Those people who panic sold will probably not buy back in. If the people who caused the DDoS still have currency in Bitcoins, how much do they have and are they planning on selling tomorrow? When other exchanges are DDoS'ed it will be interesting to see if the price recovers again.
As one Former US Senator put it, lobbying is "not legalized bribery, it's legalized extortion." And it's not extortion by companies, but extortion by politicians.
Can you imagine a Central Intelligence Agency Unit 61398 in New York. They purchase an apartment building under the name CIA and setup shop and start hacking foreign countries. This just stinks of stupidity, perhaps I've watched to many movies.
And in the new today, a guy in Nunavut is still in jail after 2 years after self-defending himself in his home. His conviction was overturned but he has to have another trial. He called the police and they made it in time to arrest him.
I am certain that the military on both sides have looked into what triggers the defense system and built several types of decoys. Decoys that fire in parallel and others that fire in sequence. Does anybody know how easy is it to determine if an incoming attack actually has a payload, and how much delay that adds?
It does not explain how long the documents will be stored in read-only mode. If it is not indefinitely then what is the time period? These are the types of things that have to be iron-clad in contracts otherwise people get sued.
You've made a great argument. I've always thought cash was cheaper for the merchant and using credit was working against me. But now that you've laid out all the expenses to the merchant it makes sense. Its the entire reason why places like Costco have people working in large vaults in the back room.
2) Subscribers get an additional 20GB in Skydrive. What happens to my documents if I am using 100% of Skydrive (including the additional 20GB)? Is there a grace period?
They don't make it easy to find the information to these questions. The answers are likely the same for any other cloud service that provides a free and paid offering but why do we have to guess.
Very good point, however unless I entered my credit card into Facebook how will I get invoiced? They don't have my mailing address and any emails go to spam.
Annually, studded tires are used by about 16 percent of Oregonians but cause more than $40 million in damage to roads, according to the Oregon Department of Transportation. Already dealing with a backlog of road repairs, ODOT says it can spend only about $11 million each year to try to fix highways torn up by studded tires.
You are being ridiculous. This is like somebody smashing your window, hot wiring the car, and then hitting other cars with it. The standard locking mechanisms are good enough to keep the ordinary criminal at bay. Sure you can put immobilizes or wheel locks on the car but those aren't yet standard. If its something that happens repeatedly to you then start looking into more secure prevention methods.
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It was a dam good hiding spot.
Helicopters couldn't find him. K9's couldn't find him. The police, FBI, and military couldn't find him.
Such a good spot it was that they called off the search. Until the homeowner saw blood.
Those people who panic sold will probably not buy back in. If the people who caused the DDoS still have currency in Bitcoins, how much do they have and are they planning on selling tomorrow? When other exchanges are DDoS'ed it will be interesting to see if the price recovers again.
As one Former US Senator put it, lobbying is "not legalized bribery, it's legalized extortion." And it's not extortion by companies, but extortion by politicians.
http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20120406/18051618415/is-lobbying-closer-to-bribery-extortion.shtml
I know a place where you get a free place to stay and a meal every day. Won't cost you a cent to go there either.
Perhaps a motion sensor light would work well. Everybody's cottage in Canada has one.
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/3/HouseHome/Lighting/OutdoorSecurityLighting.jsp
Can you imagine a Central Intelligence Agency Unit 61398 in New York. They purchase an apartment building under the name CIA and setup shop and start hacking foreign countries. This just stinks of stupidity, perhaps I've watched to many movies.
And in the new today, a guy in Nunavut is still in jail after 2 years after self-defending himself in his home. His conviction was overturned but he has to have another trial. He called the police and they made it in time to arrest him.
http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/01/31/chris-bishop/
I am certain that the military on both sides have looked into what triggers the defense system and built several types of decoys. Decoys that fire in parallel and others that fire in sequence. Does anybody know how easy is it to determine if an incoming attack actually has a payload, and how much delay that adds?
It does not explain how long the documents will be stored in read-only mode. If it is not indefinitely then what is the time period? These are the types of things that have to be iron-clad in contracts otherwise people get sued.
You've made a great argument. I've always thought cash was cheaper for the merchant and using credit was working against me. But now that you've laid out all the expenses to the merchant it makes sense. Its the entire reason why places like Costco have people working in large vaults in the back room.
Until you realize that all your neighbors are with them and not against them. I'm betting when the time comes you'll join em too.
When corporations own the only 2 parties to vote for does it matter if the President can stay in power for 1 day or 1 century?
1) How long will I have access to my documents? According to current documentation for enterprises and small business:
When a subscription is removed, all data is permanently lost.
http://onlinehelp.microsoft.com/En-ca/office365-enterprises/hh143495.aspx
http://onlinehelp.microsoft.com/en-ca/office365-smallbusinesses/hh143522.aspx
2) Subscribers get an additional 20GB in Skydrive. What happens to my documents if I am using 100% of Skydrive (including the additional 20GB)? Is there a grace period?
They don't make it easy to find the information to these questions. The answers are likely the same for any other cloud service that provides a free and paid offering but why do we have to guess.
I happen to think it resembles the Skydome and CN tower. Why does Canada always get a bad wrap?!?!?!?!
http://www.planetware.com/i/photo/cn-tower-toronto-onto002.jpg
Rich people don't buy shit, they expense it.
http://www.globaltoronto.com/no+expense+too+small+for+mazza+to+bill+to+ornge+documents+show/6442791558/story.html
Talking about things that change people. I used to have a really close friend... and then he got married.
Very good point, however unless I entered my credit card into Facebook how will I get invoiced? They don't have my mailing address and any emails go to spam.
I've seen some videos recently showing that its getting harder and harder to drive freely around the US.
Abusive Border Patrol Agents NM Checkpoint: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2SkaRvKv8U
I think you are missing the fact that the average family size in 2010 was 3.1 and shrinking. In 2000 it was 3.44.
http://www.stats.gov.cn/english/newsandcomingevents/t20110428_402722237.htm
http://blog.oregonlive.com/commuting/2012/07/oregon_studded-tire_ban_a_no-s.html
Annually, studded tires are used by about 16 percent of Oregonians but cause more than $40 million in damage to roads, according to the Oregon Department of Transportation. Already dealing with a backlog of road repairs, ODOT says it can spend only about $11 million each year to try to fix highways torn up by studded tires.
I only drive mine at night. They should only charge those people who drive during the day. The metric should be miles driven between 6am and 6pm.
You are being ridiculous. This is like somebody smashing your window, hot wiring the car, and then hitting other cars with it. The standard locking mechanisms are good enough to keep the ordinary criminal at bay. Sure you can put immobilizes or wheel locks on the car but those aren't yet standard. If its something that happens repeatedly to you then start looking into more secure prevention methods.
The photos on your phone aren't personal information but they are copyrighted material. Are they copying the photos are the metadata?
I'm sure most of the 3rd world countries with the same temperatures had your 80 hours without A/C problems.
He obviously don't understand what the word racist means. If you told him you didn't like apples you would probably be called a racist.