While the fact the Navy is compiling the data is concerning, the information they're collecting is public record. Newsflash: if you get arrested, everyone can know.
Already half of all robberies in San Francisco and 75 percent of those in Oakland involve a mobile device and the number is rising in Los Angeles, according to police figures.
Really, what we need, is a kill switch for Oakland, San Francisco and LA.
By VMware client, I actually meant Vsphere. Part of my job is managing the several hundred virtual servers that run a state wide law enforcement agency. VMWare hasn't updated their thick client to support all of the features in ESXi 5.5. To access those features and have passthrough authentication, you have to use Flash, and a windows based browser. Perhap the position you've chosen to take works for you, but If your only experience with VMWare is workstation then you're hardly an authority.
That's a convienent position to take but sometimes you don't have a choice. VMware, for example, requires flash for their web client while at the same time removing functionality from their thick client. I can either take a philosophical stand or I can do my job.
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Many induce absolutely tremendous levels of suffering.
We can hope.
The inmate "blew" a vein and had a heart attack.
Sounds like it worked okay.
3) Armed guards with instructions to shoot on sight.
As long as they're awake....
"Collecting" isn't the problem. It's using someone else's copyrighted property to sell one's own services.
Would you feel differently if someone used your source code as a reference for a contract gig?
I see you have a fancy stove. You must be an excellent chef.
Depends on how many files you have it your home dir. If it's lots, I prefer:
/home /mnt/home
cd
find . -print -depth | cpio -pvdum
Don't spread that around....
They are, actually.
While the fact the Navy is compiling the data is concerning, the information they're collecting is public record. Newsflash: if you get arrested, everyone can know.
This +1
It's like killing two turds with one flush!
I think Ballmer is going to take an extra flush.
04. Wipe hands on pants.
United uses it too.
Sadly, I believe you're correct.
IBM is primarily a professional services company. They've been evolving into that for years.
Already half of all robberies in San Francisco and 75 percent of those in Oakland involve a mobile device and the number is rising in Los Angeles, according to police figures.
Really, what we need, is a kill switch for Oakland, San Francisco and LA.
By VMware client, I actually meant Vsphere. Part of my job is managing the several hundred virtual servers that run a state wide law enforcement agency. VMWare hasn't updated their thick client to support all of the features in ESXi 5.5. To access those features and have passthrough authentication, you have to use Flash, and a windows based browser. Perhap the position you've chosen to take works for you, but If your only experience with VMWare is workstation then you're hardly an authority.
That's a convienent position to take but sometimes you don't have a choice. VMware, for example, requires flash for their web client while at the same time removing functionality from their thick client. I can either take a philosophical stand or I can do my job.
and all of London's cars come to a grinding halt...
And this will be different than the M1 or M25 during rush hour how?
Make sure and check the "Zoom to fill page" box....
This is /. While you're statement is true, it's likely impossible for many regular posters.
It's not a matter of how he grips it....
Privacy afforded by bitcoin is lost here since buyer identity is known to at least two parties - Overstock and Coinbase.
And UPS.
This protects them from a "man in the middle" how?
If the government has the keys it doesn't matter how many bits they use.
Please stay "fled."