Agreed about BofA. My wife's card got jacked -- two trivial transactions in WA. BofA cancelled the cards 4immediately.
My card is through my Credit Union, which treats me like a human. Some asshole jacked my card and drew about $1000 in England (where I've never been). The CU called ME and asked if I had made the transactions.
I disagree. I did RTFA, and the guy tried to get the school district to do the right thing. They refused.
And his second point, that it's damn near impossible to teach kids ethics when they know the district is cheating...
I dislike the BSA as much as the next guy, but whenever I was the IT guy (and thank ha-Kadosh Baruch-hu, I'm not, right now), I always made sure that all our software was properly licensed.
Assuming that the online poker game is *NOT* based in MA, then under the Commerce Clause (abused though it may be) and the 10th Amendment (ignored though it may be), the power to regulate/ban is reserved to the Feds, and the States may not ban it.
Of course, if the game *IS* based in MA, then no problem.
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I think you misintepret.
Put VirtualBox on the lab computers. .VDI file on a thumbdrive.
Put the student's
Boot the lab machine from HD, run VBox and boot VM from the thumbdrive's VDI
delta-V is *always* measured in m/s. It's a change in velocity.
Yeah, but it's not worth it, because everyone knows it'll all be plowed under and salted when the Romans invade.
Agreed about BofA. My wife's card got jacked -- two trivial transactions in WA. BofA cancelled the cards 4immediately.
My card is through my Credit Union, which treats me like a human. Some asshole jacked my card and drew about $1000 in England (where I've never been). The CU called ME and asked if I had made the transactions.
Did you include a large bribe^Wcampaign contribution in that letter?
this is part of democracy where groups negotiate with each other to get what they want. to negotiate you have to give something up,
Some things are non-negotiable.
xxAA: We want to take away all your rights.
EFF/users: No!
xxAA: Oh, come on. Let's negotiate about this.
I know it was Q, and to be honest, I still think it's one of the more profound things said on TNG.
What an ultra-maroon!
What a gull-i-bull!
No, some guy name Greg wone the Tour Le Monde.
One of the rare cases where Trek's "philosophy" is actually correct.
Have you ever been on the 405 in Los Angeles during rush hour?
I disagree. I did RTFA, and the guy tried to get the school district to do the right thing. They refused.
And his second point, that it's damn near impossible to teach kids ethics when they know the district is cheating...
I dislike the BSA as much as the next guy, but whenever I was the IT guy (and thank ha-Kadosh Baruch-hu, I'm not, right now), I always made sure that all our software was properly licensed.
I have a secret immunity to hype (it's my super-power).
The goggles do nothing!
Baxter? Are you kidding? He spends 3 pages describing how to take a shit in an Apollo capsule.
WTF is "Varnish", and why does a Slashdot 503 link to it?
I've been getting a lot of those, too.
Wonder if it's related to this?
( And yes, I just copyrighted "MR-Chip"...)
You're too late.
No, but the Red Sox do, scumbags that they are.
GO ANGELS!!!
knowing how the Internet works, I didn't see a need for any new laws to ban it for internet traffic
They must be trying to ban RFC1149 based gambling.
Assuming that the online poker game is *NOT* based in MA, then under the Commerce Clause (abused though it may be) and the 10th Amendment (ignored though it may be), the power to regulate/ban is reserved to the Feds, and the States may not ban it.
Of course, if the game *IS* based in MA, then no problem.
Hell, I look back fondly at Microsoft Olympic Decathlon (circa 1983)
You had punch cards? We had to send in a textual description of the plugboard configuration. In triplicate. In Morse code. Over a telegraph line.
OMG Ponies!! was classic, but most of the /. April Fool jokes are lame.