is NOT directed towards the guy with a basketball or steering wheel in his hand, it's directed at the AUDIENCE of the sporting event, who have a little free time to look around..
Overall, things are more clear-cut for financial services firms, especially when it comes to individual brokers' and dealers' e-mails and IMs. Per NASD Conduct Rule 3010, financial firms must archive them. Then according to SEC Rule 17a, financial firms must keep all business records--which the NYSE defines as including e-mails and IMs--readily accessible for at least two years, and all transaction-related communications for seven years. Organizations must also produce such communications quickly as part of a court-ordered discovery process. http://esj.com/enterprise/article.aspx?EditorialsI D=1545 and more In particular, the law "says that any client of a public accounting firm may be required to produce documents related to audits or investigations," notes Rugullies. In the future, "it is conceivable that these items could include e-mails and IMs."
roughly equal to the entire volume of the publically available internet..
think about it, to do what they say, they have to request ALL the data they can lay their hands on, and then chuck it.. and for comparative purposes, they'll have to do it again.
so Sony hires 'jfm copyright trackers' and microsoft hires 'sco copyright trackers' and mgm hires yo momma
and each of these 'ip owners' representatives have to scour the entire net, bit by byte by megabyte, for their clients.
holy crap! think about the potential for bandwidth abuse- it's a corporate ddos- upping bandwidth bills for everyone who pays for use...
as to the asswipes who suggest they 'use google' think about that- how much luck do you expect they'll have hitting google for their entire cache.... (and google pays for bandwidth too)
200k is not that impossible an amount to amass.. if you REALLY want it to be the only bit of tourism you ever do.
I could- if I pared my life down to the BONE, set aside 30-40k a year right now...
I'd have it then, in 5-6ears.. my kids would not go to college, and I'd miss things like tv and chocolate... but it's not beyond most of the slashdot demographics I'll wager- if thats ALL you want...
it could be financial, technilogical prowess, who knows..
even if it 'were' terrorists, how else will they know which companies service to use for their remote triggers?
lastly. when WHATEVER entity commissioned the collection of data, started with a request for funds to collect the data.. the request must have detailed SOME benefit to justify (stop laughing, even though it's government, it's true) anyone have an idea of what the original justification was?
Slashdot Mirror
then why dissect frogs? I'd say that qualifies as extreme interference with what you are studying...
I've seen couple of dozen ads for PS3 and WII lately. (last two weeks)
all things considered, has this paid for advertising garnered them a single sale? will it?
supply & demand are tied right now- and I believe they would be without the advertising..
Until there is one sitting on a shelf unwanted, why pay for airtime?
talk about wasting advertising dollars.
it's $25.00 at best buy.
is NOT directed towards the guy with a basketball or steering wheel in his hand, it's directed at the AUDIENCE of the sporting event, who have a little free time to look around..
Overall, things are more clear-cut for financial services firms, especially when it comes to individual brokers' and dealers' e-mails and IMs. Per NASD Conduct Rule 3010, financial firms must archive them. Then according to SEC Rule 17a, financial firms must keep all business records--which the NYSE defines as including e-mails and IMs--readily accessible for at least two years, and all transaction-related communications for seven years. Organizations must also produce such communications quickly as part of a court-ordered discovery process.I D=1545
http://esj.com/enterprise/article.aspx?Editorials
and more
In particular, the law "says that any client of a public accounting firm may be required to produce documents related to audits or investigations," notes Rugullies. In the future, "it is conceivable that these items could include e-mails and IMs."
roughly equal to the entire volume of the publically available internet..
think about it, to do what they say, they have to request ALL the data they can lay their hands on,
and then chuck it.. and for comparative purposes, they'll have to do it again.
so Sony hires 'jfm copyright trackers'
and microsoft hires 'sco copyright trackers'
and mgm hires yo momma
and each of these 'ip owners' representatives have to scour the entire net, bit by byte by megabyte, for their clients.
holy crap! think about the potential for bandwidth abuse- it's a corporate ddos- upping bandwidth bills for everyone
who pays for use...
as to the asswipes who suggest they 'use google' think about that- how much luck do you expect they'll have hitting google for their entire cache.... (and google pays for bandwidth too)
you are attributing a hobby two two names, which refer to the same flesh&blood individual?
I find it to be a DNS error local to me.
next time, try the IP
(currently, 64.233.187.99)
http://64.233.187.99/
200k is not that impossible an amount to amass.. if you REALLY want it to be the only bit of tourism you ever do.
I could- if I pared my life down to the BONE, set aside 30-40k a year right now...
I'd have it then, in 5-6ears.. my kids would not go to college, and I'd miss things like tv and chocolate...
but it's not beyond most of the slashdot demographics I'll wager- if thats ALL you want...
it could be financial, technilogical prowess, who knows..
even if it 'were' terrorists, how else will they know which companies service to use for their remote triggers?
lastly. when WHATEVER entity commissioned the collection of data, started with a request for funds to collect the data.. the request must have detailed SOME benefit to justify (stop laughing, even though it's government, it's true) anyone have an idea of what the original justification was?
document NOTHING.
sgo's
prononuced
sickos
http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&sa=N&resnum= 0&q=cheetara&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&tab=wi= &q=jem= &q=daphne+scooby&btnG=Search= &q=tmnt+april= &q=linsner+dawn
http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr
http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr
http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr
and although not a cartoon I keep hoping...
http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr
I guess I like being disturbed.. (some of that is really historical)
funniest damn thing I ever saw was a short (robot chicken?) where lion-o was using his sword to watch cheetarah in the bathroom...
seems like it MUST be malicious....
the enemy of my enemy is my 'gag and stammer'
define for me the difference between
EVOLUTION (tail end of) and EXTINCTION
the thing was listed as being nearly blind, and how many millions of years old?
perhaps- the damn thing FAILED TO EVOLVE, unlike seagulls and pigeons.....
see the specs. in appendix A
"Scanner type Transmission (film) 35mm to 4" x 5""
I've ordered commercial laundry equipment.
trust me, equipping a landromat takes resources.. immense resources....
imagine if it had been Dvorak from PCmag
are we supposed to believe the flying was powered by gasoline or what?
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networkin g/expert/northrup_03may16.mspx
http://www.mydejaview.com/Default.aspx?tabid=60
http://avidwireless.com/SuccessCamera.htm
even if you miss it, you can keep the last 30 seconds....
are you aware of what makes india's tax collectors so special?. blog/eunuchs-cash-in-where-tax-collectors-failed-. html?
http://www.themoneyblogs.com/dontmesswithtaxes/my
how many games do you play that can be made to work with just one button on the controller?