"I think the school staff know exactly how inconsequential the security breaches were."
They used the school's street address as the admin password on all the machines. They know nothing about security. (They probably even had to ask a student how to turn the laptops on.)
They mave have acted "in excess of given authority" but I don't see where they had the intent to do any of 1 through 5 unless you really, really, reach.
Sounds like Officer Skavinsky and the Berks County District Attorney's office don't really know what they are doing and don't understand the law in question or computers in general.
No need, it follows us. I think the only channels that haven't covered the Tom Cruise saga are PBS and C-SPAN and I'm not sure how long they can hold out.
I'd like to see someone better able than I to get on C-SPAN's Washington Journal (journal@c-span.org + call-in phone numbers) tomorrow (Tuesday, June 21) morning and explain why consumers shouldn't be burdened with financing the cure for the **AAs' inability to protect their IP.
Perhaps, despite being on MSNBC, Don Imus would be ornery enough to rant about this if someone knows how to get the word to him.
Abit did get "bit" especially hard by capacitor disease but they weren't the only ones. About the time that BX chipset Pentium II/III boards were being manufactured there was an epidemic of bad electrolytic caps which, unfortunately, often managed to last until just after warranty expiration.
You might want to look for the books "Firefox", "Firefox Down", and "Winterhawk", all by Craig Thomas and all featuring Mitchell Gant as the main character.
"...it's probably the one that most closely mirrors the comics."
Which comics? None of the costumes from the cheesy '40s serial to that bad joke of a television show on ABC in the mid '60s through the current day movies are like the ones from the late '50s and the early '60s Batman and Detective Comics.
I think Bob Kane was still in charge creatively back then. I'd really like to see a movie based on his vision of Batman.
You wanted more episodes of Earth 2? As opposed to the use of a time machine to go back and prevent some of them from having ever been made in the first place?:-)
I gave up expecting credibility from Slashdot back around October of '98 (right about the same time as the Halloween Papers came out) when they posted a phony story about JWZ being dead.
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They used the school's street address as the admin password on all the machines. They know nothing about security. (They probably even had to ask a student how to turn the laptops on.)
Sounds like Officer Skavinsky and the Berks County District Attorney's office don't really know what they are doing and don't understand the law in question or computers in general.
We sure do. Just have to declare them to be an enemy combatant.
SQA itself isn't the joke?
Differently from co-ax.
So that's where they dump the body everytime they find (and have to quickly remove) an honest politician!
Apparently being humorous and accurately predicting the future aren't the least bit mutually exclusive. :-(
And, having already posted, I couldn't use any of my mod points either. :-(
Which Who song does that one use?
No need, it follows us. I think the only channels that haven't covered the Tom Cruise saga are PBS and C-SPAN and I'm not sure how long they can hold out.
Perhaps, despite being on MSNBC, Don Imus would be ornery enough to rant about this if someone knows how to get the word to him.
Here's a good writeup about it.
Abit were total dicks about giving me any help to diagnose and fix the problem, though. Don't know if any other company would have been better.
His other books are good, too.
Or we could always try to generate good will towards both open source browers and open source operating systems and call it Mozillux.
That was objectionable because of possible confusion (try explaining X-windows versus Windows XP to grannie).
This Sesame Street level name (I can see the logo now, done in "crayon" font) is only going to inspire laughter.
I always figured that was just the (under) alloted size of the database and trying to enter the rest of them just caused buffer overflows. :-)
Which comics? None of the costumes from the cheesy '40s serial to that bad joke of a television show on ABC in the mid '60s through the current day movies are like the ones from the late '50s and the early '60s Batman and Detective Comics.
I think Bob Kane was still in charge creatively back then. I'd really like to see a movie based on his vision of Batman.
You wanted more episodes of Earth 2? As opposed to the use of a time machine to go back and prevent some of them from having ever been made in the first place? :-)
Perhaps a long boring is what their partners desire. :-)
So now you're expecting reasonable idiots? :-)
He was not amused.
Well, I never said that they weren't idiots, just that they are in charge.
When whoever runs your high school's system decides that it is. That's the way of the world.
Why does everyone always blame Canada?
Maybe they didn't lose it, maybe it was stolen, maybe it snuck off on it's own, maybe it's just on summer vacation.
So you're saying that Stan Lee had a publisher named Stann Lee?