But you get it because IE is used as the rendering engine, thereby ensuring that any security problems in one application are shared amongst as many others as possible.
"The device appears to have been put into service considerably earlier than had been projected by the Air Force as recently as February.
At that time, a long-range planning document, dubbed the Transformation Flight Plan, said such a system would let the United States by 2010 "deny and disrupt an adversary's space-based communications and early warning" of attack."
That's the way to beat the enemy to the punch - make them think you're 5+ years away from ready, then DEPLOY!
Now that the question has been modded as flamebait, will this even get read?
Well, my thoughts on this:
Kerry has said many times that one of the biggest mistakes Bush has made is to divert our forces from the search for OBL and Al-Queda. This strongly implies (to me at least) that one of his top priorities if he wins is to get the hell out of Iraq as fast as possible and re-deploy/re-task our troops back to hunting OBL.
Personally, I think he underestimates what Bush will be doing if re-elected.
Of course, this only works for people crazy enough to open emails in a program that accesses the web for content. Text-based email readers are obviously the way to go when sending threats _and_ opening email!
I agree with everything you've said here. It is too bad that "the system" has ground her down to the point that she is unwilling to continue in it. I'm willing to bet that we lose many good teachers this way.
While I'd love to be able to check on my kids' progress (our school's ability to communicate with parents leaves MUCH to be desired), I like this for another reason.
Teachers today have to do way to much with way too few tools for way too little pay. Hopefully, schools/districts will take advantage of this to make teachers' lives easier.
I hate reading about this stuff. It seems to take years from when I read about it until something filters down to where I can use it. And then, it always seems to cost a fortune. Is it just me?
I bought the stupid thing because someone (whose opinion about fiction I'll take with a much larger grain of salt from now on) recommended it.
I kept trying to root for Alex (the main character) since I felt a bit of affinity with him. I ended up just hating him, and the book. Overall, it was a chore to read. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
If you want my copy for the price of shipping, let me know! (Even better if your name is Robert, since that is who Christopher Null signed it to).
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Since when do salaried workers get overtime? I haven't been paid overtime in over 10 years.
Really!
...that I need to delete all those...never mind!
But you get it because IE is used as the rendering engine, thereby ensuring that any security problems in one application are shared amongst as many others as possible.
...doesn't execute HTML or scripts. Use it, be safe!
And of course, I mean Challenger, not Columbia. Duh!
RE: the Columbia - I don't think the QC was missing - I think the QC'ers were suppressed.
...is finish the research/testing and build the damned elevators. And put up a base on the Moon. And one on Mars.
"The device appears to have been put into service considerably earlier than had been projected by the Air Force as recently as February.
At that time, a long-range planning document, dubbed the Transformation Flight Plan, said such a system would let the United States by 2010 "deny and disrupt an adversary's space-based communications and early warning" of attack."
That's the way to beat the enemy to the punch - make them think you're 5+ years away from ready, then DEPLOY!
Now that the question has been modded as flamebait, will this even get read?
Well, my thoughts on this:
Kerry has said many times that one of the biggest mistakes Bush has made is to divert our forces from the search for OBL and Al-Queda. This strongly implies (to me at least) that one of his top priorities if he wins is to get the hell out of Iraq as fast as possible and re-deploy/re-task our troops back to hunting OBL.
Personally, I think he underestimates what Bush will be doing if re-elected.
I've heard discussion of the theory that Osama Bin Laden wants to keep Bush in power. Thoughts?
Of course, this only works for people crazy enough to open emails in a program that accesses the web for content. Text-based email readers are obviously the way to go when sending threats _and_ opening email!
I agree with everything you've said here. It is too bad that "the system" has ground her down to the point that she is unwilling to continue in it. I'm willing to bet that we lose many good teachers this way.
While I'd love to be able to check on my kids' progress (our school's ability to communicate with parents leaves MUCH to be desired), I like this for another reason.
Teachers today have to do way to much with way too few tools for way too little pay. Hopefully, schools/districts will take advantage of this to make teachers' lives easier.
I hate reading about this stuff. It seems to take years from when I read about it until something filters down to where I can use it. And then, it always seems to cost a fortune. Is it just me?
Cause I'd really love to be as green as possible!
I have to agree with you - I'd guess that it takes a pretty inexperienced user to have their mail program interrupt them every time a message arrives.
I leave mine running, and just check it when I feel like it.
There are some tools with no reasonable purpose besides evil.
While this instance proves that Echelon can be used for good, who insures that?
I wasn't even aware that it was acknowledged as existing by most countries, and now the UK is talking about it openly?
I'm still undecided about good vs. evil on Echelon.
I bought the stupid thing because someone (whose opinion about fiction I'll take with a much larger grain of salt from now on) recommended it.
I kept trying to root for Alex (the main character) since I felt a bit of affinity with him. I ended up just hating him, and the book. Overall, it was a chore to read. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
If you want my copy for the price of shipping, let me know! (Even better if your name is Robert, since that is who Christopher Null signed it to).