Buy a VPS. Create an open ended ssh tunnel commencing that opens a port on the VPS IP4 address. Use a utility like autossh to automatically maintain the ssh connection. Connect to port 80 on the VPS IP and get routed to your home web server.
Look at your provincial / state governments privacy acts. There are instances where this type of violation of privacy rights are statutory torts (legislation). If you're lucky, your province / state may not even require you to prove damages to file an action for violation of privacy.
If you don't have that type of protection, I'm sure that there's a waiver of liability from BestBuy in your contract.
Except we're too cheap to buy the products. Plus the Harper administration would rather put up blue "Economic Stimulus" billboards while paying hookers tons of cash than actually do anything that would stimulate the economy.
Unless you're lucky and happen to live in a jurisdiction like Quebec, which has anti-SLAP ("baillon", or "Strategic Lawsuit Against Participation") legislation in place, you have no little or no recourse.
In Quebec you could ask for 10 grand of lawyers fees up front from the corporation and you could ask to have to court throw out the defamation lawsuit prior to it going to court.
If I hadn't downloaded Ministry of Sound cd's off torrent sites, I never would have heard about the club. Last time I was in London I, and several friends, each dropped the 15£ cover and another 100£ or so each on drinks.
I only went to the club because of the pirated music. I would go again next time I'm in town.
I've heard reports on the Apple community forum that those who upgraded to Snow Leopard had battery failure. However, it could very well be that the newer versions, 10.6 and also Windows 7, are just better at displaying battery failure status than the earlier versions.
Almost every Japanese senior citizen rides one of these... surprisingly fast. They're expensive too there, like $700 dollars. Also, they don't lock them up because generally in Japan people don't steal things.
Rainy season is the most humid, and that is when there is the greatest energy use (AC). It's logical that they would want to get the solar panels above the clouds.
Which just went back online this spring, after a few years of tests after the large offshore (but very close by) Chuetsu earthquake a couple years back.
It's because of the kidnapping crisis. Cell phones are used to negotiate ransoms.
This will just likely push criminals to move to VOIP out on stolen wifi connections.
That's a good point. I think I read once that somewhere in the neighbourhood of 40% of Americans live in rural areas. (compared with only 20% of Canadians for the sake of comparison)
Japan's population is actually not that dense at all.
Tokyo is roughly twice as dense as Toronto. Plus, 80% of people live in houses not "manshions" (appartments).
There's a cool way you can have backups that you can bring only very quickly with FreeBSD. You build a jailed environment, then just tarball, then encrypt the whole thing. Then host it in another country.) If your server fails, you simply bring another one online and load the same jail (userspace vm). You can automate database backups, and just make sure that they are encrypted, and sshtunnel>>ftpd to a secure firewalled location. Backup your VM whenever you make a software change, and backup the database and scripting files daily (or as needed). Encrypt whatever you need, and store the files in a location where they cannot be executed or accessed without secured access. The backups can be automated from the host system crontab, (ex: tar -czf $date-jailbackup.tar.gz/path/to/jail). Since the Jail has no access to the host system, and the secured backup server has no access to the host either, then it's relative secure.
Look at Winnipeg General Strike of 1919. The entire city (~50,000 persons) went on strike, until the RCMP (federal police) came and started patrolling the streets and shooting them with a machine gun.
That's what we have done in Canada. Only individual donations are permitted, and there is a strict limit on how much can be received.
Corporations and lobbyists need to be stripped of their power, demos cratos, not corporatism!
Canadian love to travel to Cuba precisely because there are no asshole American tourists there to deal with. I just hope they "Keep the Yanks OUT!" (Now I have travelled and met many very nice americans who are educated and are not douchebags, however, they, in my personal experience seem to be the minority)
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Cities in Motion is sweet. I wish you could take that and blend it with SimCity 4000.
Buy a VPS. Create an open ended ssh tunnel commencing that opens a port on the VPS IP4 address. Use a utility like autossh to automatically maintain the ssh connection. Connect to port 80 on the VPS IP and get routed to your home web server.
Look at your provincial / state governments privacy acts. There are instances where this type of violation of privacy rights are statutory torts (legislation). If you're lucky, your province / state may not even require you to prove damages to file an action for violation of privacy. If you don't have that type of protection, I'm sure that there's a waiver of liability from BestBuy in your contract.
Except we're too cheap to buy the products. Plus the Harper administration would rather put up blue "Economic Stimulus" billboards while paying hookers tons of cash than actually do anything that would stimulate the economy.
Unless you're lucky and happen to live in a jurisdiction like Quebec, which has anti-SLAP ("baillon", or "Strategic Lawsuit Against Participation") legislation in place, you have no little or no recourse. In Quebec you could ask for 10 grand of lawyers fees up front from the corporation and you could ask to have to court throw out the defamation lawsuit prior to it going to court.
The Internet sucks in Canada, that's why. It's slow and expensive, just like our 20th century trains.
If I hadn't downloaded Ministry of Sound cd's off torrent sites, I never would have heard about the club. Last time I was in London I, and several friends, each dropped the 15£ cover and another 100£ or so each on drinks. I only went to the club because of the pirated music. I would go again next time I'm in town.
I've heard reports on the Apple community forum that those who upgraded to Snow Leopard had battery failure. However, it could very well be that the newer versions, 10.6 and also Windows 7, are just better at displaying battery failure status than the earlier versions.
Almost every Japanese senior citizen rides one of these... surprisingly fast. They're expensive too there, like $700 dollars. Also, they don't lock them up because generally in Japan people don't steal things.
Staples Color Laser paper is awesome. It's thick and bright.
Rainy season is the most humid, and that is when there is the greatest energy use (AC). It's logical that they would want to get the solar panels above the clouds.
You voted Conservative? Yes, it's your fault my Internet sucks, jerk.
Which just went back online this spring, after a few years of tests after the large offshore (but very close by) Chuetsu earthquake a couple years back.
It's because of the kidnapping crisis. Cell phones are used to negotiate ransoms. This will just likely push criminals to move to VOIP out on stolen wifi connections.
That's a good point. I think I read once that somewhere in the neighbourhood of 40% of Americans live in rural areas. (compared with only 20% of Canadians for the sake of comparison)
Japan's population is actually not that dense at all. Tokyo is roughly twice as dense as Toronto. Plus, 80% of people live in houses not "manshions" (appartments).
Please elaborate, you've caught my eye.
I think using an ecrypted jail is a very effective way to rapidly restore a lost server (a true backup) and is not inherantly insecure in anyway.
However, I am curious how it is that a FreeBSD jail is insecure? Certainly the userland isolation can't hurt security?
There's a cool way you can have backups that you can bring only very quickly with FreeBSD. You build a jailed environment, then just tarball, then encrypt the whole thing. Then host it in another country.) If your server fails, you simply bring another one online and load the same jail (userspace vm). You can automate database backups, and just make sure that they are encrypted, and sshtunnel>>ftpd to a secure firewalled location. Backup your VM whenever you make a software change, and backup the database and scripting files daily (or as needed). Encrypt whatever you need, and store the files in a location where they cannot be executed or accessed without secured access. The backups can be automated from the host system crontab, (ex: tar -czf $date-jailbackup.tar.gz /path/to/jail). Since the Jail has no access to the host system, and the secured backup server has no access to the host either, then it's relative secure.
Nunavut is not a province. It's a federated territory with aboriginal self governanc
Look at Winnipeg General Strike of 1919. The entire city (~50,000 persons) went on strike, until the RCMP (federal police) came and started patrolling the streets and shooting them with a machine gun.
That's what we have done in Canada. Only individual donations are permitted, and there is a strict limit on how much can be received. Corporations and lobbyists need to be stripped of their power, demos cratos, not corporatism!
Canadian love to travel to Cuba precisely because there are no asshole American tourists there to deal with. I just hope they "Keep the Yanks OUT!" (Now I have travelled and met many very nice americans who are educated and are not douchebags, however, they, in my personal experience seem to be the minority)
ahhh i see my bad, respect
I guess you forgot that Bush maimed the US economy and devalued its currency.
"Mr. Mulroney can you show us how thick the brown envelope was?"