The point is to convey scale, and for the vast majority of people, salt, desktop, gram and football field do a better job of that than 1x10-4 m^3, 1 m^2, gram and 5000 m^2.
When you make something illegal that isn't a real crime, you still create criminals and everything that comes with that. Now what I mean by "not a real crime," is something that doesn't cause harm to others. Nobody in their right mind is going to say murder shouldn't be a crime. By its very nature it is a crime, because it hurts someone. However other things, like drugs, are not. There is on inherent harm to anyone other than the user.
I'm ready, but what isp will give me ipv6 connectivity now? My isp doesn't (and I thought that if any isp would offer ipv6 services, it would be Speakeasy).
Yeah, I used to like and use NoScript. Then I realized that in order to make many websites usable at all, you have to enable Javascript anyway. I think NoScript is still fine for people who don't care how broken the web is (if a site doesn't work, just find another one right?), but I've found that for me, the potential of NoScript to increase security is limited, and it's just not worth the hastle.
I use NoScript on my old laptop because some sites basically turn my computer into a brick for ten seconds while the page decides to, oh, I don't know, sort comments or some such other nonesense. As a matter of fact,/. of all sites was my impetus for installing NoScript because at some point in the past few months the home page runs some script that takes so long it brings up FF's "stop this runaway script" option (and I run the minimalist version). As for it being a "hastle", I haven't gotten tired of clicking "allow this page temporarily" on the rare page that is unviewable without javascript.
Plus, it was really annoying when they recently started releasing a new minor version every other day or so. Amongst all the computers I use at work, school, home, whatever, it seemed like I was upgrading NoScript constantly. AdBlock Plus is all I really need nowadays, and BugMeNot is useful sometimes.
You're obviously speaking in hyperbole by saying there are new releases every other day, but even if it were once a week, how many clicks does it take to update a Firefox plugin? Two? Three if you count having to click to reset the browser?
Armies show a reluctance to kill their brothers and countrymen, especially when thousands and thousands of them congregate, united in a common cause against a tyrannical government.
This is the key. The tactics change when the citizenry is armed. Imagine a military occupation in a town with no guns. They simply come in and tell you what to do. You can resist with your hands, but a few knocks on the head from the butt of an M16 (more realistically today you'd just be herded with some type of microwave pain weapon) and you realize that you better do what you're told. Put a rifle in in everyone's hands and now they are forced to either leave or make the streets run red with the blood of American citizens, a prospect unappealing to even the most hardened soldier.
How rich does someone have to be to be "obscenely" rich? Better yet, where is the cutoff? At what point does the amount someone makes start to offend your sensibilities?
Hiring geeks? How do you know it's not geeks themselves doing the spamming? Just because someone is smart and has networking/programming know how doesn't mean that they are immune to the draw of easy money.
Your problem seems paradoxical. If your company isn't that big, I don't see how you would need any customization beyond what anyone off the street could get from Cisco. On the flip side, if you are that big, Cisco (as well as other companies) will do quite a bit to make sure you're happy.
Your problem is not with email, it's with your administrator. If they can't give you an answer as to why it's happening then you need to find someone else because they don't know what they're doing. If you are outsourcing your email (ie someone not in your company is controlling the box) then the company better be able to give you a straight answer. I deal with servers that deliver mail in the tens of thousands a day, and if only 1/1000 were going through slowly (let alone not at all!) there would be major flak to be had.
If this was going to happen anywhere it makes sense that california would be first. It's the same reason that cheating a casino is a felony in NV, I mean it's where they get most of their revenue. Even though it may not be CA's main source of revenue, it is the movie capitol of the world.
At first I was kind of pissed about what they did, but what is it really hurting? Anything that relies on a dns failure could easily be changed to accept a failure or a response involving that ip.
Although I know they will never release any stats on the kind of hits they are getting to that ip, it would be an interesting study. I would be interested to find out what the most misspelled domain is.
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The point is to convey scale, and for the vast majority of people, salt, desktop, gram and football field do a better job of that than 1x10-4 m^3, 1 m^2, gram and 5000 m^2.
With all the shit talking that goes on about the bitcoin stories around here, where's the outrage over this story? This is barely idle-worthy.
I guess that's why nice guys never get the girl.
In law, these are known as malum prohibitum and malum in se, fyi.
Are you a really good motorcycle rider or something?
I'm ready, but what isp will give me ipv6 connectivity now? My isp doesn't (and I thought that if any isp would offer ipv6 services, it would be Speakeasy).
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/3748710/Mystery_Science_Theater_3000_Complete
I use NoScript on my old laptop because some sites basically turn my computer into a brick for ten seconds while the page decides to, oh, I don't know, sort comments or some such other nonesense. As a matter of fact, /. of all sites was my impetus for installing NoScript because at some point in the past few months the home page runs some script that takes so long it brings up FF's "stop this runaway script" option (and I run the minimalist version). As for it being a "hastle", I haven't gotten tired of clicking "allow this page temporarily" on the rare page that is unviewable without javascript.
You're obviously speaking in hyperbole by saying there are new releases every other day, but even if it were once a week, how many clicks does it take to update a Firefox plugin? Two? Three if you count having to click to reset the browser?
There are plenty of ways to slice it depending on who you want to show up on top.
We desperately need some techies on this site who have an understanding of law.
This is the key. The tactics change when the citizenry is armed. Imagine a military occupation in a town with no guns. They simply come in and tell you what to do. You can resist with your hands, but a few knocks on the head from the butt of an M16 (more realistically today you'd just be herded with some type of microwave pain weapon) and you realize that you better do what you're told. Put a rifle in in everyone's hands and now they are forced to either leave or make the streets run red with the blood of American citizens, a prospect unappealing to even the most hardened soldier.
And coming up next, can bees think? A new study confirms that, no, no they cannot.
How rich does someone have to be to be "obscenely" rich? Better yet, where is the cutoff? At what point does the amount someone makes start to offend your sensibilities?
Hiring geeks? How do you know it's not geeks themselves doing the spamming? Just because someone is smart and has networking/programming know how doesn't mean that they are immune to the draw of easy money.
no problem...
yourdomain.com. IN TXT "v=spf1 +all"
The term "Big O" is used in the article description but instead of referring to an orgasm, it refers to a software company.
Your problem seems paradoxical. If your company isn't that big, I don't see how you would need any customization beyond what anyone off the street could get from Cisco. On the flip side, if you are that big, Cisco (as well as other companies) will do quite a bit to make sure you're happy.
Your problem is not with email, it's with your administrator. If they can't give you an answer as to why it's happening then you need to find someone else because they don't know what they're doing. If you are outsourcing your email (ie someone not in your company is controlling the box) then the company better be able to give you a straight answer. I deal with servers that deliver mail in the tens of thousands a day, and if only 1/1000 were going through slowly (let alone not at all!) there would be major flak to be had.
They aren't tracking YOU, they are tracking the beer. Unless I'm missing something, they have no way of connecting any one person with any one beer.
All THIS geek really needs is this.
If this was going to happen anywhere it makes sense that california would be first. It's the same reason that cheating a casino is a felony in NV, I mean it's where they get most of their revenue. Even though it may not be CA's main source of revenue, it is the movie capitol of the world.
What did you think they meant by "buy out?"
but still rendered the kiosk unusable:
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This is a "big blue bus" kiosk in Santa Monica, CA.
At first I was kind of pissed about what they did, but what is it really hurting? Anything that relies on a dns failure could easily be changed to accept a failure or a response involving that ip.
Although I know they will never release any stats on the kind of hits they are getting to that ip, it would be an interesting study. I would be interested to find out what the most misspelled domain is.