The network sales people. I hear they have a bloatload of "converged datacenter" equipment to sell. Network companies don't care if the other equipment is FOSS or not.
Yes, I had complex and increasingly long passwords set -- the last password was 22 characters long with mixed case and special characters. And, configuring the router from the WAN was disabled.
I would expect robot squirrels which are sensitive to electrical currents or EMP would be more useful. Check cables which have been chewed upon by their organic equivalents or other mammalian relatives.
The automotive unions would never allow such an item. More work would be required to install a twisted one-sided belt than a non-twisted two sided belt. The union would get less pay for a belt with fewer sides.
For the company, the ISP is only a small side business...
This is not an ISP problem; but a business problem. How does maintaining a small ISP enhance the primary business? Can expanding the ISP business enhance the primary business? Will implementing rate limiting and traffic shaping bring unwanted negative attention to the primary business? Can you make a business case to the owners indicating costs and profits for not implementing traffic shaping?
This is not a technical problem. If the you cannot answer the questions I have listed, can you find another person in the company who can answer these questios? If the other person is interested, team up to make a pitch to the owners.
Especially trying to find the right algorithm to use to suck the maximum the area during 10 seconds for 20 instances. Would that be a blow-by-blow algorithm?
Not true. Most of intelligence work is gathering information on the secondary and tertiary data points surrounding the primary object of interest which infer the existence of said object. If no records existed which indicated the purchase, manufacture, storage, and maintenance of support elements for the intelligence target, then others would be the wiser. And that kind of data is hard to fake.
James Bond is not real life. Intelligence agencies hardly ever get high resolution panorama snapshots of fully operational nuclear weapons [from a button camera on the agents cufflinks].
No...to measure ice melt properties in Antarctica, NASA scattered a non-homogeneous collection of light reflection and absorption particle on the shelf. Approval to scatter material all across Antarctica would have been delayed in committee for months using normal methods. This way, everyone feels sorry for NASA that they lost a scientific rocket when in fact they have succeeded.
The licensing key is only temporary. The full shipping version license will not be available till March 25. I have better things to do than try to implement partial-ware.
But it is significantly different. The mammoths in Siberia are just chillin'. The mammoth in LA is truly stoned. The LA mammoth was more committed to the results of his actions.
...as a result of the internet, our voice is louder than theirs, that the majority view point now creates itself and dominates the minority view point that dominated mass media...
The old power base is attempting to leash and control the new power base to their own ends. The young, creative talent has moved to the Internet; and the previous powerbase is populated with a docile, unproductive herd. And not realizing any functional leash on the Internet populace will again capture only the docile followers.
You are just an alarmist. Counting ticks on microcontrollers is a basic part of any modern CNC(computer numerical control) manufacturing system. Are you saying this software is a modified air defense software platform?
Depends on where the data is obtained. If obtained from monopoly telcos, the data will show the monopoly telcos need more government funding to "build out their networks". If the data is obtained from local county and city halls (who we hope will obtain the data direct from the citizens), we could get a more accurate picture.
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Once you remove all the useless electronics inside, those computer make excellent modular planters for my begonias.
The network sales people. I hear they have a bloatload of "converged datacenter" equipment to sell. Network companies don't care if the other equipment is FOSS or not.
Have a Scooby Snack and chill.
Yes, I had complex and increasingly long passwords set -- the last password was 22 characters long with mixed case and special characters. And, configuring the router from the WAN was disabled.
I commented on this exact subject about 18 months ago. Amused to see the security industry finally catching up.
I was more reminded of the Dr. Who episode where the hospital was taken to the moon.
The artificial muscle was not designed for rapid continual surface abrasion. Not without a proper external protective sheath.
I would expect robot squirrels which are sensitive to electrical currents or EMP would be more useful. Check cables which have been chewed upon by their organic equivalents or other mammalian relatives.
Um, those bright colors are used to attract mates. I didn't see reproductive equipment installed in those robots.
I for one welcome our new chemically sensitive robotic aquatic overlords.
The automotive unions would never allow such an item. More work would be required to install a twisted one-sided belt than a non-twisted two sided belt. The union would get less pay for a belt with fewer sides.
Yes, but you have to turn the frame over and see the other side to really understand.
This is not an ISP problem; but a business problem. How does maintaining a small ISP enhance the primary business? Can expanding the ISP business enhance the primary business? Will implementing rate limiting and traffic shaping bring unwanted negative attention to the primary business? Can you make a business case to the owners indicating costs and profits for not implementing traffic shaping?
This is not a technical problem. If the you cannot answer the questions I have listed, can you find another person in the company who can answer these questios? If the other person is interested, team up to make a pitch to the owners.
Especially trying to find the right algorithm to use to suck the maximum the area during 10 seconds for 20 instances. Would that be a blow-by-blow algorithm?
Not true. Most of intelligence work is gathering information on the secondary and tertiary data points surrounding the primary object of interest which infer the existence of said object. If no records existed which indicated the purchase, manufacture, storage, and maintenance of support elements for the intelligence target, then others would be the wiser. And that kind of data is hard to fake.
James Bond is not real life. Intelligence agencies hardly ever get high resolution panorama snapshots of fully operational nuclear weapons [from a button camera on the agents cufflinks].
Citation, please
I think a great number of United States citizens would agree our identity is well defined in the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
If there is a woman nitpicking about the method in which we end it all, fuck yeah.
I see your lack of imagination and raise you some other suggestions:
Necessity
DAFIM [Damn All Flippin Important Module]
Gaia
Mother
screw their naming scheme. I would want my life support module to have a name no one could possibly mistake for the Lido Deck on a cruise ship.
No...to measure ice melt properties in Antarctica, NASA scattered a non-homogeneous collection of light reflection and absorption particle on the shelf. Approval to scatter material all across Antarctica would have been delayed in committee for months using normal methods. This way, everyone feels sorry for NASA that they lost a scientific rocket when in fact they have succeeded.
The licensing key is only temporary. The full shipping version license will not be available till March 25. I have better things to do than try to implement partial-ware.
But it is significantly different. The mammoths in Siberia are just chillin'. The mammoth in LA is truly stoned. The LA mammoth was more committed to the results of his actions.
I have seen deserts in high summer which were not nearly as dry as the sarcasm in your post. I think you have created a new form of desiccant.
The old power base is attempting to leash and control the new power base to their own ends. The young, creative talent has moved to the Internet; and the previous powerbase is populated with a docile, unproductive herd. And not realizing any functional leash on the Internet populace will again capture only the docile followers.
You are just an alarmist. Counting ticks on microcontrollers is a basic part of any modern CNC(computer numerical control) manufacturing system. Are you saying this software is a modified air defense software platform?
Depends on where the data is obtained. If obtained from monopoly telcos, the data will show the monopoly telcos need more government funding to "build out their networks". If the data is obtained from local county and city halls (who we hope will obtain the data direct from the citizens), we could get a more accurate picture.