This is the UK after all. Givin that the fog can reduce the effective range of a laser network to almost nothing is one big problem. Not to mention thta is they use visible light lasers then How do they hide these nice little red lines going from building to building?
I do remember some 3-4 years ago Microsoft sending out a notification that some of their, I think, Technet CD's were being sent out with a MS-Word Macro virus on it.
The CIPA was not thrown out in it's entirety. The Ruling for the ALA had specific sections of the document deemed unconstitutional. They targeted sections Paragraph 1712 (a)(2) Titled "Limitation On Availability of Certain Funds for Libraries" and the comments to enact it into US Code. Also targetted was section 1721 (b) Titled "Libraries" which enacts the the code titled "Requirements for certain Libraries with computers having internet access" What they do not target are Paragraphs 1711 and 1721 (a) which are directives against and defining the requirements for SCHOOLS to qualify for E-Rate funds. So all you school districts out there don't turn off you filtering software yet.
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This is the UK after all. Givin that the fog can reduce the effective range of a laser network to almost nothing is one big problem. Not to mention thta is they use visible light lasers then How do they hide these nice little red lines going from building to building?
I do remember some 3-4 years ago Microsoft sending out a notification that some of their, I think, Technet CD's were being sent out with a MS-Word Macro virus on it.
The CIPA was not thrown out in it's entirety. The Ruling for the ALA had specific sections of the document deemed unconstitutional. They targeted sections Paragraph 1712 (a)(2) Titled "Limitation On Availability of Certain Funds for Libraries" and the comments to enact it into US Code. Also targetted was section 1721 (b) Titled "Libraries" which enacts the the code titled "Requirements for certain Libraries with computers having internet access" What they do not target are Paragraphs 1711 and 1721 (a) which are directives against and defining the requirements for SCHOOLS to qualify for E-Rate funds. So all you school districts out there don't turn off you filtering software yet.
2 D0415P.HTM
CIPA Act
http://www.on-z.net/001218cipa.pdf
Court Ruling
http://www.paed.uscourts.gov/documents/opinions/0
Let's face it, the only people making money on this are the lawyer mitigating these lawsuits. If you sue me then I sue you Who's getting paid?