The "if you've got nothing to hide..." argument is quite the slippery slope. It's a bit authoritarian to criminalize everything you don't personally do or agree with yourself, isn't it?
We have a full-heigh (~2 meter tall) enclosure full of Fibre Channel and SATA disks for a network attached storage appliance. I've never seen us use more than 5Gb/s in network throughput total.
That's largely the segment that these companies are marketing too....those and those just below them that 'wanna' be that wasteful.
Fixed that for you. A better value is a better value, no matter what your level of disposable income. Just look at most self-made millionaires (there is an article somewhere on the Goog): they tend to drive their 10-year old midrange sedans into the ground because it makes more sense than spending 5-6 digits on "bling" every other year.
(1) the attorney author comes from the DOJ's Cymbercrime division -- the DOJ may have one interpretation of the law but the courts might have another;
That's enough to put a few red flags up the pole. An attorney in an investigating/prosecuting position telling people to not bother defending themselves? Color me shocked. Oh, he also threatens your family, friends, and livelihood if you resist any charges they decide to bring against you? Sounds like the DOJ Alberto Gonzalez knew and loved.
This looks like a very good tutorial on the basics of web security. I think I'll forward it to some of my *ahem* Less-than-brilliant web admin friends.
Most places don't have a problem with you using their display models. 30 minutes may be a bit extreme, but playing a demo from a laptop or flash drive shouldn't be an issue.
First, we have to look for monitors with 6bit or 7bit color instead of 8 per channel, now we have to start testing for overdrive voltages? Buying an LCD is becoming a real pain in the arse.
HHS administers many of the programs, however recently block grants have been provided to states for them to create and maintain their own programs. Look around for the ACF sub-department, and theTANF grants.
and not give it to such organizations as health insurance companies.
That's not going to happen. Florida just got smacked down for selling its DMV database to companies for extra cash. Yeah, that includes full SSNs, identifying info, etc. If the insurance companies pay enough, they'll get everything they want.
A 20 year old man cannot run for president. Does that mean he has no Constitutional rights whatsoever? Then may I humbly beseech you to shut the fuck verily up.
"Good ideas" like that are rarely if ever put into practice. If I were doing something like this, I'd just put the county clerk's phone number on there anyway. I'd put money down that ess than 5% of the recipients would actually call.
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The "if you've got nothing to hide..." argument is quite the slippery slope. It's a bit authoritarian to criminalize everything you don't personally do or agree with yourself, isn't it?
So use a prepaid cell phone. The only thing the "abuser" will be able to get is a cell number, which can be turned off at will.
We have a full-heigh (~2 meter tall) enclosure full of Fibre Channel and SATA disks for a network attached storage appliance. I've never seen us use more than 5Gb/s in network throughput total.
That's largely the segment that these companies are marketing too....those and those just below them that 'wanna' be that wasteful.
Fixed that for you. A better value is a better value, no matter what your level of disposable income. Just look at most self-made millionaires (there is an article somewhere on the Goog): they tend to drive their 10-year old midrange sedans into the ground because it makes more sense than spending 5-6 digits on "bling" every other year.
(1) the attorney author comes from the DOJ's Cymbercrime division -- the DOJ may have one interpretation of the law but the courts might have another;
That's enough to put a few red flags up the pole. An attorney in an investigating/prosecuting position telling people to not bother defending themselves? Color me shocked. Oh, he also threatens your family, friends, and livelihood if you resist any charges they decide to bring against you? Sounds like the DOJ Alberto Gonzalez knew and loved.
http://www.ipa.go.jp/security/vuln/documents/website_security_en.pdf
This looks like a very good tutorial on the basics of web security. I think I'll forward it to some of my *ahem* Less-than-brilliant web admin friends.
Either way, the most of best LCD monitors have a 10ms or so input latency anyway. (Check the article).
Most places don't have a problem with you using their display models. 30 minutes may be a bit extreme, but playing a demo from a laptop or flash drive shouldn't be an issue.
8.2ms sounds more official, duh.
Which sucks for people who have very little selection locally. Either buy online, and likely get screwed, or drive a significant distance.
3rd option: rely on reviews from credible sources. The "credible" qualifier is harder to find these days, though.
First, we have to look for monitors with 6bit or 7bit color instead of 8 per channel, now we have to start testing for overdrive voltages? Buying an LCD is becoming a real pain in the arse.
Yes. It's not free, but it's possible.
So... Don't install Google Earth if it doesn't work the way you want it to. If you consider a piece of software then... don't install it. Simple!
"Legally"? Care to share how it is a criminal offense to run Windows software on a GNU/Linux-based computer?
Or have multiple residents in a household that access the connection at different times.
HHS administers many of the programs, however recently block grants have been provided to states for them to create and maintain their own programs. Look around for the ACF sub-department, and theTANF grants.
They do need to keep the info secure
Fat chance.
and not give it to such organizations as health insurance companies.
That's not going to happen. Florida just got smacked down for selling its DMV database to companies for extra cash. Yeah, that includes full SSNs, identifying info, etc. If the insurance companies pay enough, they'll get everything they want.
A 20 year old man cannot run for president. Does that mean he has no Constitutional rights whatsoever? Then may I humbly beseech you to shut the fuck verily up.
The EITC is only a small portion of the state-funded benefits from breeding.
I would contend that most Slashdotters don't personally hate Bill Gates.
Microsoft? Yes.
Ballmer? Probably.
Gates? ehh...
He's too much of an early geek icon to be hated like that. Ballmer, on the other hand, is more like the PHB everyone loves to hate.
How exactly does "an ID program that works" eliminate all crime?
Agreed. Also, many government entities don't reside in the .gov tld anyway.
www.ocpafl.org is a good example. That's not exactly an easy one to decipher unless you work with that office regularly.
"Good ideas" like that are rarely if ever put into practice. If I were doing something like this, I'd just put the county clerk's phone number on there anyway. I'd put money down that ess than 5% of the recipients would actually call.
it still fails to computer literate common sense, "why would i need to install something to..."
Flash. Silverlight. Java. Adobe Reader. Windows Update controls.
People are getting used to installing applications to interact with "trusted" parties.
Get enough local IPs, and you could mount an extremely effective DDOS attack over underutilized peering lines between the local ISPs.