He's not an "otherwise smart fella", he's a douche. You aren't "smart" if you're a good doctor, but a bad driver, or a good mechanic, but a lousy brain surgeon.
I knew that there was a reason you were my foe. Its privacy, and the societal norms surrounding sexual conduct by minors, the online part is irrelevant. If I call you an asshole on Slashdot, is it a YRO story because it happened 'online' ?
You're simply not using it, which, is a small difference, although it doesn't affect what they're trying to accomplish. It's a good idea - pretty darn simple, so it might actually work/help.
How is this related to your rights "online" ? If they took polaroids of themselves, the issue would be the same - minors in Florida are allowed to have sex, but cannot document it. This is a social and political problem, it has nothing to do with being "online".
Basically you can bluetooth chat with someone in a public place (like a train), then arrange for sex when you reach your destination, or in the train en route. And maybe they're even hot...
a) If you are using anything above ISO50 on a cheap digital (like yours), you will get ISO noise b) blue sky is not really blue, you can't expect 7.1 million pixels to all agree c) there may have been microscopic dust on your lens
Basically, you're looking for your camera to be Adobe Illustrator, and it isn't.
A production E4300 running at 1.8 GHz can be run at 3 GHz on stock air cooling. All you need is higher grade memory and a non-crappy motherboard that supports it. Why would you pay Intel for the clockspeed when they give it away?
Corporate security drives innovation in this area. Who else is going to place an order for 10,000 of these units? Corporate security is more concerned with blame and 'due diligence' than actual security. Thus, if CompanyX makes a "secure" product, CorporationY will buy it, and deal with a breach by suing CompanyX.
And they're a respectable firm, with dozens of lawyers, and you, well you're a solo computer geek. "But your honor, this was just a mistake with our off-site archiving firm, here's a memo stating that it should have been destroyed. Judge: hmm, ok, you're in the clear." If the UK was such a farking bastion of liberty and jurisprudence, explain ASBOs, waiting 4 years for an ingrown toenail to be fixed, and the ridiculous state of your higher education?
We get stuff directed at our secondary all the time, despite having a highly available primary. Why? Our secondary is listed at another domain - they do our backup in the case of disaster. I can only assume that spammers hit it thinking that its a 'back door' into the network, perhaps we don't have the same rigorous anti-spam measures there.
Dumb idea. You're better sending all your domain mail to gmail, using their spam filtering, and then pulling it from there.
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He's not an "otherwise smart fella", he's a douche. You aren't "smart" if you're a good doctor, but a bad driver, or a good mechanic, but a lousy brain surgeon.
I knew that there was a reason you were my foe. Its privacy, and the societal norms surrounding sexual conduct by minors, the online part is irrelevant. If I call you an asshole on Slashdot, is it a YRO story because it happened 'online' ?
You're simply not using it, which, is a small difference, although it doesn't affect what they're trying to accomplish. It's a good idea - pretty darn simple, so it might actually work/help.
How is this related to your rights "online" ? If they took polaroids of themselves, the issue would be the same - minors in Florida are allowed to have sex, but cannot document it. This is a social and political problem, it has nothing to do with being "online".
Can you mod an entire website with "-1, Troll" ?
And you think Hillary won't "erode your rights" with her socialized medicine, socialized education, and welfare programs?
Basically you can bluetooth chat with someone in a public place (like a train), then arrange for sex when you reach your destination, or in the train en route. And maybe they're even hot...
Now all those "can't pay attention to the road because I'm watching this little video game" losers will pay for their own lameness.
You've been reading too much Noam Chomsky. Ask your parents for some other books next time you come up from the basement.
HAHAHAHAAAaaaaa!1!! you RTFA. Loser.
Aren't they getting ahead of themselves? COMMAND.COM is hardly a "kernel".
a) If you are using anything above ISO50 on a cheap digital (like yours), you will get ISO noise
b) blue sky is not really blue, you can't expect 7.1 million pixels to all agree
c) there may have been microscopic dust on your lens
Basically, you're looking for your camera to be Adobe Illustrator, and it isn't.
A production E4300 running at 1.8 GHz can be run at 3 GHz on stock air cooling. All you need is higher grade memory and a non-crappy motherboard that supports it. Why would you pay Intel for the clockspeed when they give it away?
No, Mr AC, "due dilligence" means ask what Gartner says about the product, then repeat over and over until it becomes fact.
Corporate security drives innovation in this area. Who else is going to place an order for 10,000 of these units?
Corporate security is more concerned with blame and 'due diligence' than actual security.
Thus, if CompanyX makes a "secure" product, CorporationY will buy it, and deal with a breach by suing CompanyX.
And you sir, are a douche. Why would shareholders demand different behavior? Why is this behavior bad? Why troll?
Are they from Niger?
And they're a respectable firm, with dozens of lawyers, and you, well you're a solo computer geek. "But your honor, this was just a mistake with our off-site archiving firm, here's a memo stating that it should have been destroyed. Judge: hmm, ok, you're in the clear." If the UK was such a farking bastion of liberty and jurisprudence, explain ASBOs, waiting 4 years for an ingrown toenail to be fixed, and the ridiculous state of your higher education?
We get stuff directed at our secondary all the time, despite having a highly available primary. Why? Our secondary is listed at another domain - they do our backup in the case of disaster. I can only assume that spammers hit it thinking that its a 'back door' into the network, perhaps we don't have the same rigorous anti-spam measures there.
Dumb idea. You're better sending all your domain mail to gmail, using their spam filtering, and then pulling it from there.
And by making it illegal, you're ensuring that nobody ever will do it. Brilliant!
And then of course they do it. Wake up and smell the tea, my friend.
Hahaha! ROFL. You think that they actually do it though? Then again, you probably think that all your laws are there to protect you too.
Print the forms, get a calculator, and do the math....whats the problem?
Good, stay the fuck out, hippy.
Maybe its your gaybuntu machine which is the problem.