I think it's quite possible if she was using something stupid like Outlook on Windows XP, and had a limited quota on an Exchange server.
Those monstrosities were horrific in terms of reliability and local mail stores based on.PST formats are notorious for being fragile, easy to corrupt and difficult to backup.
Minimize the number of places you expose your CC numbers. Pay cash where feasible. Use debit cards ONLY at bank terminals. Be especially careful at restaurants and gas stations.
I have no problem with the Army buying MRAPs at $300K a pop for use in combat. If you are going to have an all-volunteer army it's the least you can do.
When it came out that they were supporting SOPA I pulled my domains and moved them to Namecheap. One of the best things I ever did.
As part of the process they put a lock on a couple of my domains for some reason. They claimed it was because I changed some account information, which I didn't.
When that happened I complained to the AG in the state they are incorporated in. When that hit the fan some VP called me personally to expedite the transfer. So basically you can put some leverage on them through the AG.
I agree. My local mall now has license plate scanners on all of it's entrances courtesy of DHS.
Some of this stuff is cheap war surplus that probably the small police departments will find impossible to maintain, like MRAPs. But the surveillance stuff is really annoying.
Really I view this sort of thing as just another aspect of militarization of law enforcement. This sort of thing is wartime SIGINT gear. It should require judicial oversight and warrants for use in civilian populations. The fact that it's use is treated like a state secret is a big fat warning that the law enforcement agencies are trying to protect something that they realize would create a serious public outcry if people realized it's capabilities.
Stingrays definitely exist. They were developed for the purpose of tracking cell phones in places like Afghanistan. They can even be mounted on UAVs.
It's a perfectly legit war theater SIGINT tool. Unfortunately Harris Corp has been marketing it to local law enforcement agencies who are trying to use it covertly to prevent 4th Amendment review issues.
The thing is that H1-B's are much better for America as a whole than not allowing this immigrant labor because the alternative would be more US companies moving off-shore.
If they do tax revenue and the associated secondary business activity in the US goes with it.
H1-B has some bad effects but the alternative is much worse.
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As soon as I see crap like preloaded orders I close my browser tab.
That takes care of the issue.
Actually they did the same thing to socialist etc. groups. In fact the only group that was actually denied a tax exemption was a progressive church.
But don't let facts bother you.
I think it's quite possible if she was using something stupid like Outlook on Windows XP, and had a limited quota on an Exchange server.
Those monstrosities were horrific in terms of reliability and local mail stores based on .PST formats are notorious for being fragile, easy to corrupt and difficult to backup.
This is corporate / government IT from hell.
When it's to his benefit.
Given the intransigence of the Congress that will be uh... when the next President is sworn in.
This Congress actually did less than the do-nothing Congress. Least productive in US history.
The thing is amnesty has nothing to do with border security. The two are very different issues.
Uhhh most states have 'fire at will' laws that mean you can get rid of a person for any reason or no reason whatsoever.
The long history of public employment abuse definitely shows some sort protection is needed.
Minimize the number of places you expose your CC numbers. Pay cash where feasible. Use debit cards ONLY at bank terminals. Be especially careful at restaurants and gas stations.
I have no problem with the Army buying MRAPs at $300K a pop for use in combat. If you are going to have an all-volunteer army it's the least you can do.
However it's STUPID for small police departments.
When it came out that they were supporting SOPA I pulled my domains and moved them to Namecheap. One of the best things I ever did.
As part of the process they put a lock on a couple of my domains for some reason. They claimed it was because I changed some account information, which I didn't.
When that happened I complained to the AG in the state they are incorporated in. When that hit the fan some VP called me personally to expedite the transfer. So basically you can put some leverage on them through the AG.
You would think that just the scrap value would be more than $5g. Hell I got $200 for my lawn tractor.
I agree. My local mall now has license plate scanners on all of it's entrances courtesy of DHS.
Some of this stuff is cheap war surplus that probably the small police departments will find impossible to maintain, like MRAPs. But the surveillance stuff is really annoying.
Tilting the car body is NOT the same thing as banking the roadway.
The difference is NK leaders are bat-shit crazy and are developing their own nukes anyway.
Canuks are mostly interested in preserving the integrity of the Stanley Cup and the Maple Syrup Cartel.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Really I view this sort of thing as just another aspect of militarization of law enforcement. This sort of thing is wartime SIGINT gear. It should require judicial oversight and warrants for use in civilian populations. The fact that it's use is treated like a state secret is a big fat warning that the law enforcement agencies are trying to protect something that they realize would create a serious public outcry if people realized it's capabilities.
Stingrays definitely exist. They were developed for the purpose of tracking cell phones in places like Afghanistan. They can even be mounted on UAVs.
It's a perfectly legit war theater SIGINT tool. Unfortunately Harris Corp has been marketing it to local law enforcement agencies who are trying to use it covertly to prevent 4th Amendment review issues.
Here's a price list:
http://publicintelligence.net/...
So I'm planning a trip to Europe -> Netherlands, Germany Austria Hungary. I have a Nexus 4 which I hear works well in Europe.
What SIM should I get?
NASA to Mars under any circumstances seems unlikely. They haven't made any progress since what 1969?
Give the money to Musk. NASA and their contractors are mostly a pile of bureaucrats milking the public teat.
All it needs is some greehouse gases.
As Elon Musk noted it's a fixer-upper planet.
http://www.laserpointersafety....
You think these penalties are too extreme? Messing with pilots while they are controlling aircraft is a very serious activity.
Non zero incidents of pilots injured by lasers says you are wrong.
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/20...
This one isn't frivolous. It has put pilots and crew in the hospital with eye burns.
http://www.wfaa.com/news/local...
http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/he...
While it hasn't led to air crashes YET it is still a serious form of assault on someone in a critical position.
Some states still have the death penalty for attacking a first responder. Something to think about.
So the complaint "geeze I only have two hands" isn't going to work any more.
Geeze.
You didn't get any Funny mod points for your 'joke'.
Sounds and looks more like a face plant to me.
The thing is that H1-B's are much better for America as a whole than not allowing this immigrant labor because the alternative would be more US companies moving off-shore.
If they do tax revenue and the associated secondary business activity in the US goes with it.
H1-B has some bad effects but the alternative is much worse.