if anyone gets arrested for anything significant while you are sitting in jail the cops are going to get a warrant and search your home (warrant or not) and pick thru everything with a fine toothed comb, address books (both pulp and on the PC), computers, even between the sheets & mattresses, in your underwear drawer (everywhere) if you can hide it they will most likely find it unless you are really really clever...
the ability to learn new things is a learned behavior in itself, some are just slower at it than others (and some are really slow), and a few are exceptionally well at it...
personally i think i am just average, maybe slightly below average on those days when my brain feels like a light-bulb that has been left on for too long, you know the kind of light-bulb that is sort of yellowed with a slight buzzing sound and a few fried bugs stuck to it...
i recently purchased a bicycle (mountain bike with 26 inch tires) for 30 dollars on clearance, and the new bikes being restocked were all expensive (close to 200 dollars) than the previous pricing scheme which used to be just under 100 dollars, normally i avoid purchasing Chinese made products but for 30 bucks i bet China and/or Wal-Mart took a loss, so if you want a bike for yourself or someone else (kid's birthday) now is a good time to look for the clearance items on the bicycle rack next to the toy dept...
Amazon should charge a penny or whatever is the lowest possible denomination in French currency, that way shipping is not free yet shipping charges is so cheap that it adds virtually nothing to the cost if the item purchased...
if anyone can keep an open mind long enough to watch this movie in its entirety they could gain some insight about the big picture http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com/
RE:["Other respondents have pointed out the arms race between spam and spam filtering"]
i have good spam filtering, only rarely does spam get past he filter, i still have to go to the server and look through it to see what might have been tagged as spam that should not be anyway & delete the rest and that can number in the hundreds in any given day, i would think if the gov wants to look through email they will have a heck of a lot of trash to dig through...
Rootkit + wireless USB or anything else wireless = not a good idea, other than an old sony playstaton2 that never sees the internet i have to agree with you i don't let any of sony's products get near my PC...
RE:["Why do we keep penalizing those individuals who have the fortitude to stand up and point out security issues, and then let those responsible for said flaws get away clean?"]
this is nothing new, this has been going on for a loooonngg time, i suggest reporting it anonymously and publicly let everyone know including the IT responsible for locking down the system then just sit back and watch...
Tie them to a chair in your basement in front of a PC with no OS on it and a Slackware CD, and tell them no food or water until you see a nice KDE/Slackware install...
according to thishttp://politics.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/01/12/150207 someday soon the space around planet earth is quickly filling up with space junk or chinese pirates and shooting rocket ships in to space can become real hazardous...
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you make a good point, but i would bet my last dollar that the kilo of coke would be gone before the car thief gets out...
if nobody was supervising i am sure no cop is going to squeal on the other if they search beyond the parameters of the warrant...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Nile_virus
if anyone gets arrested for anything significant while you are sitting in jail the cops are going to get a warrant and search your home (warrant or not) and pick thru everything with a fine toothed comb, address books (both pulp and on the PC), computers, even between the sheets & mattresses, in your underwear drawer (everywhere) if you can hide it they will most likely find it unless you are really really clever...
the ability to learn new things is a learned behavior in itself, some are just slower at it than others (and some are really slow), and a few are exceptionally well at it...
personally i think i am just average, maybe slightly below average on those days when my brain feels like a light-bulb that has been left on for too long, you know the kind of light-bulb that is sort of yellowed with a slight buzzing sound and a few fried bugs stuck to it...
just curious, i never owned a dual core CPU, and never did any research on them, is this normal for one to be greater than the other?
why is one core 2.0 Ghz and the other 880 Mhz?
looks lopsided to me = O o
i recently purchased a bicycle (mountain bike with 26 inch tires) for 30 dollars on clearance, and the new bikes being restocked were all expensive (close to 200 dollars) than the previous pricing scheme which used to be just under 100 dollars, normally i avoid purchasing Chinese made products but for 30 bucks i bet China and/or Wal-Mart took a loss, so if you want a bike for yourself or someone else (kid's birthday) now is a good time to look for the clearance items on the bicycle rack next to the toy dept...
just hope the orbital path of the asteroid does not bring it to a location in space where it can collide with other asteroids...
Amazon should charge a penny or whatever is the lowest possible denomination in French currency, that way shipping is not free yet shipping charges is so cheap that it adds virtually nothing to the cost if the item purchased...
an interactive lazor pointer would be cool...
Hitachi makes StarBoard System, i guess someone will soon make a BSD flavored one and call it Ports :)
Soon the FCC will suffer the effects of being slashdotted and it will be resolved...
http://www.visar.com/AssistedSuicide.gif
anything like this?
by the time 2038 gets here i will be 76 years old (too old to care anymore), i don't want to think that far in to the future...
if anyone can keep an open mind long enough to watch this movie in its entirety they could gain some insight about the big picture http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com/
RE:["Other respondents have pointed out the arms race between spam and spam filtering"]
i have good spam filtering, only rarely does spam get past he filter, i still have to go to the server and look through it to see what might have been tagged as spam that should not be anyway & delete the rest and that can number in the hundreds in any given day, i would think if the gov wants to look through email they will have a heck of a lot of trash to dig through...
RE:['Which one do you think will be a world power in 50 years?]"
China for sure, the EU? maybe, the USA i doubt it...
there is going to be a lot of angry & sad clowns...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TboJUxTIaC4 because we are a virus to this planet!
RE:["after the whole rootkit fiasco"]
Rootkit + wireless USB or anything else wireless = not a good idea, other than an old sony playstaton2 that never sees the internet i have to agree with you i don't let any of sony's products get near my PC...
RE:["Why do we keep penalizing those individuals who have the fortitude to stand up and point out security issues, and then let those responsible for said flaws get away clean?"]
this is nothing new, this has been going on for a loooonngg time, i suggest reporting it anonymously and publicly let everyone know including the IT responsible for locking down the system then just sit back and watch...
Tie them to a chair in your basement in front of a PC with no OS on it and a Slackware CD, and tell them no food or water until you see a nice KDE/Slackware install...
Mark of the beast?
even DarwinAwards gets a Darwin Award for not surviving /.
according to thishttp://politics.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/01/12/150207 someday soon the space around planet earth is quickly filling up with space junk or chinese pirates and shooting rocket ships in to space can become real hazardous...