Dude here is correct. I work at the Staff war college that the article mentions. We set up a seperate CAC enabled OWA footprint and when one got turned off we flipped the DNS switch to the other. Install some middleware and use your CAC card. Much more secure and really no big deal to do. HTML email is no loss. Folks can still send word docs or use rich text. We improved out security posture significantly. People can still VPN is as well, again using their CAC card. I myself have cut back on checking email from home as I usually leave my CAC downstairs and am simply too lazy to go down there and get it to check email.
Not sure what its called, I have the bump... as do all my blood relations. I have heard that it is considered a class identifier for Neanderthals though. So, maybe in 10,000 years my head will get dug up and scientists will proclaim that Neanderthals and modern man lived together well into the 21st century!
Someone who probably did steal music via downloading from a peer to peer application has beaten the RIAA in court. Now what, we're supposed to celebrate. Think about what we are saying here folks. Piracy is wrong. It is at the VERY LEAST immoral. The RIAA is flailing about and sueing people who have by and large actually commited piracy. Maybe this was an isolated incident of an innocent person being sued and getting their day in court and winning. More than likely though its someone that was stealing and has now gotten away with it.
Heres the life cycle of a PC in my household Buy the PC from Gateway and get the latest and greatest This Machine is the primary PC for me for the next 18 months. After that it becomes the secondary PC. It is moved to the guest room. After a year and a half there it is moved to the garage where it runs MAME in my arcade cabinent.
After a while in the garage it is given to my daughter or my mother where they use it for another two years as their primary PC. After that it goes on the trading post and is sold to someone that needs a 5 year old PC. By the time the last owner gets it the damn thing is 4 or 5 years old and if I had an agreement to recycle it I have forgotten about it completely and the new owner could care less. I have to think this is fairly typical. Where are we going to contact Dell/Gateway and recycle this PC.....?
Well I am an idiot post should read I guess one could lie on the form, it was just a simple check box. no answer 0-25k 25-50k 50-75k 75-100k and >100k If I remember correctly I chose the last and after second thoughts went with no answer
When it comes to dating, online or in life I am a complete goober. There were probably many such mistakes on my part.
I recently spent two months on Match.com and by and am pleased with the end results... I am dating someone I met on there. You really have a hard time weeding through the mass amounts of spam email (I realize you are looking for someone in Virginia, but Montana is only 6 hours away), the obvious scammers mostly with.ru email addresses. The old I need a visa and it costs 600 American dollars thing. Also there are a fair amount of women that fall into the FREAK category.
I would disagree with this point made in the paper "Among online dating members, "marital status" and "wants children" are the two most influential characteristics to match." From my limited experience on Match, I think the most important thing women were looking for was income range. I initially had that on my profile and got swamped with replies, after hiding that bit they slowed way down.
than bounties paid by Ubuntu or Drupal to contributers? Dunc-Tank.org is organizing and raising money to step in and fund full time coding to ensure a deadline is met... I work a lot with Drupal and see this on the message boards often. "I'd like to see this feature built and I'm willing to pay XXX for it" Someone builds the feature and cashes in. Innovation and capitalism at work. I think Dunc-Tank.org has a great thing going here and wish them well with it.
Grumbles from the grave was published a year or two after his death. Really just a hodge podge of shorts stories and other material never published before, and quite frankly not very good IMHO.
As I menioned earlier... I'm not a researcher. But as a fairly intelligent guy, with a fair amount of science and biology... And one who has at least a passing knowledge of stem cells...
I cannot imagine what the hell you are talking about.
Hey, I'm not a stem cell researcher, and I did read the article... But there was really not much actual science in this article. Are we talking about adult, embryonic or.. I assume not, but cord blood stem cells. I assume we are talking about adult stem cells. These have been discovered and are old news. In fact adult stem cells exist in basically any tissue, which includes the heart... So what exactly was the big news story here about?
I agree with your sentiment. I spent the first twelve years of my adult life working next to, sleeping next to etc... a nuclear power plant on a US Navy submarine. Nuclear power is incredibly safe in the First world, I do worry about the soviet union, Iran etc. managing power plants... But the US at least, And I am sure France and England do a great job of managing nuclear power plants of all types. Nuclear power is the cleanest, safest and most economical form of electrial generation we currently have. With the current trend for Hybrid and even electric cars, and a steady stream of new nuclear power plants I think our future enviromentally is more bright than the nay-sayers would ever dream.
We run 2003 Active Directory, blocking executables is a snap with Group Policy. See this Q article for more information. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=323525 I am not a MS fan, but do Engineer a large MS site. Some things they do well. This is one of them.
IAW terms Google may keep data on its servers and "search it" for its own ends. In our/my US department of Defense shop we took one look at Google desktop search and decided, no. We actively block installing and using it.
Slashdot Mirror
another good one. Er, I mean excellent choice for novel that made me sad. Well written but sad.
second this one. Depressing through and through, but very readible.
I do wonder what Solyent steak tastes like:)
I know, It'll take some getting used to.
Dude here is correct. I work at the Staff war college that the article mentions. We set up a seperate CAC enabled OWA footprint and when one got turned off we flipped the DNS switch to the other. Install some middleware and use your CAC card. Much more secure and really no big deal to do.
HTML email is no loss. Folks can still send word docs or use rich text. We improved out security posture significantly.
People can still VPN is as well, again using their CAC card.
I myself have cut back on checking email from home as I usually leave my CAC downstairs and am simply too lazy to go down there and get it to check email.
As capable as my IMac I guess.
Good job Microsoft. Only a year or more after Apple.
Not sure what its called, I have the bump... as do all my blood relations.
I have heard that it is considered a class identifier for Neanderthals though.
So, maybe in 10,000 years my head will get dug up and scientists will proclaim that Neanderthals and modern man lived together well into the 21st century!
"Can anyone out there go through this piece and tell me why it might be wrong?"
/. buddy, what you'll get is a bunch of reasons why its right or wrong from people that didn't read the article.
This is
Here are some real Al Gore quotes... they actually came from his mouth:)
"We need to defend our planet against pollution. As well as dark wizards."
"That's why I'm offering a bag moon saphires to the first scientist who can solve this problem once and for all." (In reference to global warming...)
"I must go now. To help collect cans on Jupiter. Peace out, y'all!"
Someone who probably did steal music via downloading from a peer to peer application has beaten the RIAA in court.
Now what, we're supposed to celebrate.
Think about what we are saying here folks. Piracy is wrong. It is at the VERY LEAST immoral.
The RIAA is flailing about and sueing people who have by and large actually commited piracy.
Maybe this was an isolated incident of an innocent person being sued and getting their day in court and winning. More than likely though its someone that was stealing and has now gotten away with it.
The story is that only 26 were patched.
Heres the life cycle of a PC in my household
Buy the PC from Gateway and get the latest and greatest
This Machine is the primary PC for me for the next 18 months.
After that it becomes the secondary PC. It is moved to the guest room.
After a year and a half there it is moved to the garage where it runs MAME in my arcade cabinent.
After a while in the garage it is given to my daughter or my mother where they use it for another two years as their primary PC. After that it goes on the trading post and is sold to someone that needs a 5 year old PC.
By the time the last owner gets it the damn thing is 4 or 5 years old and if I had an agreement to recycle it I have forgotten about it completely and the new owner could care less.
I have to think this is fairly typical.
Where are we going to contact Dell/Gateway and recycle this PC.....?
Well I am an idiot
post should read
I guess one could lie on the form, it was just a simple check box.
no answer
0-25k
25-50k
50-75k
75-100k
and >100k If I remember correctly
I chose the last and after second thoughts went with no answer
When it comes to dating, online or in life I am a complete goober. There were probably many such mistakes on my part.
I guess one could lie on the form, it was just a simple check box.
100 If I remember correctly
When it comes to dating, online or in life I am a complete goober. There were probably many such mistakes on my part.
I think it was as simple as Match.com had the highest search returned when I was looking.
Never heard of OKCupid.com
I recently spent two months on Match.com and by and am pleased with the end results... I am dating someone I met on there. .ru email addresses. The old I need a visa and it costs 600 American dollars thing.
You really have a hard time weeding through the mass amounts of spam email (I realize you are looking for someone in Virginia, but Montana is only 6 hours away), the obvious scammers mostly with
Also there are a fair amount of women that fall into the FREAK category.
I would disagree with this point made in the paper "Among online dating members, "marital status" and "wants children" are the two most influential characteristics to match."
From my limited experience on Match, I think the most important thing women were looking for was income range. I initially had that on my profile and got swamped with replies, after hiding that bit they slowed way down.
than bounties paid by Ubuntu or Drupal to contributers?
Dunc-Tank.org is organizing and raising money to step in and fund full time coding to ensure a deadline is met...
I work a lot with Drupal and see this on the message boards often. "I'd like to see this feature built and I'm willing to pay XXX for it" Someone builds the feature and cashes in. Innovation and capitalism at work.
I think Dunc-Tank.org has a great thing going here and wish them well with it.
Grumbles from the grave was published a year or two after his death.
Really just a hodge podge of shorts stories and other material never published before, and quite frankly not very good IMHO.
I wish I had some mod points buddy, thats funny as hell.
As I menioned earlier... I'm not a researcher.
But as a fairly intelligent guy, with a fair amount of science and biology...
And one who has at least a passing knowledge of stem cells...
I cannot imagine what the hell you are talking about.
now that makes perfect sense.
I was you know thinking of the actual science here, I forgot about the power of hype and the all mighty grant money:)
Hey, I'm not a stem cell researcher, and I did read the article...
But there was really not much actual science in this article.
Are we talking about adult, embryonic or.. I assume not, but cord blood stem cells.
I assume we are talking about adult stem cells. These have been discovered and are old news. In fact adult stem cells exist in basically any tissue, which includes the heart... So what exactly was the big news story here about?
I agree with your sentiment.
I spent the first twelve years of my adult life working next to, sleeping next to etc... a nuclear power plant on a US Navy submarine.
Nuclear power is incredibly safe in the First world, I do worry about the soviet union, Iran etc. managing power plants... But the US at least, And I am sure France and England do a great job of managing nuclear power plants of all types.
Nuclear power is the cleanest, safest and most economical form of electrial generation we currently have.
With the current trend for Hybrid and even electric cars, and a steady stream of new nuclear power plants I think our future enviromentally is more bright than the nay-sayers would ever dream.
We run 2003 Active Directory, blocking executables is a snap with Group Policy.
See this Q article for more information.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=323525
I am not a MS fan, but do Engineer a large MS site. Some things they do well. This is one of them.
IAW terms Google may keep data on its servers and "search it" for its own ends.
In our/my US department of Defense shop we took one look at Google desktop search and decided, no.
We actively block installing and using it.
I am in charge of "ethical approvals" Just send me 10 bucks via paypal and I can approve you as well.