This is bad, as I host my own domain and send mail from it. I don't want to have to pay someone to host my mail server, and you know that plenty of ISPs will block mail that doesn't come from a.mail domain.
Not shaky at all, this is very similar to the petagon papers, except it is against a private company. However, since this involves voting rights, there is overwhelming public interest in the content given that this invloves election fraud.
More on the pentagon papers.
Our word for the day is Equitable Estoppel. SCO can't say in court that the GPL is invalid and then turn around and distribute software under the same license. If the GPL is invalid they would have to go back to the Samba team and get a "valid" license before they could distribute it.
I don't know if there is a US law that is complimentary, but in California, there is a law against filing too many frivolous lawsuits called the "vexatious litigant" law. If you are designated a vexatious litigant, you have to get a judge's permission before filing a lawsuit. If you file a lawsuit without a judges permission you are considered in contempt of court and are sent to jail immediately. EFF?
Just as you have the Senate and the House known collectivly as the Congress, you have Senators and Representatives (House Members), collectivly known as congressmen.
Allocaitons are made for organizations that need globally unique IP addresses, not necessarily connected to the Internet.
IBM owns 9.0.0.0/8, none of it is connected to the Internet. They use globally unique addressing in their internal network for private connections to other organizations, without fear of collisions.
This is typically no longer done and the IANA recommends you use a random range from private IP space from now on, except in rare cases.
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...has anyone broken it yet?
...increasing the cost of a forign IT worker. Say by charging a crippling tariff on leased lines to popular outsourcing countries.
If it costs $100/min to transfer a call to Bangalore, very few compaines will do it...
So when does SCO sue because AIX runs on PowerPC so they must be releasing SCO Intellectual Property...
This is bad, as I host my own domain and send mail from it. I don't want to have to pay someone to host my mail server, and you know that plenty of ISPs will block mail that doesn't come from a .mail domain.
I certainly can't pay $2000 a year.
What does Halliburton chrage for a RedHat Linux 9 on CD? $10,000?
We have yet to determine wether life exists on Mars, and yet we are planning to send living organisms to the planet.
How can we prove that life existed on Mars before we planted our own infestation?
Not shaky at all, this is very similar to the petagon papers, except it is against a private company. However, since this involves voting rights, there is overwhelming public interest in the content given that this invloves election fraud. More on the pentagon papers.
TiVoCluster...
Multiple TiVos that each can record and playback, and have a common ToDo list and a common "Now Playing". All wirelessly.
You just need the 20 LNB DirecTV Dish.
The only command you need to know.
Couldn't the tubes be designed to use the heat to move the water?
Hit ctrl-openapple-reset and let it go...
Just follow the money...
A fix for the "all your misspellings are beloning to us" Verisign hack.
Our word for the day is Equitable Estoppel. SCO can't say in court that the GPL is invalid and then turn around and distribute software under the same license. If the GPL is invalid they would have to go back to the Samba team and get a "valid" license before they could distribute it.
This seems to sum up this guys knowledge of the Internet. Move along, nothing to see here.
I don't know if there is a US law that is complimentary, but in California, there is a law against filing too many frivolous lawsuits called the "vexatious litigant" law. If you are designated a vexatious litigant, you have to get a judge's permission before filing a lawsuit. If you file a lawsuit without a judges permission you are considered in contempt of court and are sent to jail immediately. EFF?
This is a little DC power for IP Phones and WAPs not 120VAC for your computer.
48V at 350mA max DC.
Yea...
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Actually, all we need is a RFID killer. I wonder if putting that new shirt in a microwave might overload and kill it...
Just as you have the Senate and the House known collectivly as the Congress, you have Senators and Representatives (House Members), collectivly known as congressmen.
What we really need is a technology that removes a congressman from office once he says anything unconstitutional in public.
No need for any due process crap, just "bu-bye".
Allocaitons are made for organizations that need globally unique IP addresses, not necessarily connected to the Internet.
IBM owns 9.0.0.0/8, none of it is connected to the Internet. They use globally unique addressing in their internal network for private connections to other organizations, without fear of collisions.
This is typically no longer done and the IANA recommends you use a random range from private IP space from now on, except in rare cases.
Microsoft already tried to include a virus scanner in DOS 6. IIRC, it was really, really bad. Here is a link to a usenet posing talking about it:
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http://groups.google.com/groups?q=MSAV&start=11
This includes Office.
XP and Office XP is approx. $900.
How about usinc CDIR?
Kingdom ATGACTGCAG.x/57823407891237