Time for some kids to mask up and vandalize these cameras... Their parents and other adults should be following the legal routes to remove the cameras, but if those are proven unsuccessful these cameras are probably easy enough to disable.
Same should apply to welfare too. There's a debate in my state arguing against random drug testing for those receiving welfare checks. As far as I'm concerned, you have the right to privacy; when you apply for a job that is related to anything secretive (corporate secrets or government secrets) you relinquish your right to privacy to a necessary extent. If you want a want to privacy? Good. You want your privacy to remain unviolated AND get handouts or a job that requires secrecy and loyalty? No.
Seriously guys? We read an unsubstantiated claim of "computer tampering" and automatically assume that he's guilty of treason or something equally malicious? The indictment was incredibly vague and we have little to go on.
So I can pay taxes for others to have censored internet... How about instead, the Federal government works to remove monopolies? I only have one DSL provider in my area and the speeds are terrible.
Roads in most states. Now in the long term, they fall apart because they fail to budget for required long-term maintenance, but when they first pave the things, most of the time, they're well built.:-)
Roads are constructed and maintained by state governments with some federal funding. Now try and name a federal government "project" that is somewhat efficient and well executed.
I pay to go to college. My GPA is close to 4.0. In my economics class, my professor follows rules established by fellow professors that dictate the banning of laptops in class. I can type faster than I can write, I can search for things related to our discussion, I can look up my professor's power points, etc. It's so stupid that I'm limited because they don't want us to "waste our time." The students that want to waste their time shouldn't be bothered. If they fail, that's their fault. Don't handicap me because some jackass can't pay attention. College is reminding me more and more of public school with this crap.
"I can't legally own a hand-gun in Chicago, yet 400 people a year get murdered with one."
Really? Why not? I thought the recent SCOTUS ruling against hand gun ban laws in D.C. would pretty much have cleared the way for handgun ownership in all 50 states by now...?
SCOTUS will be ruling on how the 2nd amendment applies to state and local governments in June.
Trading anything that can be helpful in making IEDs and WMDs to our enemies (the government of Iran for example) is foolish. Admittedly, they can get parts with other methods-- but that doesn't mean we can't make things more difficult for them or slow them down. Having a software embargo, on the other hand, is fucking ridiculous. What will that accomplish? Absolutely nothing. Politicians needs to study this series of intricate tubes before writings laws regulating them.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
So the government can't do this, but private corporations can. Then, those private corporations turn around and give said information to the government without probable cause (just a sticky note).
I'm looking for the contact information for Ubisoft's CEOs and other high-ranking officials. As a gamer with a Xbox 360, I will not purchase any games from Ubisoft due to this horrendous DRM. My past purchases of Ubisoft games include, but are not limited to, Assassin's Creed, Rainbow Six Las Vegas, and Ghost Recon. I have never run a pirated game before. I will advise my friends to refrain from purchasing Ubisoft games as well. I hope that the loss of sales just from my actions are in the thousands.
Seeing as how I already have subscriptions to several other magazines, I likely will. I didn't know we were acquainted, Mr. AC. How can you make guarantees without even knowing me?
One problem with America's education system is that teachers are forced to teach to the lowest people in the class. What we should be doing is segregating students who genuinely need more assistance (I could have used extra math help during HS). During nearly all of my classes, I would screw off or work on unrelated projects. Why? Because I finished the work of a week in a day. While my English class spent nearly two weeks reading Romeo and Juliet, I finished it in three days. My teacher just let me sit there and listen to music. Sure, at times I was productive with my free time. But the fact is, the smartest kids aren't being challenged, which causes disruptions and unnecessarily halts their educational growth. Also, the average kid is being challenged.
This will probably never happen because parents would be outraged if their children weren't "the brightest." Admittedly, this is just one problem. But that's how you solve larger problems-- you tackle the smaller problems and eventually you can begin making serious progress.
Too true.. but people who believe everything they read, don't actually seek out other opinions and form their own decision, preferably by reading primary sources (like the actual budget documents!!) are typical.:)
True to your name:P How would one obtain and identify the IP blocks if the bots don't identify themselves?
You identify the crawlers you want, such as Google's, and that leaves you with the crawlers you don't want. Whatever methods you have for dealing with those are up to you, but identifying them won't be overly difficult. However, they would be smart to just use search engines and target large sites.
Slashdot Mirror
Malware distributors have been doing this for some time...
... And we wonder why the world hates us.
Time for some kids to mask up and vandalize these cameras... Their parents and other adults should be following the legal routes to remove the cameras, but if those are proven unsuccessful these cameras are probably easy enough to disable.
Same should apply to welfare too. There's a debate in my state arguing against random drug testing for those receiving welfare checks. As far as I'm concerned, you have the right to privacy; when you apply for a job that is related to anything secretive (corporate secrets or government secrets) you relinquish your right to privacy to a necessary extent. If you want a want to privacy? Good. You want your privacy to remain unviolated AND get handouts or a job that requires secrecy and loyalty? No.
In most states doctors are paid by insurance companies to prescribe xx% generic drugs out of all drugs prescribed.
I think you have fallen into the "OMG IT DRAWS A SINGLE WARRIOR, IT MUST BE A SINGLE MAN!" trap.
No, I understand the concept of a unit. However, the fact that you can't have different types of units on the same tile is stupid.
It should be around three or something. One doesn't really make sense.
Seriously guys? We read an unsubstantiated claim of "computer tampering" and automatically assume that he's guilty of treason or something equally malicious? The indictment was incredibly vague and we have little to go on.
So I can pay taxes for others to have censored internet... How about instead, the Federal government works to remove monopolies? I only have one DSL provider in my area and the speeds are terrible.
Roads in most states. Now in the long term, they fall apart because they fail to budget for required long-term maintenance, but when they first pave the things, most of the time, they're well built. :-)
Roads are constructed and maintained by state governments with some federal funding. Now try and name a federal government "project" that is somewhat efficient and well executed.
I pay to go to college. My GPA is close to 4.0. In my economics class, my professor follows rules established by fellow professors that dictate the banning of laptops in class. I can type faster than I can write, I can search for things related to our discussion, I can look up my professor's power points, etc. It's so stupid that I'm limited because they don't want us to "waste our time." The students that want to waste their time shouldn't be bothered. If they fail, that's their fault. Don't handicap me because some jackass can't pay attention. College is reminding me more and more of public school with this crap.
"I can't legally own a hand-gun in Chicago, yet 400 people a year get murdered with one."
Really? Why not? I thought the recent SCOTUS ruling against hand gun ban laws in D.C. would pretty much have cleared the way for handgun ownership in all 50 states by now...?
SCOTUS will be ruling on how the 2nd amendment applies to state and local governments in June.
My post was sort of off topic. I was referring to earlier posts discussing ISPs capturing data not publicly available and storing it indefinitely.
Trading anything that can be helpful in making IEDs and WMDs to our enemies (the government of Iran for example) is foolish. Admittedly, they can get parts with other methods-- but that doesn't mean we can't make things more difficult for them or slow them down. Having a software embargo, on the other hand, is fucking ridiculous. What will that accomplish? Absolutely nothing. Politicians needs to study this series of intricate tubes before writings laws regulating them.
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
So the government can't do this, but private corporations can. Then, those private corporations turn around and give said information to the government without probable cause (just a sticky note).
I don't disagree. Public opinion does.
I'm looking for the contact information for Ubisoft's CEOs and other high-ranking officials. As a gamer with a Xbox 360, I will not purchase any games from Ubisoft due to this horrendous DRM. My past purchases of Ubisoft games include, but are not limited to, Assassin's Creed, Rainbow Six Las Vegas, and Ghost Recon. I have never run a pirated game before. I will advise my friends to refrain from purchasing Ubisoft games as well. I hope that the loss of sales just from my actions are in the thousands.
Since unauthorized access to anything computer related was equated with hacking.
The USA has states larger than European countries.
Seeing as how I already have subscriptions to several other magazines, I likely will. I didn't know we were acquainted, Mr. AC. How can you make guarantees without even knowing me?
This will probably never happen because parents would be outraged if their children weren't "the brightest." Admittedly, this is just one problem. But that's how you solve larger problems-- you tackle the smaller problems and eventually you can begin making serious progress.
I now have a desire to subscribe to Popular Science. I may do so in the coming months.
Too true.. but people who believe everything they read, don't actually seek out other opinions and form their own decision, preferably by reading primary sources (like the actual budget documents!!) are typical. :)
FTFY. Ignorance is bipartisan.
People who oppose Republicans != Democrats
True to your name :P How would one obtain and identify the IP blocks if the bots don't identify themselves?
You identify the crawlers you want, such as Google's, and that leaves you with the crawlers you don't want. Whatever methods you have for dealing with those are up to you, but identifying them won't be overly difficult. However, they would be smart to just use search engines and target large sites.