Don't worry about the weather. Food is cheaper from China, Australia, Brazil, Russia, the EU, Africa....
If prime US farmland is flooded, turns to dust, print some export cash and buy up the years short fall.
Follow the cash as with any of the smaller 'new' parties around the world. Someone is funding "youth" groups as larger and traditional parties fail to win clean, clear political victories.
The type of person? Mostly the 20-30 something, never really worked and did 6 years of French or 4 of Maths.
They dream of publishing a book or making a movie or some open source project. Drive a very expensive Euro car, enjoy blogging about distilled beverages, wealthy parents look after them.
i.e. lost in post-college existence and clinging to some ideology that others in their clique seem to have found.
If a party survived registration and court challenges to get on the ballot and still has way too much working capitol.....
If your German expect to meet a few BND, BfV and ex MfS contractors whispering about 'other' options long term.
Consumer: Look, it's a bleeding network, isn't it? I've got a license for me Mac, I've got a license for me wireless connection.
Callcenter: You don't need a license for your internet.
Consumer: I bleedin' well do and I've got a Mac! Can't be caught on the net!
Callcenter: There is no such thing as a bloody internet license.
Consumer: Yes there is.
Callcenter: No there isn't.
Consumer: What's that then?
Scans form
Callcenter: This is a US birth certificate with the layers cut out and 'internet' pasted in, in Euphemia.
Consumer: Man didn't have the long form.
Callcenter: What man?
Consumer: The American man from the Internet detector van.
Callcenter: The flea market van, you mean.
Consumer: Look, it's people like you what cause telco churn.
Callcenter: What internet detector van?
Consumer: The internet detector van from the PFI called "Diplomatic Wireless Service".
Callcenter: Diplomatic Wireless Service?
Consumer: It was printed like that on the van. I'm very observant. I never seen so many bleedin' racks. The man said their equipment could pinpoint a packet at four hundred yards, and my MAC being such a happy Mac was a piece of cake.
Callcenter: How much did you pay for this?
re 'That's how they've chosen to govern that particular offense."
If its such an offence, why not face an Australian judge or jury? You then get to quiz your isp, the legal standing of the firm that identified you and trace paper trail that got you before a court.
Hire a legal team, see what they can do and face the Australian legal system, media and the state/federal political machines that passed the laws.
Its also very chilling to think about having your ip/site/comments/video/pics found by a US contractor/official. You might have posted from Australia, but this could get interesting for Australian citizen journalists.
Aid and comfort to a person who leaked a secret document?
You need medical care and don't get that "required to treat people" paper work in for "free" care - you will be in the streets after the bills arrive. If you don't get your meds, your meds in the right amounts or have your meds reviewed - palliative care becomes your "required to treat people".
In theory:
Software - UK - English culture at a "lower" price to sell back into software addicted US market.
Selling to South America, Africa, Asia - try the old colonial powers?
In reality:
Some "new" Europe second class University town sweatshop to write the backend.
Some "new" Europe top grade University town sweatshop to write the gui/book/website/marketing.
Why spend cash on top grade academics to help polish your product?
Less errors in translation, they can get the look of any export marketing product right - the photo with people standing, sitting, male, female, young, older, who is seen as in charge, the slogan, the logo- saves on "misunderstandings" later.
Make sure the cost of setting up your software factory is low, done fast, legal and you can remove staff in the "US" style...
Factor in hardware and software costs, strange audits, expensive legal/privacy needs even for small start ups, environmental regs.
Old Europe hopes to draw the smart people back, away from the US legal EULA mess. http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2010/12/court-you-do-not-own-that-copy-of-wow-you-bought.ars
"Give me your hardwired, your sophomore,
Your huddled hoaxes yearning to code free,
The gifted gnus of your crumbling bookstores.
Send these, the faithless, gymnast-tost to me,
I lift my laptop beside the golden port!"
Feel that push for CISPA to get real telco immunity? The company is protected from users, using poor code and the feds get CALEA like access.
No more "Marius" momments in the press, it would all be logged under national security. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2012/04/how-expansive-immunity-clauses-cispa-will-facilitate-abuse-user-privacy-0
"If a company learns about a security flaw, fails to fix it, and users' information is misused or stolen, companies cannot be held liable as long as the company acted “in good faith” according to CISPA."
Until then its "Alright sir, I just need to check inside your sever."
Yes, you're a smart admin, aren't you sir?
Its the big historic cable stations, New Jersey has a lot of optical and federal interest due to the international traffic that enters/exits the USA from around the world.
A lot of that traffic passes/passed via NJ and to a lesser part Rhode Island. So the area by default would be over served by private telco and NSA interests over many years e.g. TAT-14.
Add in huge loops that span Europe, the Caribbean, and South America and link to parts Middle East - it all gets back to parts of New Jersey.
Would state-wide density really show a bump if everybody was on the same fly over state "old copper, cable or average new optical roll out speeds" vs say massive hardened backhaul?
Depends on who you upset and where. A large truck might hit you. You might suffer a home invasion and a quick death.
You might suffer a home invasion and a long "cult" death. Day, weeks, months under anti terror questioning and dumped, never to be found or left just outside your family home.
Or you might just have tax, gun, medical or possession problems that fit your 'lifestyle' become legal issues. Or you just drop dead walking home one night....
portable SAM launcher? Sounds great for a small Soviet fighter over West Germany, helicopter or EU export quality jet from South America... but what would it do to a next gen "jumbo" engine?
They might just get a hit, one big hot engine falls off as designed to and then what?
The evil people could build some form of aircraft in a big barn from parts via diplomatic bags. 10 years of family trips to the country in an old Merc - the parts shipped could really add up to something big.
The barn doors open and a group of microlites fan out under the radar. Only vigilant SAM crews can save the day...
Why does Russia support passenger jet construction when airbus and boeing are on sale?
China knows an internal CPU/GPU foundation is a useful skill to have and expand on - think of some trade war or blockage or generational backdoor..or US political issues...
This gives China options, lets them build internal quality towards exports under their own brands at their own price in their own currency.
In the past NSA, CIA and GCHQ work would never "exist" in any legal frame work, privacy or policy context. They did what they did under embassies, from space, on dedicated lines in far away places.
i.e. your powerful offensive military signals/cyber units (NSA, DIA?, CIA...) are now very close to your domestic telcos in a legal usable way....
Now anyone connected to the USA are another step closer to everyday domestic closed court use of logs with a telco getting total immunity if your swept up.
As for trust read up on: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_SHAMROCK http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_MINARET http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO
Slashdot Mirror
http://gigaom.com/2012/05/11/louis-vuitton-asks-for-sopa-like-seizure-of-hundreds-of-websites/ links to
http://www.scribd.com/doc/93228219/Louis-Vuittion-Complaint
At the end of the page 20 some ~380 domains are listed?
Don't worry about the weather. Food is cheaper from China, Australia, Brazil, Russia, the EU, Africa ....
If prime US farmland is flooded, turns to dust, print some export cash and buy up the years short fall.
Follow the cash as with any of the smaller 'new' parties around the world. Someone is funding "youth" groups as larger and traditional parties fail to win clean, clear political victories. .....
The type of person? Mostly the 20-30 something, never really worked and did 6 years of French or 4 of Maths.
They dream of publishing a book or making a movie or some open source project. Drive a very expensive Euro car, enjoy blogging about distilled beverages, wealthy parents look after them.
i.e. lost in post-college existence and clinging to some ideology that others in their clique seem to have found.
If a party survived registration and court challenges to get on the ballot and still has way too much working capitol
If your German expect to meet a few BND, BfV and ex MfS contractors whispering about 'other' options long term.
Consumer: Look, it's a bleeding network, isn't it? I've got a license for me Mac, I've got a license for me wireless connection.
Callcenter: You don't need a license for your internet.
Consumer: I bleedin' well do and I've got a Mac! Can't be caught on the net!
Callcenter: There is no such thing as a bloody internet license.
Consumer: Yes there is.
Callcenter: No there isn't.
Consumer: What's that then?
Scans form
Callcenter: This is a US birth certificate with the layers cut out and 'internet' pasted in, in Euphemia.
Consumer: Man didn't have the long form.
Callcenter: What man?
Consumer: The American man from the Internet detector van.
Callcenter: The flea market van, you mean.
Consumer: Look, it's people like you what cause telco churn.
Callcenter: What internet detector van?
Consumer: The internet detector van from the PFI called "Diplomatic Wireless Service".
Callcenter: Diplomatic Wireless Service?
Consumer: It was printed like that on the van. I'm very observant. I never seen so many bleedin' racks. The man said their equipment could pinpoint a packet at four hundred yards, and my MAC being such a happy Mac was a piece of cake.
Callcenter: How much did you pay for this?
re 'That's how they've chosen to govern that particular offense."
If its such an offence, why not face an Australian judge or jury? You then get to quiz your isp, the legal standing of the firm that identified you and trace paper trail that got you before a court.
Hire a legal team, see what they can do and face the Australian legal system, media and the state/federal political machines that passed the laws.
Its also very chilling to think about having your ip/site/comments/video/pics found by a US contractor/official. You might have posted from Australia, but this could get interesting for Australian citizen journalists.
Aid and comfort to a person who leaked a secret document?
You need medical care and don't get that "required to treat people" paper work in for "free" care - you will be in the streets after the bills arrive. If you don't get your meds, your meds in the right amounts or have your meds reviewed - palliative care becomes your "required to treat people".
Do you think some small Australian software firm gets to "be Irish", become "a charity"?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_File_Number - they get tracked and taxed.
One by one they are been named and listed. http://www.theage.com.au/business/ikea-australia-pays-tax-like-a-charity-case-living-at-the-margin-of-society-20110331-1cnd7.html
You want to risk your home on an ER bill? Try some bankruptcy? Just to get some medical treatment....
Government Income (no) Money (for) Photoshop
In theory:
Software - UK - English culture at a "lower" price to sell back into software addicted US market.
Selling to South America, Africa, Asia - try the old colonial powers?
In reality:
Some "new" Europe second class University town sweatshop to write the backend.
Some "new" Europe top grade University town sweatshop to write the gui/book/website/marketing.
Why spend cash on top grade academics to help polish your product?
Less errors in translation, they can get the look of any export marketing product right - the photo with people standing, sitting, male, female, young, older, who is seen as in charge, the slogan, the logo- saves on "misunderstandings" later.
Make sure the cost of setting up your software factory is low, done fast, legal and you can remove staff in the "US" style...
Factor in hardware and software costs, strange audits, expensive legal/privacy needs even for small start ups, environmental regs.
Old Europe hopes to draw the smart people back, away from the US legal EULA mess.
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2010/12/court-you-do-not-own-that-copy-of-wow-you-bought.ars
"Give me your hardwired, your sophomore,
Your huddled hoaxes yearning to code free,
The gifted gnus of your crumbling bookstores.
Send these, the faithless, gymnast-tost to me,
I lift my laptop beside the golden port!"
Try the Church Mice series by Graham Oakley
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham_Oakley
http://www.grahamoakley.co.uk/page11.html
http://www.grahamoakley.co.uk/page9.html
Lots of amazing art with plots set in science, a guest preacher and exploring suburbia.
Feel that push for CISPA to get real telco immunity? The company is protected from users, using poor code and the feds get CALEA like access.
No more "Marius" momments in the press, it would all be logged under national security.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2012/04/how-expansive-immunity-clauses-cispa-will-facilitate-abuse-user-privacy-0
"If a company learns about a security flaw, fails to fix it, and users' information is misused or stolen, companies cannot be held liable as long as the company acted “in good faith” according to CISPA."
Until then its "Alright sir, I just need to check inside your sever."
Yes, you're a smart admin, aren't you sir?
Its the big historic cable stations, New Jersey has a lot of optical and federal interest due to the international traffic that enters/exits the USA from around the world.
A lot of that traffic passes/passed via NJ and to a lesser part Rhode Island. So the area by default would be over served by private telco and NSA interests over many years e.g. TAT-14.
Add in huge loops that span Europe, the Caribbean, and South America and link to parts Middle East - it all gets back to parts of New Jersey.
Would state-wide density really show a bump if everybody was on the same fly over state "old copper, cable or average new optical roll out speeds" vs say massive hardened backhaul?
Depends on who you upset and where. A large truck might hit you. You might suffer a home invasion and a quick death. ....
You might suffer a home invasion and a long "cult" death. Day, weeks, months under anti terror questioning and dumped, never to be found or left just outside your family home.
Or you might just have tax, gun, medical or possession problems that fit your 'lifestyle' become legal issues. Or you just drop dead walking home one night
0, 1 or some Erds number or a low batch number?
portable SAM launcher? Sounds great for a small Soviet fighter over West Germany, helicopter or EU export quality jet from South America... but what would it do to a next gen "jumbo" engine?
They might just get a hit, one big hot engine falls off as designed to and then what?
The evil people could build some form of aircraft in a big barn from parts via diplomatic bags. 10 years of family trips to the country in an old Merc - the parts shipped could really add up to something big. ...
The barn doors open and a group of microlites fan out under the radar. Only vigilant SAM crews can save the day
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/google-aware-of-data-scoop-20120429-1xsxx.html#ixzz1tTGWZTQK
With a 4.5MB pdf. All the blog/press/gov timeline in its full glory.
Yes its an old idea http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saunders-Roe_SR.53 i.e. how to get to 60,000 ft (18,300 m) in just 2 minutes 30 seconds.
Why does Russia support passenger jet construction when airbus and boeing are on sale?
China knows an internal CPU/GPU foundation is a useful skill to have and expand on - think of some trade war or blockage or generational backdoor..or US political issues...
This gives China options, lets them build internal quality towards exports under their own brands at their own price in their own currency.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2133201/Dr-Richard-Holmes-Suicide-riddle-weapons-expert-worked-David-Kelly.html
If your in the UK and working on chem, bio "protection" try not to get too stressed.
It seems "suicide" is catching.....
In the past NSA, CIA and GCHQ work would never "exist" in any legal frame work, privacy or policy context. They did what they did under embassies, from space, on dedicated lines in far away places.
i.e. your powerful offensive military signals/cyber units (NSA, DIA?, CIA...) are now very close to your domestic telcos in a legal usable way....
Now anyone connected to the USA are another step closer to everyday domestic closed court use of logs with a telco getting total immunity if your swept up.
As for trust read up on:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_SHAMROCK
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_MINARET
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO
Many people will be looking twice at their hosting needs, local privacy laws and new US telco laws.
The only thing the US can still offer is the word "unlimited" on cheap shared best effort servers deals.
http://www.smh.com.au/it-pro/cloud/what-will-you-do-when-the-us-comes-for-you-20120125-1qhc1.html
http://www.dsd.gov.au/infosec/cloud/cloud01.htm