I changed jobs twice in the past year. One thing that seemed odd (but beneficial) to me was that signing up for insurance in the first 90 days pretty much grandfathered me into the system, pre-existing conditions and all.
After 90 days, I would have to provide a note from the doctor to prove I wasn't a crippled, disease-ridden, syphilitic bag of impending medical bills.
You don't pay extra for IIS or pirate it. It's included with Windows XP Professional and Vista (I don't know exactly which editions) as well as Windows Server.
How many home users run a web server? Out of those , how many have enough traffic to invite vandalism? I would think home servers are statistically insignificant.
And speaking of statistics, WTF are these "registered attacks" they measure?
Is there a certifying body where you register your attacks?
No reason Ajax apps couldn't be hosted locally. For example, imagine Google selling something like the The Google Search Appliance to host Google applications on an intranet.
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In MS SQL, the command SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON (or SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF) toggles the treatment of quotes.
From MS SQL Books Online: "[SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON] causes Microsoft SQL Server to follow the SQL-92 rules regarding quotation mark delimiting identifiers and literal strings. Identifiers delimited by double quotation marks can be either Transact-SQL reserved keywords or can contain characters not usually allowed by the Transact-SQL syntax rules for identifiers."
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We try to maintain decorum in my household, so we only mention Pennsylvania's euphemistic PA GINA.
I changed jobs twice in the past year. One thing that seemed odd (but beneficial) to me was that signing up for insurance in the first 90 days pretty much grandfathered me into the system, pre-existing conditions and all.
After 90 days, I would have to provide a note from the doctor to prove I wasn't a crippled, disease-ridden, syphilitic bag of impending medical bills.
Of course it goes on. But most try to follow the law, so it is reduced, and the law gives you recourse if they don't.
Not perfect, but when you find a perfect gov't, let me know, I may move there.
Yes, it's designed to reduce discrimination.
No, I don't think it protects privacy, you can read the legislation to determine that.
Honest question: Is there discrimination based on BMI?
As for pre-existing conditions, a single national risk pool (AKA universal national health care) would solve that.
You don't pay extra for IIS or pirate it. It's included with Windows XP Professional and Vista (I don't know exactly which editions) as well as Windows Server.
How many home users run a web server? Out of those , how many have enough traffic to invite vandalism? I would think home servers are statistically insignificant. And speaking of statistics, WTF are these "registered attacks" they measure? Is there a certifying body where you register your attacks?
"...the government can secretly implement such a system..."
Dang! I thought "penguin-tipped" meant a big ol' fiberglass penguin head on the car's nose.
Better yet would be a something like the 3-foot tall chicken on top of our local Broasted Chicken!! delivery car.
I assume this is true - if they interviewed a lot of dead non-believers.
A 200x200 foot Ceiling Cat!!
If it's as unobtrusive as Gmail's topical advertising, I think topical+geographic advertising would be OK.
There was a microphone on the Mars Polar Lander, but it was lost with the failed ship.
The Planetary Society successfully extracted audio from the Huygens probe to Saturn's moon Titan.
Why would a change in demographics cause a major problem with exit polls?
I have two AMD Athlon 64 3200+ machines. Under Vista beta 2 and RC1, one runs hotter (the CPU is always at 100%).
On the other machine, Vista does control the Mhz, usually running at 1000Mhz, jumping to 2000Mhz when needed.
Under XP, both machines idle at 50% and rev up to 100% on demand.
It seems to be CPU and/or motherboard dependent. The "good" machine is a socket 939, the other is an older socket 754.
No reason Ajax apps couldn't be hosted locally. For example, imagine Google selling something like the The Google Search Appliance to host Google applications on an intranet.
In MS SQL, the command SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON (or SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF) toggles the treatment of quotes.
From MS SQL Books Online:
"[SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON] causes Microsoft SQL Server to follow the SQL-92 rules regarding quotation mark delimiting identifiers and literal strings. Identifiers delimited by double quotation marks can be either Transact-SQL reserved keywords or can contain characters not usually allowed by the Transact-SQL syntax rules for identifiers."
Angelina Jolie is on it.
This might be helpful - Embedding SQL Server Express into Custom Applications