Anyone who lives in their districts might consider writing a letter to the local news paper explaining why this proposed legislation might not be such a great idea. James Carville says that letters to the editor published in hometown newspapers get more attention than constituent mail.
Because it is news when a women breaks the gender barrier in IT. Just read this thread, or any thread on Slashdot, the hostility to women and belittling our achievements is an very ugly part of technology culture. Something wonderful just happened. Let's celebrate it.
But if you copy an artist's work without compensating the artist, you have stolen from them, it is theft of service. There is nothing idealistic about the pirate economy.
How is Cloud different from other software, which can also be killed, unless of course, it is open source. But even with open source, it is more convenient if the company continues to maintain and support it.
Speaking only for myself, I find the situation in 2012 to be completely different from 2000. But I do not see either of the legacy parties committed to net neutrality, expanding access to broadband, or any other geek/technology issue.
Full disclosure, I managed Warren Mosler's 2010 US Senate campaign. But I encourage Slashdotters to look at the third party candidates running in their jurisdiction. As Eugene Debs pointed out, It is better to vote for what you want and not get it than to vote for what you don't want and get it.
but I was considered for a marketing communications where I had to do a series of puzzles. I don't see what relevance that has to marketing communications.
and I thought he was nutty, but possibly right. As time goes on, more and more I am convinced he is right. My notes from his presentation -
Richard Stallman at the Yorktown High School Libre Users Group
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media cartel if customers get to pick their own programming?
is on Twitter @DarrellIssa Anyone so inclined could tweet the link to Schneier's blog.
Defraud investor's act would have been a better name for this. And it passed the Senate.
what could possibly go wrong. sigh
Anyone who lives in their districts might consider writing a letter to the local news paper explaining why this proposed legislation might not be such a great idea. James Carville says that letters to the editor published in hometown newspapers get more attention than constituent mail.
sigh
Because it is news when a women breaks the gender barrier in IT. Just read this thread, or any thread on Slashdot, the hostility to women and belittling our achievements is an very ugly part of technology culture. Something wonderful just happened. Let's celebrate it.
It is just sickening the speed with which ogres immediately start talking about porn whenever a woman posts. Try a little respect!
just draw the attention of the authorities and other parties?
Voting Machines election one of their own.
true
But if you copy an artist's work without compensating the artist, you have stolen from them, it is theft of service. There is nothing idealistic about the pirate economy.
How is Cloud different from other software, which can also be killed, unless of course, it is open source. But even with open source, it is more convenient if the company continues to maintain and support it.
Is this a death knell for bit torrent?
Not a fake; the US Government site for the National Information Exchange Model, the standard for xml for law enforcement.
Sentinel is not NIEM compliant.
Speaking only for myself, I find the situation in 2012 to be completely different from 2000. But I do not see either of the legacy parties committed to net neutrality, expanding access to broadband, or any other geek/technology issue.
dunno about candidates, but there is a Chrome Plug in that tells you when you are visiting web sites that support SOPA.
Full disclosure, I managed Warren Mosler's 2010 US Senate campaign. But I encourage Slashdotters to look at the third party candidates running in their jurisdiction. As Eugene Debs pointed out, It is better to vote for what you want and not get it than to vote for what you don't want and get it.
but I was considered for a marketing communications where I had to do a series of puzzles. I don't see what relevance that has to marketing communications.
ever stored customer data in the ATM terminal itself. I always assumed that the info was all in the bank's server. Things are worse than I imagined.
I saw Richard Stallman speak at Yorktown High School years ago, here is my account of his presentation.
Congressional staff most certainly use the Internet.
have any Slashdotters tried it? Is it good?
and I thought he was nutty, but possibly right. As time goes on, more and more I am convinced he is right. My notes from his presentation - Richard Stallman at the Yorktown High School Libre Users Group