First of all , i do not believe this story is what it says it is, first off, in today's age of technology and persecution, pedophiles have accepted encryption as a norm , of which any content distributed would not be out in the open as they would have you believe.
Also, hiding behind the premise of "we could show you, but that would incriminate you" is a scam to stem fear into those who would question such tactics. I for one know there is a small margin that is offered in such cases where R&D is needed for that field, and for developing new ways to track if not capture such "types".
Lastly, if we were to hear that the same website also posted personal data or email addresses of government officials or ambassadors to the sited nation, whether in error or not, and then decided not to retract the information posted after being asked nicely, would constitute a good indication of why this cover story is being used.
I do not believe this story is what it says it is, first off, in today's age of technology and persecution, pedophiles have accepted encryption as a norm , of which any content distributed would not be out in the open as they would have you believe.
Secondly, hiding behind the premise of "we could show you, but that would incriminate you" is a scam to stem fear into those who would question such tactics. I for one know there is a small margin that is offered in such cases where R&D is needed for that field, and for developing new ways to track if not capture such "types".
Last, if we were to hear that the same website also posted personal data or email addresses of government officials or ambassadors to the sited nation, whether in error or not, and then decided not to retract the information posted after being asked nicely, would constitute a good indication of why this cover story is being used.
Or you could just use hibernate.....I have one computer at one whose sole designation is to connect to the internet and check emails or the web, (in its own dmz zone)....I hate waiting, so I hibernate it when I am done with it...leaving everything as it was before hand. It takes me only 2 seconds to boot, and voila open pages, open outlook....presto! Magic!
To the computer illiterate, everything smells like Windows
Instead of trying to always be pinning the tail on the proverbial donkey, they should come up with ways to interact with the kids so the kids might start trusting them more, and try to open up more about stuff instead of taking pills....even if it was ibuprofen.
Secondly what is up with this, Ibuprofen, are u kidding me, that's for headaches, its not crack....so why are they even trying to strip search in the first place???
I would so love to hear the judge slap a big fine for them and set a precedent for this type of behavior. The teacher HAS to be smarter in today's world, we are dealing with problem kids with guns and drugs and sex earlier every year.
Instead, make an effort to improve your curriculum, not try to weed out kids that are bad apples. Those apples are not permanently rotten, just remember that, they deserve a chance to evolve into something better too.
I totally agree, instead of trying to always be pinning the tail on the proverbial donkey, they should come up with ways to interact with the kids so the kids might start trusting them more, and try to open up more about stuff instead of taking pills....even if it was ibuprofen.
Secondly what is up with this, Ibuprofen, are u kidding me, that's for headaches, its not crack....so why are they even trying to strip search in the first place???
I totally agree, we should just come up with better clean up for nuclear waste, use the blue-green algae to create new source of power, harness the wind, store all the solar energy we can, without going into spending another billion dollars on something else.....again.
The problem with letting another team in on your experiments, is if they catch any bug or flaw, and they fix it, they get the first dibbs to the discovery, not you.
For something that cost almost 1 billion dollars to make, you would think they would check and recheck and recheck and recheck and recheck and recheck and recheck the calculations. How many engeneers can you pay to review your code for you with 1 billion dollars.
Of course if you live in Montreal Canada, the answer is 1 , he'll charge you 800 million for it, give you back 400 million cash under the table, and keep 400 million for himself....that's how crooked they are here.
Yeah, there is a reason we make it expensive, only few people should have a car... if we all had cars, it would be 1 billion in India helping the pollution problem along. Do these cars run on electricity atleast??? That would be worth the while, as well, by having such a big volume of sales helps push the price of the car even lower, thereby making the electric car technology that much cheaper....but unfortunately I am sure this is a gas car as well.
It all depends on the BIOS of the machine, which is not supposed to be able to be accessed while operation of the OS, some of the newer ones might, but early 2000 we saw some machines coming out with BIOS that was not reachable by the OS, only when you booted from disk, that was the only time you could do a firmware upgrade, I blame the community for pushing to have everything "easy"...is it not easier to be able to update the BOIS, from inside the OS... I say no, it is not a task you should be doing so easily anyways, flashing a BIOS is last measure, and updating the BIOS, (especially if you can easily brick a computer) is not something to be done often.
I always wondered why the grid had such a thing as load balancing feedback, which when the grid itself has a sector that goes down, it kicks into overdrive by jumping on the next grids load. I understand being able to let people keep having power, but I think the thing with that is if (we have seen in the past 55 million without power) we were to have 1 or 2 failures that pushed over the limit of the next grid, the cascading effect takes place and wipes out the whole grid.
I prefer separating each sector but putting in a fail over backup generator like system that if a sector in the grid goes down, those 1000s of people are without power without risking the rest of the grid, and a backup kicks in supplying minimal power at peak or emergency times or sequence (maybe hospitals get fist dibs etc...), until the repairmen can come in and fix the problem.
Or even put a load balancing volume indicator, so that if the broken down sector comes unto another sector's load, it can only take maximum xxx amount of power and nothing more...
If they wanted to , the US gov. could still pass it to a vote amongst the shareholders and being that the US now holds something like 75% of the votes, could vote against the lawsuit and kill this before it starts.
They could still pass it to a vote amongst the shareholders and being that the US now holds something like 75% of the votes, could vote against the lawsuit and kill this before it starts.
Yes TomTom, but not a TomTom gps device. Shwarz smoke meat in Montreal has been around since 1897, but it does not mean they have been serving smoked meat since 1897....even though they are now know as the landmark smoke meat restaurant. I think the same applies in this case... show me the date of their first gps device...and the maps it was using to update this device and I will show you the first date of map streets by M$
I agree, however, I don't like to hear "we can not let the banks fail". Why should they be infallible? Why should we always save their asses, when they give themselves big bonuses. I say let them fail...we have other means of saving our money, my mattress has plenty of room, I can send money by credit union, and can pay my bills by money orders.
We feel too comfortable with our system and don't want to lose it, but in the end this is what is killing us, our involuntary nature to let the sh*t happen and let the chips fall, and WoW are people going to be pissed if they see their banks fail, I would go and remove all moneys from the banks.
If they go bankrupt, does that mean you still have to pay your loan back? So make sure to send the message loud and clear to the banks, we wont stand for it any longer.... You fail, that's it, game over. Same with the car industry....let's keep bailing them out, like the retards we are, because we NEED them to give us jobs....that's like saying I will pay to work for you...now THAT sounds crazy!
I agree, however, I don't like to hear "we can not let the banks fail". Why should they be infallible? Why should we always save their asses, when they give themselves big bonuses. I say let them fail...we have other means of saving our money, my mattress has plenty of room, I can send money by credit union, and can pay my bills by money orders.
We feel too comfortable with our system and don't want to lose it, but in the end this is what is killing us, our involuntary nature to let the sh*t happen and let the chips fall, and WoW are people going to be pissed if they see their banks fail, I would go and remove all moneys from the banks.
If they go bankrupt, does that mean you still have to pay your loan back? So make sure to send the message loud and clear to the banks, we wont stand for it any longer.... You fail, thats it, game over. Same with the car industry....let's keep bailing them out, like the retards we are, because we NEED them to give us jobs....that's like saying I will pay to work for you...now THAT sounds crazy!
Even though Microsoft streets used to ship with win95, way before TomTom existed, I guess they must have used some new technology to tie into the streets program, that may have come from the likes of TomTom? I have not RTA so, I am guessing here.
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First of all , i do not believe this story is what it says it is, first off, in today's age of technology and persecution, pedophiles have accepted encryption as a norm , of which any content distributed would not be out in the open as they would have you believe.
Also, hiding behind the premise of "we could show you, but that would incriminate you" is a scam to stem fear into those who would question such tactics. I for one know there is a small margin that is offered in such cases where R&D is needed for that field, and for developing new ways to track if not capture such "types".
Lastly, if we were to hear that the same website also posted personal data or email addresses of government officials or ambassadors to the sited nation, whether in error or not, and then decided not to retract the information posted after being asked nicely, would constitute a good indication of why this cover story is being used.
my 3 cents
I do not believe this story is what it says it is, first off, in today's age of technology and persecution, pedophiles have accepted encryption as a norm , of which any content distributed would not be out in the open as they would have you believe.
Secondly, hiding behind the premise of "we could show you, but that would incriminate you" is a scam to stem fear into those who would question such tactics. I for one know there is a small margin that is offered in such cases where R&D is needed for that field, and for developing new ways to track if not capture such "types".
Last, if we were to hear that the same website also posted personal data or email addresses of government officials or ambassadors to the sited nation, whether in error or not, and then decided not to retract the information posted after being asked nicely, would constitute a good indication of why this cover story is being used.
my 3 cents
I actually read it, and the emails from Linus, really good read, his performance was as usual,
quite outstanding.
Tell us what you really think there Linus.
~I went home today knowing I made someone cry!~
Or you could just use hibernate.....I have one computer at one whose sole designation is to connect to the internet and check emails or the web, (in its own dmz zone)....I hate waiting, so I hibernate it when I am done with it...leaving everything as it was before hand. It takes me only 2 seconds to boot, and voila open pages, open outlook....presto!
Magic!
To the computer illiterate, everything smells like Windows
Instead of trying to always be pinning the tail on the proverbial donkey, they should come up with ways to interact with the kids so the kids might start trusting them more, and try to open up more about stuff instead of taking pills....even if it was ibuprofen.
Secondly what is up with this, Ibuprofen, are u kidding me, that's for headaches, its not crack....so why are they even trying to strip search in the first place???
I would so love to hear the judge slap a big fine for them and set a precedent for this type of behavior. The teacher HAS to be smarter in today's world, we are dealing with problem kids with guns and drugs and sex earlier every year.
Instead, make an effort to improve your curriculum, not try to weed out kids that are bad apples. Those apples are not permanently rotten, just remember that, they deserve a chance to evolve into something better too.
God this makes me mad.....hulk......smash.....
I totally agree, instead of trying to always be pinning the tail on the proverbial donkey, they should come up with ways to interact with the kids so the kids might start trusting them more, and try to open up more about stuff instead of taking pills....even if it was ibuprofen.
Secondly what is up with this, Ibuprofen, are u kidding me, that's for headaches, its not crack....so why are they even trying to strip search in the first place???
I like your train of thought, unfortunately I have no more points to assign....bummer
LOLOLOLOLOLOL
I like the way you think my man, I wonder......
where did I put my hammer and extra BIOS chip.
Seriously, that is a great idea, and would be cheap enough to incorporate into a system without
getting into an extra 1000$ for your system.
I totally agree, we should just come up with better clean up for nuclear waste, .....again.
use the blue-green algae to create new source of power, harness the wind,
store all the solar energy we can,
without going into spending another billion dollars on something else
The problem with letting another team in on your experiments, is if they catch any bug or flaw, and they fix it, they get the first dibbs to the discovery, not you.
I think that was the joke he was going for.
But is cold fusion immutable like a string?
For something that cost almost 1 billion dollars to make, you would think they would check and recheck and recheck and recheck and recheck and recheck and recheck the calculations. How many engeneers can you pay to review your code for you with 1 billion dollars.
Of course if you live in Montreal Canada, the answer is 1 , he'll charge you 800 million for it, give you back 400 million cash under the table, and keep 400 million for himself....that's how crooked they are here.
Yeah, there is a reason we make it expensive, only few people should have a car...
if we all had cars, it would be 1 billion in India helping the pollution problem along.
Do these cars run on electricity atleast??? That would be worth the while, as well, by having such a big volume of sales helps push the price of the car even lower, thereby making the electric car technology that much cheaper....but unfortunately I am sure this is a gas car as well.
It all depends on the BIOS of the machine, which is not supposed to be able to be accessed while operation of the OS, some of the newer ones might, but early 2000 we saw some machines coming out with BIOS that was not reachable by the OS, only when you booted from disk, that was the only time you could do a firmware upgrade, I blame the community for pushing to have everything "easy"...is it not easier to be able to update the BOIS, from inside the OS... I say no, it is not a task you should be doing so easily anyways, flashing a BIOS is last measure, and updating the BIOS, (especially if you can easily brick a computer) is not something to be done often.
I always wondered why the grid had such a thing as load balancing feedback, which when the grid itself
has a sector that goes down, it kicks into overdrive by jumping on the next grids load. I understand being able to let people keep having power, but I think the thing with that is if (we have seen in the past 55 million without power) we were to have 1 or 2 failures that pushed over the limit of the next grid, the cascading effect takes place and wipes out the whole grid.
I prefer separating each sector but putting in a fail over backup generator like system that if a sector in the grid goes down, those 1000s of people are without power without risking the rest of the grid, and a backup kicks in supplying minimal power at peak or emergency times or sequence (maybe hospitals get fist dibs etc...), until the repairmen can come in and fix the problem.
Or even put a load balancing volume indicator, so that if the broken down sector comes unto another
sector's load, it can only take maximum xxx amount of power and nothing more...
If they wanted to , the US gov. could still pass it to a vote amongst the shareholders and being that the US now holds something like 75% of the votes, could vote against the lawsuit and kill this before it starts.
Although it was 4 years before ms95, it was not 4 years before the first mainstream
gps mapping device
They could still pass it to a vote amongst the shareholders and being that the US now holds something like 75% of the votes, could vote against the lawsuit and kill this before it starts.
Yes TomTom, but not a TomTom gps device. Shwarz smoke meat in Montreal has been around
since 1897, but it does not mean they have been serving smoked meat since 1897....even though they are now know as the landmark smoke meat restaurant. I think the same applies in this case...
show me the date of their first gps device...and the maps it was using to update this device and I will show you the first date of map streets by M$
I agree, however, I don't like to hear "we can not let the banks fail".
Why should they be infallible? Why should we always save their asses, when they give themselves big bonuses. I say let them fail...we have other means of saving our money, my mattress has plenty of room, I can send money by credit union, and can pay my bills by money orders.
We feel too comfortable with our system and don't want to lose it, but in the end this is what is killing us, our involuntary nature to let the sh*t happen and let the chips fall, and WoW are people going to be pissed if they see their banks fail, I would go and remove all moneys from the banks.
If they go bankrupt, does that mean you still have to pay your loan back?
So make sure to send the message loud and clear to the banks, we wont stand for it any longer....
You fail, that's it, game over. Same with the car industry....let's keep bailing them out, like the retards we are, because we NEED them to give us jobs....that's like saying I will pay to work for you...now THAT sounds crazy!
I agree, however, I don't like to hear "we can not let the banks fail".
Why should they be infallible? Why should we always save their asses, when they give themselves big bonuses. I say let them fail...we have other means of saving our money, my mattress has plenty of room, I can send money by credit union, and can pay my bills by money orders.
We feel too comfortable with our system and don't want to lose it, but in the end this is what is killing us, our involuntary nature to let the sh*t happen and let the chips fall, and WoW are people going to be pissed if they see their banks fail, I would go and remove all moneys from the banks.
If they go bankrupt, does that mean you still have to pay your loan back?
So make sure to send the message loud and clear to the banks, we wont stand for it any longer....
You fail, thats it, game over. Same with the car industry....let's keep bailing them out, like the retards we are, because we NEED them to give us jobs....that's like saying I will pay to work for you...now THAT sounds crazy!
Even though Microsoft streets used to ship with win95, way before TomTom existed, I guess they must have used some new technology to tie into the streets program, that may have come from the likes of TomTom?
I have not RTA so, I am guessing here.