There is no private flood insurance in the United States. When your insurance company offers your flood insurance, they're actually offering you the taxpayer-backed National Flood Insurance Program, which is what the parent is referring to.
Symbian phones constitute 10% of Nokia's sales - Nokia has a large set of non-symbian technologies such as Series 40 - for their mainstream phones. This explains why has Nokia licensed ActiveSync and Window Media DRM directly, rather than through Symbian - so they can actually use it in non-Symbian phones.
Pulling in a lot of revenue through traffic tickets is an excellent way to get promoted. Though that's technically not a quota, it is strong incentive for cops to write as many tickets as possible.
Are you kidding? This thing is probably going to retail for $600-$700, based on what Nokia ultra-high-end smartphones ("Series 90") go for. You could two of the finest MP3 players on the market for this price.
they always have a copy of the latest Hollywood drek du jour.
Have you been there lately? My friends tell me that it's become impossible to get new releases since they started the "no late fees" thing. People are simply holding on to movies for as long as they can.
Thus the solution for myself and others was the old "increment by one" trick
lol, my password is the first four letters of my company's name, and two digits that I incremement every month.
If I didn't have to change it every month, I'd use a password similar to what I use on my personal shell account: 10+ characters, mixed case, symbols, etc.
Well, for everyone else, here are some strategies to combat comment spam. There should be plugins or upgrades available for whatever software you're using that add these features:
1) Add ref="nofollow" to all links posted. Google will then ignore this link when assigning pagerank. This is invisible to the user.
2) Force the browser to calculate a javascript hash everytime a comment is posted. This prevents automated spambots from posting comments. This is invisible to the user.
3) Filter for common words (viagra, poker) then manually approve those comments. This is a lot of work for you, but no work for your users.
4) Use captchas - your users must type in the text in pictures when posting a comment. This is extremely intrusive for your users.
5) Approve every comment. Lots of work for you.
6) Disable comments. It's better than giving up your blog as, sadly, many people are choosing to do.
Quinlan: I'm sure some spammers look at our code, but the end effect is about the same as with closed source. To beat closed-source spam filters, all you need to do is install the filter somewhere or get an account at the ISP, then you just keep an eye on whether your spam is getting through.
Also, much of our filtering relies on stuff not in the source code: user training via Bayes, network rules like SURBL for URI blocking, various DNS blocklists, and message checksum systems like DCC.
To put it another way, closed source hasn't exactly protected closed-source programs from other types of security problems.
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1 megapixel? The 3650 only produces 0.3 megapixel pics. I *wish* it could do 1 megapixel.
Why would they do that when they've discovered that millions of suckers will pay for both a DVD and UMD of their favorite movie(s)?
On the contrary, undeleting stuff from flash drives is very easy. You can Google plenty of freeware that will do it.
There is no private flood insurance in the United States. When your insurance company offers your flood insurance, they're actually offering you the taxpayer-backed National Flood Insurance Program, which is what the parent is referring to.
Netflix Addict is free and runs on Windows, Mac, Linux and any other OS that supports Java.
You're wrong. RTFA.
Excellent point, mod parent up!
Pulling in a lot of revenue through traffic tickets is an excellent way to get promoted. Though that's technically not a quota, it is strong incentive for cops to write as many tickets as possible.
How much are you paying?
No way! Where did you get that number?
Are you kidding? This thing is probably going to retail for $600-$700, based on what Nokia ultra-high-end smartphones ("Series 90") go for. You could two of the finest MP3 players on the market for this price.
I thought they blocked all P2P protocols, especially BT.
It's a shame to see Bittorrent development getting so fragmented.
I would too, but I think they've sold the rights to their older articles (1+ or 5+ years years old) to Lexis Nexis.
Have you been there lately? My friends tell me that it's become impossible to get new releases since they started the "no late fees" thing. People are simply holding on to movies for as long as they can.
I Love my Netflix.
Mod parent up.
Few companies bother to encrypt their backup tapes, which needs to change.
lol, my password is the first four letters of my company's name, and two digits that I incremement every month.
If I didn't have to change it every month, I'd use a password similar to what I use on my personal shell account: 10+ characters, mixed case, symbols, etc.
What makes you think he knows what Google is? Computers don't seem to be his thing.
You're out of luck with your Series 40 phone. I use ReadM on my 3650 (Series 60).
Well, for everyone else, here are some strategies to combat comment spam. There should be plugins or upgrades available for whatever software you're using that add these features:
1) Add ref="nofollow" to all links posted. Google will then ignore this link when assigning pagerank. This is invisible to the user.
2) Force the browser to calculate a javascript hash everytime a comment is posted. This prevents automated spambots from posting comments. This is invisible to the user.
3) Filter for common words (viagra, poker) then manually approve those comments. This is a lot of work for you, but no work for your users.
4) Use captchas - your users must type in the text in pictures when posting a comment. This is extremely intrusive for your users.
5) Approve every comment. Lots of work for you.
6) Disable comments. It's better than giving up your blog as, sadly, many people are choosing to do.
I'll switch to structural tags.
WordPerfect has always been prefered by lawyers because WordPerfect has tailored its software for them. Google WordPerfect Legal Edition.
From the article:
I've seen several of my filtered messages end up labeled as spam. Since they *were* spam, I was quite happy to see this.