A couple of questions:
1) Does the British ISP level filtering cause any reduction in speeds?
2) Wouldn't the presence of a botnet trojan on a seized computer establish some reasonable doubt as to whether the owner chose to download the files? It seems to me there are still going to be legal grey areas.
3) How much does it cost?
4) Is it worth it?
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http://blogs.forbes.com/bruceupbin/2010/10/28/khan-academy-a-name-you-need-to-know-in-2011/ A smart guy doing not for profit education videos on practically everything. Now on the verge of revolutionising education, noted this year by Bill Gates, given funding from Google.
Here's one: http://openinternet.com.au/2010/07/08/gillard-takes-aim-at-the-nets-dark-side/
And if the increased operating cost is borne by the ISPs, they'll pass it on to their customer base.
A couple of questions: 1) Does the British ISP level filtering cause any reduction in speeds? 2) Wouldn't the presence of a botnet trojan on a seized computer establish some reasonable doubt as to whether the owner chose to download the files? It seems to me there are still going to be legal grey areas. 3) How much does it cost? 4) Is it worth it?
You work at the Securities and Exchange Commission?
i.e. the SEX Commission?
It's a plugin for Word. All of these things need practice, but you do get faster and you can use cut and paste if you're doing ODEs or whatever.