Read all about it. The program was setup as a way to prevent non nuclear weapons countries from developing enrichment programs while still allowing them to use nuclear power.
My guess would be they are pointing to the intimate knowledge of the industrial controllers that were targeted. I doubt that many people know how to code for those units as they are only used in heavy machinery.
Even more than that, Iran made an agreement, they are supplied nuclear fuel for their reactor, and they don't build a nuclear enrichment program. Iran has a nuclear reactor which is supplied with fuel per this agreement, but they decided to ignore the agreement and start an enrichment program under the guise of it being for nuclear power. So there was an agreement, Iran just decided to ignore it.
I'll take care of the fuel as long as I get a cut of the ISK, oh, and a Rorqual would be nice to it doesn't take forever to fuel...after all, we only have progressed to the shuttle stage so far.
Catholics would have issues too (not that they don't already).
Why the need to slam Catholics? I think you meant to type Fundamentalist Christian. This is roughly equivalent to calling all Catholics child molesters even though the figures of child molesters in the priesthood show that it is lower then the general population. But go ahead and continue bashing a huge number of people due to your own delusions.
OJ was found innocent (not guilty beyond a reasonable doubt), if you want to make a comparison, look at Lindsay Lohan, she got probation where most people would have, then continued to screw up so got smacked down.
No, not me. Mine is "Where'sMyCookie" Neighborhood kids would include kids like mine who grew up with a pretty knowledgable computer user parent and encouraged them to learn computers. Whenever I do hardware work on my computer, the kids are right there helping out.
Except that we are talking salaried, not hourly. Salary is overtime exempt, they can technically ask you to work whatever hours they need you to work without offering you a raise, that doesn't mean you have to stay however. I heard a while back they were talking about passing a law through congress making IT non exempt, I wish they would as that may make the bosses think twice about calling IT workers in on the weekends or having them work extra hours.
Understood. I think I have a new project for this weekend, end to end encryption over my wireless at home through my server to get to the main network. Sounds like a blast to setup and will make anyone trying to use my "unsecured" wireless completely confused. WPA2-PSK just seems like it will be eventually broken, and when that happens, I wouldn't want the neighborhood kids trying to hack my network.
At no time should any employee, including upper management, ever have a "personal" employee-paid for phone. they can get their own personal phone for that.
Did you perhaps mean employer paid? As employee paid would be the same thing.
They aren't, it is just that no one has slapped Sony with a class action lawsuit over it, and an individual doesn't have enough of a loss to make sense to pay for a lawyer and sue Sony on their own.
GPS data with the VZnavigator app is not free, Blackberrys at least have the free GPS functionality in Google maps and BB Maps. Not sure about Android phones though. Though bhunachchicken is inaccurate about the free tethering plans, Verizon announced nothing of the sort, tethering costs $20. Also, unlimited hasn't gone away yet for VZ, I don't look forward to them removing it, so please don't jinx it dude.
I saw at the VZ store a Droid 2 with LTE, and they said there were Incredibles and Xs coming out with LTE soon too. I live in Baltimore, so I am pretty sure we have LTE.
As the Verizon CIO said...the network can handle it. It isn't like the iPhone is the first smart phone on VZ's network, they have had really good phones with very few complaints about speed for years.
Out of curiosity, what didn't you like about the Storm? Mine has a minor issue with sweat from my leg if I keep it in my pocket messing with the touch screen, but beyond that I can't complain at all.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_program_of_Iran#Iran.27s_nuclear_program_and_the_NPT
Read all about it. The program was setup as a way to prevent non nuclear weapons countries from developing enrichment programs while still allowing them to use nuclear power.
That is a good point, if the US government actually wrote this, they would be bound by the export control laws as well.
There is a reason it is a homonym of semen.
My guess would be they are pointing to the intimate knowledge of the industrial controllers that were targeted. I doubt that many people know how to code for those units as they are only used in heavy machinery.
Even more than that, Iran made an agreement, they are supplied nuclear fuel for their reactor, and they don't build a nuclear enrichment program. Iran has a nuclear reactor which is supplied with fuel per this agreement, but they decided to ignore the agreement and start an enrichment program under the guise of it being for nuclear power. So there was an agreement, Iran just decided to ignore it.
Interesting idea, but I was thinking about the dust kicked up during install, as well as sun tracking arrays which seems the only way to go.
Wouldn't solar power be harmed by the moon dust? As I recall, moving parts wear out quite quickly from the moon dust.
But H3 doesn't come from moon mining, only from ice mining. It is only used in Amarrian ships and POS though.
I'll take care of the fuel as long as I get a cut of the ISK, oh, and a Rorqual would be nice to it doesn't take forever to fuel...after all, we only have progressed to the shuttle stage so far.
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Catholics would have issues too (not that they don't already).
Why the need to slam Catholics? I think you meant to type Fundamentalist Christian. This is roughly equivalent to calling all Catholics child molesters even though the figures of child molesters in the priesthood show that it is lower then the general population. But go ahead and continue bashing a huge number of people due to your own delusions.
OJ was found innocent (not guilty beyond a reasonable doubt), if you want to make a comparison, look at Lindsay Lohan, she got probation where most people would have, then continued to screw up so got smacked down.
No, not me. Mine is "Where'sMyCookie" Neighborhood kids would include kids like mine who grew up with a pretty knowledgable computer user parent and encouraged them to learn computers. Whenever I do hardware work on my computer, the kids are right there helping out.
Except that we are talking salaried, not hourly. Salary is overtime exempt, they can technically ask you to work whatever hours they need you to work without offering you a raise, that doesn't mean you have to stay however. I heard a while back they were talking about passing a law through congress making IT non exempt, I wish they would as that may make the bosses think twice about calling IT workers in on the weekends or having them work extra hours.
Understood. I think I have a new project for this weekend, end to end encryption over my wireless at home through my server to get to the main network. Sounds like a blast to setup and will make anyone trying to use my "unsecured" wireless completely confused. WPA2-PSK just seems like it will be eventually broken, and when that happens, I wouldn't want the neighborhood kids trying to hack my network.
Perhaps IPSEC using a well known cypher? twice?
There is nothing that says you can't run IPSEC on top of your wireless system, lazy people choose to leave it at WEP or WPA or WPA2.
Even more than that, CA has snow plows?
At no time should any employee, including upper management, ever have a "personal" employee-paid for phone. they can get their own personal phone for that.
Did you perhaps mean employer paid? As employee paid would be the same thing.
They aren't, it is just that no one has slapped Sony with a class action lawsuit over it, and an individual doesn't have enough of a loss to make sense to pay for a lawyer and sue Sony on their own.
GPS data with the VZnavigator app is not free, Blackberrys at least have the free GPS functionality in Google maps and BB Maps. Not sure about Android phones though. Though bhunachchicken is inaccurate about the free tethering plans, Verizon announced nothing of the sort, tethering costs $20. Also, unlimited hasn't gone away yet for VZ, I don't look forward to them removing it, so please don't jinx it dude.
I saw at the VZ store a Droid 2 with LTE, and they said there were Incredibles and Xs coming out with LTE soon too. I live in Baltimore, so I am pretty sure we have LTE.
Wow, that's like dropping your car for a mo-ped...I would be very disappointed in any Android user that went "oo shiney" and downgraded to an iPhone.
As the Verizon CIO said...the network can handle it. It isn't like the iPhone is the first smart phone on VZ's network, they have had really good phones with very few complaints about speed for years.
Verizon never stopped offering the unlimited plan for smartphones, check their site for yourself: www.verizonwireless.com
Out of curiosity, what didn't you like about the Storm? Mine has a minor issue with sweat from my leg if I keep it in my pocket messing with the touch screen, but beyond that I can't complain at all.