"Deliberate illegal acts should lead to jail time. Law enforcement officers are not above the law."
Yeah, the problem is Barack Obama chose not to pursue the crimes of the Bush Administration. He believed that doing so would cause a Republican backlash. It is an understandable strategy, but leaves no room for JUSTICE. It also hasn't prompted the right-wingers to cut him any slack.
"No, but you do have to admit that this is pretty much the first time a president or administration or party in power has overtly dismissed an entire news network, and actually spoken ill specifically of them"
Nope. In the 2004 election the Bush campaign faxed out dossiers attacking specific reporters and, even, whole news organizations. Bush was also the President who apologetically called a reporter a "major league asshole" on national TV.
> Or set up a flag@whitehouse.gov email that your constituents can use to report anyone speaking ill of you or your policies for "further education"...
I'm pretty sure that was disabled as soon as Cheney left office.
I own my phone. It is my business phone. My phone is a line item under assets under Rasputin Inc. Are you now saying that Apple should be able to dictate to a company what software they can and can not run on their property?
Yeah, well I've seen and heard him make personal attacks. At the Atlanta Linux Showcase he heckled an Oracle representative from the audience, calling him "a scumbag".
They only have two PCs sold Ubuntu and two PCs sold with no OS - none of which are even halfway modern systems. It's almost like they don't want to make money from Linux users. You'd almost think that some large monopoly was using them for a hand-puppet.
Yes. A lot of the teams I worked with at HAL were spread across the country. So, meetings were almost almost always held via conference call.
And, you're right, they definitely do not use note blocker in-house. I remember a call with the security goons (aka the IES Committee) where it became obvious that the members were holding the real meeting via Sametime. Long pause... clickty click click click... "No, your lab systems are still considered servers. Permission denied."
I'm sure my off-shore replacement will have much the same problem.
They've taken technology from other projects (ie Linux Terminal Server Project) and built a great package. It's being used in schools world-wide. Here's the link:
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"Nobody is forcing people to work there, if the company wants to require employees be tagged with RFID there shouldn't be a problem with that because the potential employee has a choice."
Fuck that. That's the same bullshit they spout when they make urinalysis a requirement of employment. Personally, any CEO who approves either mandatory UAs or mandatory chipping needs to be strung up by his/her genitals.
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It's not uncommon. Companies run Sophos on Solaris or Linux servers to scan uploaded files before they're passed to the poor stupid Windows systems.
I don't have to use Info to read it I'll be happy...
Yep. Print is REALLY dead this time. That said I do miss Byte.
"Deliberate illegal acts should lead to jail time. Law enforcement officers are not above the law."
Yeah, the problem is Barack Obama chose not to pursue the crimes of the Bush Administration. He believed that doing so would cause a Republican backlash. It is an understandable strategy, but leaves no room for JUSTICE. It also hasn't prompted the right-wingers to cut him any slack.
"No, but you do have to admit that this is pretty much the first time a president or administration or party in power has overtly dismissed an entire news network, and actually spoken ill specifically of them"
Nope. In the 2004 election the Bush campaign faxed out dossiers attacking specific reporters and, even, whole news organizations. Bush was also the President who apologetically called a reporter a "major league asshole" on national TV.
> Or set up a flag@whitehouse.gov email that your constituents can use to report anyone speaking ill of you or your policies for "further education"...
I'm pretty sure that was disabled as soon as Cheney left office.
I own my phone. It is my business phone. My phone is a line item under assets under Rasputin Inc. Are you now saying that Apple should be able to dictate to a company what software they can and can not run on their property?
Yeah, well I've seen and heard him make personal attacks. At the Atlanta Linux Showcase he heckled an Oracle representative from the audience, calling him "a scumbag".
That doesn't mean he's wrong about Mono.
They only have two PCs sold Ubuntu and two PCs sold with no OS - none of which are even halfway modern systems. It's almost like they don't want to make money from Linux users. You'd almost think that some large monopoly was using them for a hand-puppet.
"For those out there that think this is a good thing, try to navigate IBM's website."
Yeah, too bad Sun's pages suck equally badly. As much as possible, I've always used Google to search either one.
"The company culture between Sun and IBM are too different for a successful merger."
Success: [n] Chomp, chomp, gulp.
Just ask the former employees of Sequent, Informix, or Rational.
Yes. A lot of the teams I worked with at HAL were spread across the country. So, meetings were almost almost always held via conference call.
And, you're right, they definitely do not use note blocker in-house. I remember a call with the security goons (aka the IES Committee) where it became obvious that the members were holding the real meeting via Sametime. Long pause... clickty click click click... "No, your lab systems are still considered servers. Permission denied."
I'm sure my off-shore replacement will have much the same problem.
They've taken technology from other projects (ie Linux Terminal Server Project) and built a great package. It's being used in schools world-wide. Here's the link:
http://k12ltsp.org/mediawiki/index.php/Main_Page
Exactly. The fact that they're sampling people who have only been arrested, but not convicted, indicates that criminals aren't the target.
So obsessed with your paranoia about Clinton, that you can't see Bush's utter violation of the Fourteenth Amendment?
http://www.wired.com/politics/law/news/2007/06/spy_room
It was bad enough when Yahoo bought flickr and del.icio.us, but Microsoft? Burn it down!
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"...he's not locking up any U.S. citizens without due process..."
Tell that to Mike Hawash, who was held incommunicado for weeks.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Hawash
'They are NOT tapping "any and everyone's communications."'
We don't know this. The "Patriot" Act prohibits people from notifying the citizen being spied upon.
"No freedoms of speech have been violated..."
Ever been detained in a "free speech" zone? No? You must be a Bush supporter.
They want to kill off Adobe, not Linux.
Wow! Where have you been? Microsoft wants to kill-off everyone who isn't Microsoft.
"Nobody is forcing people to work there, if the company wants to require employees be tagged with RFID there shouldn't be a problem with that because the potential employee has a choice."
Fuck that. That's the same bullshit they spout when they make urinalysis a requirement of employment. Personally, any CEO who approves either mandatory UAs or mandatory chipping needs to be strung up by his/her genitals.
Homer: All that counts is that we're alive and rubbing elbows with the greats. [gasps] Ooh, there's Ross Perot, Dr. Laura, Spike Lee.
Bart: Wait a minute, they're not so great.
Homer: Okay but there's Dan Quayle, Courtney Love, [increasing panic], Tonya Harding, Al Sharpton, Ah! Tom Arnold! What the hell's going on?
Or some such non-sequitur.
The registries exist because sex-offenders are much more likely to re-offend. While there are habitual murders, they're much more rare.
"...and that was apparently enough to get MySpace to wrongly brand her and completely ignore her protests."
Homeland Security holds a patent on that algorithm - Someone alert their lawyers!
Thanks. You just make me choke on my coffee!