If its published to the public, its totally legal to look at, by anyone, for any reason.
You can be denied a job beacuse your hair style is ugly. Or you smell bad. No need to verify facts. Even if its proven it was 'just your friends screwing around', you can still be denied as who wants a worker with friends like that?
Well dear consumer, you need to sign up for our 'save and secure implant payment system'. With just a single one-time injection you can pay for all your goods just by walking thru our automated scanners.
"Oh, and since we are tied into the federal governments national database, you can be assured you will be kept more safe. " " So sign up today"
Phfft. What garbage. If you arent going to release, it why even bother telling anyone? Its not like your work can be replicated ( proved ) and it makes you look like you are just making it up.
" i found out the secret of area 51, but since it might be used improperly , ill just not tell you the details ".. its about as valid as he story subject.
It was all just marketing speak to get them 'in the door'.
You can bet the *AA's know what is going on, and support intel laying low as they slowly invade daily life with more DRM technology that can be activated later, long after its too late for the average joe to turn back.
I think it was called ARK2? Back in the early 80's... They ran around in this cool looking Mobile Home thing with an observation bubble on top.., and had a little car like thing to 'scout' about..
Show sucked, but the 'stuff' was cool.
Always wanted to build one of those 'scout cars':)
Take a look at budget. Often the IT department is left with an inadequate budget and has to 'make do' the best they can ( until it blows up, then get blamed and a new budget to fix 'their' problem ).
When you do your job right in IT, you pretty much fade into the background, making it harder to ask for $ to keep up with demand. Its often hard to sell ' future plans' to CFO's these days.
One place I was at felt IT wasn't even a needed part of the business so i got almost no budget for several years, but managed to keep it together until the new CFO that came in, ' well, everything seems to just work, what do we need you for?'.. They had a total melt down soon afterwards and hired a contractor that screwed them hard. 6 months later they were bankrupt due to additional poor decisions.
15 years ago i was working on a plant network run on broadband/cable TV. All internal network, with a T1 heading to the outside. Each pc directly connected to the cable. Ran IBM"s PC-NET.
It was really old tech even then.. I kept wondering why cable companies didnt do someting like that themselves since it was proven technology.
Slashdot Mirror
"The truth will always out... or at least we can hope so. Otherwise we're all just a character assassination from being social pariahs."
Welcome to the new world, where truth doesnt really matter. Doubt me? Just look around..Truth is totally optional, its all about smear.
If its published to the public, its totally legal to look at, by anyone, for any reason.
You can be denied a job beacuse your hair style is ugly. Or you smell bad. No need to verify facts. Even if its proven it was 'just your friends screwing around', you can still be denied as who wants a worker with friends like that?
It was more of a joke.
Well dear consumer, you need to sign up for our 'save and secure implant payment system'. With just a single one-time injection you can pay for all your goods just by walking thru our automated scanners.
"Oh, and since we are tied into the federal governments national database, you can be assured you will be kept more safe. " " So sign up today"
Should have got AAA roadside assistance.
Since when is a HOT cpu at room temperature?
Phfft. What garbage. If you arent going to release, it why even bother telling anyone? Its not like your work can be replicated ( proved ) and it makes you look like you are just making it up.
" i found out the secret of area 51, but since it might be used improperly , ill just not tell you the details ".. its about as valid as he story subject.
And as a disclaimer, im not a gamer.
You mean there are other places worthy of news reporting then North America? Wow!
Seriously tho, gotta start somewhere, and since they are based here..
It could be someting other then water, like antifreeze.. Woudl be able to use a peltier block and run it even colder then you can with water.
;)
Or even sodium. So what if it breaks and the user dies
Is graphical, and a standalone product. True, its windows only but you didnt specify that limitation.
You act like having the ablity to copy things in an analog format is wrong or something.
They will just send it to their spin masters and twist it around somehow.
Will it be false? Sure, but the common man ( and legislature person ) will believe it.
It was all just marketing speak to get them 'in the door'.
You can bet the *AA's know what is going on, and support intel laying low as they slowly invade daily life with more DRM technology that can be activated later, long after its too late for the average joe to turn back.
Its just sleeping.
While i could care less about gambling, this slow progression of the "nanny state" here in the US is really making me ill.
Nothing from the government is free people. Think.. Dont let them suck more of our tax dollars for this crap
It was a joke anyway. But, all kidding aside the art that is shipped with CDS still cant compare to the sleeves that held a LP.
Ever see Zeppelin III, with the 'turn disk' built into the cover, for example?
Sure there is a market for CD's, with their covers, artwork fold out images, lyric sheets.. oh wait. that was vinyl.. nah, cds are worthless.
Where nothing is considered private and personal.
Live your life accordingly.
I think it was called ARK2? Back in the early 80's... They ran around in this cool looking Mobile Home thing with an observation bubble on top.., and had a little car like thing to 'scout' about..
:)
Show sucked, but the 'stuff' was cool.
Always wanted to build one of those 'scout cars'
Dont hold your breath.
Even if it was the perfect answer, the prospect of "mass migration" isnt practical.
Take a look at budget. Often the IT department is left with an inadequate budget and has to 'make do' the best they can ( until it blows up, then get blamed and a new budget to fix 'their' problem ).
When you do your job right in IT, you pretty much fade into the background, making it harder to ask for $ to keep up with demand. Its often hard to sell ' future plans' to CFO's these days.
One place I was at felt IT wasn't even a needed part of the business so i got almost no budget for several years, but managed to keep it together until the new CFO that came in, ' well, everything seems to just work, what do we need you for?'.. They had a total melt down soon afterwards and hired a contractor that screwed them hard. 6 months later they were bankrupt due to additional poor decisions.
15 years ago i was working on a plant network run on broadband/cable TV. All internal network, with a T1 heading to the outside. Each pc directly connected to the cable. Ran IBM"s PC-NET.
It was really old tech even then.. I kept wondering why cable companies didnt do someting like that themselves since it was proven technology.
This is some new discovery? Hasnt this been f-ing obvious since day one? Geesh..
Umm havent we been doing this for 20+ years now? ( though admittedly 'home service' is farily new in the grand scheme of things )
What did i miss here?