Because he said "you have to have people take personal responsibility " and " there will never be a technological device that imparts common sense when it comes to safe driving" ? That's idiotic?
The PLC's weren't connected to a network. They were connected to a controlling PC. Sure, the connections are a network, but it's a closed one, and one you have to have.
In the US, if you're hourly (at least in the places I've worked) the employer is required to give you a 15 minute paid break in every 4 hour period, and a half hour (unpaid) meal break in every 8 hour period. Time off for vacation and medical may also have been mandated, but every place I've worked has given at least two weeks/year vacation + one week's worth of medical.
We get that sort of thing here in NoVa when the people running the tunnel for the subway hit unmarked cables belonging to various local three letter agencies. The Washington Post had an article about that a few months back.
As I said, fit's the profile. So you watch him for a few months and then, if he isn't doing anything interesting, you go watch someone else. FBI doesn't have unlimited resources.
he was planning a short business trip to Dubai in a few weeks... has two teenage brothers in Egypt whom he supports financially....
Afifi's father, Aladdin Afifi, was a U.S. citizen and former president of the Muslim Community Association here, before his family moved to Egypt in 2003. Yasir Afifi returned to the U.S. alone in 2008, while his father and brothers stayed in Egypt, to further his education he said. He knows he's on a federal watchlist and is regularly taken aside at airports for secondary screening.
Fits the profile of someone you want to keep an eye on pretty well, actually.
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I wonder what the "none of the above option" (MS Word equivalent) is gonna be?
Because he said "you have to have people take personal responsibility " and " there will never be a technological device that imparts common sense when it comes to safe driving" ? That's idiotic?
The PLC's weren't connected to a network. They were connected to a controlling PC. Sure, the connections are a network, but it's a closed one, and one you have to have.
Well, this, and the attack on Estonia.
and take off your belt while going through the scanner, my plan is to wear loose pants and go commando.
In the US, if you're hourly (at least in the places I've worked) the employer is required to give you a 15 minute paid break in every 4 hour period, and a half hour (unpaid) meal break in every 8 hour period. Time off for vacation and medical may also have been mandated, but every place I've worked has given at least two weeks/year vacation + one week's worth of medical.
Salon and the Atlantic report that you have to take off your belt when you go through these things. And that you have to raise your hands.
So my plan (which all slashdotters should copy) is to wear loose pants and go commando.
Most ISPs have a monthly usage cap.
All that religious stuff was in the beginning and middle too.
God/Gods were a major part of it from the beginning. It wasn't like it was introduced at the last minute.
Or awful. Or both.
This justifies the invention of the internet.
he happens to see on the street. Sweet.
We get that sort of thing here in NoVa when the people running the tunnel for the subway hit unmarked cables belonging to various local three letter agencies. The Washington Post had an article about that a few months back.
AT&T had their longlines go down in, IIRC, 93, from a self induced DDos like this.
Limestone is calcium carbonate, which releases tons of CO2 when burned.
We knew...
It's Hemos.
I've got no central vision in one eye, so I have trouble seeing 3-d in real life as well.
Anyone who was on Kuro5hin in 2002 knew the Secret Service was keeping an eye on it. I'm sure they watch /. as well.
And what do you do when someone steals your eye?
http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/01/26/1420202, among others.
As I said, fit's the profile. So you watch him for a few months and then, if he isn't doing anything interesting, you go watch someone else. FBI doesn't have unlimited resources.
Fits the profile of someone you want to keep an eye on pretty well, actually.
About 7 times the cost.
Have you ever browsed slashdot without filtering the comments? Just as bad here.