if one of your employees want's to steal credit card numbers, there are a 1000 ways they could do it.
- are mp3 players banned on site? - are all usb ports blocked? - are all cd-burners inactive? - are all diskdrives inactive? - are all printouts monitored? - are all mobile phone memories locked? - are all brains scanned on exit (remembering 16 numbers each day would be achievable)?
- are the employees trusted?
It all boils down to that, doesn't it? Knowing that if you do something that you know you shouldn't, you better well make damn sure that you can enjoy the benefits from the street the rest of your natural born life. So don't!
for some strange reason, ssh is not allowed out of the company firewall here.. and tunneling via http, https or socks isn't possible either (I've checked)
The easy way is https://gmail.com/ which will protect against the local bastard operator.
The geeky way is to simply https to the webmail you've got running on your own box at home, but I've never gotten around to set that up... mainly because that box doesn't act as a mailserver anyway.. (argh, I am not 1337)
Basically, there is no excuse for mixing private and company mail.
The best rapper is white. The best golfer is black. The French calls the Americans arogant. The Germans don't want to go to war. Switzerland won the world championship in sailing... and a Mac has a "Intel inside" sticker
The world is truely comming to an end.
Yes, I would definately go look for Duke Nuke'em Forever!
And after that, you change the MAC address on your router and request a new IP from your ISP.
For total fragmentation of data (that RIAA/MPAA can collect) you close your client before you finished downloading, do the new-ip-trick, and restart your client.
..the school's cafeteria has to serve burgers and fries because the budget has been used on a monitoring system, that let the parents observe what their kids eat..
oh, the irony!
I agree with you; making food for kids should not be a business..
and would like to add that setting the lunch-gestapo on a generation is an affront to human dignity.
I agree with you on this one though it seems that when you can check your kids via the internet it's ok to do so... to quote an old book: "The Internet is cool, but not that cool"..
About breakfast.. different strokes for different folks and I grew up with a good meal in the morning as opposed to a heavy meal just before bedtime. It works for me and it will work for my kids.. Who will probably be teased in school for being skiny.:-)
finally a business plan on/. that might actually sell!
Think about it! There is a woried parent born every minute! A woried parent with disposable income!
You could even make a RPG style HUD for parent desktop computers, so multiple children can be monitored at the same time! For an extra fee you could even throw in partner monitoring.
.. just make sure that your kids get a good solid breakfast at home. Then it woun't matter much, what they eat at lunch. Especially if they are fed another sustaning meal _at home_ later in the day as well.. Alternatively, have them bring fruit and water for lunch.
It's not an epedemic, it's not a signess, it's not genetic, it's not something you can catch... it's what you eat!
Slashdot Mirror
(RI|MP)AA
.. so cool, so scary..
I read the word PIMP there
With the number of updates Microsoft is churning out, it does make sense for them to embrace a BitTorrent like distribution system.
:-)
But why would you want to seed?
If people really want to get data out, they will. If there is money to be made doing this, somebody will try.
.. oh, wait, been done.. :-)
Maybe they will make a deal with the UPS guy to 'loose' the unencrypted backup tape
if one of your employees want's to steal credit card numbers, there are a 1000 ways they could do it.
- are mp3 players banned on site?
- are all usb ports blocked?
- are all cd-burners inactive?
- are all diskdrives inactive?
- are all printouts monitored?
- are all mobile phone memories locked?
- are all brains scanned on exit (remembering 16 numbers each day would be achievable)?
- are the employees trusted?
It all boils down to that, doesn't it? Knowing that if you do something that you know you shouldn't, you better well make damn sure that you can enjoy the benefits from the street the rest of your natural born life. So don't!
for some strange reason, ssh is not allowed out of the company firewall here.. and tunneling via http, https or socks isn't possible either (I've checked)
The easy way is https://gmail.com/ which will protect against the local bastard operator.
The geeky way is to simply https to the webmail you've got running on your own box at home, but I've never gotten around to set that up... mainly because that box doesn't act as a mailserver anyway.. (argh, I am not 1337)
Basically, there is no excuse for mixing private and company mail.
The best rapper is white. .. and a Mac has a "Intel inside" sticker
The best golfer is black.
The French calls the Americans arogant.
The Germans don't want to go to war.
Switzerland won the world championship in sailing.
The world is truely comming to an end.
Yes, I would definately go look for Duke Nuke'em Forever!
Learn how to make fire from a Coke can and a chocolate bar or simply from ice or water if you must..
Because it whould be easier to have your boss sign one once instead of twice?
Personally, I would go for 3 of these Dell1905's and avoid the hazzle of looking into the seam between the screens all the time, but that's just me..
and close down this so fast that nobody will notice
Once my client is closed, then bye bye.
And after that, you change the MAC address on your router and request a new IP from your ISP.
For total fragmentation of data (that RIAA/MPAA can collect) you close your client before you finished downloading, do the new-ip-trick, and restart your client.
rinse and repeat.
and we have just seen that 60% of US believe that life exists on other planets.
:-)
Therefore, a number of americans don't believe that life exists in Europe and Asia
conveniently you can blame the system or agree that there is an obesity epedemic. And you can have 5 minutes more in bed! What a secure investment! ;-)
..the school's cafeteria has to serve burgers and fries because the budget has been used on a monitoring system, that let the parents observe what their kids eat ..
oh, the irony!
I agree with you; making food for kids should not be a business..
and would like to add that setting the lunch-gestapo on a generation is an affront to human dignity.
.. different strokes for different folks and I grew up with a good meal in the morning as opposed to a heavy meal just before bedtime. It works for me and it will work for my kids .. Who will probably be teased in school for being skiny. :-)
I agree with you on this one though it seems that when you can check your kids via the internet it's ok to do so... to quote an old book: "The Internet is cool, but not that cool"..
About breakfast
finally a business plan on /. that might actually sell!
Think about it! There is a woried parent born every minute! A woried parent with disposable income!
You could even make a RPG style HUD for parent desktop computers, so multiple children can be monitored at the same time! For an extra fee you could even throw in partner monitoring.
I have lint in my belly button.
;-)
But then again, I am not practicing Lent or Ramadan or any other religiously sancioned time of abstinence
Making sure that the kids participate? Take away their lunch money at home would ensure that!
Oh, I like this little gem:
"They drink it down like a Coke."
WTF!?
Coke is ok, but juice is not?
.. just make sure that your kids get a good solid breakfast at home. Then it woun't matter much, what they eat at lunch. Especially if they are fed another sustaning meal _at home_ later in the day as well.. Alternatively, have them bring fruit and water for lunch.
It's not an epedemic, it's not a signess, it's not genetic, it's not something you can catch... it's what you eat!
than the tobaco producers association.. companies, whatever..
Neither guns nor cigarettes are going to be outlawed.
Now, the Church condems pre-marital sex.
:-)
See? There are exceptions to every rule.
Debian, no Redhad, no no no obviously suse...
.. which doesn't make any sense at all..
There is a Linux war as well
prOn treasure hunt challenge is OVER! Search engines standing down.
( btw my slashdot password is NOT 'foo/.' ;)
:-)
no, obviously it's "fooslash" as you write yourself!
Yeah ... because God forbid you look past entry #1 on the results list.
:-)
"I'm feeling lucky" ?
no, it's you got it mixed up..
"God mastubates, every time someone leech from BitTorrent"