His evidence went up in smoke, when they gave him his pink slip and had 2 escorts make sure he did not leave the building with anything pertinent. He would have to have been smart and stash evidence before he left, but sounds to me like he talks about this, after the fact...
Red dawn my friend, classic movie portraying how the people with guns can make a difference at keeping Americc free! Plus you get to see Patrick Swayze die...woot woot bonus!
I think this is also what the school is trying to see, although university level is a bit extreme, I tend to make it more into secondary high schools, to stimulate the students into learning.
I applaud the approach to better fit new times, but will be very slow to adopt this new strategy to learning.
That is exactly what this is for, think about the new chipsets that want to boot mini mode, to offer web access without booting the OS....this stems from such tasks, as now the C library that could be referenced was already tested and made for such things, although now I believe the bios to be possibly more open to viruses.
Regardless of the point you are making, I still think there are plenty of repository sites, along with the main universities, that contain all those references, then to try and keep alive access to small websites that went up during the Chinese based Olympics to try and supply some sort of b2c or service based website that has no real historical interpretation.
In all fairness my friend, you know nothing of what you speak. When was the last time you went to China or India, do you know how poor those countries are, same with Africa. When you say we are making it happen, providing food for everyone, think again... stay in your bubble on your couch thinking life is honky dorry, just don't ever go out of your country!
If the websites , all of them were set up to be able to sell memorabilia for the Olympics, who cares if they are down. If they were historical websites, I agree, but it should be more Google that could do a sort of historical cash.
If we keep them for the sake of information, and the information is questionable, also we tend to lose sight of the full picture. Wiki will always be up, so putting the Olympic information there is a safe guard, instead of relying on mom and pop websites.
You have a case, if you live in the USA....(mostly anywhere else they enforce human rights too). The problem is that you would have to be vigilant about not letting go of your case or backpack. Once it was taken away to retrieve the notes, and taken out of the bag, by that time it is too late, and can only speculate what was taken.... this is the problem for anyone saying they have a right to search your bags, in a shopping mall or store before walking in etc...
You have rights, the bag belongs to you, if you have anything you wrote, she can not force them from you, but being a kid in a school, not really knowing how far you can push defending your bag and your rights, most people will let the person take the bag, that is the first mistake, then acting and telling you this is ok, is the second mistake, most young ones believe this to be true.
Recourse after the fact is not worth much time or money, so good luck finding a lawyer, maybe a pro-bono straight out of university wanting to make a change, but good luck none the less.
But wait, even if that is the case, they are quite capable of getting some of their best to review and rework free linux distros to their liking, packaging whatever they might need in a distro , maybe calling it Russkies Linux. Then they could turn around and sell it to all of the other countries out there that need something like this, (Brazil is already on linux) any 3rd world will jump at that chance.
If M$ Marketing were smart (which they aren't...only the developers)...they might see this as an opportunity to replace Seinfeld with a more up to date, and really matters campaign....something like "We provide whole countries with piece of mind, and a better way to operate..."
I think M$ is too greedy for their own good. That is their downfall.
This is the guy that pissed off the Russian mob so much that they are now developing the new worm out there, and are intent on taking over ALL computers in the US. Great!
Homeland security was amongst one of the departments within the government to have been compromised... Are you kidding....of all people to not get caught by the virus or trojan or even hacking, I would think they were the ones to not get hit (along with the NSA).
The geniuses that work in those places would be the first to say "HEY YOU SHOULD NOT DO THAT....OPEN THE EMAIL ATTACHMENT I MEAN."
My four year old kid got his hands on the camera by accident and snapped a shot of himself (awkard angle though) he got his upper torso....NAKED! My god he might be sent to jail for taking snaps of himself....or is it sending it to someone that is the crime....????
I hope this sets a precedent that is both logical and irrefutable. These cops need to get a life and chase real criminals. Trying to make an example out of these teens, is insane.
Again, no accountability for keeping personal info of people that trust your organization. I tell you no don't keep records of my cc in your db. You say, we can and will....is there not a police for this sort of thing? Sounds to me like this should be another one of Obama's point of interest while in office.
I tend to agree and disagree, the fact is, whatever clever thing you think you can do with JSP can also be done with ASP.net or even ASP....if you know your programming of that language, webservices, API and even.exe calls can all be done by all these technologies.
If you want to trash talk one language, or another, be sure that you have a firm point.
That being said, I tend to like one over another purely because of the ease of use by the designer/utilities/tools associated with it. Komodo was cool for awhile, but did not have the extended libraries that.net does....and also it is easier to redo a.net website for someone where as perl/python/php/jsp can come up with some pretty ugly syntax...
seeing as more hardcores use those languages, tends to lend to the use of obscure code, whereas the newbs liking to jump on.net will always to a tee keep their code LOOKING simple. Not efficient, but simple. SO redoing a full site in obscure code will be harder then redoing a site that is in cleaner more evident code.
Actually you are on to something, we (the people) are not giving enough definition of responsibility for someone owning a website that can be used for harm. When you drive a car and can hurt people by driving over them, you need a license and pass some courses etc...
Well for owning a website, you have to pay with an proper credit card, should any of those numbers show up as having been stolen the site is downed immediately, and the person contacted to provide new information for credit card approval, and as such will be closely examined for content.
This model could be enforced at the lower level of ISP or DOmain provider, and then when a flag goes off, the feds are contacted just in case...fewer false negatives, and also less work for the feds....more responsibility for the domain provider or isp provider.
Instead of giving a whopping 50 billion dollars to the car industry for mismanaging their moneys and what not, they could have instead given more incentives for people to want to buy a new car....so instead of giving Chrysler 10 million, give the PEOPLE of USA some program they can get a mail in rebate for the car of maybe 5000 $ aside from this now supposed other idea.
Not only would this help re stimulate the economy, but also, it would have made people slightly richer, as well as the car makers, because in the end they still sell their cars. No instead we give money freely, then say hey wait a minute we forgot the person who is needing to buy the car, can't afford to anymore, so we have to dig in deeper again....
What dolts.....Bush really screwed us, I hope Obama really cleans house in this one!
I say, if M$ were to actually offer these patches freely sort of like "use our product because like Linux you get free stuff..." not only would they get a more secure overall experience for the user, but you would also see less infection rates...and this would lead to them being able to learn who still uses windows xp...even if it isn't legit copy.
At some point they could trigger a more effective update scenario..."we have updated your system but see you are not using a legit copy of windows, if you want to be legal, we can send you a key for 49$."
You would see millions of people line up for that, because not only would it mean they are safe, but everyone who has a copy of windows illegally can now rest assured they won't be penalized...and in this unstable economy, how do you convince someone to get a legit key, if it isn't by making it very cheap. I know I will never get legit xp or vista because i can go linux. If M$ came to my door and said "hey uninstall or pay" I wuold uninstall unless it was cheap enough. 49$ is cheap enough.
Well we are those fake victims to them, the banks use us as bait, and we let them (as if we could bring them to court to not allow this, we would have to prove they do this, and then provide an alternative that way we show their is an option) anyways, the banks never really want to use an account of theirs for that, because they dont have to,where as you have to use yours to access your online banking, and the chances that you are stung is 1 in 1000 (about)...so they wait for that 1 in 1000, then they wait to see if you notice that extra 1.25 charge, then if you do, they reimburse you, and it ends there (although they log the call), and if enough of the same type of call is being logged, then they get the expert to take a look, and they find a new attack vector, or new scam.
It is very sad, as I have friends in the banking business, and they all say that accountability ends up last on the list, budget being the first.
Probably because of the price of the upgrade, they are like the oil companies.... "Yes..let's make billions of dollars PROFIT each year, but never upgrade our infrastructure, or even remotely maintain it...or even just build another few plants just in case hurricanes wipe out our Texas locations again...no,no,no...let's just keep things the way they are, and justify why we have total control to up the gas price at will, when ever we want just because my grandmother sneezed!"
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His evidence went up in smoke, when they gave him his pink slip and had 2 escorts make sure he did not leave the building with anything pertinent. He would have to have been smart and stash evidence before he left, but sounds to me like he talks about this, after the fact...
Red dawn my friend, classic movie portraying how the people with guns can make a difference at keeping Americc free! Plus you get to see Patrick Swayze die...woot woot bonus!
I think this is also what the school is trying to see, although university level is a bit extreme, I tend to make it more into secondary high schools, to stimulate the students into learning.
I applaud the approach to better fit new times, but will be very slow to adopt this new strategy to learning.
That is exactly what this is for, think about the new chipsets that want to boot mini mode, to offer web access without booting the OS....this stems from such tasks, as now the C library that could be referenced was already tested and made for such things, although now I believe the bios to be possibly more open to viruses.
Regardless of the point you are making, I still think there are plenty of repository sites, along with the main universities, that contain all those references, then to try and keep alive access to small websites that went up during the Chinese based Olympics to try and supply some sort of
b2c or service based website that has no real historical interpretation.
In all fairness my friend, you know nothing of what you speak.
When was the last time you went to China or India, do you know how poor those countries are, same with Africa. When you say we are making it happen, providing food for everyone, think again...
stay in your bubble on your couch thinking life is honky dorry, just don't ever go out of your country!
If the websites , all of them were set up to be able to sell memorabilia for the Olympics, who cares if they are down. If they were historical websites, I agree, but it should be more Google that could do a sort of historical cash.
If we keep them for the sake of information, and the information is questionable, also we tend to lose sight of the full picture. Wiki will always be up, so putting the Olympic information there is a safe guard, instead of relying on mom and pop websites.
Played lots of D&D when we were young I see!
You have a case, if you live in the USA....(mostly anywhere else they enforce human rights too).
The problem is that you would have to be vigilant about not letting go of your case or backpack.
Once it was taken away to retrieve the notes, and taken out of the bag, by that time it is too late, and can only speculate what was taken.... this is the problem for anyone saying they have a right to search your bags, in a shopping mall or store before walking in etc...
You have rights, the bag belongs to you, if you have anything you wrote, she can not force them from you, but being a kid in a school, not really knowing how far you can push defending your bag and your rights, most people will let the person take the bag, that is the first mistake, then
acting and telling you this is ok, is the second mistake, most young ones believe this to be true.
Recourse after the fact is not worth much time or money, so good luck finding a lawyer, maybe a pro-bono straight out of university wanting to make a change, but good luck none the less.
But wait, even if that is the case, they are quite capable of getting some of their best to review and rework free linux distros to their liking, packaging whatever they might need in a distro , maybe calling it Russkies Linux. Then they could turn around and sell it to all of the other countries out there that need something like this, (Brazil is already on linux) any 3rd world will jump at that chance.
If M$ Marketing were smart (which they aren't...only the developers)...they might see this as an opportunity to replace Seinfeld with a more up to date, and really matters campaign....something like
"We provide whole countries with piece of mind, and a better way to operate..."
I think M$ is too greedy for their own good. That is their downfall.
This is the guy that pissed off the Russian mob so much that they are now developing the new worm out there, and are intent on taking over ALL computers in the US. Great!
These are the people that put food on our table, unless they are family,
I don't charge family....but I don't help them out with this either.
I agree, as well he could still send info about where he is going to be (by mistake or not)
and someone catch wind of it, and set up an assassination.
Homeland security was amongst one of the departments within the government to have been compromised...
Are you kidding....of all people to not get caught by the virus or trojan or even hacking, I would think they were the ones to not get hit (along with the NSA).
The geniuses that work in those places would be the first to say
"HEY YOU SHOULD NOT DO THAT....OPEN THE EMAIL ATTACHMENT I MEAN."
My four year old kid got his hands on the camera by accident and snapped a shot of himself (awkard angle though) he got his upper torso....NAKED! My god he might be sent to jail for taking snaps of himself....or is it sending it to someone that is the crime....????
I hope this sets a precedent that is both logical and irrefutable.
These cops need to get a life and chase real criminals.
Trying to make an example out of these teens, is insane.
LMAO
Again, no accountability for keeping personal info of people that trust your organization.
I tell you no don't keep records of my cc in your db. You say, we can and will....is there not a police for this sort of thing? Sounds to me like this should be another one of Obama's point of interest while in office.
I tend to agree and disagree, the fact is, whatever clever thing you think you can do with JSP can also be done with ASP.net or even ASP....if you know your programming of that language, webservices, API and even .exe calls can all be done by all these technologies.
If you want to trash talk one language, or another, be sure that you have a firm point.
That being said, I tend to like one over another purely because of the ease of use by the designer/utilities/tools associated with it. Komodo was cool for awhile, but did not have the .net does....and also it is easier to redo a .net website for someone
extended libraries that
where as perl/python/php/jsp can come up with some pretty ugly syntax...
seeing as more hardcores use those languages, tends to lend to the use of obscure code, whereas the newbs liking to jump on .net will always to a tee keep their code LOOKING simple. Not efficient, but simple. SO redoing a full site in obscure code will be harder then redoing a site that is in cleaner more evident code.
Just my 2 cents
Actually you are on to something, we (the people) are not giving enough definition of responsibility for someone owning a website that can be used for harm.
When you drive a car and can hurt people by driving over them, you need a license and pass some courses etc...
Well for owning a website, you have to pay with an proper credit card, should any of those numbers show up as having been stolen the site is downed immediately, and the person contacted to provide new information for credit card approval, and as such will be closely examined for content.
This model could be enforced at the lower level of ISP or DOmain provider, and then when a flag goes off, the feds are contacted just in case...fewer false negatives, and also less work for the feds. ...more responsibility for the domain provider or isp provider.
Instead of giving a whopping 50 billion dollars to the car industry for mismanaging their moneys and what not, they could have instead given more incentives for people to want to buy a new car....so instead of giving Chrysler 10 million, give the PEOPLE of USA some program they can get a mail in rebate for the car of maybe 5000 $ aside from this now supposed other idea.
Not only would this help re stimulate the economy, but also, it would have made people slightly richer, as well as the car makers, because in the end they still sell their cars. No instead we give money freely, then say hey wait a minute we forgot the person who is needing to buy the car, can't afford to anymore, so we have to dig in deeper again....
What dolts.....Bush really screwed us, I hope Obama really cleans house in this one!
I say, if M$ were to actually offer these patches freely sort of like "use our product because like Linux you get free stuff..." not only would they get a more secure overall experience for the user, but you would also see less infection rates...and this would lead to them being able to learn who still uses windows xp...even if it isn't legit copy.
At some point they could trigger a more effective update scenario..."we have updated your system but see you are not using a legit copy of windows, if you want to be legal, we can send you a key for 49$."
You would see millions of people line up for that, because not only would it mean they are safe, but everyone who has a copy of windows illegally can now rest assured they won't be penalized...and in this unstable economy, how do you convince someone to get a legit key, if it isn't by making it very cheap. I know I will never get legit xp or vista because i can go linux. If M$ came to my door and said "hey uninstall or pay" I wuold uninstall unless it was cheap enough. 49$ is cheap enough.
Irony of online banking is most don't work without javascript enabled.
Well we are those fake victims to them, the banks use us as bait, and we let them (as if we could bring them to court to not allow this, we would have to prove they do this, and then provide an alternative that way we show their is an option) anyways, the banks never really want to use
an account of theirs for that, because they dont have to,where as you have to use yours to access your online banking, and the chances that you are stung is 1 in 1000 (about)...so they wait for that 1 in 1000, then they wait to see if you notice that extra 1.25 charge, then if you do, they reimburse you, and it ends there (although they log the call), and if enough of the same type of call is being logged, then they get the expert to take a look, and they find a new attack vector, or new scam.
It is very sad, as I have friends in the banking business, and they all say that accountability ends up last on the list, budget being the first.
Probably because of the price of the upgrade, they are like the oil companies....
"Yes..let's make billions of dollars PROFIT each year, but never upgrade our infrastructure, or even remotely maintain it...or even just build another few plants just in case hurricanes wipe out our Texas locations again...no,no,no...let's just keep things the way they are, and justify why we have total control to up the gas price at will, when ever we want just because my grandmother sneezed!"
Well put, I concur!