If securing wifi becomes mainstream and hackers start producing tools to crack common wifi entry points, it would be much harder to explain away an intrusion if your network is password protected than if it is not.
My only real concern would be with bandwidth consumption and there are a lot of teens in my neighborhood I could see streaming like fiends.
Interesting thought, but if there's life on Mars that's not directly related to life on Earth, that means that life is going to be very common in the universe. So, there's no need to treat Mars with any reverence.
I'm announcing plans to bed every month of the 2010 Sports Illustrated swimsuit calendar. Might take 10-20 years. However long it takes you to forget about my prediction.
You sure that wasn't in the DC area? I remember the story. They caused a HUGE traffic jam because the speed limits are impractically lowered. Another interesting point. Check out the Montana study on speed limits. It turns out that removing daytime speed limits actually *increases* safety.
I bet all the heavy lifting is on the Google-2-business end. That, and the Google-to-Feds end. Takes a lot of people to serve up all those personal records.
The units for the most part are logical. A foot is the length of your foot. Teaspoon, tablespoon. An inch is a joint in your finger, etc. I want to see a switch, but the adjustments will be deeper than changing road signs.
Mix a democracy with a dash of pro-US dissenters Bring to a boil Remove president when flavor suited to taste Add one whole dictator Simmer for 30 years
The problem isn't website publisher expectations; it's user expectations. If I do a search for "fixing motorcycle flat," I expect to see enthusiast links to detailed, dedicated forums on fixing my flat. I don't expect to see a lame eHow recipe, ads for motorcycle products, etc. The problem Google has is over the past few years, searches have become polluted with lots of garbage links that are frustrating users.
But, that's what a profit motive can do. Look at YouTube. You go out and do a search of anything interesting or topical and you'll no doubt return video blogs from some moron trying to farm hits to his channel or an advertiser with a slightly related product. And, if Google doesn't get a hold of this problem they're going to find themselves in the place of the obsolete search engines they supplanted.
Most comic movies are following a fairly safe pattern; even through all 3 movies in their trilogies (though some franchises aren't making it that far). I've gotten really bored with them.
The Watchmen was the most original I can think of. And, the Batman reboot origin was pretty cool as well.
Yeah, but Europa also has that weird orange colored water seeping through the ice cracks. That seems like strong enough evidence of something weird going on to investigate. More direct evidence than speculation I mean.
Watch the video, you say! This is Slashdot. All we need to do is see "Jesse Jackson," "Illinois," "Congress," and "iPad" mixed together with a classically hyperbolic summary to start posting!
How about all of the tax breaks you can get by dumping money into investments and retirement funds? How is it that GE didn't have to pay *any* taxes? Did you know we had a top tax bracket around 90% in this country? It was a way to prevent management from lavishing themselves with bank-breaking salaries. Guess what's happening now? Companies in the red are still throwing cash at the executives.
The problem is it isn't just anecdotal whining. There's statistical evidence that we've been in decline for decades (3-4 can't remember). But, we're the king of the hill and it'll take a long slide to come off it. It takes sharp periods of decline for people to notice.
You keep slapping on new features every time someone has a slight issue with the language and you end up with C++. Don't know what you think is awkward about Java exceptions and multiple inheritance was yanked from the spec for very sound reasons (ask a gray-haired C++ coder why). Java makes compromises (like primitives not being first class objects), but at least they were done with forethought.
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They also bang super models and live in mansions. There are hordes of people willing to make the sacrifice, unfortunately.
If securing wifi becomes mainstream and hackers start producing tools to crack common wifi entry points, it would be much harder to explain away an intrusion if your network is password protected than if it is not.
My only real concern would be with bandwidth consumption and there are a lot of teens in my neighborhood I could see streaming like fiends.
Interesting thought, but if there's life on Mars that's not directly related to life on Earth, that means that life is going to be very common in the universe. So, there's no need to treat Mars with any reverence.
I'm announcing plans to bed every month of the 2010 Sports Illustrated swimsuit calendar. Might take 10-20 years. However long it takes you to forget about my prediction.
Your users or world governments?
Clouds aren't the problem. It's contracting your cloud out to a third party that's the problem.
You sure that wasn't in the DC area? I remember the story. They caused a HUGE traffic jam because the speed limits are impractically lowered. Another interesting point. Check out the Montana study on speed limits. It turns out that removing daytime speed limits actually *increases* safety.
I bet all the heavy lifting is on the Google-2-business end. That, and the Google-to-Feds end. Takes a lot of people to serve up all those personal records.
The units for the most part are logical. A foot is the length of your foot. Teaspoon, tablespoon. An inch is a joint in your finger, etc. I want to see a switch, but the adjustments will be deeper than changing road signs.
Mix a democracy with a dash of pro-US dissenters
Bring to a boil
Remove president when flavor suited to taste
Add one whole dictator
Simmer for 30 years
More likely they don't want to give a heads up to other fledgling or small-scale intelligence operations.
Of course, you could do the financially-beneficial thing and the *right* thing by making a record of all of these conversations and write a book.
Your friend is lying to you.
Me too which I thought was funny. But for some reason, you get the mod points and the original poster got modded "troll". Go figure.
The problem isn't website publisher expectations; it's user expectations. If I do a search for "fixing motorcycle flat," I expect to see enthusiast links to detailed, dedicated forums on fixing my flat. I don't expect to see a lame eHow recipe, ads for motorcycle products, etc. The problem Google has is over the past few years, searches have become polluted with lots of garbage links that are frustrating users.
But, that's what a profit motive can do. Look at YouTube. You go out and do a search of anything interesting or topical and you'll no doubt return video blogs from some moron trying to farm hits to his channel or an advertiser with a slightly related product. And, if Google doesn't get a hold of this problem they're going to find themselves in the place of the obsolete search engines they supplanted.
Most comic movies are following a fairly safe pattern; even through all 3 movies in their trilogies (though some franchises aren't making it that far). I've gotten really bored with them.
The Watchmen was the most original I can think of. And, the Batman reboot origin was pretty cool as well.
Yeah, but Europa also has that weird orange colored water seeping through the ice cracks. That seems like strong enough evidence of something weird going on to investigate. More direct evidence than speculation I mean.
Watch the video, you say! This is Slashdot. All we need to do is see "Jesse Jackson," "Illinois," "Congress," and "iPad" mixed together with a classically hyperbolic summary to start posting!
WTF, when did the Fennoscandian region declare independence from Russia? Finland is a country now?
A Soviet design or a US design?
How about all of the tax breaks you can get by dumping money into investments and retirement funds? How is it that GE didn't have to pay *any* taxes? Did you know we had a top tax bracket around 90% in this country? It was a way to prevent management from lavishing themselves with bank-breaking salaries. Guess what's happening now? Companies in the red are still throwing cash at the executives.
You must be a Brit. The correct term here in the states is Freedom Listening.
The problem is it isn't just anecdotal whining. There's statistical evidence that we've been in decline for decades (3-4 can't remember). But, we're the king of the hill and it'll take a long slide to come off it. It takes sharp periods of decline for people to notice.
Interlocked rings are a symbol of marriage.
You keep slapping on new features every time someone has a slight issue with the language and you end up with C++. Don't know what you think is awkward about Java exceptions and multiple inheritance was yanked from the spec for very sound reasons (ask a gray-haired C++ coder why). Java makes compromises (like primitives not being first class objects), but at least they were done with forethought.