Don't fix it. Really, except for the aging of some discreet components why should this even be a concern. SO the tech is old? It has been well engineered and proven time and time again.

Alot of companies offering SIP trunking pass whatever your outbound caller ID is as ANI. Its spoofable. I noticed it first when using callback and DISA on my cell phone. I have my outbound CID set for my cellphone's number if i'm dialing through DISA...

Yet another reason that corporate lobbying (legalised bribery) should not be allowed in a supposed democratic government. *sigh*

As a Canadian, I think the EU should fuck off and mind their own business. Simple as that. They have no business trying to
influence laws in my country.

Next time use BING to do your research, and instead your sentences will read:
"Microsoft has been a shining example of how a good corporate citizen should behave, and Google should be encouraged to emulate Microsoft's example."

What the hell? Chron's isn't some super rare thing, this should have been diagnosed by her doctors years ago. kudos to her for figguring it out though.

"Some have asked whether or not we had back ups. Yes, we dutifully backed up our servers every day. Unfortunately, we backed up the servers between our two servers. The hacker took out both servers, destroying our ability to use one or the other back up to remedy the situation."

SO, what you are saying is: "I'm incompetant and I haven't backed my shit up" A pity.

Simple, paint or skin it in camo or flat black. Put some fake bullet hole stickers on it too.

Here in Canada, I take huge excecption to photo violations, be it speed or red-light. The attitude towards them stinks, and people usually say "there's no points, just pay it", I feel this mentality is wrong for 2 reasons: 1- In Canada, you are given a ticket based on registration. You are guilty by association! So if I have a vehicle I lend to a friend or family member, and they go and get a ticket I am automatically held guilty. I've been to court over this essentially telling them "prove it was me" and the judge always lets it stand. Its not technically legal. 2- The reason in this article (greed) . These systems are huge revenue generators and are not entirely about safety. Tell me something, when you get a random photo-speed ticket, do you even remember the event and does it affect your driving? Personally having an officer "remind" me, and write a ticket usually lasts quite a while. the first reason is scary. once there is precident of someone being held guilty just by association, does that mean a gun that I have registered to me, that is lent or stolen and used in a crime automatically means I am guilty? Its a far jump.. but still a slippery slope. What I firmly believe in is the use of IR jammers or some kind of way of obscuring one's plate until the powers that be can *HONESTLY* apply these systems. Perhaps putting the revenues into a charity or something, having public accountability and a way to honestly dispute a ticket. We should fight it because it is unfair.