Actually I'm pretty sure it's a direct result of all those dads buying their college-bound daughters Macs because they were told they wouldn't be cool without them.
Since when did ordinary police departments start analyzing computers that belong to terrorists? The Feds would be decoding a terrorists computer... and the Feds have the tools if they exist.
Yeah, and if we just educated the public about not opening unsolicited emails, clicking blind links, going to sites with crazy URLs and all the like we could cut out 90% of the code from the AV software and... I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to GEICO!
From my "observations," pirateers usually come from Europe and a handful come from Finland. What security measures will allow these citizens from not using it for illegal matters?
Kind of like asking how you know a politician will truly do his job if you vote for him and not fuck around at his camp more than half the time...
The Boston Museum of Science has a small exhibit on the technology right as you walk between all the exhibit halls (by the map of Boston with the buttons that light up various areas of the map).
I'd have to agree... we use WebEx for all our conferences in our company (in three different locations). Once a WebEx session is started, participants can very easily join via phone or online. These meetings can be saved for later viewing. In addition, the presenter need only a PowerPoint presentation and a pointer to switch between slides and interact with everyone else. Very handy.
If you understand the risks, side-effects, and possible benefits, anyone who is mentally fit should be able to insert whatever materials they wish into their own body presuming no perceived liabilities to others (which would preclude crack, PCP, etc).
Yes, and anyone that does such should pay, with their own money, for any hospital bills they incur. The reason people's freedoms in this regard are limited, is because their actions, over time, inflict a financial burden upon society that the individual does not pay for.
Of course his wife doesn't know his password -- who the hell could remember thirty passwords that are at least 14 characters in length and get changed every week or so? I'm surprised he has a wife. Is she allowed to go outside? If I were him, I'd be afraid someone might look at her...
And what the hell is he doing, doing things like online banking or getting mail from his bank online? Does he really trust these companies enough to give them this information?
The scary part is that the way the article is written, the guy sounds like he knows he's a nut. It would be fun though, to write up a list of things he could do in addition to the things he's listed and see if it pushes him over the edge.
Slashdot Mirror
Hope it performs better than the site...
YAY WE WON! Eat that Canada! Oh wait...
Actually I'm pretty sure it's a direct result of all those dads buying their college-bound daughters Macs because they were told they wouldn't be cool without them.
I don't know what to think... guess I'll have to go ask Dvorak since he knows everything.
Since when did ordinary police departments start analyzing computers that belong to terrorists? The Feds would be decoding a terrorists computer... and the Feds have the tools if they exist.
I for one welcome our new Desktop overlords...
(sorry, I had to...)
You would think that they would have put up a screenshot of the sidebar where their stock was up rather than down $4.17.
You forgot bunny hopping...
Yeah, and if we just educated the public about not opening unsolicited emails, clicking blind links, going to sites with crazy URLs and all the like we could cut out 90% of the code from the AV software and... I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance by switching to GEICO!
What in God's name are you talking about? Of course the Internet belongs to the United States... everyone knows Al Gore created the Internet!
I stopped reading at: According to John Dvorak
that or emerge ed for him while there is still time...
$70 might be the MSRP... Fatwallet and others have picked this up for much less than $70. Try buy.com ($29.99 AR).
The Boston Museum of Science has a small exhibit on the technology right as you walk between all the exhibit halls (by the map of Boston with the buttons that light up various areas of the map).
... is she hot?
I'd have to agree... we use WebEx for all our conferences in our company (in three different locations). Once a WebEx session is started, participants can very easily join via phone or online. These meetings can be saved for later viewing. In addition, the presenter need only a PowerPoint presentation and a pointer to switch between slides and interact with everyone else. Very handy.
... can't wait until someone shines this thing at an airplane. Damn terrorists!
Heh... Yeah, I was going to say, "Sounds like a case of the Mondays."
So if you trade with an American you can expect a free holiday in an American prison.
They're not so bad -- just don't drop the soap!
The more people we convert, the more support for our projects and the better they will become sooner.
Why do people try to get other people on their side in an argument instead of just arguing alone?
Of course his wife doesn't know his password -- who the hell could remember thirty passwords that are at least 14 characters in length and get changed every week or so? I'm surprised he has a wife. Is she allowed to go outside? If I were him, I'd be afraid someone might look at her...
And what the hell is he doing, doing things like online banking or getting mail from his bank online? Does he really trust these companies enough to give them this information?
The scary part is that the way the article is written, the guy sounds like he knows he's a nut. It would be fun though, to write up a list of things he could do in addition to the things he's listed and see if it pushes him over the edge.