...about 3 years ago, a bunch of us started pgp-ing our email at work, both internally and externally. Within a week, an email from the IT department went around asking people NOT to use encryption, as 'it is causing an undue load on the mail server'. Baloney, they just couldnt read our mail any more....
I read the article, and all I see is the quote that P2P "will break the ISP business model". I dont see how me having some sort of P2P running off my DSL line is any different than me being on IRC with files offered, or surfing, or anything else.
The balloon developed a leak not long after launch and fell slowly back to Earth near its launch site in Alice Springs in central Australia's remote and inhospitable outback, Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio said.
Sounds (or rather, doesn't sound) like it didnt 'pop', but deflated.
...thats how many businesses look at co-op students.
Boss #1 Hey, we need someone to do this drudgery
Boss #2 We won't be able to get anyone to do that work, its menial and crap
HR Dweeb Hrm, I just got this information from WestNorthSouthern University, and they have a co-op program. They earn 'credit' for doing work for us, if we give them good reviews, and its dirt cheap!
I too was amazed that Mr. Breathed consented to the interview. Just goes to show what an amazingly froody guy he is. (Zero points for catching the reference.)
I would have said "What a hoopy frood he is"...more gramattically correct...
LISTER: All right then, a time machine. She can invent a time machine,
and we could all pick whatever period in history we wanted to live in.
RIMMER: Well, it'll be the nineteenth century for me. One of Napoleon's
marshals. The chance to march across Europe with the greatest general
of all time and kill Belgians. Marvellous.
...instead of fixing all the pollutants that are causing an increase in greenhouse gases, we're gonna unbalance things more by introducing this into the environment...
The answer to this is no, because federal law prohibits them from opening your mail, but there are no laws reguarding your email. Thats the problem. Email spread has outpaced the government's ability to regulate the delivery of it....
Its fairly obvious that many of the patents being granted these days have prior art, or violate the "obvious" rule. The patent examiner is noted on the patent. Someone should run through all the silly patents and see if there is a pattern of certain examiners not doing their due dilligence. OR, see if the examiners are being paid off.
Napigator?
...about 3 years ago, a bunch of us started pgp-ing our email at work, both internally and externally. Within a week, an email from the IT department went around asking people NOT to use encryption, as 'it is causing an undue load on the mail server'. Baloney, they just couldnt read our mail any more....
and the problem is?
Nah, aluminum foil hats rock for keeping the CIA out of your head..
Not that we've done anything that silly, no, not us...
Thunderdome! Two CEO's enter, one CEO leaves...
There's this nifty device called a Microwave oven. Perhaps you've heard of it...
I thought aluminum foil was used against the CIA mind control satelites?
I read the article, and all I see is the quote that P2P "will break the ISP business model". I dont see how me having some sort of P2P running off my DSL line is any different than me being on IRC with files offered, or surfing, or anything else.
Its Aston Martin and Austin Healey, you heathens. Get yer British cars right...geez
The balloon developed a leak not long after launch and fell slowly back to Earth near its launch site in Alice Springs in central Australia's remote and inhospitable outback, Australian Broadcasting Corporation radio said.
Sounds (or rather, doesn't sound) like it didnt 'pop', but deflated.
...biggest pin, and create the worlds largest pop.
Probably all delivered in one big hunk....WHAM!
Boss #1 Hey, we need someone to do this drudgery
Boss #2 We won't be able to get anyone to do that work, its menial and crap
HR Dweeb Hrm, I just got this information from WestNorthSouthern University, and they have a co-op program. They earn 'credit' for doing work for us, if we give them good reviews, and its dirt cheap!
Boss 1&2 in unison Brilliant!
Yea, dont we all copy and paste from other projects, and then add tweaks to make it how we want the new one? Who's to say God didnt do the same thing?
Yea, they came from Golgafrincham on the 'B' Ark...
I prefer to think of programming as an art form that fights back.
I would have said "What a hoopy frood he is"...more gramattically correct...
RIMMER: Well, it'll be the nineteenth century for me. One of Napoleon's marshals. The chance to march across Europe with the greatest general of all time and kill Belgians. Marvellous.
...instead of fixing all the pollutants that are causing an increase in greenhouse gases, we're gonna unbalance things more by introducing this into the environment...
The answer to this is no, because federal law prohibits them from opening your mail, but there are no laws reguarding your email. Thats the problem. Email spread has outpaced the government's ability to regulate the delivery of it....
Its fairly obvious that many of the patents being granted these days have prior art, or violate the "obvious" rule. The patent examiner is noted on the patent. Someone should run through all the silly patents and see if there is a pattern of certain examiners not doing their due dilligence. OR, see if the examiners are being paid off.
I thought that was Leon?
Ah, right, the old security-through-obscurity model that works so well with the security holes in Windows...
I used to work with a guy that was a Shriner. I dont remember his name, but his fez is familiar...