I wonder how much headache this will create among web developers. Will Spartan implement things in a new unheard of way or will it actually try to achieve maximum compatibility?
I encountered a bug once in Outlook where I did fill in the name, autocompleted it correctly but still Outlook sent it to the wrong person behind my back.
Luckily the person receiving the mail wasn't a security breach.
I agree - the damage caused by not having encryption will be severe. The criminals will still be able to find ways around it while the average person will be exposed to all kinds of evil.
Not only country governments do that but even municipals do it. Often using trolls that ridicules those willing to raise the questions about high-risk projects.
Looking at Västlänken, Gothenburg, Sweden you will see a local debate that's quite heated.
I think that the reason is DoD. A really good telescope could as well be turned towards Earth to look at details on the surface. A visit by GAO could have revealed secrets.
The internet is the innovation/extension of the POTS systems, today more and more is VoIP instead of analog lines. So the progress of classifying the internet the same way is a natural development.
The problem with the analog lines is that they have come to an end on how much information they can carry. In addition to that the services offered on POTS lines will be entirely what the telecom operator decides that you can get and it won't work on another telecom operator. With the internet you get an open platform that you shall be able to run whatever service you prefer unless you are prevented by the ISP due to traffic shaping and other means.
The change from POTS to internet is similar to the change from horse&carriage to automobiles.
Just consider that offering the communication infrastructure and offering services on the infrastructure shall be two completely different business cases and therefore two different companies that are independent.
British people fond of Oxford English looks down on American English and to some extent Australian English. American English people looks down on everyone using English as second language and the twists of the English language that appears there; German English, Indian English, East Asian English (Engrish), Latin English (Spanglish)...
Add to it local accents as well that twists the language; Cockney, Afro-American accent etc.
Not every government agency spends megabucks on top equipment when the off the shelf stuff is sufficient.
If you want to track someone and want plausible deniability then it's a lot better to use cheap off the shelf stuff and wrap it in tape. It's no big deal to defend that you lost a $100 device that anyone can buy, it's just written off as operational cost.
Whenever you find a tracking device on your vehicle - stick it to some other vehicle. Preferably to something that travels a long distance (train car, truck trailer) or make random calls (delivery truck, taxi, cop car).
Only the vessel for him carried by Leonard Nimoy has passed on, but as long as he's remembered he's not truly dead.
The Original Series did a lot within the frame of that series to actually poke at contemporary issues about racism and other things. It was not so much about the science as it was about studies on humanitarian issues.
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I wonder how much headache this will create among web developers. Will Spartan implement things in a new unheard of way or will it actually try to achieve maximum compatibility?
I encountered a bug once in Outlook where I did fill in the name, autocompleted it correctly but still Outlook sent it to the wrong person behind my back.
Luckily the person receiving the mail wasn't a security breach.
So I don't trust Outlook much since then.
I agree - the damage caused by not having encryption will be severe. The criminals will still be able to find ways around it while the average person will be exposed to all kinds of evil.
In my opinion governments should require that their sites are passing the HTML Validator and CSS validator tests.
Of course - it won't help for JavaScript dependencies (or the horror vbscript that's entirely IE specific).
Raise the stakes and detect lying politicians.
It may be easier to detect when they are speaking the truth however.
There is now!
Dark Matter seems to me to be a placeholder item for differences between the calculated trajectories and real.
It do adjust for the effects observed but it does not explain what it really is.
Not only country governments do that but even municipals do it. Often using trolls that ridicules those willing to raise the questions about high-risk projects.
Looking at Västlänken, Gothenburg, Sweden you will see a local debate that's quite heated.
I think that the reason is DoD. A really good telescope could as well be turned towards Earth to look at details on the surface. A visit by GAO could have revealed secrets.
Except when it comes to regulations about abortion and other things imposed by religious factions.
The internet is the innovation/extension of the POTS systems, today more and more is VoIP instead of analog lines. So the progress of classifying the internet the same way is a natural development.
The problem with the analog lines is that they have come to an end on how much information they can carry. In addition to that the services offered on POTS lines will be entirely what the telecom operator decides that you can get and it won't work on another telecom operator. With the internet you get an open platform that you shall be able to run whatever service you prefer unless you are prevented by the ISP due to traffic shaping and other means.
The change from POTS to internet is similar to the change from horse&carriage to automobiles.
I also foresee a new way for malware - intentionally brick the machines for a specific vendor unless they cough up money.
Make the election system proportional as well. At least for the house of representatives.
This will make it possible for some fresh blood to enter the politics.
Just consider that offering the communication infrastructure and offering services on the infrastructure shall be two completely different business cases and therefore two different companies that are independent.
What about detection of terror actions? That would be even more useful.
B.t.w. Facebook is just troll heaven. It's for people that are narcissists.
Preferably using a dynamite necklace.
British people fond of Oxford English looks down on American English and to some extent Australian English. American English people looks down on everyone using English as second language and the twists of the English language that appears there; German English, Indian English, East Asian English (Engrish), Latin English (Spanglish)...
Add to it local accents as well that twists the language; Cockney, Afro-American accent etc.
Not every government agency spends megabucks on top equipment when the off the shelf stuff is sufficient.
If you want to track someone and want plausible deniability then it's a lot better to use cheap off the shelf stuff and wrap it in tape. It's no big deal to defend that you lost a $100 device that anyone can buy, it's just written off as operational cost.
Whenever you find a tracking device on your vehicle - stick it to some other vehicle. Preferably to something that travels a long distance (train car, truck trailer) or make random calls (delivery truck, taxi, cop car).
Heinlein did make a great story around an idea in many cases - often seasoned with some bites at the contemporary society when the books were written.
But if anything I would like to see a movie or a series of the book "Citizen of the Galaxy".
Starship Troopers was more an ironic paraphrasing of the book than literally following the book.
I actually come to realize that if you follow a book literally then it may not make a good movie.
My proposal for voice overs would be Christopher Judge.
I indeed think he has a good voice.
Only the vessel for him carried by Leonard Nimoy has passed on, but as long as he's remembered he's not truly dead.
The Original Series did a lot within the frame of that series to actually poke at contemporary issues about racism and other things. It was not so much about the science as it was about studies on humanitarian issues.
It's primarily an effect of the camera fooling around with the white balance and contrast/light to try to get a correct image and failed.
Add to it that the picture looks different depending on which display you have on your computer and you have a nice debate.
For now.
The ruling means that it may get easier for competition to arrive.