we decided what we believe is more important than what is
Especially if what you believe is gleaned from your nightly newscast. Far more people believe the TV than the Internet. The far-right has figured this out and is capitalizing on it at the polls.
Theoretically, yes. In reality, no. the MPEG license and lack of a "finished" distro is a real killer. Maybe things have changed in the last year, but all of the Pi options I found crashed in flames when it came to troublefree video streaming.
You job as a security wank is to get the policies straight and give them to management to disseminate and get signatures on. Presumably, management has signed off on these just like everyone else. After that, it's mostly an HR problem.
This is all media drama. Real story here is how most people do not want to layer-up for weather like this. They will chance it wearing jeans, no hat (don't want to mess the 'do) and dressing just warm enough to make it to their car. This works great until car leaves you stranded because injectors gel'd up, or whatever. In this weather, walking a couple miles in the wind wearing only blue jeans, no hat/socks/mitts will easily f- you up. If you need to dress lightly, at least throw some appropriate gear in the trunk in case you *do* need to be out in it. Even new cars can have trouble in extreme cold.
I think it's a little premature to call a small difference in gravitational pull a by-product of "dark matter". We know so very little about the things we can actually see, measure, interact with and predict that this smells more like science fiction. Let's get an agreeable unified theory first and also a mathematical system which does not break down at scale. So much of what we know is hacked together out of assumption and week-kneed postulations that talk of dark matter is really little more than mental masturbation at this point.
We heard you needed an ice rescue, so we're sending you an ice rescue for your ice rescue.
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The helplessness Aaron felt must have been overwhelming. When people in high places conspire against you, there is not much left you can do. They are in control of your life and will twist the legal system into whatever they want in order to satisfy their ego. It's a game to them. Shit needs change.
If your security policy forbids removing files from the workplace, are you sure remote access isn't going to get you hot water as well? From a security standpoint, remote access to the same files you're not allowed to bring home is pretty much one of the same.
That said, the best free way of accessing a remote desktop is going to be VNC running on the localhost endpoint and then an openssh connection of some sort (forward or reverse) to authenticate and tunnel. You could also use FreeNX but configuration has historically be a PITA.
Doesn't refer to seating arrangments. If you holy-rollers don't agree with contraception, then don't fucking use is. Simple. Every religion since always has tried to conform the world their their viewpoints and it's the main reason why society can't have nice things. If you want to live your life nailed to a cross, go ahead but stop thinking you need to force your belief system on everyone else. Same goes for atheists. sick of hearing you whiners too. Believe what you want and let others believe what they want. That's a hell of a lot closer to the peace and tolerance that every religion claims to be about but never gets it right.
Teenagers want and need to find a place of their own, to form their own subculture.
Tell them to go outside. Anything online that gets popular just ends up being what they are trying to get away from. Besides, they are the generation who will pay for never having freedom of thought without scrutiny. The sooner they start fixing that, the better off their kids will be.
It's easier to shoot yourself in the foot with the command line
Depends how you learn. If you sit down with a table saw, never having operated one, you're in for a hard learn. Same as any tool. I would say the same goes for a gui too....that damn Voiceover is error prone enough to qualify for the-icepick-of-death-in-the-speakerhole treatment.
Frankly, I was impressed with the AK's accuracy at ~50yds for such a short barrel (I was probably shooting a milled version). A 4" group at 100 yds is still plenty deadly. AK-47's are capable of shooting 3-5 inch groups at 100 yards, whereas the stamped AKMs are capable of shooting 4-6 inch groups at 100 yards
What could possibly be of such interest to go to such lengths? Power? Political corruption? Racial/Religious superiority? The lengths to which they are going bear similarity to some very historic, oppressive regimes.
but about half of applicants seem to outright fabricate their credentials.
Not sure why that wouldn't get vetted out in the interview process. Asking someone to describe their most elaborate program, or explain what their most difficult language to learn was should give you some good indicators of aptitude. Another good one is ask them what their most enjoyable problem was they solved with code. Those three can be asked on the phone quite quickly.
A war over public opinion. I don't know why the struggling U.S. automakers have not embraced electric vehicles. They will make a "zombie" truck which everyone thinks is funny, but nobody actually wants. But tend to be disposed to doing everything in their power to resist that which is (probably) better for the environment and more efficient for a good portion of the population commuting just a few miles every day. Did they learn nothing from the Nissan Leaf sales?
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Feinstein is probably amping up legislation to keep drones out of the hands of hobbyists and the general public.
we decided what we believe is more important than what is
Especially if what you believe is gleaned from your nightly newscast. Far more people believe the TV than the Internet. The far-right has figured this out and is capitalizing on it at the polls.
Symantec now offering Norton Antivirus for 3D printers.
even better is XBMC on pi
Theoretically, yes. In reality, no. the MPEG license and lack of a "finished" distro is a real killer. Maybe things have changed in the last year, but all of the Pi options I found crashed in flames when it came to troublefree video streaming.
You job as a security wank is to get the policies straight and give them to management to disseminate and get signatures on. Presumably, management has signed off on these just like everyone else. After that, it's mostly an HR problem.
What makes you think a hacked Cisco border router plugged into the Internet is any more secure in Canada? It's just a couple more hops, that is all.
This is all media drama. Real story here is how most people do not want to layer-up for weather like this. They will chance it wearing jeans, no hat (don't want to mess the 'do) and dressing just warm enough to make it to their car. This works great until car leaves you stranded because injectors gel'd up, or whatever. In this weather, walking a couple miles in the wind wearing only blue jeans, no hat/socks/mitts will easily f- you up. If you need to dress lightly, at least throw some appropriate gear in the trunk in case you *do* need to be out in it. Even new cars can have trouble in extreme cold.
I think it's a little premature to call a small difference in gravitational pull a by-product of "dark matter". We know so very little about the things we can actually see, measure, interact with and predict that this smells more like science fiction. Let's get an agreeable unified theory first and also a mathematical system which does not break down at scale. So much of what we know is hacked together out of assumption and week-kneed postulations that talk of dark matter is really little more than mental masturbation at this point.
We heard you needed an ice rescue, so we're sending you an ice rescue for your ice rescue.
The helplessness Aaron felt must have been overwhelming. When people in high places conspire against you, there is not much left you can do. They are in control of your life and will twist the legal system into whatever they want in order to satisfy their ego. It's a game to them. Shit needs change.
Get some $1 and $2 coins into circulation
You must jingle a lot when you pull your pants up.
If your security policy forbids removing files from the workplace, are you sure remote access isn't going to get you hot water as well? From a security standpoint, remote access to the same files you're not allowed to bring home is pretty much one of the same.
That said, the best free way of accessing a remote desktop is going to be VNC running on the localhost endpoint and then an openssh connection of some sort (forward or reverse) to authenticate and tunnel. You could also use FreeNX but configuration has historically be a PITA.
Snowden is probably better off in Russia. Does NY Times have the balls to start talking about bringing charges against the NSA ? 2,776 incidents of unauthorized collection of legally protected communications
Doesn't refer to seating arrangments. If you holy-rollers don't agree with contraception, then don't fucking use is. Simple. Every religion since always has tried to conform the world their their viewpoints and it's the main reason why society can't have nice things. If you want to live your life nailed to a cross, go ahead but stop thinking you need to force your belief system on everyone else. Same goes for atheists. sick of hearing you whiners too. Believe what you want and let others believe what they want. That's a hell of a lot closer to the peace and tolerance that every religion claims to be about but never gets it right.
I'm sure the video will never go viral.
Teenagers want and need to find a place of their own, to form their own subculture.
Tell them to go outside. Anything online that gets popular just ends up being what they are trying to get away from.
Besides, they are the generation who will pay for never having freedom of thought without scrutiny. The sooner they
start fixing that, the better off their kids will be.
But I'm sure they'd never tie the data in to the "voluntary" DNA swabbing done last month.
It's easier to shoot yourself in the foot with the command line
Depends how you learn. If you sit down with a table saw, never having operated one, you're in for a hard learn. Same as any tool. I would say the same goes for a gui too....that damn Voiceover is error prone enough to qualify for the-icepick-of-death-in-the-speakerhole treatment.
Sounds like the 1% has their own kind of epidemic going around
tolerances that create inaccuracy at range
Frankly, I was impressed with the AK's accuracy at ~50yds for such a short barrel (I was probably shooting a milled version). A 4" group at 100 yds is still plenty deadly. AK-47's are capable of shooting 3-5 inch groups at 100 yards, whereas the stamped AKMs are capable of shooting 4-6 inch groups at 100 yards
What could possibly be of such interest to go to such lengths? Power? Political corruption? Racial/Religious superiority? The lengths to which they are going bear similarity to some very historic, oppressive regimes.
but about half of applicants seem to outright fabricate their credentials.
Not sure why that wouldn't get vetted out in the interview process. Asking someone to describe their most elaborate program, or explain what their most difficult language to learn was should give you some good indicators of aptitude. Another good one is ask them what their most enjoyable problem was they solved with code. Those three can be asked on the phone quite quickly.
A war over public opinion. I don't know why the struggling U.S. automakers have not embraced electric vehicles. They will make a "zombie" truck which everyone thinks is funny, but nobody actually wants. But tend to be disposed to doing everything in their power to resist that which is (probably) better for the environment and more efficient for a good portion of the population commuting just a few miles every day. Did they learn nothing from the Nissan Leaf sales?
Those two at least do some good work.
If you're into crushing competition through litigation and signing trade agreements that screw up your entire economy, sure.
You forget to mention just how inept NSA turned out to be
Inept? I would assume it takes quite a bit of expertise to justify a friggin Holodeck on a purchase req.