So lets assume you do have your child pinpointed, what would be the best way to identify exactly where the kid is? Preferably via webpage so you could use a phone with browser...
Im thinking some sort of web-service where you could just plug in xy coordinates?
Things such as BIOS, or drive read routines were much more significant then 'office'.... Include VM ( you know, the big iron ) into that.. TSO... TCP/IP...
No, they not the least bit stupid and are totally "in touch". They just know they are a borderline monopoly so they really don't care what their customers want.
Wince the ISP's are tied ( or are actually one in the same... ) to the content producers, it is only a matter of time before we end up in a situation where you are punished for using competitors.
Oh, and punished as a customer in general, like comcast does now.
And why would anyone worth his salt rely on a commercial tool anyway?
Sure, if you are in the security field, you will now have to run it against your 'sandbox' just in case some low threat kid tries it on your network, but that is as far as it would go as far as i'm concerned.
Sounds like a good scam to me, release tool knowing full well it will end up on torrent sites for amateur kiddies to use, then sell copies to corporate so you can 'test' your network with to 'be thorough'. Sounds a lot like how they deal with viruses:)
They haven't killed that off, yet. We will see what happens now that they own Altiris and have pretty much merged it with that division, but so far it wasn't destroyed by the acquisition of norton.
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Is the only answer. Throw them all out.
Its not just the IP attorneys, 90% of our current problems are caused by them and the 'environment' they have bred over generations in this country.
And i wont comment on the Lincoln reference, as yes i realize he was an attorney ( as is most people in high levels of government )
Depending on her age, that might be quite entertaining.
Because it works, well.
Lets hope they can bring the price down to 'every man'. 400 for a kindle is pretty steep for a lot people, even during the best of times.
His kid, his choice..
You could easily extrapolate this same concept to your dog, car, wife...
So lets assume you do have your child pinpointed, what would be the best way to identify exactly where the kid is? Preferably via webpage so you could use a phone with browser...
Im thinking some sort of web-service where you could just plug in xy coordinates?
Things such as BIOS, or drive read routines were much more significant then 'office'.... Include VM ( you know, the big iron ) into that.. TSO... TCP/IP...
Lawyers.
No, they not the least bit stupid and are totally "in touch". They just know they are a borderline monopoly so they really don't care what their customers want.
Wince the ISP's are tied ( or are actually one in the same... ) to the content producers, it is only a matter of time before we end up in a situation where you are punished for using competitors.
Oh, and punished as a customer in general, like comcast does now.
No really. There are tools for us old timers that let you design at the gate level, and then will create the code for you.
Don't forget overpriced..
And why would anyone worth his salt rely on a commercial tool anyway?
Sure, if you are in the security field, you will now have to run it against your 'sandbox' just in case some low threat kid tries it on your network, but that is as far as it would go as far as i'm concerned.
Sounds like a good scam to me, release tool knowing full well it will end up on torrent sites for amateur kiddies to use, then sell copies to corporate so you can 'test' your network with to 'be thorough'. Sounds a lot like how they deal with viruses :)
They haven't killed that off, yet. We will see what happens now that they own Altiris and have pretty much merged it with that division, but so far it wasn't destroyed by the acquisition of norton.
They don't want to be sued because of what you do with it.. Pretty normal CYA these days when people are getting sued just for downloading a song.
Ok, so where is the torrent of the real release, where your download isn't also tracked.
Ya, someone's priorities are really whacked. And i don't mean just the poor guy under the bridge: "*need* the internet" wtf??
With ISP's ? I remember when you had to delete AOL, MSN, etc off the desktops. That was really effective, wasn't it.
Read my post again, i said *potential*.
And i wouldn't personally call a customer a sucker just because they bought a product.
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There is nothing special about a Mac.
Unfortunately, i agree, that is now the case.
Well they do care if you are running windows, but they figure the potential revenue lost in software is worth the sale of the hardware.
Tho you were being funny, one really could build this out of discrete semi conductor diodes quite easily.
People have been known to make their own tubes too ya know -> http://www.eetimes.eu/consumer/205801104
i would consider garbage collection a core feature of a language.
Who else didn't expect this to start happening, with all of SUN's OSS work?
Im not a fan of Java, but even I think this is a bad direction to head. But hey, its oracle, what else would they do?