I don't know how the CIA operates but the NSA has 2 completely separate computer networks. One attached to the world and one that's not. Breaking into their classified network is not possible by conventional means.
Maryland currently uses a program along these lines. Repeat offenders or first offenders(if deemed necessary) get an ignition lock installed on their steering column. They must blow into the device every time they try to start the car. If they are intoxicated, the car doesn't start. Their is still the issue of the device failing or tricking the device in order to get the car started. I'm sure a sober friend can activate the starter for you!
I haven't checked the archives but has anyone hacked WebTV for Linux yet? If so, it wouldn't be so bad that it comes with WebTV. You just have to avoid that 6 month subscription somehow. And is it really any surprise to anyone that Microsoft has weaseled their way into our family rooms now. First the offices, then the family rooms, soon the kitchens and bedrooms. I can't wait for the Microsoft clock - yeah, the one that needs restarted every 6 hours or so. What an excuse to miss work, "Sorry sir, my clock crashed and I was sleeping so I couldn't reboot it!"
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I don't know how the CIA operates but the NSA has 2 completely separate computer networks. One attached to the world and one that's not. Breaking into their classified network is not possible by conventional means.
Just my $.02!
Maryland currently uses a program along these lines. Repeat offenders or first offenders(if deemed necessary) get an ignition lock installed on their steering column. They must blow into the device every time they try to start the car. If they are intoxicated, the car doesn't start. Their is still the issue of the device failing or tricking the device in order to get the car started. I'm sure a sober friend can activate the starter for you!
I haven't checked the archives but has anyone hacked WebTV for Linux yet? If so, it wouldn't be so bad that it comes with WebTV. You just have to avoid that 6 month subscription somehow. And is it really any surprise to anyone that Microsoft has weaseled their way into our family rooms now. First the offices, then the family rooms, soon the kitchens and bedrooms. I can't wait for the Microsoft clock - yeah, the one that needs restarted every 6 hours or so. What an excuse to miss work, "Sorry sir, my clock crashed and I was sleeping so I couldn't reboot it!"