Not a facile question, but legally, what constitutes a Swedish Website in this context?
i) A Swedish company with a website hosted in the US?
ii) A US company with a website hosted (mirrored, even) in Sweden?
I was talking about economic liberalisation, eg removing trade tarrifs and rules, reducing taxes and letting the whole thing run purely on supply-and-demand rules. Not something conducive to Communism.
This is something which doesn't seem to be mentioned as often as it should.
SCO are losing money big time. IBM have put significant $$$s into Linux and will be in trouble if SCO win.
MS bet the firm on.NET
Sun bet the firm on Java
IBM bet the firm on Linux
SCO bet the firm on Lawyers.
This is a technology preview of IPv6 for Windows 2000. It is not a production quality implementation and should only be used for research or testing. It is not intended for production use.
Are they talking about the IPv6 stack or Windows 2000?
"The two adventurers need cloudless skies, high pressure, gentle winds and a 72-hour forecast in which they can be confident."..and they're flying from SW England?!!!
Someone here is lying. This is 2.5G
3G won't be around in the States for a while. The first European 3G networks are rolling out as we speak and in the coming months.
Sorry.
So a Finn finds a vuln in MS IE. First thing s/he does is ring the US Government? Dream on!
Governments are, by-and-large, too slow and unwieldy to deal with fast-moving problems like these.
So what happens when a Finnish hacker finds a vuln in MS IE...should they tell a foreign government first? What about a French hacker? Or an Iraqi hacker?
These problems now transcend national government interests.
This short-term expediency isn't the answer to the problem though is it? This 'silliness' isn't really that silly, it's just great propaganda from Opera.
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It's just a bit of editorial comment.
They appear on all other commercial news outlets, albeit in not such an overt form.
Get out more.
Not a facile question, but legally, what constitutes a Swedish Website in this context? i) A Swedish company with a website hosted in the US? ii) A US company with a website hosted (mirrored, even) in Sweden?
SCO!
You forgot the obligatory SCO-bashing article.
What do you want to see? If there's no demand, there's no supply. Mostly.
I was talking about economic liberalisation, eg removing trade tarrifs and rules, reducing taxes and letting the whole thing run purely on supply-and-demand rules. Not something conducive to Communism.
Biometric logons and encrypted /home directories?
Liberalism is a gateway to communism.
Soooo economic liberalisation leads to communism does it?!
Remember that everybody in the world hates us.
/. you known.
...but you were right btw.
What's this 'us' business? We're not all Americans on
They're into agriculture now as well?
BT have a system which allows you to make these kind of online purchases eg this
Is that what you mean?
SCO is screaming to be bought out by IBM
.NET
This is something which doesn't seem to be mentioned as often as it should.
SCO are losing money big time. IBM have put significant $$$s into Linux and will be in trouble if SCO win.
MS bet the firm on
Sun bet the firm on Java
IBM bet the firm on Linux
SCO bet the firm on Lawyers.
This is a technology preview of IPv6 for Windows 2000. It is not a production quality implementation and should only be used for research or testing. It is not intended for production use.
Are they talking about the IPv6 stack or Windows 2000?
I do.
"The two adventurers need cloudless skies, high pressure, gentle winds and a 72-hour forecast in which they can be confident." ..and they're flying from SW England?!!!
11/9 surely?
We've had a similar system in the uk for about 10 years now. It's called trafficmaster and covers the national trunk road network.
Someone here is lying. This is 2.5G 3G won't be around in the States for a while. The first European 3G networks are rolling out as we speak and in the coming months. Sorry.
So a Finn finds a vuln in MS IE. First thing s/he does is ring the US Government? Dream on! Governments are, by-and-large, too slow and unwieldy to deal with fast-moving problems like these.
So what happens when a Finnish hacker finds a vuln in MS IE...should they tell a foreign government first? What about a French hacker? Or an Iraqi hacker? These problems now transcend national government interests.
What they've registered for under the data protection act: http://www.dpr.gov.uk/cgi-bin/dpr98-fetch.pl?sourc e=DPR&docid=165905
The official gsm site and maps is at: http://www.gsmworld.com/roaming/gsminfo/index.shtm l
This short-term expediency isn't the answer to the problem though is it? This 'silliness' isn't really that silly, it's just great propaganda from Opera.
GSM is (to a certain extent) encrypted, but not end-to-end. Keyword in the OP was 'significant'
Que? They'd cost as much as data over GPRS/3G would which is more expensive than voice calls which are usually heavily discounted.
Would this be significantly different from a phone with a built in pda - ie what we use today?