Comment Re:Get rid of it (Score 1) 389
Were his lips moving?
Is he a Politician?
Evaluate for true = Lying.
Were his lips moving?
Is he a Politician?
Evaluate for true = Lying.
convicted international war criminal
CITATION NEEDED
Who would that be? It isn't GWB, because there has never been a legitimate trial. I dare you to point to Malaysia kangaroo court ruling. Because if you think that is okay, then you also should subscribe to all of their laws, including those against gays and drug users.
Here is a quote from Polifact
http://www.politifact.com/trut...
Arrest warrants and the International Criminal Court
Interpol, the international police organization, does not list any outstanding arrest warrants for Bush or Cheney in their searchable database. Meanwhile, experts in international law said they were not aware of pending warrants, particularly from the most obvious entity that might issue one -- the International Criminal Court in the Hague.
Those people who view one side as better than the other, because they are "less evil" are simply delusional.
Those people who view Government as our protector against
I agree with your post. I'll just add that a big problem with IT security is that companies cannot rely on the same level of protection from governments in preventing intrusion.
I am in IT, but not in Security. However, I don't need to know security to know that a large part of the problem is that money fixes problems, and nobody wants to spend the money needed to fix the problems. Further, problems are pushed down to the people least able to fix them (consumers) more often than not.
These security breaches are going to be even more prevalent and no amount of security will ever resolve them completely. The real fix, IMHO, is to assume that all this info is publicly traded, even when it shouldn't be, and work the problem from there. IF the systems were in place that made assumptions such as this, the problem is much easier to define, and fix.
Guess who is a big proponent of H1B?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
That is, unless she flip flopped on that too.
"Everyone trying to manipulate search results"
Yep. Don't like it? Use duckduckgo.com. Meh. A non-story.
I am shocked and appalled.
A taxi can get you almost anywhere in less than half the time.
That problem isn't the taxi's problem, it is a train problem. I could design a bus system in New York that would Eliminate the need for Taxis.
Honestly, we've had this current system for so long, would it really hurt to try another one?
We've had the old system in place since the dawn of the Industrial Age. It no longer suits our needs because we don't need Industrial Education. YET, we are fighting to keep it, rather than use the metrics we have available under the information age to have appropriate education for every student at all times. We no longer need Teachers, but we rather need facilitators, to help kids maximize their potential at the time they can attain it. The methods of Industrial education do not afford us the ability to teach the smart kids like they are smart, and the slower kids like they need.
This is going to require a huge shakeup of status quo.
" I'd rather see an injection as the corpse looks less... mutilated and gory."
Less Exotic.
It starts out that way. And then, it doesn't end up that way. Franchise agreements always end up hurting the public in the long run.
If you want to fix the streets of New York City, implement better public transportation. New York could use a nice bus system.
If licenses weren't numbered, the proliferation of taxis would render city streets unnavigable.
That is utter bullshit. It is fear mongering at its worse. What is the worst possible thing is to have Government Granted Franchise agreements, whereby politicians can be bought and paid for by those companies buying up such agreements. The public is never served by such agreements in the long run.
Improperly secured networks. Yes, you can use "internet connected" networks, but if you don't secure them properly, a simple PTP VPN tunnel connection, would allow for transactions ONLY (via VPN). If you don't allow any inbound, or outbound traffic, other than what transverses across the VPN, you can't have this kind of thing happen.
Competition in government granted monopolies (ahem "Franchise Agreements"). Good one!
What the hell is wrong with the FTC?!
I think you're under the false assumption that Federal Agencies actually do things with the budgets they are given. Oh, sure, every once in a while, they have to justify their existence, but on the main, are just big suck of taxpayer money.
However, in this case, it is government regulations that are causing the government to have to regulate more. Government regulation isn't complete until it has thoroughly broken everything in its path.
Work continues in this area. -- DEC's SPR-Answering-Automaton