When did Vista R2 become bleeding edge technology? The issue is security... Win7 is better on every measurable level of that criteria.
Besides, comparing NASA systems to AF desktops is an apples to rocks comparison. A commercial OS is not used to operate combat systems... unless you're the Navy.
Putting the operation in a location that is cost effective would make the taxpayers very happy. The DC area is too expensive. Maybe an old missile facility in Wyoming or the Dakotas.
The prosecutor doesn't want to be painted as soft, especially where minors are involved... the law and common sense be damned. He's got a political future to think about.
How much did this experiment cost? I don't wish to sound callous, but we waste too many health care dollars on people who have already lived a full life. The same money could be better spent on younger people where the return on investment is much greater.
"Boucher lost his Fifth Amendment privilege when he admitted that it was his computer and that he stored images in the encrypted part of the hard drive."
This thing is little more than a handout to the aerospace industry and a theme park for astronauts.
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Costs are estimated at $35B-$100B US. A fraction of that money could have been spent on truly scientific research such as an expedition to Europa or the Hubble replacement.
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Campaign finance laws need to be fixed first, otherwise these rights will be nothing more than amusing discussions for MAFIAA lobbyists.
This program epitomizes over-promising and under-delivering.
This is basic feature for the true geek.
http://www.globalgadgetuk.com/
What's the next step? All vehicles will be required to have a government controlled GPS device.
I guess they are not political enough.
The 80386 along with the C&T chipset ignited the IBM PC clone industry.
Besides, comparing NASA systems to AF desktops is an apples to rocks comparison. A commercial OS is not used to operate combat systems ... unless you're the Navy.
Maybe they should have been working with MS for the past year testing and securing a Windows7 desktop config.
http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2009/04/top-25-newspapers-lose-1-million-readers-since-last-march/
Putting the operation in a location that is cost effective would make the taxpayers very happy. The DC area is too expensive. Maybe an old missile facility in Wyoming or the Dakotas.
If the situation is as simple as it sounds I would not be surprised if the widow has serious legal muscle asking to represent her.
When the pirates come out you blast'em.
The supplement industry that sells crap like ginko and glucosamine should also be shut down.
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If I wanted bloat I would use IE.
The prosecutor doesn't want to be painted as soft, especially where minors are involved ... the law and common sense be damned. He's got a political future to think about.
What happens when nobody wants to do the unglamorous, low paying work?
Who's taking bets on how soon insurance and marketing companies get access? And then use it against you.
Things will not change as long as the people with the gold are able to make the rules by buying lawmakers.
The fix is that candidates should only be permitted to accept campaign funds from people who are allowed to vote for them.
http://www.myfoxdc.com/dpp/news/maryland/031009_motorists_seeing_red_over_red_light_cameras
Th US has so many serious problems that need addressing and they waste their time on this?
How much did this experiment cost? I don't wish to sound callous, but we waste too many health care dollars on people who have already lived a full life. The same money could be better spent on younger people where the return on investment is much greater.
"Boucher lost his Fifth Amendment privilege when he admitted that it was his computer and that he stored images in the encrypted part of the hard drive."
http://www.jacklail.com/blog/archives/2009/02/marc-andreessen-the-game-is-co.html
Excellent discussion of technology, economy, kindle, newspapers and social networking.
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Costs are estimated at $35B-$100B US. A fraction of that money could have been spent on truly scientific research such as an expedition to Europa or the Hubble replacement.