Home phone system that syncs to computer? That's easy!
Basically every Windows system has "Windows Genuine Advantage", right?
Oh, wait, that's a PHONE HOME system. Never mind.
Whats the freezing point for water? 32 F
Whats the boiling point for water? 212 F
How many meters is 1km? Still 1000
1 cm X 1 cm X 1 cm of water weighs 0.0352739619 ounces....
Hey, you said try it.
No, the entire framework is written in PHP 5. None of it will be a compiled extension. One goal of the framework was to provide access to users on shared hosting, with no access to configure extensions.
I've read over most of the arguments presented in the comments above, and I thought I'd add my two cents being that I live within 5 minutes driving distance of the city.
Whether or not the placement of cameras in the downtown area will reduce crime is arguable. I think the concept of hooking into the surveillance of public schools in the event of an emercency is a novel idea.
Cameras in the middle of a downtown city are invading nobody's privacy - save maybe the homeless, because they live on the street. If I want to do something in private, I'll go to a men's room, or in the safety of my home. Downtown Baltimore is not what I'd call a remote location. What privacy would the cameras be invading? Watching you walk to work? That's something that thousands of other people see every day.
I think the cameras, IF USED CORRECTLY, could be a deterrant in stopping criminal activity. The intent of the entire project is to do this, whether or not it will be successful or not is a completely different story. I think a lot of it will require police response time to alerts sent from these camera viewrs.
The government does not care what you do with your time if they have no reason to believe your hobbies are illegal. It is also a prerequisite to have approved written authorization to do anything within the confines of your home. Police don't need a search warrant, nor are they invading any rights if they are placing security cameras on their land.
From the Caller ID for Spam page: "Send your comments. We are circulating this initial technical specification for comment because we believe that your feedback can help make it stronger."
Is it just me, or does that process sound dangerously close to open source software development?;-)
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Your employer is routinely trolled by NullPointerExceptions?
See the "Related Topics" on the left side of the article? "DC Comics Inc.". Way to fail, CNN. Iron Man is a Marvel Comics franchise.
Home phone system that syncs to computer? That's easy! Basically every Windows system has "Windows Genuine Advantage", right? Oh, wait, that's a PHONE HOME system. Never mind.
Yes, they do. You can use labels on Google Videos.
Yeah, but there's no amendment to the U.S. Constitution that allows us the right to bear non-DRMed files like there is for arms.
Whats the freezing point for water? 32 F Whats the boiling point for water? 212 F How many meters is 1km? Still 1000 1 cm X 1 cm X 1 cm of water weighs 0.0352739619 ounces ....
Hey, you said try it.
That's no moon!
No, the entire framework is written in PHP 5.
None of it will be a compiled extension. One goal of the framework was to provide access to users on shared hosting, with no access to configure extensions.
I've read over most of the arguments presented in the comments above, and I thought I'd add my two cents being that I live within 5 minutes driving distance of the city.
Whether or not the placement of cameras in the downtown area will reduce crime is arguable. I think the concept of hooking into the surveillance of public schools in the event of an emercency is a novel idea.
Cameras in the middle of a downtown city are invading nobody's privacy - save maybe the homeless, because they live on the street. If I want to do something in private, I'll go to a men's room, or in the safety of my home. Downtown Baltimore is not what I'd call a remote location. What privacy would the cameras be invading? Watching you walk to work? That's something that thousands of other people see every day.
I think the cameras, IF USED CORRECTLY, could be a deterrant in stopping criminal activity. The intent of the entire project is to do this, whether or not it will be successful or not is a completely different story. I think a lot of it will require police response time to alerts sent from these camera viewrs.
The government does not care what you do with your time if they have no reason to believe your hobbies are illegal. It is also a prerequisite to have approved written authorization to do anything within the confines of your home. Police don't need a search warrant, nor are they invading any rights if they are placing security cameras on their land.
Helpful tip: One can avoid password security issues entirely by banking in person.
Mac mice don't have a middle button. For that matter, they don't have a right button, either.
I think we all know the most elusive open problem in number theory is "How many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop?"
There's probably a sign before you drive onto the bridge that reads: "World's tallest bridge! World's highest toll!"
They get serious flooding in that valley.
Ah, I hate people who misquote things, and I myself have just misquoted the Simpsons.
For the shame brought to my family's name I will now impale myself on my glass box overlord.
Well, crap! If I.T. doesn't matter anymore, and they're throwing it out, I won't know how to do anything useful professionally.
Time to go into politics, I guess.
I welcome this glass box as my master
From the Caller ID for Spam page:
;-)
"Send your comments. We are circulating this initial technical specification for comment because we believe that your feedback can help make it stronger."
Is it just me, or does that process sound dangerously close to open source software development?