy will not discharge a judgment for an intentional act. The question then becomes, does spamming in that case become an intentional act. That's is why OJ still has the judgment against him.
Let them cancel half the debt, then report the income to the IRS and then file a report with the IRS that these guys are committing the tax fraud and send dicovery documents to to IRS and then collect the reward of the money from the IRS. That way the IRS can crawl up their ass with a microscope, then they still get some money from that.
Complaining about 8kg? Bah Humbug. After taking the first compaq portable with me on a trip, my right arm was longer than the left arm -- from carrying it -- it it felt heaver than 28 lbs (12.5kg) it was rated. That was with a 9 inche screen and no battery.
The lawyer will not get disbarred, he may only have to pay a $500 file and told not to do it again. I know of one lawyer who was sleeping with a woman (divorce case) and gave her $30,000 and called it a loan. The bar association found that he got her to lie, but they only made him pay a fine and attend an ethics class.
The bar associations are really their to protect the lawyers, especially the ones for the larger firms.
The reason why there are more married women online is because they all signed up for www.iwantanaffair.com. All the single men online are paying $30/month to www.iwantanaffair.com to meet these married women for affairs. But, then later they find out that all these hot women wanting an affair is actually Alan Ralsky and Scott Alan Bradley sitting in there underwear typing these adds and making a living at spamming (or at least until the FBI raided their houses and took there computers).
It is not only the space, but also the speed. Once the data is compressed, backing up the compressed data takes less time. If you compress, then backup you have to compare the compression time to the transfer time. Now, if you compress once, then backup, then copy the backup you now compare the compression time to 2X of the transfer time.
Outside of the pure speed issue, what media swapping? Once you exceed the media capacity (I'm talking removable media), the media needs to be swapped which not only takes time, but most like requires human interaction. If you have a 30GB tape, but you have a 40GB to backup, tape need to be swapped. This eliminates the "start the backup, go home" backup process.
The law is a success depending your definition of success.
The FTC is taking the position that if the end user does not see the spam, then the law is successful. That filtering is part of the solution, and the filtering stops the spam, so therefore it is successful.
Of course, this is the wrong position to take.
I'd suggest contacting our reps, make a pain in the ass of ourselfs until they add a labeling requirement of "ADV:" at the start of the subject line for spam.
I can have a blind man run down by a car in two ways: 1. Get in the car, drive it over the blind man. 2. Not warn the blind man that the car is comming while leading him into traffic.
If you uploaded a movie, you are not innocent (actually it would be more correct to say liable). You have violated the law, and subject to some punishment. If didn't upload the movie, then you are not liable and statutory damages does not apply.
The purpose of statutory damages are three-fold: to set damages where it is difficult or impossible to determine, to punish or discourage the violation, and to encourage damaged parties to enforce their rights.
Usually none. If the police execute a search and seizer, it is under the color of their official duty. To be held liable, it has to be shown as a clear abuse, not just a major screw-up.
That's a nice idea. 0g sex, easy to clean. But, under the floor to increase gravity to build muscle and 20G when you are not home, so anyone breaking in would be stuck to the floor.
Where can I get one of those gravity generators? I wanted to embed one in my shoes so I can work out all day. Then put one in my apartment so can increase gravity both an an exercise program and anti-theft system.
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No, it is gun v. electicity .... electricity wins.
You forgot about Strange Luck. Like John Doe, it is one of those shows that cannot be explained in 1 sentence.
YTou forgot the meetings that had to occur to schedule the meetings, and then the meetings to approve the reports needed have a meeting to approve having a meeting.
It was not IBM that owned the system, IBM was doing the work. We don't know the status of their backups, security. Part of what may be included is the time spent detecting any backdoors or other potential breaches by the Defendant. How do they know that he only deleted the account and not added a backdoor or timebomb?
I know that it was the guy's name. But, it was supposed to be funny to the people who knew.
BTW. I thought the old SCC library was one of the best things (open 24/363). That and the Chille at 20 Chimneys (the old one).
Is that a name? I thought smoot was a unit of measurement.
It is not more qualified, generally it is cheaper. I know of one company that hired people H1B and paying them $2400/month and putting in 10 hour days. The owner of the company said that that is the top pay that they pay there, based on this woman being the highest paid employee. I have dealt with H1B people who were not very qualified.
Not to say that some H1Bs are not more qualified, but many are not really more qualified. Many employers put in fake advertising, or fake job requirements (ie. in 1997 requiring at least 5 years of Win98 programming). Or they advertise for people with a skill set thayt they don't require, ie. C/C++, Windows, Palm OS, Apple DOS, CP/M, RSTS/e, VM/370, SPSS, Basic, Snobol, Lisp, Perl, and Linux, but they are hiring someone to install linux on PCs. Then the employer claim that they cannot find a qualified person.
Once the H1B is applied for, the H1B must stay at the employer for a period of time. Meaning, they are stuck.
Those damm P2P users. They are stealing from the mouth of children musicians. The only reason for having MP3 players, computers, P2P software is to steal from the poor musician that ends up on the street begging for change in the train station.
Why else would anyone want to record music except to make illegal copies. Why would anyone sing except to
perform copyrighted music instead of buying the CD, except to take illegal advantage of it. I think the RIAA should sue anyone who sings music.
Damn you. Now I can't turn them in and get a little money when you guys crawl up their ass with a microscope. :(
Under California law, it states that the advertiser is liable. The I-CAN-SPAM say that the person who initiates the spam is responsible. The initiator is not just the person who presses sent, but the person who procures the spam.
It is my understanding that bankruptcy will not discharge a judgment for an intentional act. The question then becomes, does spamming in that case become an intentional act. That's is why OJ still has the judgment against him.
Let them cancel half the debt, then report the income to the IRS and then file a report with the IRS that these guys are committing the tax fraud and send dicovery documents to to IRS and then collect the reward of the money from the IRS. That way the IRS can crawl up their ass with a microscope, then they still get some money from that.
Complaining about 8kg? Bah Humbug. After taking the first compaq portable with me on a trip, my right arm was longer than the left arm -- from carrying it -- it it felt heaver than 28 lbs (12.5kg) it was rated. That was with a 9 inche screen and no battery.
You young whippersnappers have it so easy.
The lawyer will not get disbarred, he may only have to pay a $500 file and told not to do it again. I know of one lawyer who was sleeping with a woman (divorce case) and gave her $30,000 and called it a loan. The bar association found that he got her to lie, but they only made him pay a fine and attend an ethics class.
The bar associations are really their to protect the lawyers, especially the ones for the larger firms.
The reason why there are more married women online is because they all signed up for www.iwantanaffair.com. All the single men online are paying $30/month to www.iwantanaffair.com to meet these married women for affairs. But, then later they find out that all these hot women wanting an affair is actually Alan Ralsky and Scott Alan Bradley sitting in there underwear typing these adds and making a living at spamming (or at least until the FBI raided their houses and took there computers).
It is not only the space, but also the speed. Once the data is compressed, backing up the compressed data takes less time. If you compress, then backup you have to compare the compression time to the transfer time. Now, if you compress once, then backup, then copy the backup you now compare the compression time to 2X of the transfer time.
Outside of the pure speed issue, what media swapping? Once you exceed the media capacity (I'm talking removable media), the media needs to be swapped which not only takes time, but most like requires human interaction. If you have a 30GB tape, but you have a 40GB to backup, tape need to be swapped. This eliminates the "start the backup, go home" backup process.
The law is a success depending your definition of success.
The FTC is taking the position that if the end user does not see the spam, then the law is successful. That filtering is part of the solution, and the filtering stops the spam, so therefore it is successful.
Of course, this is the wrong position to take.
I'd suggest contacting our reps, make a pain in the ass of ourselfs until they add a labeling requirement of "ADV:" at the start of the subject line for spam.
I can have a blind man run down by a car in two ways:
1. Get in the car, drive it over the blind man.
2. Not warn the blind man that the car is comming while leading him into traffic.
Not funny ha ha, but funny strange.
h /bush;_ylt=AuvuW06usVciqJihQS1hh_us0NUE;_ylu=X3oDM TA2Z2szazkxBHNlYwN0bQ--
Bush just admitted eavesdropping on US Citizens http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051217/ap_on_go_pr_w
Then of course, the politicians is claiming that we need the "Patriot Act" to protect us. Are we sure that 9/11 was not a setup for the Patriot Act?
Just remember:
"They who would give up an essential liberty for temporary security, deserve neither liberty or security." -- Benjamin Franklin
Of course, Bush would put Benjamin Franklin on a terrorist watch list.
If you uploaded a movie, you are not innocent (actually it would be more correct to say liable). You have violated the law, and subject to some punishment. If didn't upload the movie, then you are not liable and statutory damages does not apply.
The purpose of statutory damages are three-fold: to set damages where it is difficult or impossible to determine, to punish or discourage the violation, and to encourage damaged parties to enforce their rights.
Usually none. If the police execute a search and seizer, it is under the color of their official duty. To be held liable, it has to be shown as a clear abuse, not just a major screw-up.
It does not have to. Remember, there are statutory damages on copyright infringement.
That's a nice idea. 0g sex, easy to clean. But, under the floor to increase gravity to build muscle and 20G when you are not home, so anyone breaking in would be stuck to the floor.
Where can I get one of those gravity generators? I wanted to embed one in my shoes so I can work out all day. Then put one in my apartment so can increase gravity both an an exercise program and anti-theft system.