CEO Ivan said so last week. they can't keep what they've got in stock, and they can't comment in any way on the VeriPhone rumors, and they're finishing up 38 cities of LTE expansion, so they've really got a full plate.
and they've not got the bad taste of the Kin out yet, either.
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Trouble Pawlenty, whose Indian name is Chief Tumbling Bridges, does not want to spend a penny, nor help anybody except the 157 million/billionnaires who he caters to. this is not a "big vote" for cloud computing, but he probably thinks by getting rid of infrastructure, he can get rid of more of the state government. it's foxes for the hen house.
you get yourself a bunch of private pipes, and you use them as a backbone using IP, and you use a private set of addresses like the 10-net, and you make no connections whatsoever between this and The Connected Internet.
and you have an internet.
and it's not connected to The Connected Internet.
and then you can control your own security.
and as long as you do not put any software on any machines on the private internet that comes from untrusted sources and has not been vetted, you're nice and secure.
nothing with any criticality should EVER be connected to The Connected Internet.
glad you've made a start in this process. now build one. a bunch of pre-teens could hash up one in an hour if you don't need a bunch of wacky routing rules.
this was a high-level inside hack. somebody is going to go missing. where they came from or end up will tell you who really orchestrated this one.
oh, and by the way, note that it was a broadcast inside hack, going all over Iran and elsewhere to get to the prize.
tells you two things. one, Iran has the nuclear stuff very highly compartmented. the originators did not have access to ring 0 of the secret program despite presumably working for the contractor.
two, there should not be any commodity stuff hanging on the side of any sensitive system. the worm got all over because there were Best Buy laptops running open market software.
nothing like looking down on takeoff, folks, to make you wonder what you're up to.
except maybe seeing the runway lights coming at ya from 50 feet.
or watching a tire disintegrate on the landing gear.
"for your pleasure, we offer earphones for $5, soft drinks for $2, pillows for $4, and clock-stopping horse-pill tranquilizers for $25. please don't mob the stewards as they make their way down the mffff THUMP THUMP GIMME THAT!"
so, theoretically, the dimbulb exec is partially correct. and MS will fix the problem by shifting this incompetent exec to someplace where he can't do any damage. like maybe mobile, or Vista phone support.
"hey, baby, I could take this building down with two paper clips and that jar of hand soap in the rest room. so you should go out with me."
it is patently false to assume little kiddies who aspire to be murderous international criminals take engineering classes to learn how to be successful terrorists.
where I come from, you swap out the suspicious or dead junk, and roll the data back on from backups.
this, of course, requires you know how to find dead junk, swap it, and retrieve tapes that you knew how to make, and roll them back on according to your training.
remove all of the above, and it sounds like the error they have.
monkeys cost less, and can do exactly the same job. just sayin'....
anybody who would start a corporation using the root word from the old complaint, "dude, am I faced!" probably has no knowledge of firms like "x Booksellers", "x Book Store," "Book Nook," "Wise Book Publishing Co." and the like.
we can only hope they are barred from trademarking company names containing either "face" or "book."
incidentally, I think all the letters of the alphabet have been used before, as well. I think the whole site should be open sourced.
next they'll ban sales of music instruments, pens and ink, and thoughts. somebody just shut these weasels down once and for all, and let's be done with this.
the problem is with schmucks who want something for nothing. deal with them.
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CEO Ivan said so last week. they can't keep what they've got in stock, and they can't comment in any way on the VeriPhone rumors, and they're finishing up 38 cities of LTE expansion, so they've really got a full plate.
and they've not got the bad taste of the Kin out yet, either.
WINDOWS 1.0 TILES! WINDOWS 1.0 TILES! WINDOWS 1.0 TILES!
yeah, the act's old, but so is that interface.
don't forget to tip the waiters! -- I'll be here 5 to life, tell your friends.
keeping the frikkin' sharks carrying the lasers alive behind the dash.
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sold right now. they aren't? well, they won't be under any trees, then.
another opportunity missed.
moving from MachoSoft to MicroSoft, time marches on.
Trouble Pawlenty, whose Indian name is Chief Tumbling Bridges, does not want to spend a penny, nor help anybody except the 157 million/billionnaires who he caters to. this is not a "big vote" for cloud computing, but he probably thinks by getting rid of infrastructure, he can get rid of more of the state government. it's foxes for the hen house.
but I'll bet they can find it.
you get yourself a bunch of private pipes, and you use them as a backbone using IP, and you use a private set of addresses like the 10-net, and you make no connections whatsoever between this and The Connected Internet.
and you have an internet.
and it's not connected to The Connected Internet.
and then you can control your own security.
and as long as you do not put any software on any machines on the private internet that comes from untrusted sources and has not been vetted, you're nice and secure.
nothing with any criticality should EVER be connected to The Connected Internet.
glad you've made a start in this process. now build one. a bunch of pre-teens could hash up one in an hour if you don't need a bunch of wacky routing rules.
ATT did not invent the dial phone. a Missouri undertaker did. this was good ol' fashioned corporate hardball at work.
there are two edges on that knife.
one is, "hyuk-yuk, dayamn, boy, I ain't got nothin."
the other is "you are not cleared for that information, I am not cleared for that information, I'm not going to reveal how I got that information."
think both through.
this was a high-level inside hack. somebody is going to go missing. where they came from or end up will tell you who really orchestrated this one.
oh, and by the way, note that it was a broadcast inside hack, going all over Iran and elsewhere to get to the prize.
tells you two things. one, Iran has the nuclear stuff very highly compartmented. the originators did not have access to ring 0 of the secret program despite presumably working for the contractor.
two, there should not be any commodity stuff hanging on the side of any sensitive system. the worm got all over because there were Best Buy laptops running open market software.
nothing like looking down on takeoff, folks, to make you wonder what you're up to.
except maybe seeing the runway lights coming at ya from 50 feet.
or watching a tire disintegrate on the landing gear.
"for your pleasure, we offer earphones for $5, soft drinks for $2, pillows for $4, and clock-stopping horse-pill tranquilizers for $25. please don't mob the stewards as they make their way down the mffff THUMP THUMP GIMME THAT!"
simplicity, really. you unwashed barstardes, we got you now.
randomly push 15,000 volts both ways out of the Secret Encryption Box into source and destination.
then the Master Standard Customer Release Media, 35mm film, is set on fire.
so, theoretically, the dimbulb exec is partially correct. and MS will fix the problem by shifting this incompetent exec to someplace where he can't do any damage. like maybe mobile, or Vista phone support.
"hey, baby, I could take this building down with two paper clips and that jar of hand soap in the rest room. so you should go out with me."
it is patently false to assume little kiddies who aspire to be murderous international criminals take engineering classes to learn how to be successful terrorists.
sounds like NHK needs to read blogs on air daily.
"But Ma, everybody did it."
BP, you're still getting a spanking. you're supposed to set an example, not lead a gang.
nfm
31 characters, all you'd need to know to schedule an angiogram.
where I come from, you swap out the suspicious or dead junk, and roll the data back on from backups.
this, of course, requires you know how to find dead junk, swap it, and retrieve tapes that you knew how to make, and roll them back on according to your training.
remove all of the above, and it sounds like the error they have.
monkeys cost less, and can do exactly the same job. just sayin'....
so I can play it on my Control Data computer?
good thing Northrup Grumman doesn't do anything important, like, say, vital national security support.
oh, wait... .
anybody who would start a corporation using the root word from the old complaint, "dude, am I faced!" probably has no knowledge of firms like "x Booksellers", "x Book Store," "Book Nook," "Wise Book Publishing Co." and the like.
we can only hope they are barred from trademarking company names containing either "face" or "book."
incidentally, I think all the letters of the alphabet have been used before, as well. I think the whole site should be open sourced.
"Bastardze?"
next they'll ban sales of music instruments, pens and ink, and thoughts. somebody just shut these weasels down once and for all, and let's be done with this.
the problem is with schmucks who want something for nothing. deal with them.
copyright law works fine for everybody else.