Looks like he went Tampa to London via Houston (used to be Intercontinental) and then mysteriously flew from Charles DeGaulle in Paris back to Tampa via Newark. (Hmmmmmm.. what of the missing segment? Hmm? Hmm?!!!)
Seat numbers are clearly visible at the end of each flight segment as well.
The history of every PNR (personal name record) has ALWAYS been tracked by CRS systems.
Looks like the flights he was scheduled for had some schedule changes and his seat had to be changed also.
Certainly does a lot of international travel huh?
Customs and Immigration has always been interested in suspicious behavior though.
1. Fly to South America and pay cash for your ticket? Expect to be stopped at re-entry
2. Didn't eat your meal on the way back from Central or South America? Expect to be stopped at re-entry
3. Fly international more than twice a month? Expect to be stopped at re-entry
It's good ole profiling at it's best and there's nothing you can do about it. It's a "national security" issue. I speak from experience. I have been stopped 30 consecutive times on international flights. Every flight I ever took until that passport was renewed.
There has been this notion that somehow if you can shove a bunch of data through algorithms that somehow you can catch terrorist networks.
More likely you're just wasting time and here's why: terrorists don't act or usually exhibit predictable and trackable behavior like normal people. Typically they deal with disposable cell phones, cash and other "untrackables".
These guys have managed to come up with Yet Another Terrorist Tracking Tool®
The vast majority of people who have a website generally don't come anywhere near their limits. Generally people think that just because they put a website up about their cat that the world is going to be just as interested in it as they are.
Heh heh... seriously.....
If your getting serious traffic that means you're going past limits (obviously warez sites excepted) then you're happy to pay a little more when you expand.
In the hipster-doofus lovefest that is for all things Google, it's important to remember one critical, key point
Google is a publicly traded company and it's only obligation is to make a profit for shareholders
That means doing things like filing for ridiculous patents (because everyone else does it) and co-operating with bending to the will of Chinese authorities (because if we don't some other search company will and make all the money)
"Do no evil" is more of a guideline than a rule with Google. Maybe they should file a copyright for "We do less evil than everyone else"
Although watermelons and corn can make biofuels: I offer you a much better alternative: Kudzu vine. It's already been synthesized into kudzuhol
Kudzu grows up to a foot a day, it's the vine that ate the south. It just seems a waste to convert perfectly good food to biofuel.
In the hipster-doofus lovefest that is for all things Apple/Google it's important to note one very key point about your benevolent dictators:
AAPL/GOOG are publicly traded companies and as such their only obligation is to make a profit for their stockholders
That means AAPL does things like heading further down it's proprietary path (yeah when Microsoft does it people scream about it) and Google does things that they have to to make a profit (like cooperating with Chinese authorities which turns "Do No Evil" into a guideline and not a rule.)
Maybe they should change their motto to "We do less evil than everyone else"
The Social Security Administration doesn't accept paranoia as a criterion for granting a new card, but it recognizes cultural objections and religious pleas. One stratagem: Contend that your credit has been irrevocably damaged by a number-related snafu, or that you live in fear of a stalker who knows your digits. Once you switch your SSN, never use it. Instead, dole out 078-05-1120, an Eisenhower-era card that works 99 percent of the time.
It's important in times like these to take a little break from the hipster-doofus lovefest with Apple to remember one thing....
Apple is a publicly traded company and as such their only obligation is to make a profit for shareholders.
That means things like closing off Darwin, heading more and more down their proprietary path and to quell dissent or other actions that may hurt the Apple juggernaut.
Really? Using the right to bear arms argument as the common man rising against the government?
When betting on an Apache helicopter and your armed uprising, my money is on the Apache.
My advice, jailbreak your phone. Apple touts the sheer number of apps as something wonderful but I don't need 5 different apps that can make my iPhone into a flashlight.
Jailbreaking my iPhone in the first hour yielded me apps from Cydia that allow me to record video, tether my iPhone and most importantly blacklist callers and SMS. Just this morning I successfully got Perl 5.10 running on it.
Point is, just don't look to the App Store if you want something useful.
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Endoscopy is when the scope goes down your throat. Colonoscopy is when it goes into the colon, where the spiders from Mars are going.
/. accuracy nazis abound.
I wouldn't normally bring this up but
Just jailbreak your phone and use Voipover3G
It's super easy and it has saved me lots of overage $$$$
I would guess that most people who own a Mac just got tired of dealing with all the issues of the WinTel dynasty.
Doesn't make sense to just throw them out though.... yet
While we're on a reform kick in this country maybe we could undertake patent reform.
Looks like he went Tampa to London via Houston (used to be Intercontinental) and then mysteriously flew from Charles DeGaulle in Paris back to Tampa via Newark. (Hmmmmmm.. what of the missing segment? Hmm? Hmm?!!!)
Seat numbers are clearly visible at the end of each flight segment as well.
The history of every PNR (personal name record) has ALWAYS been tracked by CRS systems.
Looks like the flights he was scheduled for had some schedule changes and his seat had to be changed also.
Certainly does a lot of international travel huh?
Customs and Immigration has always been interested in suspicious behavior though.
1. Fly to South America and pay cash for your ticket? Expect to be stopped at re-entry
2. Didn't eat your meal on the way back from Central or South America? Expect to be stopped at re-entry
3. Fly international more than twice a month? Expect to be stopped at re-entry
It's good ole profiling at it's best and there's nothing you can do about it. It's a "national security" issue. I speak from experience. I have been stopped 30 consecutive times on international flights. Every flight I ever took until that passport was renewed.
Imagine a beo...... umm.. nevermind
software patents Mr. Grove? Has that helped creativity? I would have loved to have seen Mr. Grove go further and address this topic.
There has been this notion that somehow if you can shove a bunch of data through algorithms that somehow you can catch terrorist networks.
More likely you're just wasting time and here's why: terrorists don't act or usually exhibit predictable and trackable behavior like normal people. Typically they deal with disposable cell phones, cash and other "untrackables".
These guys have managed to come up with Yet Another Terrorist Tracking Tool®
The vast majority of people who have a website generally don't come anywhere near their limits. Generally people think that just because they put a website up about their cat that the world is going to be just as interested in it as they are.
Heh heh... seriously.....
If your getting serious traffic that means you're going past limits (obviously warez sites excepted) then you're happy to pay a little more when you expand.
In the hipster-doofus lovefest that is for all things Google, it's important to remember one critical, key point
Google is a publicly traded company and it's only obligation is to make a profit for shareholders
That means doing things like filing for ridiculous patents (because everyone else does it) and co-operating with bending to the will of Chinese authorities (because if we don't some other search company will and make all the money)
"Do no evil" is more of a guideline than a rule with Google. Maybe they should file a copyright for "We do less evil than everyone else"
A friend of mine is named Robert A. Bank or "rob a bank". It's true. Good thing he isn't Swedish.
Although watermelons and corn can make biofuels: I offer you a much better alternative: Kudzu vine. It's already been synthesized into kudzuhol Kudzu grows up to a foot a day, it's the vine that ate the south. It just seems a waste to convert perfectly good food to biofuel.
In the hipster-doofus lovefest that is for all things Apple/Google it's important to note one very key point about your benevolent dictators:
AAPL/GOOG are publicly traded companies and as such their only obligation is to make a profit for their stockholders
That means AAPL does things like heading further down it's proprietary path (yeah when Microsoft does it people scream about it) and Google does things that they have to to make a profit (like cooperating with Chinese authorities which turns "Do No Evil" into a guideline and not a rule.)
Maybe they should change their motto to "We do less evil than everyone else"
You know, like maybe the customer was doubting that DSL was "broadband". (And I don't mean Josie and the Pussycats)
The Social Security Administration doesn't accept paranoia as a criterion for granting a new card, but it recognizes cultural objections and religious pleas. One stratagem: Contend that your credit has been irrevocably damaged by a number-related snafu, or that you live in fear of a stalker who knows your digits. Once you switch your SSN, never use it. Instead, dole out 078-05-1120, an Eisenhower-era card that works 99 percent of the time.
This just in, it's official, Iphone users are revolting!!!
They may be smarmy and a little smelly but revolting? That's a little harsh sir!
You don't say? They go to Defcon and this happens? Good gracious me oh my. Kinda the point of DefCon isn't it?
SN != AL It's not tinfoil, it's aluminum foil. You'd think that the flock of nerds here would have that figured by now.
that Radio Shack is still in business
It's important in times like these to take a little break from the hipster-doofus lovefest with Apple to remember one thing....
Apple is a publicly traded company and as such their only obligation is to make a profit for shareholders.
That means things like closing off Darwin, heading more and more down their proprietary path and to quell dissent or other actions that may hurt the Apple juggernaut.
Really? Using the right to bear arms argument as the common man rising against the government? When betting on an Apache helicopter and your armed uprising, my money is on the Apache.
The second amendment is dead.
that Sarah Palin was looking at Russia from her porch and spotted this!
My advice, jailbreak your phone. Apple touts the sheer number of apps as something wonderful but I don't need 5 different apps that can make my iPhone into a flashlight.
Jailbreaking my iPhone in the first hour yielded me apps from Cydia that allow me to record video, tether my iPhone and most importantly blacklist callers and SMS. Just this morning I successfully got Perl 5.10 running on it.
Point is, just don't look to the App Store if you want something useful.
Mac OS for PCs. Wouldn't u love that?
So he built broadcast.com, sold it to Yahoo! and made a ton of money: what else has Cuban done? I mean really?
I tend to take everything he says with a grain of salt.