the original Rainbow Six was very much like that. :P Though I agree most are not.

Only half your options aren't working? I click on options and my window goes dark for a second and them I'm back. No movement at all.

If you don't need the social aspect, use http://www.xmarks.com/

They are hot-plugable on any system if you want to risk killing your ps/2 controller. As the poster right above you pointed out Wikipedia PS/2. Having said that I hot-plug them all the time and have only killed a couple ports. Those that do die I grab a USB keyboard and voila they are back up and running.

That's not true, if I wait till after it's been copied off the camera that means I only know what was submitted is free of tampering from that time on. I have no clue what was done to it before you submitted it. This is why the encryption needs to be on the camera.

Not only that but from the company's perspective what if they fire that employee. He now has all the info he needs to do exactly what your talking about. Doesn't matter if the company had no idea that he was forwarding the email obviously their security isn't secure enough.

That's a massive security breach, one I wouldn't allow on my network. You may want to check your corporate policies and make sure your still inline or you could be fired.

would you have told Rosa parks that she could have walked if she didn't want to sit in the back of the bus too?

"it would take them too much time to change the code...that should have been coded properly to begin with." Fixed that for you.

Hopefully not as that will destroy the whole point of the internet. If we are in NAT behind NAT we can no longer have a true peer to peer internet. It will become a publishers dream and the freedom folks nightmare. :( Regardless of what OS your running on I would imagine that the easiest way to continue the way we have been is for there to be home routers that work in IPV6 on the net but IPV4 in the LAN. Not being a network guru I'm not sure how easy that would be to make.

No, time for an IT organization that peer reviews work habits and puts the info publicly available so that employers know what they are getting. It would also help to have an organization like that to backup why the it managers need 3 employees instead of the 1 that upper management think they should get. They would have a body of standards behind them.

What if my password was a confession?

If that happened due to a simple power outage then the server wasn't built right. I have 10 servers running a variety of MS Server os's. 2K-2K8, We have really crappy power here and have outages that outlast our UPS's all the time. I have never had to rebuild anything when my servers power down, they all power gracefully off and then back on.

If only there was an "unfortunate but true" mod.