The children were not visible in the moving, unedited video.
With much imagination, you can see them in the photographs and of course in the highlighted video. However, i have no idea why i should guess that they are children based upon the pictures i've seen - i can't classify them more than "persons".
What kind of resolution does the gunner see? Is is the same that we have here?
There is no permit required to buy ammunition. Just a copy of your criminal record (Strafregisterauszug).
The permit to buy firearms is the same as the background checks done in the US. If you're a Swiss citizen with no criminal record, all you need to do is send in your papers, wait for a week, and you get your permit (Waffenerwerbsschein).
There is no permit needed to own a gun, just to buy one. That's an important distinction.
You're right about carry licenses though - it's unusual for people to carry guns here and it's next to impossible to get a carry license if you don't *need* one.
On the other hand, there is very few crimes here. A murder or a body found always make national news, and these are not daily.
EAS supports the enforcement of policies (device MUST have password, device MUST be encrypted). IMAP does not.
Also, many phones do not support IMAP/TLS, but support EAS over HTTPS. Using unencrypted IMAP for your corporate mail seems like a very bad idea, no matter how you put it.
I've been using Eaton Powerware UPS (sometimes the ones rebadged by IBM) for the past five years. They've been (mostly) trouble free, but recommendation is usually to replace the whole UPS after three years of service, instead of just the batteries.
Erm, the fakes are NOT functional in any way. They are just a piece of metal. Even the average consumer will notice something's wrong when the computer won't turn on.
Bah, you'll never know whos on the other end of the line.
Whenever there's communication on the internet, my first assumption is that i'm talking to an overweight, 40 year old male that sits naked in front of his computer or Xbox - alternatively, a 13 year old boy that just discovered the word "faggot".
There are so many trolls or people pretending to be girls or gays or whatever, that any deviation from the above norm requires extraordinary proof.
Nah, all of these policies are caused by lawyers and fearmongering. I don't think any Microsoft exec cares how you call yourself on Xbox live, as long as you pay your yearly fees. However, Lawyers probably said that "inappropriate" words in the Gamertag could result in a lawsuit - which is why they were forbidden in the first place.
Yes. I've been running Windows 7 on my laptop since August (MS Partner), and i've had my first Bluescreen last week because of a Serial-to-USB Adapter. Shit sucks.
When i went to school, i had to buy my own books, my own pens and my own paper. Paid for by my parents money (well, at least in primaryand secondary school).
Why doesn't the school just mandate that the kids have laptops that fit certain system requirements and have the parents pay for them? They could even offer a way to bulk-purchase through the school for discounts.
This way, the situations always clear - the kids and it's parents are the owner of the device, theft recovery, insurance, etc. are their business. Makes it much easier.
I don't think you can solve the bully problem by GPS tracking laptops or filming boys masturbating;)
They'll just ditch the device after school in a random dumpster made out of metal - no cellular connection, no GPS, no nothing. Such problems need to be solved out the core.
I also don't see why the school makes such a big issue out of stolen or lost devices - they can just bill whoever let their device get stolen or lost, problem solved.
It's the same here. No one is allowed to build minarets - it doesn't matter if you're an Atheist, Christian, Hindu or Muslim. Just as no one is allowed to beat their wife, or kill their daughter.
There's no religious discrimination happening here.
Human rights (of which Switzerland is a signitary) say that you should be able to have the religion you want and nobody should discriminate against you because of that religion.
So, for example, if part of your religion was that you should beat your wife if she doesn't want to have sex with you, that should be okay?
Or kill your daughter if she has sex with someone that does not belong to your religious group? That would also be okay?
It's not okay, and it's not legal. That's because religious freedom is restricted by other laws - which the Minaret ban happens to be a part of.
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The small ISP can't do this if the big ISP would've done it's job properly.
The children were not visible in the moving, unedited video.
With much imagination, you can see them in the photographs and of course in the highlighted video. However, i have no idea why i should guess that they are children based upon the pictures i've seen - i can't classify them more than "persons".
What kind of resolution does the gunner see? Is is the same that we have here?
There is no permit required to buy ammunition. Just a copy of your criminal record (Strafregisterauszug).
The permit to buy firearms is the same as the background checks done in the US. If you're a Swiss citizen with no criminal record, all you need to do is send in your papers, wait for a week, and you get your permit (Waffenerwerbsschein).
There is no permit needed to own a gun, just to buy one. That's an important distinction.
You're right about carry licenses though - it's unusual for people to carry guns here and it's next to impossible to get a carry license if you don't *need* one.
On the other hand, there is very few crimes here. A murder or a body found always make national news, and these are not daily.
No, just no.
EAS supports the enforcement of policies (device MUST have password, device MUST be encrypted). IMAP does not.
Also, many phones do not support IMAP/TLS, but support EAS over HTTPS. Using unencrypted IMAP for your corporate mail seems like a very bad idea, no matter how you put it.
I've been using Eaton Powerware UPS (sometimes the ones rebadged by IBM) for the past five years. They've been (mostly) trouble free, but recommendation is usually to replace the whole UPS after three years of service, instead of just the batteries.
Not all Oil burns well at atmospheric pressure, or at all for that matter.
But does NewEgg purchase CPUs in the grey market?
If you purchase 100'000 CPUs, you won't order them in nice little retail boxes with a fan - you'll get them on trays, without any fans.
Erm, the fakes are NOT functional in any way. They are just a piece of metal. Even the average consumer will notice something's wrong when the computer won't turn on.
Nah, i was thinking about older men with a weak heart.
Suicide by supermodel. I like it. Not sure if the wife's too happy about it, but everything has it's disadvantages.
Bah, you'll never know whos on the other end of the line.
Whenever there's communication on the internet, my first assumption is that i'm talking to an overweight, 40 year old male that sits naked in front of his computer or Xbox - alternatively, a 13 year old boy that just discovered the word "faggot".
There are so many trolls or people pretending to be girls or gays or whatever, that any deviation from the above norm requires extraordinary proof.
Nah, all of these policies are caused by lawyers and fearmongering. I don't think any Microsoft exec cares how you call yourself on Xbox live, as long as you pay your yearly fees. However, Lawyers probably said that "inappropriate" words in the Gamertag could result in a lawsuit - which is why they were forbidden in the first place.
Why would you use NAT in your internal management networks?
Yes. I've been running Windows 7 on my laptop since August (MS Partner), and i've had my first Bluescreen last week because of a Serial-to-USB Adapter. Shit sucks.
Nope, i'm not American. Swiss.
Either way, as others already responded, if you don't have enough income to pay for this, the state will provide this for you.
Again, while this may be the case, why should the school care? It's not their problem.
I don't get this system either way.
When i went to school, i had to buy my own books, my own pens and my own paper. Paid for by my parents money (well, at least in primaryand secondary school).
Why doesn't the school just mandate that the kids have laptops that fit certain system requirements and have the parents pay for them? They could even offer a way to bulk-purchase through the school for discounts.
This way, the situations always clear - the kids and it's parents are the owner of the device, theft recovery, insurance, etc. are their business. Makes it much easier.
Why should the school care when one of their students smokes marihuana at home?
My corporate laptop runs Windows 7 and XP Mode. From time to time, i need to use IE6. That's when i use XP mode.
I don't think you can solve the bully problem by GPS tracking laptops or filming boys masturbating ;)
They'll just ditch the device after school in a random dumpster made out of metal - no cellular connection, no GPS, no nothing. Such problems need to be solved out the core.
I don't see the need for all this. There's insurance against theft and using proper full disk encryption, there's no risk of data loss for companies.
I also don't see why the school makes such a big issue out of stolen or lost devices - they can just bill whoever let their device get stolen or lost, problem solved.
It's the same here. No one is allowed to build minarets - it doesn't matter if you're an Atheist, Christian, Hindu or Muslim. Just as no one is allowed to beat their wife, or kill their daughter.
There's no religious discrimination happening here.
So, for example, if part of your religion was that you should beat your wife if she doesn't want to have sex with you, that should be okay?
Or kill your daughter if she has sex with someone that does not belong to your religious group? That would also be okay?
It's not okay, and it's not legal. That's because religious freedom is restricted by other laws - which the Minaret ban happens to be a part of.