You did something wrong and you got caught. Deal with it.
You fault the school's security posture, but you're only looking at half of it.
So they don't have the budget to enforce it with the latest and greatest security appliances, but they have a really cheap tool on their side: the authority to strike you down with a vengeance for knowingly violating their policy.
They've eliminated a known threat (you) for 3 months and deterred anyone else that may think to act similarly. I'd say that's effective.
I actually worked for a start up that tried this years ago. The company has been dead for 2 years now, but evidence of it still lingers. Google combinations of "Promisemark", "Virus Protection Plan", "Identity Theft Protection Plan", etc...
*Note- I'm not anti-labor, but I think the Philly area takes it way to far*
The unions are going to screw this one up. If the access point near you needs servicing, plan on waiting until the next holiday when they'll schedule repair in order to get double overtime.
That should havee been out here in the west. The original plan called for that to be located at Stapleton. Unfortunately, the congress ppl back east tied it to the funding of DIA. What a crock.
Well, when I was unemployed 2 summers ago, my machine had a different distro on it every week or so. Damn I was bored, but I definitely learned a lot.
Normally though, I tend to keep a steady Debian Sid install... The last time I had to reinstall was this winter when I accidently left a laptop in the car overnight and froze the HD.
I swear stuff like this was on the SATs or maybe some kind of intelligence test. I've seen questions that involve odd shape wheels and the "perfect roads" for them somewhere.
I can't find any references linking the SCCA Finger Lakes Region to carorcar. I would guess its trying to steal traffic, but I don't see how people would find it.
The real site has a small target audience anyway.
FYI: if you can find an SCCA event in your area, check it out. Its Amateur club racing, usually road racing (ie: not an oval).
My dad's friend races at these things. I am by no means a motorsports fan, but I enjoy them.
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Waah, waah.
You did something wrong and you got caught. Deal with it.
You fault the school's security posture, but you're only looking at half of it.
So they don't have the budget to enforce it with the latest and greatest security appliances, but they have a really cheap tool on their side: the authority to strike you down with a vengeance for knowingly violating their policy.
They've eliminated a known threat (you) for 3 months and deterred anyone else that may think to act similarly. I'd say that's effective.
I actually worked for a start up that tried this years ago. The company has been dead for 2 years now, but evidence of it still lingers. Google combinations of "Promisemark", "Virus Protection Plan", "Identity Theft Protection Plan", etc...
It seems like slashdot runs a story on this every six months:
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http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/03/
Oh, and its a joint Boeing - SAIC contract.
-a former FCS sys admin
This might answer some of your questions:
http://popcon.debian.org/
Funny, but its actually pronounced "Ess Aye Eye Cee", not "say-ic".
Its former employees too. As a recovering SAICer, I got a notice via postal mail.
/ 012805. html
It pretty much said this:
http://www.saic.com/cover-archive/announce
My litmus test is an address on a dirt road in upstate ny. Yahoo and Mapquest find it. MSN can't find the specific address but finds the road.
Google can't find it at all, but the road is correctly labelled if you zoom in on it.
I'd suggest reading these:
How Music Licensing Works
How Music Royalties Work
*Note- I'm not anti-labor, but I think the Philly area takes it way to far*
The unions are going to screw this one up. If the access point near you needs servicing, plan on waiting until the next holiday when they'll schedule repair in order to get double overtime.
You didn't answer the important question: I'm going to have to replace my toilet?
Dear Slashdot,
which is better, SCSI or IDE?
Googleless in VA
I would assume he's implying that the customisablity
(is that a word?) of bike equipment is "geeky".
So according to him:
My ex-roommate who has a 3 grand plus permanent wall ornament in his garage is, therefore, a geek.
News to me, I just though he was a dumbass. My $250 bike + water bottle and saddle bag suits me just fine. It even gets used.
That should havee been out here in the west. The original plan called for that to be located at Stapleton. Unfortunately, the congress ppl back east tied it to the funding of DIA. What a crock.
8 47:|TOM:/bss/d103query.html|
That's complete BS: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d103:HR00
Nah, the new Air & Space annex is 25 miles away from Downtown DC. That's far enough to survive a 1 megaton nuke detonated at the Mall.
You can have the Army Medical Museum if you like.
http://nmhm.washingtondc.museum/
Well, when I was unemployed 2 summers ago, my machine had a different distro on it every week or so. Damn I was bored, but I definitely learned a lot.
Normally though, I tend to keep a steady Debian Sid install... The last time I had to reinstall was this winter when I accidently left a laptop in the car overnight and froze the HD.
I swear stuff like this was on the SATs or maybe some kind of intelligence test. I've seen questions that involve odd shape wheels and the "perfect roads" for them somewhere.
I can't find any references linking the SCCA Finger Lakes Region to carorcar. I would guess its trying to steal traffic, but I don't see how people would find it. The real site has a small target audience anyway. FYI: if you can find an SCCA event in your area, check it out. Its Amateur club racing, usually road racing (ie: not an oval). My dad's friend races at these things. I am by no means a motorsports fan, but I enjoy them.
http://www.pressconnects.com/special/endicottspill /
Hmmm... same disclaimer I always see in pump-and-dump spams.
What's this then?
http://www.interplay.com/fbos/
It doesn't seem to be working...
... while talking to mail.getstamped.com.:
... User unknown
BCCing notary@getstamped.com (to get a signed reciept delivered back to me) bounced.
>>>>>> RCPT To:
550 5.1.1
And I have yet to recieve a test message I
sent to chad@mydomain.net.getstamped.com (which would have forwarded a signed message to chad@mydomain.net)
Are you sure? Here's a leaked casting pic.
Are they teaching Java in the programming core now?
I was taught C++ back in my freshman year (95-96).
A couple years later they dumbed the program down by switching to VB. I would hope that era has passed...
And I would have a legitimate claim to waters.com because my last name is Waters. I covet that domain for my own personal use.
The Waters Corporation almost let it lapse back in 2001 and I was ready to bounce on it. Alas they renewed at the 11 hour for 10 years.
Same stuff on my WindowMaker Debian Sid. The menu entry calls /usr/lib/mozilla-firebird/MozillaFirebird-bin and crashes at that link.
/usr/bin/MozillaFirebird with no problems or crashes.
I can't run that from console (complaining about a shared object), but I can run
wmaker 0.80.1-8
mozilla-firebird 0.7-5 [Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.5) Gecko/20031215 Firebird/0.7]