"High-Level" Considered Meaningless

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Kids Give High Marks To High Speed
Internet - Considered Crucial For
Educational Success.

Kids Give High Marks To High Speed
Internet - Considered Crucial For
Educational Success. 08/17/2004 07:45 AM
Hispanicad.com - Tue Aug 17, 09:41 am GMT

National Survey Finds Kids Give High
Marks to High Speed; Internet Considered
Crucial for Educational Success

National Survey Finds Kids Give High
Marks to High Speed; Internet Considered
Crucial for Educational Success 08/13/2004 10:44 AM
Hispanic PR Wire Aug 13 2004 2:17PM GMT

High court for intellectual property
considered

High court for intellectual property
considered 12/02/2003 01:47 AM
Japan Times Dec 1 2003 8:03PM ET

High Level Assembly Language 1.69

High Level Assembly Language 1.69 08/28/2004 12:34 AM
A higher level 80x86 assembly language.

New Sdbot a high-level threat

New Sdbot a high-level threat 09/13/2004 10:52 AM

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“Sdbot-AQA, a worm with backdoor characteristics that can allow an attacker to remotely compromise a system, is circulating in the wild, according to Glendale, Calif.-based Panda Software. Sdbot.AQA uses its own IRC client to accept remote commands, such as launching denial-of-service attacks against Web sites. It can also download and run files on the infected computer. According to Panda, Sdbot.AQA spreads across computer networks by attempting to access the network shared resources and using passwords…

High Level Assembly Language 1.59

High Level Assembly Language 1.59 10/30/2003 04:58 AM
A higher level 80x86 assembly language.

High Level Assembly Language 1.70

High Level Assembly Language 1.70 09/24/2004 03:30 PM
A higher level 80x86 assembly language.

High-level Kashmir talks to begin

High-level Kashmir talks to begin 09/04/2004 10:32 PM
The foreign ministers of India and Pakistan are to discuss new proposals to break the deadlock on Kashmir.

RE: New Worm??? - High level of
activity on port 445

RE: New Worm??? - High level of
activity on port 445 04/29/2004 04:28 PM
Roger A. Grimes (Apr 29 2004)

New Worm??? - High level of activity on
port 445

New Worm??? - High level of activity on
port 445 04/29/2004 02:59 PM
Tony Abell (Apr 29 2004)

Microsoft Outsourcing High-Level Work

Microsoft Outsourcing High-Level Work 07/29/2004 05:03 PM

China, U.S. to hold high-level trade
meeting

China, U.S. to hold high-level trade
meeting 04/21/2004 08:52 AM
Several simmering trade issues between the U.S. and China, including the latter's plans to adopt a proprietary national standard for wireless LANs, are up for discussion this week at a bilateral high-level government meeting due to begin on Wednesday in Washington, D.C.

CNN.com - U.S. terrorism threat level
raised to high - Dec. 21, 2003

CNN.com - U.S. terrorism threat level
raised to high - Dec. 21, 2003 12/22/2003 10:09 AM

Microsoft shifts high-level work to
India

Microsoft shifts high-level work to
India 07/31/2004 05:49 AM
Manorama Online Jul 31 2004 8:43AM GMT

U.S. Raises Security Level to High in
Capital (Reuters)

U.S. Raises Security Level to High in
Capital (Reuters) 08/01/2004 01:29 PM
Reuters - The United States raised the security alert level to high for financial institutions in Washington on Sunday after new intelligence suggested a possible threat.

U.S., Iran Hold High Level Talks on
Quake Relief

U.S., Iran Hold High Level Talks on
Quake Relief 12/27/2003 10:17 PM
Reuters via Wired News Dec 27 2003 9:36PM ET

Microsoft outsourcing high-level work,
labor group says

Microsoft outsourcing high-level work,
labor group says 07/29/2004 04:31 AM
Seattle Times Jul 29 2004 8:24AM GMT

CNN.com - Pakistan captures high-level
al Qaeda operative - Jul 29, 2004

CNN.com - Pakistan captures high-level
al Qaeda operative - Jul 29, 2004 07/30/2004 02:58 AM
Even though the guy was caught on Sunday .. Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani .. It happened .. CNN

cnn.com/2004/WORLD/asiapcf/07/29/pakistan.alqaeda.capture/index. html
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CNN.com - Pakistan captures high-level
al Qaeda operative - Jul 30, 2004

CNN.com - Pakistan captures high-level
al Qaeda operative - Jul 30, 2004 07/31/2004 03:41 AM

Video highlights from the e-Government
high-level conference, Dublin

Video highlights from the e-Government
high-level conference, Dublin 06/20/2004 06:54 PM
PublicTechnology.net Jun 20 2004 10:08PM GMT

High school smoking drops to lowest
level in decades (USATODAY.com)

High school smoking drops to lowest
level in decades (USATODAY.com) 06/18/2004 06:39 AM
USATODAY.com - Rising cigarette prices and anti-smoking campaigns have helped reduce the high school smoking rate to the lowest level since 1991, according to a government report released Thursday.

Video highlights from today's
e-Government high-level conference,
Dublin

Video highlights from today's
e-Government high-level conference,
Dublin 06/18/2004 03:38 AM
PublicTechnology.net Jun 18 2004 7:12AM GMT

Mozilla as a High-Level, Easy-to-Use
Desktop Linux GUI Application
Development System

Mozilla as a High-Level, Easy-to-Use
Desktop Linux GUI Application
Development System 01/22/2004 02:39 AM

Microsoft outsourced high-level tech
jobs to India, contracts show

Microsoft outsourced high-level tech
jobs to India, contracts show 06/16/2004 10:46 PM
eTaiwanNews.com Jun 17 2004 3:29AM GMT

New Pressure Systems’ Datasheet Outlines
High Accuracy, Datalogger Compatible
KPSI Level Transducers

New Pressure Systems’ Datasheet Outlines
High Accuracy, Datalogger Compatible
KPSI Level Transducers 02/01/2005 09:12 PM
Pressure Systems, Inc., manufacturer of KPSI™ Level and Pressure Transducers, now offers a new datasheet for the submersible Series 116 and 126 transducers, designed specifically for compatibility with Campbell Scientific® dataloggers. [PRWEB Jan 14, 2005]

The Seattle Times: Business &
Technology: Microsoft outsourcing
high-level work, labor group says

The Seattle Times: Business &
Technology: Microsoft outsourcing
high-level work, labor group says 07/30/2004 05:07 AM
shifting high-level work to foreign contractors .. outsource

seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/20019915 75_outsource29.html
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Are IT Certifications Meaningless?

Are IT Certifications Meaningless? 06/18/2004 10:26 PM

Meaningless but semantic

Meaningless but semantic 09/14/2004 09:13 AM
At a session at foo camp, I went through the tentative chapter outlines of the book I'm plotting. My aim was to ruthlessly use the attendees, getting them to tell me where I'm going wrong and what I should be writing about. And it worked: They poked at the ideas and pointed me in many helpful directions. Thanks, y'all! And it just keeps going: I've been getting incredibly generous email with yet more information and ideas. For example, one came today from Angela Hey chockablock with examples. She writes about some initiatives that have struggled over how human-readable metadata should...

algorhythms of the meaningless.

algorhythms of the meaningless. 05/05/2004 11:59 PM
The Collected Works of Racter: "A tree or shrub can grow and bloom. I am always the same. But I am clever."
Or, perhaps more useful than poetry, "A Method for Sorting Cows."
Have I read this before, or merely something like it? "A piece that is essentially the same as a piece made by any of the first conceptual artists, dated two years earlier than the original and signed by somebody else. "
In our confusion, we can settle for simple non-sequitor: The Ubuweb Anthology of Conceptual Writing.

Making 'Organic' Meaningless

Making 'Organic' Meaningless 05/22/2004 12:43 PM

SF Chronicle: Organic Food FIght. The changes in the National Organic Program standards, made in April, expand the use of antibiotics and hormones in organic dairy cows, allow more pesticides in the organic arsenal and for the first time let organic livestock eat potentially contaminated fishmeal. Program administrators also reversed themselves and said seafood, pet food and body care products can use "organic" on their labels without meeting any standards at all.

America's factory-style farming industry is feeling some pressure from farmers who are willing to meet stricter standards for what they grow and raise, because some customers are willing to pay a little more for food they believe meets those standards. So what's the response from Big Agriculture, a business that gets billions in subsidies every year from taxpayers (subsidies that mock our claims of favoring free trade)? It's to lean on a wholly owned subsidiary, the Bush administration's Agriculture Department, to make the word "organic" meaningless. Slippery but clever, but terrible for genuine choice in the marketplace, something the Bush people claim to favor. What's Big Agriculture afraid of? Real competition, of course.

RIAA Ditches Meaningless Amnesty Program

RIAA Ditches Meaningless Amnesty Program 04/19/2004 09:57 PM
Last fall, before the RIAA actually started suing people for sharing unauthorized music files, they offered their amnesty program, which basically said if you 'fessed up to sharing music and removed those files immediately, they probably wouldn't sue you. Of course, they couldn't guarantee that the actual copyright holders wouldn't sue - and in admitting guilt to the RIAA some felt that people would actually open themselves up to more liability for exactly that reason. In fact, even a US Senator, Norm Coleman, told people not to fall for the program and some people filed a lawsuit against the program, saying that it was deceptive. Well, now the RIAA (as they've been known to do) has asked that the lawsuit be dismissed because they've recently canceled the amnesty program. Of course, that makes you wonder. Is it okay to offer a "deceptive" program for a few months, and then ask that lawsuits against it are dropped once you stop? Doesn't that just encourage more temporary deceptive programs? The article also notes, by the way, that over 1,100 people actually signed up to request such not-really-amnesty. The RIAA promises that they'll continue to not sue those individuals, though, they still can't make the same promise for the actual copyright holders.

Online Privacy Policies Meaningless If
No One Reads Them

Online Privacy Policies Meaningless If
No One Reads Them 06/16/2004 01:21 PM
In a can-of-worms style legal ruling, a judge has dismissed a case against Northwest Airlines concerning how they treated customer info. It's already well known that many web surfers ignore privacy policies or simply assume that, if there's any privacy policy, their info must be safe. However, in this case, the judge ruled that Northwest did not violate its privacy policy in giving out customer info, because there was no evidence anyone actually read the privacy policy! In other words, even if a company has a privacy policy, it doesn't matter, because no one will read it at all. While this (rightfully so) worries many consumer advocates who are now pushing for federal privacy laws, it also opens up other possibilities. Almost no one reads software end user license agreements. In fact, that's one of the reasons why adware is so common - because companies hide the fact that they're installing all sorts of junk on your computer in the EULA. However, if you took this particular ruling and applied it to the EULA, you could conceivably claim that no EULA is valid, because there's no evidence anyone read it either. In the meantime, though, this ruling really just confirms what most people already knew in the first place: most privacy policies are completely meaningless. The only difference is they used to just be meaningless to the company and now they're meaningless under law as well.

Microsoft moving work to India: US
union: Microsoft is shifting high-level
work such as the next

Microsoft moving work to India: US
union: Microsoft is shifting high-level
work such as the next 07/31/2004 03:35 AM
NDTV Jul 31 2004 7:09AM GMT

Google's Billion-Plus IPO Auction and
More High Risk, High Crime, and High
Jinks from Cyberspace

Google's Billion-Plus IPO Auction and
More High Risk, High Crime, and High
Jinks from Cyberspace 04/30/2004 03:02 PM
AVN Online Apr 30 2004 6:18PM GMT

Why Security needs to be considered in
the beginning

Why Security needs to be considered in
the beginning 12/30/2003 01:22 AM
How many of you have put in a firewall long after the network you are protecting has been well established? It seems like anything else, and maybe even more so with technology, users of the networks get very fine tuned...

Apple considered Intel

Apple considered Intel 10/29/2003 02:21 AM
A story on Macrumors.com notes that Apple did indeed consider moving to Intel processors, but determined the change in system architecture might be too slow and would "deeply affect its current customer base." The result of this determination was the PowerPC 970, which was a 12 to 18 month collaborative effort between IBM and Apple and provided a far better solution than moving to Intel's architecture. The article notes that "IBM has committed to provide several generations...

Microsoft, SAP say they considered
merging

Microsoft, SAP say they considered
merging 06/07/2004 01:46 PM
As part of its bid for a foothold in the enterprise applications market, Microsoft Corp. initiated merger discussions late last year with ERP (enterprise resource planning) leader SAP AG. The talks ended several months ago after Microsoft decided the deal and the post-union integration would be too risky.

GPRS considered useless

GPRS considered useless 12/08/2003 05:57 PM
I've played with my GPRS connection for a few days now. It really doesn't work very well at all, at least not here in Los Angeles or with my phone or with my usage. And yes, the phone is reporting decent coverage when GPRS doesn't quite work. Sometimes ssh works alright (with the ~1 second lag), but sadly it's not very consistent. Packet loss has occasionally been 20-30%, enough to combined with Other Factors make ssh not able to even...

Debuggers Considered Harmful

Debuggers Considered Harmful 12/02/2003 01:55 AM
Robert C. Martin: As debuggers have grown in power and capability, they have become more and more harmful to the process of software development.
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