God forbid the government goes to a neutral third party, say a judge, clearly and consciously documenting their reasoning to shut down a service provided by a private company.
I wish my countries government would go back to getting warrants.
...for me to get those mirrored contacts I've thought about since college. Originally I just wanted to freak out my professors.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for using resources in an intelligent manner and getting the most out of them. The planet is a resource, eventually resources run out, no matter how efficient (or “sustainable” for the kool-aid drinkers) you make a process. Even if we destroyed every gasoline powered car, coal fired power plant and incandescent light bulb eventually we will use up all the resources on this planet. It won’t be in my lifetime, but it won’t be a million years either.
Porn.
None of those are man rated. Which isn't a small feat.
But no one seems to care about that.
People complain that the Shuttle and Ares programs are expensive and dangerous. These same people will complain how dangerous Falcon is first time it blows up on the pad with people on top.
Wouldn't it have been more cost effective to make the kits available for pickup to the students that wanted to participate. Instead of possibly confusing the issue by mailing the kits to "...every incoming freshman and transfer student."
Looks like MS Office 2007, which SUCKS!!!!
Please leave the option of using the classic interface. Concentrate on making it standards compliant and less blot.
Still not as bad as the state of New Mexico, where you can be convicted and go to jail for driving "impaired" based solely on the officers "expert" opinion.
No breathalyzer.
No blood test.
You don't even have to fail the field sobriety test. All up to the police officers expert opinion. Some judges are convicting these cases when they should be tossed out.
The burden of proof is shifting to the defendant, not good in my opinion.
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/04/09/us/politics/20100409-stevens-candidates.html
Elena Kagan
49 years old
Solicitor general
Princeton, 1981; Oxford, 1983; Harvard Law School, 1986With no judicial record, Ms. Kagan is less known. As dean at Harvard Law School, she hired conservative professors to expand academic diversity and has supported assertions of executive power.
Sounds like someone Bush/Cheney would have nominated.
If the student wants to waist their money by not attending, let them. They are adults.
If the student has something truly more important to do at that time, don't punish them.
If the professor's ego is so big that he has to demand the captive audience but is to lazy to take attendance, fire him/her.
How lazy can we get as a species?
Anecdotal evidence of a good professor, In a 400 level (senior) engineering class I had a professor that stopped one student from waking another student who had fallen asleep. The professor explained why he didn't mind as he knew his class was not boring and that the student put forth the effort to attend even though it was obvious he was exhausted. That is a good professor, one that can see things from the students point of view. A lot of college students are working thier way though school and realize the value of the education, sometimes they can not make it to class or should not make it to class. College age students are considered adults, treat them as such or they will never act as such.
Shame that if Bolden, or any civil servant, publicly disagrees with the administrations plan they violate their employment contract. There are a lot of NASA employee's that do not like the new direction they just can't say so publicly.
So what happens to private pilots and civil air patrol when the GOV turns on Selective Availability?
No personal electronic devices? what about the electronic E6B flight computers?
or the many iPhone apps that perform flight planing and navigation calculations?
or my hand held Garmin III+ GPS? etc etc etc
There should be nothing preventing you from putting a Truecrypt volume on the FIPS140-2 compliant drive. It would be similar to having a hidden truecrypt volume within another encrypted volume. So this would satisfy the 'pointy hair boss' with compliance to FIPS140-2 while keeping data secure from the 'crack' mentioned in the article.
[sarcasm] Yes by all means we must think of the children.[/sarcasm]
Even at the expense of condemning them to a third world quality of life. I suspect furby076 is the type of person that wants to live till he/she is 120 years old even though the last 40 are spent in a coma. For people like that life is about quantity not quality.
"Engineering without management is art." -- Jeff Johnson
