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Comment Re:Suck it up, buttercup (Score 1) 383

I love guys like you that say this. Short sighted as hell, and completely unaware that the day will come that you can't run fast enough to keep up and you'll hear rumblings of replacement.

Work smarter, not harder. Your job is only secure if you can maintain things. If you're running just to stand still, you're doing it wrong, and like OP, most IT crews of entities like this are either there, or on the verge of it.

Comment I'd like to think I could pull off being in there (Score 1) 332

for awhile, but I'd need to know any rules and such. I mean, this place isn't a full sensory deprivation chamber, it's just a silent room. So you can still see and such, I presume, or am I wrong? And can you talk? I would actually find it really fascinating, and not scary at all to hear my heartbeat and the blood rushing through my ears...

I think I'd have fun in there.

Comment Re:Then 17 new ones appeared... (Score 1) 75

This. If I were Google and MS and Yahoo, etc. I'd just pull the plug on the .fr search page and put up a page that basically states "Due to general stupidity, we cannot be bothered to serve your country anymore. Sorry for the inconvenience. If you wish for service to be restored, please enlighten your politicians and the courts. Until then, best wishes, Google/Yahoo/MS/etc."

Making the search engines do the work would be like requiring checkpoints at every on/off ramp and intersection of every road, freeway, and highway to make sure no vehicle is transporting anything illegal, and threatening to shut the roads down if there is no compliance.

Go after the source, or fuck off. Stop making every step of the way play police officer.

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FCC App Lets Android Users Measure Mobile Broadband Speed 93

itwbennett writes "The FCC's new Android app will allow users to measure the speed of their mobile broadband connection, while providing aggregate data to the agency for measuring nationwide mobile broadband network performance. Released as open-source software on Thursday, the free FCC Speed Test App will test network performance for parameters such as upload and download speed, latency and packet loss. An iPhone version of the app is in the works."

Comment Re:Encrypt, dammit! (Score 1) 622

I think the both of you know what he meant and it's silly that you're going to be pedantic about it. She should have scanned all the files and encrypted them, as well as storing them off-site somewhere, and then kept the paper files locked in some kind of safe.

She did a poor job of keeping her belongings and her informants protected/safe.

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