I think that hacking is something hyped up by the media and the government higher-ups as something that will harm us etc etc, and in many ways that's true (dumbasses - see worms, virus's, crackers, etc). So, when a hacker is caught, there is much media attention, and the price of damage probably gets multiplied several times.
But then you get to things like spammers, which is an annoyance, but has never really harmed anyone visibly. It is simply an annoyance, somethign that people have learned to deal with.
So, when it comes to a case involving one or the other, the sentence is added accordingly, albeit a little unjustly.
One major reason for not raising the speed limit is engineering. When roads are designed, they have a safe maximum, and there are some cases where you simply CANNOT go over that limit.
For example, where I live there is a very busy piece of highway that goes over some mountains. On one end, there is a corner, and at that point the speed limit lowers 30 km/h. There are 2 or 3 signs saying this in different shapes, sizes, designs and colours (no kidding), and there is STILL 3 or 4 major accidents every year on that one corner.
While if everyone is going the same speed there ARE advantages, remember, not everywhere is applicable.
It's actually pretty simple. The problems aren't just cropping up now. In fact, in all the missions, there has been more than 5,000 pieces of debris that have hit the space shuttles.
This is only an issue because a freak accident (1 in ~5,000) took down the Columbia, the issue has had major coverage. If another of these accidents happened, that would be the end of the space shuttle program. So NASA is just being paranoid because of the slim chance that if they aren't and something happens, they all lose their jobs.
Unfortunatly, it is for this reason that I need to keep everyone on Administrator accounts at home etc.. If not, people complain because they can't install X program. This is really too bad, because they end up screwing the system up with Administrator rights....
The interesting thing is that they are doing the perfect overlay on Google Maps, but it's still not working that well on Google Earth, which actually has people paying for it ATM (for the Plus version anyways). I wonder if they are totally different parts of the company?
Slashdot Mirror
It's down already? Wow, and not even in the summary...
Make sure you changed the server to talk.google.com but kept the email the same.
Don't know what they are, but ignore them, you're on (I'm using it right now)
Don't they have a new plant opening soon?
I meant the topic at hand and the other one from which both comments are derived.
Actually, it's not how big it is, but what you do with it:)
I think that applies to both situations too...
I think that hacking is something hyped up by the media and the government higher-ups as something that will harm us etc etc, and in many ways that's true (dumbasses - see worms, virus's, crackers, etc). So, when a hacker is caught, there is much media attention, and the price of damage probably gets multiplied several times.
But then you get to things like spammers, which is an annoyance, but has never really harmed anyone visibly. It is simply an annoyance, somethign that people have learned to deal with.
So, when it comes to a case involving one or the other, the sentence is added accordingly, albeit a little unjustly.
Indeed.
Where can I get some?
Hmm, really?
:P
Well, slap me silly, I should know that
I speculate they will move to 256 bit shortly :)
You pass as a programmer?
:)
Wow, you HAVE to know what you missed there. No idea? ";". Fool
While it doesn't make sense to me, almost all their revenue is from AdWords.
Although, Google Earth does have a few features for "Google Earth Plus", which you do have to pay for...
The problem with this is some times your computer crashes or something and you cannot get to the actual files to encrypt them.
Or you forget.
Or you are an average Joe Blow who doesn't know how to ecrypt his files.
If you actaully read TFA that you so kindly posted a mirror of (even though it was the link that HASN'T gone down yet), you'd see the price is TBD
Yes it does, considering the sheer complexity of the algorithm for displaying ads already....
To encourage this, raise your rates if they use IE, but lower them a bit if they use firefox....
Also to help get rid of that bloody monopoly M$ has over the rest of the world.....
One major reason for not raising the speed limit is engineering. When roads are designed, they have a safe maximum, and there are some cases where you simply CANNOT go over that limit.
For example, where I live there is a very busy piece of highway that goes over some mountains. On one end, there is a corner, and at that point the speed limit lowers 30 km/h. There are 2 or 3 signs saying this in different shapes, sizes, designs and colours (no kidding), and there is STILL 3 or 4 major accidents every year on that one corner.
While if everyone is going the same speed there ARE advantages, remember, not everywhere is applicable.
It's actually pretty simple.
The problems aren't just cropping up now. In fact, in all the missions, there has been more than 5,000 pieces of debris that have hit the space shuttles.
This is only an issue because a freak accident (1 in ~5,000) took down the Columbia, the issue has had major coverage. If another of these accidents happened, that would be the end of the space shuttle program. So NASA is just being paranoid because of the slim chance that if they aren't and something happens, they all lose their jobs.
Pretty motivational isn't it?
Nope, it's the new dupe!
Unfortunatly, it is for this reason that I need to keep everyone on Administrator accounts at home etc.. If not, people complain because they can't install X program. This is really too bad, because they end up screwing the system up with Administrator rights....
Looks like a very small scale company to me. So I don't know, I don't think they'd have enough cash to pull a lawsuit...
The interesting thing is that they are doing the perfect overlay on Google Maps, but it's still not working that well on Google Earth, which actually has people paying for it ATM (for the Plus version anyways). I wonder if they are totally different parts of the company?
It's run by AOL anyways, so I imagine it's all secure and such...
They were blue.