Hey, if all information wants to be free, it will be free for everyone, including the "bad guys".

Really? So Android has no bugs/exploits in it? The various phone vendors that add their own code to the Android base also didn't introduce any bugs/exploits? And let me guess, the linux kernel has never had an exploit fixed?

ALL software has this problem. Open Source means it is much easier to bring them to light instead of depending on a proprietary vendor's announcement. Open Source does not mean the software doesn't have bugs/exploits.

As far as I know, you can refuse to walk through the scanner, they will pull you to the side for extra security scanning.

If you're lucky, they are not understaffed that day and you get a good TSA employee and can get through the extra process with only a minumum of hassle.

Or, you can get some TSA employee having a really bad day who is pissed of that (s)he now has to deal with you and it will could forever and be a pain in the ass.

which is awesome until you need to launch that one single GUI app and due to enterprise level policies you can't run an Xserver of some type on your Windows desktop in order to tunnel the display back to your PC.

Personally, I think remote admin cards on the servers (ala Dell DRAC) or KVM consoles you can hit remotely via a browser are a better choice since it is just like you are the physical keyboard/monitor and can access BIOS, your RAID cards, etc.

This high enough?

http://blogs.howstuffworks.com/2008/02/01/world-record-9-the-fastest-human-and-the-highest-skydive/

State is paying the contractor company $120/hr for IT employees....the employee is not making $120/hour (unless said employee is a self-employed consultant under contract as opposed to being a W-2 employee w/ a contractor agency).

My company charges around $96/hr to the government for my services. I am definitely not making that much per hour.

if you are stupid enough to take photographic/video evidence of yourself breaking the law and posting said evidence on the internet, don't be surprised at the consequences.

Good luck getting any money from Toyota or your insurance company if you _don't_ take that update.

+5 for this. (no mods points, sorry :( )

I think he was referring to the profit made from selling newspapers hyping the flu situation.

i.e. scary headlines sells us more papers.

And the cost of living is psychotic. I grew up there, and definitely miss the year round constant temps. That is the entire reason my parents retires there.

That's what the data center monkeys are for.

two huge reasons I loved the 1st movie: the Balrog scene, and the scene where Borimir becomes a human pin cushion. I liked the book version of Borimir's death better, but the way it was modified for the screen worked. Oh, and Gandalf.

My only major complaint is they let the elves speak native and used subtitles but had all the other non-humans speaking English. They should have had the other races speaking native as well.

No, it is not self-enforcing. The Constitution is the 3rd party enforcement the agreement between the President and the people by providing a means for the people to get rid of him/her.