As scientist are beginning to see, there are not enough individual genes to make up for the characteristics. The logical next step is a stacking of definitions. All of the sudden a minor change could have ramification FAR beyond those intended. Whether that be in the breeding or in standard maturation, the point is we don't know and if we count on the corporate mentality they will be making a profit selling to you and I LONG before any saftey study could be completed.
of science. GM plants can grow in harsher conditions, with less water while producing greater yield.
The flip-side is ArcherDanielsMidland and seed that does not produce seed. They sell it MUCH cheaper to cash strapped farmers. The catch happens next season when the farmer is 'hooked' on buying seed.
only in certain specific and noted instances is it a crime to offer up a nom de plume. I regularly purchase using a pseudo. If you try and get around an age or geographical restrictions there is always a crime involved.
I give my work email as my msdn registered email, and believe me if my employer starts seeing SPAM from M$ because of this, you can bet OUR lawyers will be talking to their lawyers, and guess what M$ WILL NOT jeopordize enterprise class business with worthless spam. I am on every M$DN mailing list in existence and I get ZERO spam generated from them. Of course the actual email from M$ almost classifies as SPAM but every now and then there is a usefull bit amongst the dross.
On a side note M$ does have a hightened security option on EVERY PASSPORT site, (they all suck) but it will REMOVE the logon cookie if you specify 'shared or public' computer.
check out 50megsfree.com. They have exactly the program you are speaking of. Use our service, receive our approved mailings, opt out and your site is deleted. Is easy enough to block the mailings and 50 MB is a nice size free site:)
My no solicitors sign at home gives me the legal right to refuse to admit them. Of course the 1/4 mile driveway and 3 big dogs might have something to do with it also. With a little work you can return the favor to any spammer, have auto-responder will travel. Just take sometime to find the legitimate source and respond with 2 or 3 thousand remove requests:) Hard to do business with an email account over quota:) This assumes of course you got a handy T1 to use:)
"You miss the critical point - as well as selling the CD data as a product, they removed it from the public domain. This is something they had no right to do, since the data was contributed by the community, on the understanding that it would remain in the public domain." -
Not to support Gracenote but if it was just an issue of them assuming public domain code then WE would have NO recourse as that is perfectly legal, if highly unethical. That's why the GPL, LGPL, BSD and other licenses were created, to afford SOME measure of protection to software authors.
so I guess I'll shut up until I learn some more. I was judging it by the amount of commercial software available, and my buddies' experiences within Compaq. Hopefully I will learn differently
in the near future.
The regular police are unarmed and jolly fellows, then comes the 'wish I could remember the name' of the National police who monitor the borders and airports, who sport fully automatic weapons and a very business like attitude.
tools, but you have a point. If this keeps up it could be GNU/BSD/GPL/LGPL/YADA/ETC/Linux, with you favorite distro's name and splashy release name added in to boot.
the more devices that are supported the greater number of lines. But think about it, re-compile the kernel with only support for devices you have installed, drop the alternate desktop packages, and you have a LEAN MEAN FIGHTING MACHINE.
This means that in order to draw in the 'uninitiated' some distro's have opted for a bloat of support. Next thing you know RH will be PnP:)
we ALL know that VICTIMS have NO RIGHTS, ONLY CRIMINALS HAVE RIGHTS. This country has gone so far to ensure the rights of the criminal are observed that the VICTIM is often left out to dry.
A K-9's perception has been by precedent accepted as probable cause to generate a valid search warrant. You present a very good question..a robo sniffer thing (near future) would blur that dotted line beyond comprehension...
how does that square with the fact that a police officer cannot climb my back fence to get a lookk into my yard ? I fully understand the plain view doctrine and even fresh/hot pursuit or entering based on a possible medical emergency etc, but this camera is DUPLICATING exactly what the officer is denied the right to view first hand ? seems odd to me...
so be careful on Indian reservations or govt. property. Your rights are MUCH more limited under federal jurisdiction. Your vehicle IS subject to search under FED law, and the MP's and reservation police are NOT shy about exercising that CLUB.
that NOW they can look at things that were able to access what was protected before, they do not need a search warrant to scan your property down to the sq. inch from orbiut but need a writ to climb my back fence ? There is some legal discrepencies here that need to be resolved. The remote recon at that level is THE SAME as climbing MY FENCE and walking my yard in person and should require a writ in the first place. Now of course IANAL but does anyone with any actual experience have a comment ?
I've seen recon photo's, they were not from orbit but, VERY, VERY HIGH UP, and we could read the brand of cigarette the guy in a cab was smoking...VERY EERY.
are what we are placing for admins and tellers, COMPAQ makes a case smaller than a VCR that mounts easily just about anywhere. In a corporate environment the PC lifespan is short anyways, and with long term (10year) deal with the PC vendor for 2 year replacement, it is cheaper to replace 20 PC's than 1 decent server that could support 20 working thin clients. Give me a entire giga-bit fiber network and some uptime agreements from M$ and maybe it will make some headway.
from a 2000 single domain forrest/tree set-up, without giving all your data to M$. Single signon can be managed thru Tivoli also on a multi platform environment. Only Solaris presents real problems in the password intercept area, Aix/Tandem/M$/TRU64/VMS and of course LINUX all work well. There are also products out there like ControlSA that handle single signone and multiplatform access well.
None of these are opens source but they are M$ controlled either....
I work for the 2nd largest M$ exchange implementation worldwide, and our management along with several other fortune 50 companies told M$ to stick.net where it was safe...Ballmer's deep dark hole. Data security is PARAMOUNT and M$ would not pony up the $$$'s for insurance and bonding nor would they provide ANY sort of IRON CLAD uptime/access agreement. With VPN and broadband so prevalent these days we are going the exact opposite, to the hardware vendors' delight, and deploying PC's everywhere with VPN clients to access our data on our OWN SAFE and SECURE machines. If I were a sales business or some such heavy travel industry I MIGHT be able to see 'some' value in a.net structure but otherwise...NOT.
Can someone present an argument PRO.net beyond M$'s security and uptime smokescreen ?
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As scientist are beginning to see, there are not enough individual genes to make up for the characteristics. The logical next step is a stacking of definitions. All of the sudden a minor change could have ramification FAR beyond those intended. Whether that be in the breeding or in standard maturation, the point is we don't know and if we count on the corporate mentality they will be making a profit selling to you and I LONG before any saftey study could be completed.
of science. GM plants can grow in harsher conditions, with less water while producing greater yield.
The flip-side is ArcherDanielsMidland and seed that does not produce seed. They sell it MUCH cheaper to cash strapped farmers. The catch happens next season when the farmer is 'hooked' on buying seed.
only in certain specific and noted instances is it a crime to offer up a nom de plume. I regularly purchase using a pseudo. If you try and get around an age or geographical restrictions there is always a crime involved.
I give my work email as my msdn registered email, and believe me if my employer starts seeing SPAM from M$ because of this, you can bet OUR lawyers will be talking to their lawyers, and guess what M$ WILL NOT jeopordize enterprise class business with worthless spam. I am on every M$DN mailing list in existence and I get ZERO spam generated from them. Of course the actual email from M$ almost classifies as SPAM but every now and then there is a usefull bit amongst the dross.
On a side note M$ does have a hightened security option on EVERY PASSPORT site, (they all suck) but it will REMOVE the logon cookie if you specify 'shared or public' computer.
but I get more dead hits from them than ANY OTHER engine. This may just be because the have indexed more than anyone else...
to do with it...IT IS IN SMALL CLAIMS COURT, there is a financial cap on damages.
to drinking your own waste ?
check out 50megsfree.com. They have exactly the program you are speaking of. Use our service, receive our approved mailings, opt out and your site is deleted. Is easy enough to block the mailings and 50 MB is a nice size free site :)
My no solicitors sign at home gives me the legal right to refuse to admit them. Of course the 1/4 mile driveway and 3 big dogs might have something to do with it also. With a little work you can return the favor to any spammer, have auto-responder will travel. Just take sometime to find the legitimate source and respond with 2 or 3 thousand remove requests :) Hard to do business with an email account over quota :) This assumes of course you got a handy T1 to use :)
"You miss the critical point - as well as selling the CD data as a product, they removed it from the public domain. This is something they had no right to do, since the data was contributed by the community, on the understanding that it would remain in the public domain." -
Not to support Gracenote but if it was just an issue of them assuming public domain code then WE would have NO recourse as that is perfectly legal, if highly unethical. That's why the GPL, LGPL, BSD and other licenses were created, to afford SOME measure of protection to software authors.
between a Penguin and a YAK :)
so I guess I'll shut up until I learn some more. I was judging it by the amount of commercial software available, and my buddies' experiences within Compaq. Hopefully I will learn differently
in the near future.
The regular police are unarmed and jolly fellows, then comes the 'wish I could remember the name' of the National police who monitor the borders and airports, who sport fully automatic weapons and a very business like attitude.
tools, but you have a point. If this keeps up it could be GNU/BSD/GPL/LGPL/YADA/ETC/Linux, with you favorite distro's name and splashy release name added in to boot.
the more devices that are supported the greater number of lines. But think about it, re-compile the kernel with only support for devices you have installed, drop the alternate desktop packages, and you have a LEAN MEAN FIGHTING MACHINE. :)
This means that in order to draw in the 'uninitiated' some distro's have opted for a bloat of support. Next thing you know RH will be PnP
we ALL know that VICTIMS have NO RIGHTS, ONLY CRIMINALS HAVE RIGHTS. This country has gone so far to ensure the rights of the criminal are observed that the VICTIM is often left out to dry.
A K-9's perception has been by precedent accepted as probable cause to generate a valid search warrant. You present a very good question..a robo sniffer thing (near future) would blur that dotted line beyond comprehension...
how does that square with the fact that a police officer cannot climb my back fence to get a lookk into my yard ? I fully understand the plain view doctrine and even fresh/hot pursuit or entering based on a possible medical emergency etc, but this camera is DUPLICATING exactly what the officer is denied the right to view first hand ? seems odd to me...
so be careful on Indian reservations or govt. property. Your rights are MUCH more limited under federal jurisdiction. Your vehicle IS subject to search under FED law, and the MP's and reservation police are NOT shy about exercising that CLUB.
grammar skills. This will teach me to reply and sit in on a con call at the same time.... :(
that NOW they can look at things that were able to access what was protected before, they do not need a search warrant to scan your property down to the sq. inch from orbiut but need a writ to climb my back fence ? There is some legal discrepencies here that need to be resolved. The remote recon at that level is THE SAME as climbing MY FENCE and walking my yard in person and should require a writ in the first place. Now of course IANAL but does anyone with any actual experience have a comment ?
I've seen recon photo's, they were not from orbit but, VERY, VERY HIGH UP, and we could read the brand of cigarette the guy in a cab was smoking...VERY EERY.
are what we are placing for admins and tellers, COMPAQ makes a case smaller than a VCR that mounts easily just about anywhere. In a corporate environment the PC lifespan is short anyways, and with long term (10year) deal with the PC vendor for 2 year replacement, it is cheaper to replace 20 PC's than 1 decent server that could support 20 working thin clients. Give me a entire giga-bit fiber network and some uptime agreements from M$ and maybe it will make some headway.
from a 2000 single domain forrest/tree set-up, without giving all your data to M$. Single signon can be managed thru Tivoli also on a multi platform environment. Only Solaris presents real problems in the password intercept area, Aix/Tandem/M$/TRU64/VMS and of course LINUX all work well. There are also products out there like ControlSA that handle single signone and multiplatform access well.
None of these are opens source but they are M$ controlled either....
I work for the 2nd largest M$ exchange implementation worldwide, and our management along with several other fortune 50 companies told M$ to stick .net where it was safe...Ballmer's deep dark hole. Data security is PARAMOUNT and M$ would not pony up the $$$'s for insurance and bonding nor would they provide ANY sort of IRON CLAD uptime/access agreement. With VPN and broadband so prevalent these days we are going the exact opposite, to the hardware vendors' delight, and deploying PC's everywhere with VPN clients to access our data on our OWN SAFE and SECURE machines. If I were a sales business or some such heavy travel industry I MIGHT be able to see 'some' value in a .net structure but otherwise...NOT.
.net beyond M$'s security and uptime smokescreen ?
Can someone present an argument PRO