Woot, the FCC is following this retarded "beta" website fad. Started with Google, and now EVERYONE has caught on--news sites, vendors' hardware driver sites, forums, etc. Yes, our site is in a constant state of development, so let's misuse the beta term.
But at least some people do realizewhat has been going on.
I hope you document their response and have them sign off on it.
One of the biggest concerns is that their policies can be pushed back on you. As if it is your fault you told them and they didnt listen.
But yes, I also lock down port 25 for everyone except vital systems.
If they weren't utter morons they'd realize that this could be a golden opportunity for the mafiAA.
Step 1: get everyone to upload all their content to "the cloud"
Step 2: obtain warrants
Step 3: scan everyone's data in search of "IP infringement"
Step 4: sue everyone for a gazillion dollars
Step 5: profit!
I know, I missed the "???" step. Oh well...
Webmail is one of the worst offenders in getting viruses. My brother works at a company that sells computer equipment and they had so many problems because their sales agents were clicking on all kinds of stupid shit in their personal email accounts.
I always blocked personal email unless it was expressly allowed, and even then I told the user one issue and its turned off.
I dont care if these are public officials. They want their public email, get it on their phones or somewhere else! I got shit to secure son!
So what it says is, it got a bunch of tax breaks during our worst financial issues ever.
It does not deny their lobbying efforts, instead they say they "comply with laws"...well no shit, if you write them..
What does "2.7 billion in cash taxes" even mean?
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Sorry, you have reached your Quantum limit here at Comcast, you are now at 56kbps speeds.
I second this motion
Yeah, and the wind velocity wont hurt either or knock the wind out of you. Oh you forgot about that?
Uhg... oh and if you wanna believe it so much, test it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLnWf1sQkjY
Fuck evolution, go with Scientology, really piss them off.
Each packet sent has a time association with it.
You do a packet capture on one end, and a packet capture on the other.
Ping is not needed.
But computers were made by humans... who serves who?
Slow news day yields to terrible troll articles.
Sony has yet to apologize for the way they have handled their SOE arm of the business.
Terrible company, just terrible.
Woot, the FCC is following this retarded "beta" website fad. Started with Google, and now EVERYONE has caught on--news sites, vendors' hardware driver sites, forums, etc. Yes, our site is in a constant state of development, so let's misuse the beta term. But at least some people do realize what has been going on.
Dumbest complaint ever.
Perhaps a similar study or "side by side" study should be performed on basketball, baseball, soccer, hockey, and football.
Because, we all know hockey and football are the worst for anger issues, then soccer (if outside the US and Canada).
I will bet it will be higher percentages for physical contact sports. A PR term for "violent sport"
instead of iPods, you should have just said "Apple".
Now even holy costs?
iOS is quite secure,
Which explains why the iOS is never jailbroken ever.
What system is invulnerable to the user itself?
Node, you just answered your original question and now should understand the satirical post about using Apple products.
You assume the user cares, and would listen to you.
You assume wrong.
I hope you document their response and have them sign off on it.
One of the biggest concerns is that their policies can be pushed back on you. As if it is your fault you told them and they didnt listen.
But yes, I also lock down port 25 for everyone except vital systems.
If they weren't utter morons they'd realize that this could be a golden opportunity for the mafiAA. Step 1: get everyone to upload all their content to "the cloud" Step 2: obtain warrants Step 3: scan everyone's data in search of "IP infringement" Step 4: sue everyone for a gazillion dollars Step 5: profit! I know, I missed the "???" step. Oh well...
TL;DP: Too long, didn't profit.
Webmail is one of the worst offenders in getting viruses. My brother works at a company that sells computer equipment and they had so many problems because their sales agents were clicking on all kinds of stupid shit in their personal email accounts.
I always blocked personal email unless it was expressly allowed, and even then I told the user one issue and its turned off.
I dont care if these are public officials. They want their public email, get it on their phones or somewhere else! I got shit to secure son!
I believe that is what DNSSEC is supposed to solve.
Isnt this a conflict of interest and grounds for appeal?
WTF?
Did they ban smoking yet?
I just drank a beer
I doubt it.
Stop using the daily mail as your main source of information.
I mean seriously... STOP.
I wouldn't worry too much about it, your comment is pretty mundane, uneducated, and invalid.
So what it says is, it got a bunch of tax breaks during our worst financial issues ever.
It does not deny their lobbying efforts, instead they say they "comply with laws"...well no shit, if you write them..
What does "2.7 billion in cash taxes" even mean?