Hopefully, a stray jumbo-jet will wander in the vicinity while the big cheeses are there, and suddenly lose power and lift while flying over the hotel...
That won't be happening. A no fly zone has been declared over that area. It is garded with SAM sites.
Look at it at every way, Canada is an American state. I mean, what have you got that is special to you, other than "eh" and the pesky french?
Well for starters, fresh water, lots of hydro electricity, oil, natural gas, real beer, and a relitively clean atmosphere minus the polution that comes north of the border.
If somebody creates a good file format and they don't want to make it public domain, they shouldn't have to. Feel free to make a competing format and release it to public domain. We live in a competitive world.
It is completly sick that they had money to through away on this experiment when there are so many people starving. What's even more sick is that fact that no-one can see this, despite the obvious confrontation of frivolity and innocent poor children.
'Americans have no reasonable expectation of privacy in the identities of their e-mail correspondents, or the addresses of Web pages they visit.'
This is news? Get your heads out of your asses. Of course there is no privacy on the internet. There are plenty of legal ways spy on someone on the internet (note: being able to use it as evidence in court is an entirely different matter). Anyone with a router, pop3 server, or irc server can do it.
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So you don't lock your house when you leave because that would be giving into fear? I'll be right over......
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It is quit prudent to take appropriate security measures. Anything less would be foolish. This not to say that we should be full of fear. In fact, quit the opposite, we should be fearless. Terrorists love to see fear, which we should not harbour. SECURITY != FEAR.
As far as the government spying on it's citizens: What does it matter? Any idiot can can read other people's email/irc sessions over the internet. You people act like the internet is some sort of secure medium. Everyone here knows it is not.
A dead terrorist kills no-one. We can not stand idley by while these vermins are in existence.
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin in 1759.
Those who desire to give up Freedom in order to gain Security, will not have, nor do they deserve, either one. - Thomas Jefferson
Cute. Slogans and sayings are nice, but that is all they are. They have good appeal, but they are empty. They contain no truths beyond the fantasy world.
On the other hand, Japan is the only country in the world in which my pocketknife has been taken from me by airport security (this includes substantial Mideast and Europe travel).
You are an idiot. There's nothing more to say than that. Have fun living in a police state, numbnut. Why don't you go live in a REAL police state for a while. Come back and tell us that we have it so bad.
Giving up freedom to have greater freedom: are you Napolean or Snowball? I guess you went to work today because you thought giving up a little freedom to feed your family was ok.
Eventually the signeal would need to be decrypted, even if it were encoded all the way to the speakers. In side the speakers it would half to be decoded before reaching the cones, there would be a good spot to grab it. Just make a patch cord from the wires leading to the cones to whatever input device you want to use.
Spare the flaming, but the article makes quit a few good points. As much as Linux is a decent OS for coders, it will never become mainstream (as it is right now). The averge Joe could never understand it. Most users have trouble understanding Windoze as it is. What the public needs is an OS with a good GUI (i shutter) combined with a stable, functional OS.
Clock speeds don't tell you very much about a chips performance. There are so many other variables to take into consideration. Too many people think that the clock speed tells all. Mabey it's a good thing that are hiding the clock speed from the consumer.
Well, seeing as the my Cell Phone Network is connected to the internet, it is entirely possible that it some how interfered. Let's not be stupid here, dumbass.
The owners of routers should be blocking the IP addresses of any unpatched IIS servers. It is their responsibility to make sure their equiptment does not comprimise the Internet.
I noticed this afternoon, I could not make any calls on my cell phone. I called customer support serveral times. They were busy. I guessed they were having problems with their network. My friend, who is on a defferent network (I am on Rogers AT&T Canada, he is on Fido Canada), also could not make any calls. Could it be that this worm brought down some cell phone networks?
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Hopefully, a stray jumbo-jet will wander in the vicinity while the big cheeses are there, and suddenly lose power and lift while flying over the hotel...
That won't be happening. A no fly zone has been declared over that area. It is garded with SAM sites.
Look at it at every way, Canada is an American state. I mean, what have you got that
is special to you, other than "eh" and the pesky french?
Well for starters, fresh water, lots of hydro electricity, oil, natural gas, real beer, and a relitively clean atmosphere minus the polution that comes north of the border.
La La LA la la la
Let's smoke some dope and make free software.
Yes, Yes, poor men with guns really care about who owns domain names.
If somebody creates a good file format and they don't want to make it public domain, they shouldn't have to. Feel free to make a competing format and release it to public domain. We live in a competitive world.
It is completly sick that they had money to through away on this experiment when there are so many people starving. What's even more sick is that fact that no-one can see this, despite the obvious confrontation of frivolity and innocent poor children.
Isn't western civilization great?
'Americans have no reasonable expectation of privacy in the identities of their e-mail correspondents, or the addresses of Web pages they visit.'
This is news? Get your heads out of your asses. Of course there is no privacy on the internet. There are plenty of legal ways spy on someone on the internet (note: being able to use it as evidence in court is an entirely different matter). Anyone with a router, pop3 server, or irc server can do it.
So you don't lock your house when you leave because that would be giving into fear? I'll be right over......
It is quit prudent to take appropriate security measures. Anything less would be foolish. This not to say that we should be full of fear. In fact, quit the opposite, we should be fearless. Terrorists love to see fear, which we should not harbour. SECURITY != FEAR.
As far as the government spying on it's citizens: What does it matter? Any idiot can can read other people's email/irc sessions over the internet. You people act like the internet is some sort of secure medium. Everyone here knows it is not.
A dead terrorist kills no-one. We can not stand idley by while these vermins are in existence.
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin in 1759.
Those who desire to give up Freedom in order to gain Security, will not have, nor do they deserve, either one. - Thomas Jefferson
Cute. Slogans and sayings are nice, but that is all they are. They have good appeal, but they are empty. They contain no truths beyond the fantasy world.
On the other hand, Japan is the only country in the world in which my pocketknife has been taken from me by airport security (this includes substantial Mideast and Europe travel).
You are an idiot. There's nothing more to say than that. Have fun living in a police state, numbnut.
Why don't you go live in a REAL police state for a while. Come back and tell us that we have it so bad.
Giving up freedom to have greater freedom: are you Napolean or Snowball?
I guess you went to work today because you thought giving up a little freedom to feed your family was ok.
Eventually the signeal would need to be decrypted, even if it were encoded all the way to the speakers. In side the speakers it would half to be decoded before reaching the cones, there would be a good spot to grab it. Just make a patch cord from the wires leading to the cones to whatever input device you want to use.
Spare the flaming, but the article makes quit a few good points. As much as Linux is a decent OS for coders, it will never become mainstream (as it is right now). The averge Joe could never understand it. Most users have trouble understanding Windoze as it is. What the public needs is an OS with a good GUI (i shutter) combined with a stable, functional OS.
Clock speeds don't tell you very much about a chips performance. There are so many other variables to take into consideration. Too many people think that the clock speed tells all. Mabey it's a good thing that are hiding the clock speed from the consumer.
I think think they are going to use this to explain a forth coming stock value crash. Why else is Bill Gates slowly selling his shares in the company?
Well, seeing as the my Cell Phone Network is connected to the internet, it is entirely possible that it some how interfered. Let's not be stupid here, dumbass.
The owners of routers should be blocking the IP addresses of any unpatched IIS servers. It is their responsibility to make sure their equiptment does not comprimise the Internet.
I noticed this afternoon, I could not make any calls on my cell phone. I called customer support serveral times. They were busy. I guessed they were having problems with their network. My friend, who is on a defferent network (I am on Rogers AT&T Canada, he is on Fido Canada), also could not make any calls. Could it be that this worm brought down some cell phone networks?