If we can't have that, then let's outlaw exclusive franchise agreements that prevent competition. Let's also demand that municipalities be allowed to enter the market with their own service.
Obviously the copyright office is exposing their own quid pro quo arrangements with the business.
Are you saying that the cops have a hot line to facebook? That would be an interesting story in itself. No, the single point of failure is the local service provider. That is where to cut her off entirely, from twitter, etc, not just facebook.
Collateral damage, perfectly acceptable in their eyes.. Like roping off the streets in the area. These things usually don't last very long. And I don't know how selective you can be with Stingray.
Also, who says that she wasn't on cable or fiber?
Snipping the wire is trivial, and you can cut the power while you're at it. How long does a battery last while transmitting video?
Or the cops can listen to muzak on hold while their call (which is very important, please remain on the line), will be picked up in the *order it was received*, by the service center in India.
They should have used Stingray to jam her signal... The effect would have been much more immediate. Better than being put on hold while facebook processes their request.
It matters in how the country wants to present itself.
Neither one is going to be investing money
You got it backwards. I asked with whom would you rather invest yours, in our case, your tax dollars, and for the lobbyists, their bri... I mean, campaign donations. Who is going to provide the better return with less fuss? This is business. Who do you want as your CEO?
Let's not mince meat. With whom would you rather do business? To whom would you give your money for a good return on your investment? In this business these are the issues that matter.
I used to get to the same pains and think how slow it is when a machine is heavily swapping..
Without the disk light, I can't tell if it's swapping...
launching bash
In Slack tty1 is always running (but not logged in), and I have no trouble getting there if the keyboard still works after the X server freezes.
"Magic" Alt + SysRq might be the best option left...
:-) Heheh.. Silly me...
Now I have to find something that's as effective for Windows.
Still, there was no reason to take away our reset switch. They could have just made it recessed (needing a paperclip) to prevent accidents. We need a real mechanical way to force an instant restart/shutdown of the machine. Failure to provide one is actually dangerous.
No, it's not profit, it's a risk that the banks take into account.
If you remember what happened in 2008, you would understand that the banks take no risks.
It's absolutely not that they make money from theft.
Kinda strange to hear that from a person that tells me about "second hand information":-) 4.5 trillion in "excess reserves" isn't exactly chump change.
The only way to vote anymore is with your ass by leaving the country and not continue paying taxes
Unfortunately simply leaving the country isn't good enough to avoid paying taxes. You gotta keep your income down below the minimum that requires you to file, or you have to renounce your citizenship, which they make pretty difficult, and it means you need to acquire citizenship somewhere else. The sociopaths that rule will not allow you to live, much less travel freely on planet earth without papers.
Let the chips fall where they may, and don't let the democrats guilt trip get to you... Their "purity" shtick is a hell of a lot more shameful than anything by the "Bernie Bros".
Your conscience and character will remain intact, in fact better than those who demand you play the charade their way.
Yeah, pretty convenient, huh? You'd think it was almost planned that way as part of the tag team with the republicans. To make sure the two worst possible candidates would face each other, and help keep congress from getting too lopsided and preventing the democrats from using republican "obstruction" to break their platform promises (rotating villain). They almost blew it in 2008, but the "blue dogs" saved the day, and they were able to toss a few seats in 2010 to bring it back closer to the 50/50 ratio to keep the gridlock game running right up to today. No, no, it's nothing like that at all, everything was on the up and up, perfectly legitimate. Politics is the most honest business there is.
So if the mouse no longer responds to movement, it's the video card's fault? The signal still has to pass through the motherboard, doesn't it? I'm still wondering what prevents the input from reaching the CPU. There is still no isolation from the application. It's just not right. And the lack of a real mechanical reset switch is even more ridiculous. It's another symptom of marketing over technology.
I'm sure the bar has a phone you can use in emergencies. Heck, the bar tender might already be on the phone by the time you ask them for emergency services.
Yeah but but but, what happens if a passing boat "accidentally" drops anchor on the cable?
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If we can't have that, then let's outlaw exclusive franchise agreements that prevent competition. Let's also demand that municipalities be allowed to enter the market with their own service.
Obviously the copyright office is exposing their own quid pro quo arrangements with the business.
Are you saying that the cops have a hot line to facebook? That would be an interesting story in itself. No, the single point of failure is the local service provider. That is where to cut her off entirely, from twitter, etc, not just facebook.
And how many others?
Collateral damage, perfectly acceptable in their eyes.. Like roping off the streets in the area. These things usually don't last very long. And I don't know how selective you can be with Stingray.
Also, who says that she wasn't on cable or fiber?
Snipping the wire is trivial, and you can cut the power while you're at it. How long does a battery last while transmitting video?
Or the cops can listen to muzak on hold while their call (which is very important, please remain on the line), will be picked up in the *order it was received*, by the service center in India.
I don't know the intention behind the cheap shot, but *He who shall not be named* has no place in this thread :-)
That might be a bit more difficult, but maybe using traceroute can keep it on a domestic path.
Is somebody trying to make an argument against the idea?
They should have used Stingray to jam her signal... The effect would have been much more immediate. Better than being put on hold while facebook processes their request.
You don't think a simple radio jammer could have knocked her offline?
Doesn't this bump into the Internet Tax Freedom Act and the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015?
It matters in how the country wants to present itself.
Neither one is going to be investing money
You got it backwards. I asked with whom would you rather invest yours, in our case, your tax dollars, and for the lobbyists, their bri... I mean, campaign donations. Who is going to provide the better return with less fuss? This is business. Who do you want as your CEO?
Let's not mince meat. With whom would you rather do business? To whom would you give your money for a good return on your investment? In this business these are the issues that matter.
I did not have sexual relations with that woman
It depends upon what the meaning of the word 'is' is.
I feel their pain. Even rape is being redefined. Best to play it safe.
I used to get to the same pains and think how slow it is when a machine is heavily swapping..
Without the disk light, I can't tell if it's swapping...
launching bash
In Slack tty1 is always running (but not logged in), and I have no trouble getting there if the keyboard still works after the X server freezes.
"Magic" Alt + SysRq might be the best option left...
Now I have to find something that's as effective for Windows.
Still, there was no reason to take away our reset switch. They could have just made it recessed (needing a paperclip) to prevent accidents. We need a real mechanical way to force an instant restart/shutdown of the machine. Failure to provide one is actually dangerous.
No, it's not profit, it's a risk that the banks take into account.
If you remember what happened in 2008, you would understand that the banks take no risks.
It's absolutely not that they make money from theft.
Kinda strange to hear that from a person that tells me about "second hand information" :-) 4.5 trillion in "excess reserves" isn't exactly chump change.
That's steganography, not encryption.
Jeb just wasn't good enough to make the sale. The guy/gal with the best connection to the brain stem will always win. That's demagoguery for ya...
Mine has aluminum siding.
The only way to vote anymore is with your ass by leaving the country and not continue paying taxes
Unfortunately simply leaving the country isn't good enough to avoid paying taxes. You gotta keep your income down below the minimum that requires you to file, or you have to renounce your citizenship, which they make pretty difficult, and it means you need to acquire citizenship somewhere else. The sociopaths that rule will not allow you to live, much less travel freely on planet earth without papers.
Vote for Johnson, *The name you know*
Let the chips fall where they may, and don't let the democrats guilt trip get to you... Their "purity" shtick is a hell of a lot more shameful than anything by the "Bernie Bros".
Your conscience and character will remain intact, in fact better than those who demand you play the charade their way.
It's too bad Hillary is only facing Trump...
Yeah, pretty convenient, huh? You'd think it was almost planned that way as part of the tag team with the republicans. To make sure the two worst possible candidates would face each other, and help keep congress from getting too lopsided and preventing the democrats from using republican "obstruction" to break their platform promises (rotating villain). They almost blew it in 2008, but the "blue dogs" saved the day, and they were able to toss a few seats in 2010 to bring it back closer to the 50/50 ratio to keep the gridlock game running right up to today. No, no, it's nothing like that at all, everything was on the up and up, perfectly legitimate. Politics is the most honest business there is.
Personally, I'm more into Russian swimwear
So if the mouse no longer responds to movement, it's the video card's fault? The signal still has to pass through the motherboard, doesn't it? I'm still wondering what prevents the input from reaching the CPU. There is still no isolation from the application. It's just not right. And the lack of a real mechanical reset switch is even more ridiculous. It's another symptom of marketing over technology.
A failure rate of almost 20% in a data center? Geez, that's pathetic.
Horribly so... And I don't believe that 3% is any good either. Move that decimal point one more to the left, then I might be impressed.
Doesn't every bar have a *Big Red Button*?
The excuses being posted here are definitely sillier than my post.
I'm left wondering why the movie theaters haven't put in Faraday cages a long time ago.
Well, let's see if the building code is changed to make all public buildings RF transparent.
I'm sure the bar has a phone you can use in emergencies. Heck, the bar tender might already be on the phone by the time you ask them for emergency services.
Yeah but but but, what happens if a passing boat "accidentally" drops anchor on the cable?