"Regular" ISPs log a user or account identifier, start time, and end time for each session that uses a dynamic IP. When an ISP is presented with a subpoena or other valid court order from a law enforcement agency that includes an IP address, date, and time (with proper timezone information); the "regular" ISP returns the name of the user or account along with every other piece of information it has regarding that user and/or account to the law enforcement agency. The information from "regular ISPs" is not diluted at all just because dynamic IPs are used. ISPs vary in how they respond to subpoenas from other than law enforcement agencies.
I hate the existing administration, I totally distrust our government (no matter which party is in power), I suspect that the NSA is incapable of telling the truth; and yet, somehow, I actually believe that this was an innocent screwup by whoever configured the NSA webserver.
Windows has the vulnerability. Web browsers and some versions of Outlook are the means that the malicious.wmf files are introduced into the operating system. Firefox and Opera can also be used to introduce malicious.wmf files, the difference is that Firefox and Opera ASK the user for confirmation before they download the files. I understand that newer versions of Firefox are misconfigured and do not handle.wmf files as Microsoft intended, this may be a case where a configuration error is actually a security feature.
Who is "AC"? Arguments and opinions are just like assholes, everybody has one. Install FreeBSD on a spare box and play with it for a while if you want to know something about FreeBSD.
Just how intuitive are the "polished" Linux app names of "Xine", "MPlayer", "Gnome Toaster"? Let's also forget that most of the applications you list (iTunes, Nero, Photoshop, WinAMP, WinDVD, etc) are not even native Windows applications. They are third-party and if the user went and bought or downloaded them they did so for a reason and obviously know what they do.
"Xine", "MPlayer", and "Gnome Toaster" are also third party applications and are just as intuitive as the Windows program names that you gave as examples. I do not have these applications installed on my KDE desktop system. I checked some of the other application names in the KDE menus and found that the menus include both the name and a description for all of the applications in the "Start" menus, e.g.; "KEdit (Simple Text Editor)", "Kopete (Instant Messenger)", "KSpread (Spreadsheets)".
can you exlpain how you have diffrent tax rates in ONE zip code ????
Several ways have already been mentioned, another way is to have a ZIP code that includes both incorporated city and unincorporated county areas. Incorporated cities frequently have a different tax rate than unincorporated counties. Calculating sales taxes for the various different local entities would be a very difficult endevour. I believe that is some states that the state tax rate can vary depending upon the local (city or county) tax rate.
Personally, I wouldn't use that particular adblock recipe. I would suspect that many people would believe that a web site is broken or only works with IE if the site's navigation buttons didn't work with Firefox, no matter what the real reason was.
Yeah, I am sure. The local phone company Yellow Pages provides a basic listing (business name, address and phone # under an approprate heading) for all business customers even if the subscriber doesn't buy an ad.
The Yellow Pages in my area lists businesses whether they buy an ad or not. Also, I am more tolerant of ads in the Yellow Pages as I grew up with the Yellow Pages and generally ignore the advertising. Obnoxious ads in the Yellow Pages cause me to ignore the advertiser's listing.
Wow, that sounded like a quote from somebody in marketing or advertising.
To answer your question, there are many ways; one way would be to google or yahoo! for it (with proper ad blocking in place, of course). Some other ways would be to ask friends, check the Yellow Pages, browse stores that sell the product, consult magazines, consult various opinion websites, or read the magnets on my refrigerator. Hint to advertisers: I do not throw out good, strong refrigerator magnets.
Shield the bulk of the robot inside a lead box, radiation harden or plan on replacing those items that need to be outside of the box to be effective.
Cameras can be behind the lead shield - use a periscope.
Motors can be inside the box with mechanical linkage to the outside; or radiation hardened motors can be used.
Perhaps the robot's batteries could be selected or designed to be used as part of the shielding. Gamma radiation is directional, it is possible that shielding can be moved or added as necessary depending upon the circumstances.
The Salvation Army is just another hateful homophobic right wing church. Are you considering that the Salvation Army offered support for Bush's "faith based" initiative if Bush in turn promised to use the legislation to gut local anti-discrimination laws around the country to be one incident? Or are you only considering the recent New York court ruling?
According to Lawrence Moretz, former commissioner of the Chicago Salvation Army, the Salvation Army defends its discrimination based upon "our biblical and traditional position" against Lesbians, Gays and unmarried partners.
What was your wife's uncle's decision to make, the decision to tell you that he is gay?
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Would you feel the same way if the public school wanted it's students to volunteer for the Westboro Baptist Church, the Black Ministerial Alliance, or Focus on the Family instead of the Salvation Army?
I honestly wouldn't have a problem with it in any situation, since I feel that helping people is far more important than being politically correct. I'm a very religious person, however, so I doubt many other slashdotters would agree.
I don't give a rat's ass about being politically correct, I do care about organizations that have anti-gay agendas. Harrassment on the job is not a matter of political correctness and I do care that the Salvation Army tolerates the harrassment of gay employees.
I do not know very much about Wiccans. From what I do know about Wiccans, I do not believe that Wiccans, unlike certain Christian organizations, believe in the bashing of anybody.
Last year, about 11 percent of the US Salvation Army's income came from the US government.
The Salvation Army's mission is to "preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination," according to the organization's Web site. This mission would be very laudable, if it were true in practice.
The US Salvation Army wants to take that taxpayer money and then harrass and discrimate against gays and lesbians in the hiring of the people that Americans' tax money is paying to hire. There are also allegations that the US Salvation Army discriminates in the providing of relief to gay and lesbian people.
Homophobia such as the Salvation Army and certain other "Christian" organizations is engendering has lead people to believe that discrimination, assaults, and even murder of gay men is somehow OK.
Would you feel the same way if the public school wanted it's students to volunteer for the Westboro Baptist Church, the Black Ministerial Alliance, or Focus on the Family instead of the Salvation Army?
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OK, if my tax money is going toward this, I want my voucher for a free box. I don't care that I don't need it because I have cable TV.
"Regular" ISPs log a user or account identifier, start time, and end time for each session that uses a dynamic IP. When an ISP is presented with a subpoena or other valid court order from a law enforcement agency that includes an IP address, date, and time (with proper timezone information); the "regular" ISP returns the name of the user or account along with every other piece of information it has regarding that user and/or account to the law enforcement agency. The information from "regular ISPs" is not diluted at all just because dynamic IPs are used. ISPs vary in how they respond to subpoenas from other than law enforcement agencies.
I hate the existing administration, I totally distrust our government (no matter which party is in power), I suspect that the NSA is incapable of telling the truth; and yet, somehow, I actually believe that this was an innocent screwup by whoever configured the NSA webserver.
Windows has the vulnerability. Web browsers and some versions of Outlook are the means that the malicious .wmf files are introduced into the operating system. Firefox and Opera can also be used to introduce malicious .wmf files, the difference is that Firefox and Opera ASK the user for confirmation before they download the files. I understand that newer versions of Firefox are misconfigured and do not handle .wmf files as Microsoft intended, this may be a case where a configuration error is actually a security feature.
Who is "AC"? Arguments and opinions are just like assholes, everybody has one. Install FreeBSD on a spare box and play with it for a while if you want to know something about FreeBSD.
Just how intuitive are the "polished" Linux app names of "Xine", "MPlayer", "Gnome Toaster"? Let's also forget that most of the applications you list (iTunes, Nero, Photoshop, WinAMP, WinDVD, etc) are not even native Windows applications. They are third-party and if the user went and bought or downloaded them they did so for a reason and obviously know what they do.
"Xine", "MPlayer", and "Gnome Toaster" are also third party applications and are just as intuitive as the Windows program names that you gave as examples. I do not have these applications installed on my KDE desktop system. I checked some of the other application names in the KDE menus and found that the menus include both the name and a description for all of the applications in the "Start" menus, e.g.; "KEdit (Simple Text Editor)", "Kopete (Instant Messenger)", "KSpread (Spreadsheets)".
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can you exlpain how you have diffrent tax rates in ONE zip code ????
Several ways have already been mentioned, another way is to have a ZIP code that includes both incorporated city and unincorporated county areas. Incorporated cities frequently have a different tax rate than unincorporated counties. Calculating sales taxes for the various different local entities would be a very difficult endevour. I believe that is some states that the state tax rate can vary depending upon the local (city or county) tax rate.
I suspect that as soon as the Democrats take over Congress and the House that it will be allowed to sunset and it won't get renewed again.
Microsoft provides this URL for users to immediately get rid of the latest Malware: Remove Malware.
I tried that link from somebody else's XP box; it didn't work, XP was still functioning after a reboot.
Personally, I wouldn't use that particular adblock recipe. I would suspect that many people would believe that a web site is broken or only works with IE if the site's navigation buttons didn't work with Firefox, no matter what the real reason was.
Yeah, I am sure. The local phone company Yellow Pages provides a basic listing (business name, address and phone # under an approprate heading) for all business customers even if the subscriber doesn't buy an ad.
The Yellow Pages in my area lists businesses whether they buy an ad or not. Also, I am more tolerant of ads in the Yellow Pages as I grew up with the Yellow Pages and generally ignore the advertising. Obnoxious ads in the Yellow Pages cause me to ignore the advertiser's listing.
Distribute refrigerator magnets at work with witty propoganda slogans and cartoons on them. Examples at http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-posters/americ an3.htm
I'll start using it as soon as I see that about 80% of the rest of the world is using it.
Wow, that sounded like a quote from somebody in marketing or advertising.
To answer your question, there are many ways; one way would be to google or yahoo! for it (with proper ad blocking in place, of course). Some other ways would be to ask friends, check the Yellow Pages, browse stores that sell the product, consult magazines, consult various opinion websites, or read the magnets on my refrigerator. Hint to advertisers: I do not throw out good, strong refrigerator magnets.
I've kept non-advert banners in the /banners/ folder. Good luck using the site when you've blocked all the navigation.
I would just assume that the site was broken or that it was "enhanced" for IE and move on {shrug}
Shield the bulk of the robot inside a lead box, radiation harden or plan on replacing those items that need to be outside of the box to be effective.
Cameras can be behind the lead shield - use a periscope.
Motors can be inside the box with mechanical linkage to the outside; or radiation hardened motors can be used.
Perhaps the robot's batteries could be selected or designed to be used as part of the shielding. Gamma radiation is directional, it is possible that shielding can be moved or added as necessary depending upon the circumstances.
The Salvation Army is just another hateful homophobic right wing church. Are you considering that the Salvation Army offered support for Bush's "faith based" initiative if Bush in turn promised to use the legislation to gut local anti-discrimination laws around the country to be one incident? Or are you only considering the recent New York court ruling?
According to Lawrence Moretz, former commissioner of the Chicago Salvation Army, the Salvation Army defends its discrimination based upon "our biblical and traditional position" against Lesbians, Gays and unmarried partners.
What was your wife's uncle's decision to make, the decision to tell you that he is gay?
http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=113222911236 7
http://atheism.about.com/b/a/220978.htm
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2001/jul2001/fait-j23 .shtml
http://mediastudy.com/articles/av3-28-02.html
http://ethics.lacity.org/EFS2003/index.cfm?fuseact ion=lobreports.clientbyfirm&year=2001
Search for Salvation Army, check later years too.
http://www.senate.gov/pagelayout/legislative/b_thr ee_sections_with_teasers/clientlist_page_D_E.htm
Search for Salvation Army
OK then, who says what organization is a legitimate charity?
In addition to the Salvation Army, the following churches are all have non-profit status as churches in the US:
* The Westboro Baptist Church
* Metropolitan Community Church
* Unitarian Universalist Church
* Church and School of Wicca
One of the churches listed above says the following:
o The devestation in New Orleans was God's vengeance.
o Sweden is a land of the damned
o When speaking of US Marines killed in an incident in Iraq, the church said "We wish it was 10,000 rather than 10 killed."
Would you feel the same way if the public school wanted it's students to volunteer for the Westboro Baptist Church, the Black Ministerial Alliance, or Focus on the Family instead of the Salvation Army?
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I honestly wouldn't have a problem with it in any situation, since I feel that helping people is far more important than being politically correct. I'm a very religious person, however, so I doubt many other slashdotters would agree.
I don't give a rat's ass about being politically correct, I do care about organizations that have anti-gay agendas. Harrassment on the job is not a matter of political correctness and I do care that the Salvation Army tolerates the harrassment of gay employees.
Would you really not have a problem with your child doing volunteer work for Westboro Baptist Church, which also has an anti-gay agenda? http://www.westborobaptistchurch.com/ and http://www.godhatesfags.com/fliers/dec2005/200512
I do not know very much about Wiccans. From what I do know about Wiccans, I do not believe that Wiccans, unlike certain Christian organizations, believe in the bashing of anybody.
Last year, about 11 percent of the US Salvation Army's income came from the US government.
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The Salvation Army's mission is to "preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination," according to the organization's Web site. This mission would be very laudable, if it were true in practice.
The US Salvation Army wants to take that taxpayer money and then harrass and discrimate against gays and lesbians in the hiring of the people that Americans' tax money is paying to hire. There are also allegations that the US Salvation Army discriminates in the providing of relief to gay and lesbian people.
Homophobia such as the Salvation Army and certain other "Christian" organizations is engendering has lead people to believe that discrimination, assaults, and even murder of gay men is somehow OK.
A recent article about a legal case regarding Salvation Army harrasmment and discrimination is at http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=11322291123
If the Salvation Army really is Christianity at it's best I really hope that Christians are damned to their own hell.
Would you feel the same way if the public school wanted it's students to volunteer for the Westboro Baptist Church, the Black Ministerial Alliance, or Focus on the Family instead of the Salvation Army?