They really should have a default block of smtp servers, UNLESS specifically requested. I think that will take care of everyone nicely, it will stop the masses who dont even know what SMTP is from running zombies, and also accomidate the people that do want to
The defaults should be sane for the masses, with options for those that dont fit in that category.
Normally? this could have been a fluke if it happens repeatidly i may agree, but since it a rare occurance that has been happening for hundreds of years i doubt it is anything new from climate
That was by far, the most ignorant response on slashdot I have ever seen..
The receptionist is a key player, far more important that most managers in a building. He or she knows all, and usually they are nice people to talk to anyways because who else wants to do that type of job, and have to deal with the amount of crap.
In the door to my inbox, say hi to the people in that area, and the receptionist. Usually have a convo or 2 depending on whats happening that day in the office. Go down, check my email, get a glass of water, check my voicemail.
Respond to all that stuff that occurred, call clients etc, and then start my regular day an hour later.
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Who actually uses a valet key though?
honestly, I dont even know where mine is.
a valet would be perfect cover.
set a device that could steal many keys underneath the box they store keys in...
you also do not need to be in physical control of the key. Merely near it.
There are no gentoo USERS. they never get to actually use the system
Yes, look at how much crap the US takes for not doing anything about darfur (which is about oil too)
one word: intent.
that is key to every law.
oh really?
"Whoops, I dont know how that file got shared, someone must have hacked my computer..."
Or the pirate groups that already do that just ignore the watermarks because they cant get in trouble because they are out of the country etc.
Because I can
which is one of the greatest motivations for human advancements.
The vast overwhelming majority do not have high end audio setups where they sit and LISTEN (and only listen) to music.
it is quite simple, those people that do that are the tiny insignificant minority.
It reminds me of an old SNL clip, the mcmacilin group.
...."
"on a scale of 22-46 rate
Jobs never had the technical skills.
That was woz
They really should have a default block of smtp servers, UNLESS specifically requested. I think that will take care of everyone nicely, it will stop the masses who dont even know what SMTP is from running zombies, and also accomidate the people that do want to
The defaults should be sane for the masses, with options for those that dont fit in that category.
What about tracking systems on cars that police install, or bugs in your home.
is it legal to remove them if found? I would destroy them all, uninstall it etc. But is it legal to do so?
And?
Normally? this could have been a fluke
if it happens repeatidly i may agree, but since it a rare occurance that has been happening for hundreds of years i doubt it is anything new from climate
Its not like MS ever bothered implementing either of those things.
There is only so many hours in the day, you have to pick and choose who you can spend the time with, and it might as well be extra beneficial to.
It isnt the sole purpose, but it has that nice benefit.
MPAA perhaps?
"but i thought it was an MPAA site so therefore it was legal to download from them"
;)
and in this case that defense would work because it was an MPAA site
That was by far, the most ignorant response on slashdot I have ever seen..
The receptionist is a key player, far more important that most managers in a building. He or she knows all, and usually they are nice people to talk to anyways because who else wants to do that type of job, and have to deal with the amount of crap.
Agreed,
it is also useless for cue file/mp3 combos
My first half hours is basically:
In the door to my inbox, say hi to the people in that area, and the receptionist.
Usually have a convo or 2 depending on whats happening that day in the office.
Go down, check my email, get a glass of water, check my voicemail.
Respond to all that stuff that occurred, call clients etc, and then start my regular day an hour later.
The only people i know that buy (and they download too, but they buy a hell of a lot) singles are DJs that spin them at clubs etc.
I cant believe success is judged by singles.
Albums are what they measure platinum records in
Seriously, what are they trying to "protect"
What a stupid commencement on a big day. Mediocre pop culture incorporated into a scholarly event at THE top educational institution in the nation