As I live in a state that does not require two party consent it does not really matter. Where I am it is perfectly legal to record conversations with people with out the little beep every few seconds. In fact if Monica had lived in MN she would have been fine. IANAL but any bets on how this would apply to chat logs?
Fox and CNN charge per customer in the package they have. (Tier 2) After the 9/11 news coverage the cost went up by about 80% or something like that. So if your pissed about a rate hike you know who to be pissed with.
Incorrect that law says you do not have to have tier 2 to get tier 3. For example You connect with a cable company. You must get local channels gov access Channels 1-12 or so. You also want the movie tier you don't have to have tier two. That is all that one means.
"If so, why would the likes of Darl McBride and his cronies commit, what I believe, career-suicide? Come on, let's be honest, once Darl loses, what company would even want to touch him with a ten-foot pole?"
Well let me turn that one around for you. Most people are quite sure that this is a pump and dump. How much convinceing would it take for them if, a company that is owned by a company that is owned by a company that is owned by a company were to buy a toothpick from them for $20 million or so? On top of the gains they have made from selling their stock?
I have had this discussion with other people before if you think this is a waste of money you really need to read the new laws more carefully. Mainly that connecting to any network uninvited qualifies as terrorism. So by the letter of the law telneting into a mail server to see if it is working is enough to qualify as a terrorist. Then again if they jumped every time some dufus tried a stunt like this they would be so bogged down in court that they would not be able to do any real work. All this makes me wonder, does someone in the group of people know somebody important or is the government that tender about the 911 system?
You know maybe it is just me but I don't see where he said it was an Indian programmer. He simply said you get what you pay for.
How you got there was your own doing..... BTW He was right you do get what you pay for. You want to hire a crack programmer? Be ready to pay him/her much more then the regular intern. Otherwise you had better have some other way to keep their attention.
As someone who has asked the people at work (in the big 5 cable providers) the logs are tossed after two weeks. That is how long they have to get the court order to the company. Even a day later and it is tough they are gone.
c) An windows clone that is too busy trying to emulate windows to be a good OS. In my not so humble opinion the idea is to be better then Miscrosoft not to be the same.
"Ignorant gun coments aside, and aside from the fact that you haven't read the article"
Where the heck did I say ANTYHING about guns?? And I did read the article unlike you as it states that it can't yet cut through much cheese as of yet. Aside from your "knee jerk" jumping to conclusions I just stated that with the tendency for companies to get sued when their products get misused. At least in the US. If someone can get news coverage for threatening to sue his cable co because he got fat from watching TV.... Also see the suits against the gun manufactures. Similar stupidity...
Exactly.... Remember the cardboard signs that you can put in your windshield to keep out some of the sun during the summer? There is a reason that in big letters on the back it says DO NOT DRIVE WITH SHADE IN PLACE!!!!
Beg your pardon I didn't say I liked it. Just that I did not think it would be released to the general public. Because the manufacture would be afraid of getting his butt sued off.
But for home use? Not going to happen in the us at least. The legal ramifications and potential misuse will make it unlikely (as cool as it would be) to ever to be offered to consumers.
Try going to usenet and reading misc.survivalism. If you can ignore the white-power types and the rest of the political baggage there is TONs of good info. Not much tree hugging stuff....
And in most states if the criminal is not a felon or is commiting a felony you are in real deep shit. In my state if you mess this up YOU are the felon. this is going to be a foot bullet... They are really going to regret this one.
Um no For the record I am at work and browsing Slashdot Work knows I am in the habit of browsing this website. They don't care as long as my productivity does not go down. (Just have to be careful of the goatse trolls.) But I resent the implication that because I am at work and reading/. I am doing something wrong. It looks to me like you are trying the time tested 'your so bad you can't say anything about me' divisionary tactic. Proving why you are comfortable working for SCO. They have been doing the same thing all along... Are you SURE you are not in management?
No the problem is that unless it inconveniences them they don't care. It is the same thing as applying patches to whatever the OS they are using. They just can't be bothered. My roommate runs his WAP wide open because he doesn't want to bother typing the MAC into his router to restrict it to approved MAC only. In my not so humble opinion they get what they are asking for. They get burned they learn. (Shrug)
Great they are going to take one look at that and put us up for what ever the galactic version of aid for the mentally handicapped.... Or just decide that the cockroaches deserve their chance...
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They did it is (was) called a punch card..
As I live in a state that does not require two party consent it does not really matter. Where I am it is perfectly legal to record conversations with people with out the little beep every few seconds. In fact if Monica had lived in MN she would have been fine.
IANAL but any bets on how this would apply to chat logs?
Fox and CNN charge per customer in the package they have. (Tier 2) After the 9/11 news coverage the cost went up by about 80% or something like that. So if your pissed about a rate hike you know who to be pissed with.
Incorrect that law says you do not have to have tier 2 to get tier 3. For example
You connect with a cable company.
You must get local channels gov access Channels 1-12 or so. You also want the movie tier you don't have to have tier two. That is all that one means.
"If so, why would the likes of Darl McBride and his cronies commit, what I believe, career-suicide? Come on, let's be honest, once Darl loses, what company would even want to touch him with a ten-foot pole?"
Well let me turn that one around for you.
Most people are quite sure that this is a pump and dump. How much convinceing would it take for them if, a company that is owned by a company that is owned by a company that is owned by a company were to buy a toothpick from them for $20 million or so? On top of the gains they have made from selling their stock?
I have had this discussion with other people before if you think this is a waste of money you really need to read the new laws more carefully. Mainly that connecting to any network uninvited qualifies as terrorism. So by the letter of the law telneting into a mail server to see if it is working is enough to qualify as a terrorist. Then again if they jumped every time some dufus tried a stunt like this they would be so bogged down in court that they would not be able to do any real work. All this makes me wonder, does someone in the group of people know somebody important or is the government that tender about the 911 system?
Or at the very least humor impaired.....
You know maybe it is just me but I don't see where he said it was an Indian programmer.
He simply said you get what you pay for.
How you got there was your own doing.....
BTW He was right you do get what you pay for.
You want to hire a crack programmer? Be ready to pay him/her much more then the regular intern. Otherwise you had better have some other way to keep their attention.
/me starts desperatly trying to looked relaxed
Look again controler hands pass back with credits on it......
heh
The computer is your friend, trust the computer.
The computer is trying to kill you.
Heh
As someone who has asked the people at work (in the big 5 cable providers) the logs are tossed after two weeks. That is how long they have to get the court order to the company. Even a day later and it is tough they are gone.
No you would have
A) A major Microsoft Law Suit
B) An OS that has you running as root.
c) An windows clone that is too busy trying to emulate windows to be a good OS.
In my not so humble opinion the idea is to be better then Miscrosoft not to be the same.
Or did I miss a memo or something?
No I quoted someone who did. Get it right.
"SCO can file to have the evidence sealed to protect their IP"
Unless I missed somthing here you have to tell
someone what is infringing you can't sue them with willful infringment.
"Ignorant gun coments aside, and aside from the fact that you haven't read the article"
Where the heck did I say ANTYHING about guns??
And I did read the article unlike you as it states that it can't yet cut through much cheese as of yet. Aside from your "knee jerk" jumping to conclusions I just stated that with the tendency for companies to get sued when their products get misused. At least in the US. If someone can get news coverage for threatening to sue his cable co because he got fat from watching TV.... Also see the suits against the gun manufactures. Similar stupidity...
Exactly.... Remember the cardboard signs that you can put in your windshield to keep out some of the sun during the summer? There is a reason that in big letters on the back it says DO NOT DRIVE WITH SHADE IN PLACE!!!!
One or two law suits is all it will take.
Beg your pardon I didn't say I liked it.
Just that I did not think it would be released to the general public. Because the manufacture would be afraid of getting his butt sued off.
But for home use?
Not going to happen in the us at least.
The legal ramifications and potential misuse will make it unlikely (as cool as it would be)
to ever to be offered to consumers.
Try going to usenet and reading misc.survivalism.
If you can ignore the white-power types and the rest of the political baggage there is TONs of good info. Not much tree hugging stuff....
And in most states if the criminal is not a felon or is commiting a felony you are in real deep shit. In my state if you mess this up YOU are the felon. this is going to be a foot bullet...
They are really going to regret this one.
"So as more people use open source, the bigger target it becomes to hackers."
Care to tell me why that Apache is so much more secure then IIS?
Apache is the most popular web server in the world. But IIS has the most flaws....
As has been discussed here before they can't void your warranty because of that. Mabey your warranty on the onstar system but not the entire car..
Um no /. I am doing something wrong. It looks to me like you are trying the time tested 'your so bad you can't say anything about me' divisionary tactic. Proving why you are comfortable working for SCO. They have been doing the same thing all along... Are you SURE you are not in management?
For the record I am at work and browsing Slashdot
Work knows I am in the habit of browsing this website. They don't care as long as my productivity does not go down. (Just have to be careful of the goatse trolls.) But I resent the implication that because I am at work and reading
No the problem is that unless it inconveniences them they don't care. It is the same thing as applying patches to whatever the OS they are using. They just can't be bothered. My roommate runs his WAP wide open because he doesn't want to bother typing the MAC into his router to restrict it to approved MAC only. In my not so humble opinion they get what they are asking for. They get burned they learn. (Shrug)
"with I Love Lucy riding the wave up in front"
Great they are going to take one look at that and put us up for what ever the galactic version of aid for the mentally handicapped....
Or just decide that the cockroaches deserve their chance...