Feel free to use "insure" in a contract with someone. When it doesn't happen, you will find out if you are financially liable. That should give you the answer better than a random page on the internet.
What's to prevent you from setting up multiple IDs? You can still be "brad@livejournal" and "sexysue@hotbabes.com" if you want. You just need to have accounts at multiple OpenID servers.
I don't think so. He sounds like a real bozo. Here's an online conversation where he uses the name CountScubula and explains what he is doing. I suspect Google strung him along until they figured out what he had, then modified their anti-cfraud software to detect it, then dropped him.
The reason for e-voting is simple. It avoids the cost of having to design and print paper ballots. It saves money, period. Any suggestion that it is to improve or simplify the election process ignores how government works.
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I need some money to go rescue a lost child. I plan on robbing you to get it since its for the greater good. I may need your car also.
By the way, if there were a child missing and police could show that phone records would help, any judge would OK getting the records. Missing child cases that PIs work generally are custody battles, not kidnappings by strangers. And it might be the spouse that doesn't have custody rights who hires the PI to track down the rightful spouse.
Verizon lost a class action suit on this. I think my piece of the settlement was a free ear bud, the lawyers got millions. I still would have to pay someone to crack the phone and enable its USB port, but now Verizon can't threaten me if I do.
OMFG. They are sending all of the information on phone lines without encryption. What is this, the 1970s bulletin board era? These are the people we trust to build voting machines because of their security expertise?
So who are they supposed to put on the committee? Only Linux zealots? Only people who have never used computers? Choosing ONE out of EIGHT people who have in-depth knowledge of the world's most popular office suite, even if they are partisan, seems fairly responsible to me. Patrick didn't make him chairman. Presumably there is debate, voting and minority opinions expressed. Does anyone have any kind of backup for the claim "Patrick loves MicroSoft"?
I did read the article. Although cruise.com was in the From line and was not the actual source of the message, the cruise.com domain does in fact belong to Omega Travel, so where is the falsity or deception?
whois cruise.com
Registrant: Omega World Travel
3102 Omega Office Park
Fairfax, VA 22031
US
"Sunbelt's testing has confirmed that Outlook 2003 is vulnerable -- in its most-patched SP2 version at least -- but that earlier editions of the e-mailer, including Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2002, are not at risk. Sunbelt has yet to test Outlook 2003 SP1."
Well, as of September 22nd it was vulnerable. I'm sure everyone updates their machines the instant that new patches come out, though.
Slightly OT, but I've been looking into storing rainwater to use for flushing toilets and washing clothes. Payoff looks pretty good due to the high water and sewer rates in my area. I'm not sure about the legality of dumping unmetered water into the sewer system, though.
I doubt that regenerative exercise equipment would ever pay off the resources needed to build it. Based on garage sales I've been to, I don't think that the majority of exercise equipment ever gets used.
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Leave it to Microsoft to ruin a perfectly good joke.
I was cyan after I red this, but now I'm a green with him.
That would be a very curt schilling.
Their next paper will be on CSS viruses and steps that can be taken to protect you from them.
That article doesn't actually exist. You just imagined it.
Feel free to use "insure" in a contract with someone. When it doesn't happen, you will find out if you are financially liable. That should give you the answer better than a random page on the internet.
No. That's what karma is for.
sed -e 's/+mysite/+microsoft/'
What's to prevent you from setting up multiple IDs? You can still be "brad@livejournal" and "sexysue@hotbabes.com" if you want. You just need to have accounts at multiple OpenID servers.
I don't think so. He sounds like a real bozo. Here's an online conversation where he uses the name CountScubula and explains what he is doing. I suspect Google strung him along until they figured out what he had, then modified their anti-cfraud software to detect it, then dropped him.
The reason for e-voting is simple. It avoids the cost of having to design and print paper ballots. It saves money, period. Any suggestion that it is to improve or simplify the election process ignores how government works.
Better questions would be:
Where are the articles about companies losing data due to defects in OSS?
Now where are the articles about IE (for example)?
Once they compare them, they will see the light.
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I need some money to go rescue a lost child. I plan on robbing you to get it since its for the greater good. I may need your car also.
By the way, if there were a child missing and police could show that phone records would help, any judge would OK getting the records. Missing child cases that PIs work generally are custody battles, not kidnappings by strangers. And it might be the spouse that doesn't have custody rights who hires the PI to track down the rightful spouse.
Verizon lost a class action suit on this. I think my piece of the settlement was a free ear bud, the lawyers got millions. I still would have to pay someone to crack the phone and enable its USB port, but now Verizon can't threaten me if I do.
If you pay your balance off every month, you are also getting an interest-free loan for up to about 45 days.
OMFG. They are sending all of the information on phone lines without encryption. What is this, the 1970s bulletin board era? These are the people we trust to build voting machines because of their security expertise?
But Bill Gates wasn't in Predator.
They are smart, I think I spent 6 months before abandoning Gnome for KDE. The last straw was when they broke the menu system.
Ummmm, yeah. I'll just need you to come in on Saturday and work on that.
And I'll need that stapler, too.
So who are they supposed to put on the committee? Only Linux zealots? Only people who have never used computers? Choosing ONE out of EIGHT people who have in-depth knowledge of the world's most popular office suite, even if they are partisan, seems fairly responsible to me. Patrick didn't make him chairman. Presumably there is debate, voting and minority opinions expressed. Does anyone have any kind of backup for the claim "Patrick loves MicroSoft"?
I did read the article. Although cruise.com was in the From line and was not the actual source of the message, the cruise.com domain does in fact belong to Omega Travel, so where is the falsity or deception?
whois cruise.com
Registrant:
Omega World Travel
3102 Omega Office Park
Fairfax, VA 22031
US
"Sunbelt's testing has confirmed that Outlook 2003 is vulnerable -- in its most-patched SP2 version at least -- but that earlier editions of the e-mailer, including Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2002, are not at risk. Sunbelt has yet to test Outlook 2003 SP1."
Well, as of September 22nd it was vulnerable. I'm sure everyone updates their machines the instant that new patches come out, though.
Slightly OT, but I've been looking into storing rainwater to use for flushing toilets and washing clothes. Payoff looks pretty good due to the high water and sewer rates in my area. I'm not sure about the legality of dumping unmetered water into the sewer system, though.
I doubt that regenerative exercise equipment would ever pay off the resources needed to build it. Based on garage sales I've been to, I don't think that the majority of exercise equipment ever gets used.