Not true, you do have freedom of expression under the Human Rights Act. However that's doesn't extend to doing harm to others with Grossly Offensive words intended to incite violence.
In UK Law (Communications Act) it is an offence to send a offensive messages over a communications network this is the same law that makes offensive phone calls illegal and is proportionate.
The events details in the article suggest that, Joep Gommers, senior director of global research at the Dutch IT security firm iSIGHT Partners, Skype and PayPal have all broken EU Directive 95/46/EC (Data Protection laws).
However the technology could draw it's energy from Offshore Wind Farms, which often stand idle because wind doesn't coincide with peak demand; this is potentially real winner.
Personal project time is something I've used in the past and it works very well. Usually Friday afternoons, the majority of Geeks have these on the go anyway.
You do not need make it compulsory they are directly related to current job or role, most will be anyway. Often at the edges of existing project but of scope they often results in new products, services for the business.
In 2000 the previous government tried something similar with the Communications white paper that would require every ISP and data carrier to keep every byte of data carried for eight years.
At the time I worked for a small subsidiary of a local telco, our Chairman of our Board was well connected member of the House of Lords. I prepared a position paper for him pointing out that our division alone would need as much storage as was sold annually in the UK to fulfil our obligation.
IT Professional the country over lobbied against RIPA like this behind the scenes and the worst was quietly dropped.
Time to do the same again. Checkout out your companies boards and non-execs for Lords and member of the establishment and point out the stupidity and competitively crippling the current proposals are to UK Business.
BBC iPlayer is the only reason I still tolerate the steaming pile of crap that is flash on machines. Flash is unreliable prone to crashes, a security nightmare of exploits and super cookies used to deliver crap adverts I don't want.
Roll on HTML 5 iPlayer. Then I can uninstal flash for good.
Rock Stars make great performances not great software.
Ego has little place in software development and in most cases those that consider themselves 'Rock Star Programmers' are suffering from a chronic case of Dunning Kruger syndrome
Great Programmers are masters at listening and comprehension. They are humble, asking questions before offering solutions. They not only accept criticism they solicit it. Their code is simple and elegant, capable of being comprehended by the most junior and appreciated by experts.
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His own words to the press make it clear he deceived the rest of the jury.
In the UK the FBI agent would seem to be guilty of
Misue of Public Office Misusing his authority.
Computer Misuse Act - Unauthorised access to a computer.
Data Protection Act - Disclosure of private data
The Harassment Act - Continuing Harassment after being warned to stop.
A clown who makes up words to try to hide the fact he has no idea what he is talking about.
The case was about if the BBC has the right to protect it's journalistic sources or must it disclose them to a freedom of information request.
Not true, you do have freedom of expression under the Human Rights Act. However that's doesn't extend to doing harm to others with Grossly Offensive words intended to incite violence.
In UK Law (Communications Act) it is an offence to send a offensive messages over a communications network this is the same law that makes offensive phone calls illegal and is proportionate.
In the UK, BSc in Computer Science from a University can be accredited qualification for a Chartered Engineer status.
1) Joep Gommers is not a Police Officer
2) Transfer of personal data to third countries, not subject to the directive, is generally prohibited.
The events details in the article suggest that, Joep Gommers, senior director of global research at the Dutch IT security firm iSIGHT Partners, Skype and PayPal have all broken EU Directive 95/46/EC (Data Protection laws).
Even British conservatives find Romney pretty scary.
However the technology could draw it's energy from Offshore Wind Farms, which often stand idle because wind doesn't coincide with peak demand; this is potentially real winner.
Neither of those prove these are false positives, infact given the background as public proxies is suggestive they have been abused.
Crooks are just as likely to abuse his rules as they are RFCs.
Are probably not members of the UN so I cannot see how they can be constrained by it's treaties.
What is the tangible difference from pouring huge amongst of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere?
Anybody that doesn't find it offensive displays a revealing lack of empathy
Because who decides what is too offensive?
The legal test is called the reasonable man test and it boils down to the jury to fulfil that role, if they find it offensive it is offensive.
... subtle satire is indistinguishable real world politics.
Ignoring the DNT is a clear violation of the Consent clause of the European Union Data Protection Directive.
I'm pretty shocked that Apache should go along with this decision by folding in face of commercial interests.
Personal project time is something I've used in the past and it works very well. Usually Friday afternoons, the majority of Geeks have these on the go anyway.
You do not need make it compulsory they are directly related to current job or role, most will be anyway. Often at the edges of existing project but of scope they often results in new products, services for the business.
By the way, this all happened in London
Next time you see him point him towards the Protection from Harassment Act
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Just because this block is not public does not mean it is unused.
The UK Government has a huge darknet.
Would privatisation of the DWP's 51.0.0.0/8 block be the first or last step to the 51st State?
The current government do not care about Internet Freedom.
What they do care about is Competitiveness .
In 2000 the previous government tried something similar with the Communications white paper that would require every ISP and data carrier to keep every byte of data carried for eight years.
At the time I worked for a small subsidiary of a local telco, our Chairman of our Board was well connected member of the House of Lords. I prepared a position paper for him pointing out that our division alone would need as much storage as was sold annually in the UK to fulfil our obligation.
IT Professional the country over lobbied against RIPA like this behind the scenes and the worst was quietly dropped.
Time to do the same again. Checkout out your companies boards and non-execs for Lords and member of the establishment and point out the stupidity and competitively crippling the current proposals are to UK Business.
BBC iPlayer is the only reason I still tolerate the steaming pile of crap that is flash on machines. Flash is unreliable prone to crashes, a security nightmare of exploits and super cookies used to deliver crap adverts I don't want.
Roll on HTML 5 iPlayer. Then I can uninstal flash for good.
Rock Stars make great performances not great software.
Ego has little place in software development and in most cases those that consider themselves 'Rock Star Programmers' are suffering from a chronic case of Dunning Kruger syndrome
Great Programmers are masters at listening and comprehension. They are humble, asking questions before offering solutions. They not only accept criticism they solicit it. Their code is simple and elegant, capable of being comprehended by the most junior and appreciated by experts.