Because the only real reason people ever upgraded their (Windows) OS was security (adjustable UAC helps with that tremendously) and UI.
I can't say I've ever upgraded Windows due to security. Stability and compatibility, but not security. And that's the reason MS have a problem - there is no compelling reason to upgrade from XP.
Gmail holds spam in a separate folder for 30 days before deleting them. Usually I have around 3000 emails in there, around 100/day, but at the moment I only have 1442; over the last 4 days I've only averaged 30 spam emails a day (900ish a month).
Because there are laws in place that say what you can and cannot do with government services and equipment. What you do not seem to get is she was abiding by these laws. Thats why she has 2 (or more) email accounts. The hacker ought to be prosecuted, he even said he did it with malicious intent
You have sarah.palin@yahoo.com, spalin@yahoo.com or moosehunters4ever@yahoo.com for personal emails. What you don't have is gov.palin; anything sent or received in her capacity as governor should go via her.gov address.
It's not rubbish. There's a very large housing development in Aylesbury, Fairford Leys, which was cabled with fibre when it was built. BT had to overlay it with copper because they wouldn't provide a broadband service over fibre and everyone was stuck with dial-up. It wouldn't surprise me at all if there were similar situations across the whole country, given the proliferation of these types of development over the last 10 years.
I've not had a problem with the scanning part, but really can't see the whole point of the bagging check. You've scanned the item, so you're going to pay for it, and if you're trying to pull a fast one and not pay for something you're hardly likely to put it in the bag.
Could the configuration of the catchall address have changed? Is it possible that emails sent to unconfigured mailboxes were previously delivered but are now be being dropped? I'm not seeing any decrease in the spam received by domains where I host the email with Google.
If these PCs are running anti-virus software, how do they get certified? Do they certify a certain set of definitions and hope they don't get hit by a newer virus, or do they update the virus software after certification and hope there's nothing dodgy in the update?
And even more importantly, what are these machines being used for that makes them susceptible to viruses?
The network overhead to an SSL connection is minimal, to the point where it is negligible. Up to a point. By default, Apache has Keep-Alives turned off for SSL connections from IE because of a problem with the SSL implementation in IE5, and no one seems to quite know whether it's fixed in later versions. Consequently, there is a handshake for every request, which can add 5% to 10% to your server's bandwidth use.
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They do have the legally mandated filter on there, but as far as I can tell nothing much is blocked.
There isn't a legally mandated filter, just the IWF's, so if anything is getting blocked it isn't for legal reasons.
Because the only real reason people ever upgraded their (Windows) OS was security (adjustable UAC helps with that tremendously) and UI.
I can't say I've ever upgraded Windows due to security. Stability and compatibility, but not security. And that's the reason MS have a problem - there is no compelling reason to upgrade from XP.
ADSL is available up to 24Mbps via Bethere or O2. I sync at the full 24Mb but real world downloads are about 22-23Mbps.
*Cough* XBox360 *Cough*
Gmail holds spam in a separate folder for 30 days before deleting them. Usually I have around 3000 emails in there, around 100/day, but at the moment I only have 1442; over the last 4 days I've only averaged 30 spam emails a day (900ish a month).
Do we get to nominate people to go?
The Air Force doesn't let Jim from the trailer park fly their planes
Why, what's he done?
Just playing devil's advocate for a second - have you checked that the parents of any friends your children may visit are as diligent as you?
Add a backup or DR server, and there goes your $264k.
I always have a hell of a job reading Google's CAPTCHAs; a tool to do it automatically would be very useful.
Because there are laws in place that say what you can and cannot do with government services and equipment. What you do not seem to get is she was abiding by these laws. Thats why she has 2 (or more) email accounts. The hacker ought to be prosecuted, he even said he did it with malicious intent
You have sarah.palin@yahoo.com, spalin@yahoo.com or moosehunters4ever@yahoo.com for personal emails. What you don't have is gov.palin; anything sent or received in her capacity as governor should go via her .gov address.
It's not rubbish. There's a very large housing development in Aylesbury, Fairford Leys, which was cabled with fibre when it was built. BT had to overlay it with copper because they wouldn't provide a broadband service over fibre and everyone was stuck with dial-up. It wouldn't surprise me at all if there were similar situations across the whole country, given the proliferation of these types of development over the last 10 years.
I'd like to think they spent all day spinning around in circles.
It's the jobs with the largest pool of labour that are most likely to include public holidays in the yearly allowance - low paid and unskilled.
Because only paedophiles and terrorists encrypt data, or so the government and law enforcement seem to think.
I've not had a problem with the scanning part, but really can't see the whole point of the bagging check. You've scanned the item, so you're going to pay for it, and if you're trying to pull a fast one and not pay for something you're hardly likely to put it in the bag.
Could the configuration of the catchall address have changed? Is it possible that emails sent to unconfigured mailboxes were previously delivered but are now be being dropped? I'm not seeing any decrease in the spam received by domains where I host the email with Google.
And SwissVPN to a roaring trade from UK customers.
During the New Year fireworks in London the BBC have a clueless commentator talking over them. I'll take music over that any day.
If these PCs are running anti-virus software, how do they get certified? Do they certify a certain set of definitions and hope they don't get hit by a newer virus, or do they update the virus software after certification and hope there's nothing dodgy in the update? And even more importantly, what are these machines being used for that makes them susceptible to viruses?
Lets hope it means there's an Amazon auction site on the way too: ebay needs some proper competition.
I'd switch back if I was you, they seem so be replacing proportional fonts with fixed-width.
You can do something similar in Mumps:
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Open Fly
Do Secretary
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