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WICHITA, Kan. -- In what company officials described as a bid to cut costs in a tight market for defense spending, Boeing announced plans to close its massive plant in Wichita before the end of 2013, a move that would bring about 100 to 200 jobs to the Puget Sound region.
Wednesday's announcement means the loss of 2,100 well-paying jobs at its Kansas facility, which was once considered the centerpiece of Wichita's claim to be the air capital of the world. The work will move to Boeing facilities in Texas, Oklahoma and Washington state.
The decision was not a surprise because Boeing said in November it was looking at closing the Wichita plant. But it still drew an angry response from Kansas lawmakers who -- working with Washington state officials -- helped Boeing land the billion dollar Air Force refueling tanker project in February.
Boeing's announcement is that things have changed, U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran (R) said. Well, the only thing that really has changed in my mind in the last year is Boeing now has the contract. When they made the commitments, they didn't.
Boeing had promised to bring an additional 7,500 jobs to Wichita once it landed the contract. Now Kansas lawmakers want Boeing to deliver.
They said if the tanker is awarded to the Boeing company and not to EADS Airbus, the tanker finishing facility will be in Wichita, Kansas, said U.S. Rep. Mike Pompeo (R). It was very clear it was unequivocal, and they have have an obligation to live up to that commitment.
Puget Sound to gain, lose jobs
The military modifications on the Air Force refueling tanker, the KC-46A, done by Boeing employees in Wichita will shift to Boeing's Puget Sound facilities, resulting in about 200 jobs relocating to Washington.
While Puget Sound will gain some jobs, it will also lose some. Boeing plans to relocate the military branch of its Global Transport and Executive Systems -- primarily engineers and supply technicians who support the C-32 and C-40 -- from the Puget Sound region to Oklahoma City.
Aircraft maintenance and military modification work will be done in San Antonio at the former Kelly Air Force Base. Engineering work will be sent to Boeing's facilities in Oklahoma City. The move will bring 800 jobs to Oklahoma City and 300 to 400 jobs to Texas, said Bass.
Boeing said 24 Kansas-based suppliers for the refueling tanker project will still provide parts as planned.
The KC-46A is based on Boeing's 767 airliner air frame, which is built at Boeing's Everett plant. Boeing employees in Kansas were going to install the refueling boom, which delivers the fuel to another airplane, and do other military modifications and systems installations.
Modification on the KC-46A will now follow Boeing's approach to the U.S. Navy P8A, which is the modified 737. The main aircraft is built in Renton, but instead of being flown to Kansas for military modification, the P8A is brought to Boeing Field and the work is done in-house, which the company said saves a lot of money.
Closure 'a blow' to Kansas
Boeing said it will continue to be a player in the Kansas economy and its aerospace industry. The Chicago-based company spent more than $3.2 billion with 475 Kansas suppliers last year. Kansas is the fourth-largest state in its supplier network, it said.
But that wasn't enough for lawmakers like U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts (R), who said Boeing had promised as recently as February to remain in Wichita if it landed the tanker contract. Roberts and others urged the company to reconsider.
Today's announcement by Boeing's leadership is hugely disappointing to me, but more importantly to the thousands of workers whose livelihoods are affected by this decision, Roberts said.
Sen. Moran called Boeing's move a blow to our mental health as well as our pocketbooks. Kansas officials are still willing to do what it takes to keep the Boeing plant open, but it's difficult to negotiate with someone who hasn't kept their word, he said.
Gov. Sam Brownback (R) promised that Kansas will pursue opportunities in commercial aircraft manufacturing. Aircraft makers like Cessna Aircraft Co., Hawker Beechcraft and Bombardier LearJet still have plants in Wichita, which Brownback said remains the best place in the world to build airplanes.
Boeing has had a facility in Wichita since it bought the Stearman Aircraft Co. in 1929. During World War II, B-29 Superfortresses -- the planes that delivered the atomic bombs to Hiroshima and Nagasaki -- were built at a plant in Wichita.
KING 5's Glenn Farley and Liza Javier contributed to this report.

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Film festival pick: Day nine
The documentary "Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God," by Oscar-winning director Alex Gibney, portrays rampant child sexual abuse at St. John's School for the Deaf in St. Francis, and the bravery of the survivors of that abuse as ground zero in a scandal that reached all the way to the Vatican.
It accuses local and national religious leaders, including Popes John Paul II and Benedict XVI, in abandoning the victims in their rush to protect the institution. Gibney takes an intimate approach to a global story. »Read Full Blog Post
Ridge mesmerizing in Chamber Theatre's 'Underneath the Lintel'
Midway through his extraordinary solo performance in Glen Berger's "Underneath the Lintel" - being staged by the Milwaukee Chamber Theatre under C. Michael Wright's direction - James Ridge asks the audience whether we'd recognize a miracle if we saw one.
I know I've missed a few - "Lintel" suggests we all have - but I have no doubt I saw something akin to one Friday night, in watching as good a one-person show as I've seen anywhere in a long time. »Read Full Article(2)


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A little praise for Greg Olsen
Dec 21 2014 07:49 PM | Jeremy Igo in Carolina Panthers
Greg wasn't targeted much today, but he was absolutely integral in the Panthers success. On two crucial plays he was tasked with blocking for Cam, and did so in pro bowl fashion. First on the Cam Newton bootleg touchdown.... and again on a cruci...
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Credit the Defense for the Victory
Dec 15 2014 07:43 AM | Jeremy Igo in Carolina Panthers
Looking at all the headlines around the local media today, everyone is crediting Derek Anderson for the win. While it is a nice story, I have to disagree. Derek Anderson had a good day, but without the Panthers defense coming out strong in the third qu...
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Cam's Accident, J-Stew vs D-Will, More...
Dec 10 2014 07:07 AM | Jeremy Igo in Carolina Panthers
This week on the Huddle Podcast, Sammi Jo and I sit down with Jonathan Jones from the Charlotte Observer and discuss the Cam Newton car crash. Jonathan was one of the first on the scene and gives a compelling account. Really worth a listen. Also... -...
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Cam has 2 transverse fractures in lower back
Dec 09 2014 03:23 PM | Jeremy Igo in Carolina Panthers
Per Panthers officials Info... http://www.sportsinj...rocess-fracture A transverse process fracture is quite a rare injury. It usually results from a sudden extreme twisting or side bending movement. Occasionally it may be due to a direct impac...
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Can you hope again?
Dec 08 2014 08:19 AM | Jeremy Igo in Carolina Panthers
The Carolina Panthers just handed the New Orleans Saints their worst loss in the Sean Payton era. While there is some optimism among the Panthers faithful, there is also plenty of doubt. Was Sunday's win an indication that the Panthers are finally read...
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Operation 88
Nov 20 2014 08:22 AM | Jeremy Igo in Carolina Panthers
Dearest Huddlers, The time has now come for us to focus our energy on something positive. Greg Olsen deserves a Pro Bowl this season. 2nd in Receptions 2nd in Yards 7th in TDs All while dealing with issues at home that I cannot imagine dealing with...
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Rivera's Blunder - Illustrated
Nov 17 2014 06:41 AM | Jeremy Igo in Carolina Panthers
I have to tell you, I was struggling on Sunday. As a photographer, my job is to capture emotion and passion as plays are being made. These things were no where to be found for three quarters of football. Then a funny thing happened..... a fight broke...
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How We Got Here - A 2014 Timeline
Nov 14 2014 08:48 AM | Jeremy Igo in Carolina Panthers
Here are the major events of 2014 that got the Panthers to where they are today... February 26 - Jordan Gross retires, leaving a yawning chasm at left tackle on an already suspect and battered offensive line. Speculation of drafting an early round tac...
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Huddle Podcast with Josh Norman
Nov 11 2014 09:54 PM | Jeremy Igo in Carolina Panthers
This week on the Huddle Podcast, Josh Norman stops in for a full hour of talk. Topics include: - Panthers woes - That almost inerception - Trash talk - Team leaders - and much more. Lots of interesting things discovered about Josh you probably di...
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Rhythm - It Matters
Nov 11 2014 08:09 AM | Jeremy Igo in Carolina Panthers
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But no promises for stress-free travel in 2013.
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But no promises for stress-free travel in 2013.
Apple products worth $1.5 million disappeared from JFK Airport.
The FAA is looking into the troubled company after its second mishap in three days.
Maybe leave that paperweight at home next time?
Worst prank ever.
There's no reason to become alarmed.
To China. For medical research.
He maintained he was innocent.
His landing was good, but not good enough to really excite Sully.
This is your final warning.
Duo were arrested in 2007.
Abdul Kadir, accused of having been part of a terrorist plot targeting JFK, is now also accused of being an Iranian spy.
No matter what the police told you.
The New Jersey residents reportedly planned to join al-Shabaab before federal law-enforcement agents caught up with them.
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|Saddlebrook Science: Between a Rock and a Hard Place
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Every Tuesday afternoon at 3pm during the summer, Saddlebrook Science will explore a different type of science. This week we will look at Earth science. Find out the difference between types of rocks, and learn how to grow your own crystals.Library: Saddlebrook Branch (402.884.7473)
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|Bengals activate C Kyle Cook off injury list
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Cincinnati also waived receiver Armon Binns on Saturday. Binns played in eight games, starting two, and had 18 catches for 210 yards and a touchdown.
Cook hurt his right ankle during the final preseason game and needed surgery. Under a new rule in the NFL this season, teams can designate one player to return from the injury list. Cook resumed practicing last week and showed no lingering problems with the ankle. He started 50 consecutive games before the injury.
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don't think I would be here today, sharing my journey with you, had I chosen to battle and fight against cancer. I would have depleted what little physical and emotional resources I had.
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Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays and the resulting cellular damage is a leading risk factor for developing melanoma -- and that risk factor is something we can control and reduce.
The HPV vaccine has the potential to save lives and prevent millions of avoidable cancers and HPV-related conditions in men and women.
LGBT people live with a cancer paradox: we have to do all we can to protect our health now because much of our adult cancer risk is caused by what we had to do to survive in our youth.
Anyone can make a difference in our world. The young men of One Army are already engaged in service. And everyone has their reasons for serving others.
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Spoof or not, e-cigarettes are no laughing matter. Neither are their largely unknown health consequences.
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I'm with Robin here. We school all year long so we have never done the 100 Day holiday.
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Re:In other news (373 comments)
My shrink told me she doesn't do social media because all her patients tell her how horrible it is.
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My shrink told me she doesn't do social media because all her patients tell her how horrible it is.
Re:Security = Liability (227 comments)
"if we don't do X, we going to get pwned" into "if we don't spend X$ and Y man-hours, we are exposing our business to $Z,000,000 -sized liability".
This sounds a lot like risk management.
Risk management is for COMMUNISTS.
Never do a risk assessment when you start a new project, it will just bring up uncomfortable information and make everyone feel sad.
Re:Of course not. (227 comments)
In the case of security, it falls into this classification of 'technical things nobody even wants to understand' and also into the classification of 'preventative measures that people will not recognize the importance of, until after it bites them in the ass.' You tell people that it's a bad idea to use "password" as your password, and they'll blow you off. The more you stress the point, the more annoyed the'll become-- all the way up until someone malicious gains access to their accounts. Once they've been hacked, they'll come back angry, demanding, "Why didn't anyone tell me it was a bad idea."
Until there's an actual security breach, people think you're chicken little. They'll tell you, "I've been using 'password' for my password for 10 years and I've never had a problem."
Face that kind of attitude for a several years, and you get awfully tired of warning people.
Exactly right.
Security professionals have had to be budget-minded for a while now. We're not telling you this because we want to bankrupt the business, we're telling you this because it is a reasonable precaution to take, in line with standards and industry norms, and will save your ass and pay for itself 100x over if there is a breach. People view their own internal security department as the enemy, rather than someone who is on the same side trying to get people to do things properly. We get that there's a margin and a budget, but if you always decide in favor of, "get it done now, as cheaply as possible, we don't have time to do it right" eventually it will catch up with you.
Adversarial (227 comments)
Adversarial is the key word here. Business doesn't view security as an entity trying to protect them from liability, get them on par with industry norms, and maybe even create some efficiency and ease support burdens, they view security as an impediment to signing the contract. Your own security team is just trying to save you from yourself...arguing with them as a proxy for the customer doesn't get you anywhere but into even more trouble.
Handwriting Notes (313 comments)
I was in college just at the cusp of people starting to take notes on laptops. It never appealed to me. Even today in meetings, the information just doesn't sink in like it does with hand writing notes. I take notes in meetings that I know I will never read, just because it helps pound it into my memory.
I can never keep notes on the computer organized either. Not that my paper notes are super organized, but at least there is an indestructible (unless I rip pages out) linear timeline to everything. You know everything is there somewhere and if you can't remember where the other things you were taking notes on at the time can help you zero in.
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Only in theory, not in practice. Without ranked voting, a vote for a 3rd party candidate is effectively a vote against whoever your second choice is, so voters are often faced with voting for the lesser of 2 evils. In the past 4 presidential elections, the only time a 3rd party candidate managed to get more than 1% of the popular vote (yet still 0% of the electoral votes) was in 2000 when Nader had 2.78% of the popular vote and if a fraction of his votes had gone to Gore, George W Bush wouldn't have made it to the white house.
I agree that ranked voting would be a much better option and would make third parties more viable.
However, this transfers the responsibility for the sad state of affairs in which we find ourselves to the government. There is nothing stopping people from voting third party. If people are serious about their dissatisfaction with the government, they need to vote third party and not for the, "lesser of two evils". We bear the responsibility for the situation we're in.
To further complicate things, when we transfer that responsibility to the government, i.e. electoral process reform, we are transferring the responsibility to the one entity with a vested interest in maintaining the status quo. Washington has no interest in enabling third parties or democracy, and they have attacked them at every possible opportunity.
Bottom line, the responsibility lies with the citizens whether we like it or not and whether we choose to accept that responsibility or not.
Typical (193 comments)
No one listens to the security group no matter how badly they get hammered. This is just dumb shit. If I ran the world everyone who was involved with implementing this would be fired immediately.
Remote access for customer support is a great thing...just build it right. It's really not that hard at all to build it right...probably even easier than building it this stupid ass way.
Re:Eh? (193 comments)
Right, so when someone writes a worm that exploits this, NBD!
Re:This is the slope before the cliff (385 comments)
The PC is here to stay. What we are seeing is a longer life cycle. There is no need to update the hardware these days, there's plenty of power and storage for people writing the odd letter/email, social media and most games. Unless you're a developer or working with huge amounts of media data, PC users aren't going to notice a shit load of RAM, loads of cores CPU and a GPU capable of real-time Avatar level of rendering.
This is exactly what I was going to reply. There haven't been significant advancements in processing power, or in applications which require that increased power. Everyone has what they need. They'll replace them when they break or maybe upgrade them once in a while, but there's no need for the turnover we used to see...we've reached a point of diminishing returns where upgrading every 2 years or less just isn't worth it.
Re:Encryption (127 comments)
The big problem is that the database uses a shared hosting plan and a shared database server run by my ISP. I have no control over whether the database is encrypted on disk or in transit between the shared hosting server and the database server.
You're freaking out over nothing. Hosting providers are not going to leave people high and dry. Actually, it would be nice if they started encrypting their databases. Shared hosting will live on and solutions will be generated.
In order to add that protection, I would have to crank my hosting plan up to a dedicated server at a monthly cost that is equivalent to several years on my current hosting plan and buy a multi-subdomain SSL cert that also costs (annually) as much as several years worth of service.
You're being extremely, extremely silly. SSL certs can be had for next to nothing. Do they provide as much assurance as better certs? No, but they encrypt the traffic and the root cert is trusted by common platforms. Depending on the law you could use self signed certs as well.
Everything you're saying here is hyperbole.
And then, because I cannot possibly dedicate the time to manage my own server on an ongoing basis (hence the shared hosting plan as opposed to a VPS for the web server side), I would have to hire someone to manage that on an ongoing basis.
So if this law is not very narrowly tailored to sites that contain SSNs, financial information, and medical information, I'll have no choice but to shut my site down. I can't afford to personally spend potentially many thousands of dollars each year to run a website out of the goodness of my heart.
Even if everything you're saying here about the requirements of certs and VPSes is true (which its not), you're still wildly inflating the costs. I run a site with a cert and a fully managed VPS that I can take as much interest in or leave up to support as I want. The cost is under $400/year for the hosting and like...I think like 6 bucks a year for the cert? That's super high, because I am a bit picky and because I run a site that needs a bit of performance overhead, but the service is actually amazing.
In my experience, any security practice that is not onerous also has little effect on security.
Then your experience is extremely limited.
Physical theft of spinning storage is an exceptionally rare cause of data breaches.
Which is why I didn't cite that among my reasons for supporting this.
However, data theft caused by attackers remotely cracking into servers overshadows both of those loss mechanisms by orders of magnitude.
Right, and to restate, depending on how the encryption is implemented (database/table/row level) this may help with that...especially with breaches resulting from the installation of malware.
Because remote data compromises are completely unaffected by encrypting the database on disk,
You're looking at one particular type of very common breach. There are others.
There are already laws that require encryption for anything that could be considered high-risk. HIPAA has strict requirements for how health-related data can be stored.
Actually, no it doesn't. There is no requirement to encrypt data at rest within HIPAA. Have you even read the reg, or are you just making assumptions based on what seems like it must be true? (Hint: you're making the assumptions)
PCI DSS compliance requires encryption of credit card data.
Sigh. I feel like I'm writing an email at my job.
PCI is an industry regulation, not a government one. Compliance with it can be very subjective, and auditing of compliance can also be very subjective. Actually, no external audit is even required if you're under a certain number of transactions per year, and auditors vary greatly in quality. There can be some overlap with local regs, which is absolutely a good thing...so lets have more local regs. The fear of legal consequences is usually more motivating than the fear of failing an audit conducted internally.
And so on. Any company that sanely should be required to use database encryption is already compelled by law to do these things.
You're just not correct at all, sorry.
Re:Encryption (127 comments)
Yea, I work in the security industry and I don't really agree. I hear what you're saying about considering each application and you're not wrong, but I think the potential benefits of this easily outweigh the negatives. It will apply pressure to companies who really do need to encrypt their data and just cannot get the will from the business to do it.
Its not a magic bullet, but especially in the absence of any legitimate way to wipe data from databases in a secure manner it's a reasonable compensating control to put in place. It really depends on the actual implementation whether or not the encryption will help if the server is compromised while it's running. If companies encrypt at the database or table level and implement things decently then at least it's not just a matter of compromising the server and copying the entire database off to get the information. Web based attacks are probably going to compromise the database's security, but at least information secured in this way would be safe(er) from network based worms and other malware. That is not a trivial or uncommon attack vector, and I think it's worth serious consideration.
The other aspect of this is that it would force a lot of companies to implement real key management procedures in order to not lose access to their data. Once they need to do that to maintain the business, they'll be much more receptive to rotating and expiring keys, etc. because it's a low hanging fruit. Right now key management is kind of a nightmare and not something I see a lot of companies handling effectively. If you have to deal with key management in order not to take down your entire business being more selective about who has access to those keys, split knowledge, etc. become a much more realistic proposition. That will demonstrably increase security as well as compliance with other regs/standards.
I'm both a Libertarian and a security professional...I am suspicious of government regs but I think they are needed in this case. The industry is not keeping up with the security landscape well enough, and this stuff is far enough out of the public's line of view that it has the potential to negatively impact their lives out of nowhere, and there is no ability for them to audit or verify a companies security measures before engaging with them. I think that is a threat to the public welfare, and something that does fall within the role of government. Implementing encryption in this way is not going to be that onerous, and it will have a tremendous impact on people who really REALLY do need to encrypt their data at the price of a bit of a hassle for those who don't. As this becomes more widespread key management and implementation of encryption will also become easier, making it less onerous for people who don't necessarily need extremely tight security.
US Infosec Incompetence summed up in one sentence! (209 comments)
'Even following the general principle of secret-keeping, it should not have been linked to the Internet.'"
You think so??? Really? This is a novel concept to our American Information Security Industry, please, tell us more! Surely you don't mean that power plants and water treatment facilities and power grids and other sensitive facilities should not be linked to the internet...HOW THE FUCK ARE THE OPERATORS GOING TO GET TO FACEBOOK IF WE DISCONNECT THEM!?!?!?!?
Monsanto's master plan (679 comments)
...and so it begins.
Re: Obama lied, Chris Stevens Died (457 comments)
These are essentially the same people who had solid intel that could have prevented the 9/11/2001 attacks, but did nothing with it.
At best, their excuse for this is that they just had too much information to process and could not sift out the relevant information.
And yet they continue to delve further and further into sources of information which wouldn't have identified any attack on us that's ever taken place. They just keep increasing their surveillance powers with no concrete justification and, in fact, most likely to the detriment of their ability to predict attacks.
At first, this was due to the culture of "doing something about something" which pervades politics now. An invisible solution that solves the problem doesn't get politicians reelected. A solution which is visible, controversial, and inconvenient allows pols to send the message that they're, "getting tough on _______". Most people in America are pretty stupid, shortsighted, and fearful so they go right along with this.
Now surveillance has become an end in and of itself. The legal framework for collecting basically any communications at all times has been laid and there's no more political capital to be gained from it. Now the paranoid, the statists, the contractors who need contracts have taken over the fight. They have the legislative framework already, so it's best to keep their operations as quiet as possible to avoid scrutiny of both the obvious unconstitutionality of their actions, and the immense budgets they are getting with no real justification or goals at all. The politicians benefit from the campaign contributions paid for by the tax dollars they funnel in to these companies, and so they keep towing the line.
I work in infosec, and you can even see this mentality at a corporate level when you have poor security management. More tools! More information! More money! Never mind that the quality of information keeps declining, the need for additional analysts to handle that information keeps increasing and that the incidents these systems are identifying are almost entirely the most trivial and inconsequential events which the organization experiences. Meanwhile, the tools fail to identify really serious issues because they're too immature to do so, and all the analysts are too busy chasing nonsense to have the time to look at the big picture. Policy and product-impacting security measures which would make a real difference are never implemented, because they're too much of a pain in the ass for the people holding the purse strings who, by the way, know absolutely nothing about security and even the regulatory framework in which they operate.
It's a failing of humans in general. You can see it pretty clearly in US foreign policy since WWII. We escalate conflicts we're ostensibly trying to avoid. We arm and fund people who will eventually become our enemies and cost us even more lives and money to eradicate.
Why does this surprise anyone? (457 comments)
The government has been wrangling this legislation since (at least) the first iteration of the Patriot Act. There are no 4th amendment protections on electronic communications. None. People need to realize that. Since phone calls all traverse digital networks now, even those are subject to eavesdropping without a warrant.
The 4th amendment doesn't apply to communications, and barely applies to your personal spaces. This is the world we live in, the world which we have allowed to come about through our own laziness, ignorance, and fear. This should surprise no one.
Re:Whats the alternative? (none for business) (863 comments)
Absolutely right.
Windows also incorporates centralized management features that either don't exist or are not as easy to use in other operating systems. It's all standardized, easy to implement, and relatively seamless. These traits allow relatively low-skilled people to support Windows.
I was having some authentication issues and didn't have the permissions to remove and readd my computer to the domain (pretty sure the machine password was out of sync). The tech that came to my computer didn't know how to run a command in DOS, but she did know how to remove my computer from the domain, rename it, and re-add it. Is this a good thing for the computing environment? Definitely not. But it's definitely good for companies' bottom line because they don't have to pay people who really know what they're doing and are highly educated.
Unfortunately the ability for low-skilled people to keep the lights on extends to servers too. No doubt Windows can develop some REALLY complex problems, but by and large getting services up and running isn't that big of a deal.
Software support is definitely critical too. Legacy applications are the bane of my security-focused existence. They cause all sorts of problems, but they keep the work going.
There are just no realistic alternatives at this point. You can point to one OS or another as having some of the desirable traits needed in an enterprise OS, but the point is that none of them have ALL of those desirable traits. Application support goes way way beyond a word processor, spreadsheet, and power point...there are thousands of specialized applications that are critical for businesses to run. Companies like hospitals have made HUGE investments in software to manage EMRs and issues with the user interface of one version of windows are not going to cause them to abandon that investment overnight.
Re:minority report (318 comments)
So don't use the product.
I am very big on privacy, but we're developing this culture of "inevitable consumerism" where we view these devices as something we MUST have, MUST use, and MUST take advantage of all the features of, rather than something we can choose to use.
It's true that for many professions having a smartphone or other similar technology is more or less mandatory, but there are other ways to earn a living and you can always "vote" by choosing employers which are not so stringent about connectedness. I just don't like this paradigm we're developing where all technological advancement is mandatory to continue to exist. We have the power to resist these devices, but we choose not to. Sacrificing privacy for convenience/features is a trade off that most people are obviously willing to make, so they are getting the technology they deserve.
There's nothing stopping anyone from going out and making devices which do support real privacy. I'm sure it would be well received by the market. The only problem is that it has to be a product which recognizes the market's desire for ease of use, simplicity and features. These are not typically goals which privacy advocates are willing to submit to, but these goals and privacy are hardly mutually exclusive. The trick is finding a simple way to give people choices about how their information is used.
Either way, we should focus our efforts on preventing the *government* from gaining access to and misusing our personal information.
Are we still talking about this? (749 comments)
How many articles have I seen on this on Slashdot?
The answer is that, yes, you can tell the difference and your ability to tell the difference increases with how discerning a listener you are and how good your audio equipment is. We don't need to debate this any more.
Re:decade long op!? (69 comments)
And you don't understand the concept of monopoly abuse. There were few "better products" because Microsoft used its monopoly power to suppress them. Microsoft did not make products that were better than the competition, instead, they used illegal means to prevent the competition from developing and releasing competing products.
So, go make a better product then.
I saw a fair number of products in process that may have provided a better experience in particular areas, but none that seemed to have the same goals as Windows had in mind. OS X is a pretty good example on the desktop. In some contexts it is a better product, but it's not enterprise focused.
We can cry foul all day, but that's the way life goes. Move forward.
Re:decade long op!? (69 comments)
You're obviously very young or have worked for smaller companies, which is why you think that their status as "convicted monopolist" makes any difference to anyone. If their products didn't fill a need which there was not a better product available to fill, trust me, they wouldn't retain the business they do.
No one cares about ideology or even ethics. What they care about is making money. Windows fits into some big but very specific niches, and it performs that role extremely well. That's why it's still around.
That's also why it's been pushed out of certain segments of the market: because it *doesn't* do certain things very well. The key is the evaluation of the requirements of the project to determine what is the best fit.
Working in security, I deal with it all, all the time. I would say that operating system is probably the least important factor in judging the success of an implementation. One company I worked for had a network that was divided in half. Half the network was the officially supported infrastructure and included both windows and linux. Windows was 100% of the desktop infrastructure, and a mixture of OSes powered the server infrastructure. It worked amazingly. It accommodated extreme-novice users, who had way more important things to worry about than what OS was on their desktop, extremely well. Once they got their patching routine down, it was surprisingly resistant to worms and viruses. It was actually extremely impressive.
Then there was the other side of the network which ran from datacenters in closets and servers under peoples desks. It was a mixture of windows and linux and I would say a solid 60% of it was dismally run. Constant compromises and virus infections. Extreme resistance to common sense security precautions. Blatant outrage when servers were taken offline because they were affecting other life-and-death critical machines, etc. No patching at all. A complete lack of understanding of what they were even running, much less what version. I could go on and on.
The point is, shitty administrators make for shitty implementations regardless of OS. Good administrators make for good implementations, regardless of OS. Good administrators choose the best tool for the job and use it. Shitty administrators are ideologues who will force a tool to do a job that it's not that good at.


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Having been guilty myself of hijacking threads saying hello and just chatting to my fellow Aussies I thought it might be worthwhile for us to have a thread that is just dedicated to general Aussie chat. We can then discuss... Read More
- 0Jun 21, '12 by Tom8181Hi guys, I am hoping somebody may be able to provide me with some info. I am currently studying nursing (mental health) at degree level in the UK and expect to qualify in September 2013. I am looking to the future, and would love to work and live in Australia, preferably Melbourne, if this was possible. Can anybody tell me if it is possible to get work as Mental health nurse in Melbourne, or anywhere else in Australia, without getting two years post qualification experience in the UK first? I would like to move to Australia around six months after qualifying.
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- 0Jul 25, '12 by Grace OzQuote from julianne.00i'm coming over to nsw in september for a year.... who's down for tea and giving me the real digs on ed nursing in oz, so i don't need to wear an adult diaper on my first day?
g'day julianne and welcome to the aussie forums!
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Buyers including Saudi Basic Industries Corp., the world's largest petrochemical maker known as Sabic, might need to pay $1.50 per million British thermal units for ethane gas compared with the current ethane price of 75 cents per million BTU, NCB said today in an e-mailed report.
Saudi Arabia sells feedstock gas at subsidized prices to help domestic industries. The subsidies have led to accusations of price-dumping from European countries, India, and China, which argue that ethane and methane cost less in Saudi Arabia than elsewhere.
"Saudi petrochemical firms procure natural gas at one of the lowest prices globally," NCB said.
The Saudi government set the price for natural gas at 75 cents per million BTU in 1998, said NCB, the investment arm of Saudi Arabia's largest bank by assets. Gas prices in the U.S. and China this year have averaged about $3.50 to $4.50 per million BTU, it said.
Saudi Arabian Oil Co., or Saudi Aramco, aims to increase gas output to 15.5 billion standard cubic feet per day by 2015 from 9.4 billion in 2010. Even so, NCB said it expects demand to outpace supply.
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I had everything fitting pretty tightly in my farm, but there were all these little spaces here and there I knew I could somehow use better, just didn't want to shut down the farm for the time it would take to experiment. I knew I would have to store a lot of decorations to have space to move things around, which I found out would make my running costs +250% while I messed with it... not good.
I am glad I found this thread and downloaded the application. It was VERY helpful. It drastically reduced the amount of time I would have required otherwise, and a plus was I could keep the farm in full production while using it. I used version 3 before the Nursery was added, but I just used 2 deco pieces for the space taken by it.
Thank you very much oAISAo4 (and others) for taking the time to develop this application!
By using this it only took me about an hour to redistribute my spaces and find enough room for 2 more pigsties without eliminating any happiness. Actually, until I get to build the next 2 for a task, I filled that space with stored small deco items and reduced my running costs by almost another 20%.
I will be recommending the use of this to everyone in my coop.
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Awesome! Thank you!
I figured out that the nursery nicely complements that annoying composter to make a 5x10 block, but it still helps to have the piece right there to make sure you don't forget it.
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I suppose he already found that, Ann He posted quite a while ago.
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I downloaded that program, but i only get the option to open it with internet explorer. I always use firefox or chrome never internet explorer. I have no idea how to find and use the other browser. So i open in internet explorer and the turn button doesnot work. But the program looks great. Thanks!
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firefox.exe will be in one of the following folders:
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There should be a checkbox to remember the file association; make sure you mark that once you locate and select the correct program.
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I cant open the download on my comp. /Mac/.
I am wondering about this, does it help you to move around all (!) things on your farm. I have noticed that I can store only decorations. Is this right or is it a way to store other things?
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It does not help to move everything, it is apart from the farm. The tool has blocks you can move around as you wish, all blocks can be moved in the tool, but it changes nothing to your farm. Once you are done planning, you can store all decorations on your farm and first move the fixed buildings to where you want them. After that you place the decos back.
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THANKS SO MUCH now all i have 2 do is figure out what size all the decorations r. thanks again.
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Granniepiper, you can find out the size of the decorations either in the Build window (click on the decoration and it give you the size), the Information window in the circle when you click on the decoration or in your inventory.
Can't get mine to work either.. maybe some instructions for us dummies.. lol
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Technically it should work like this: you click the link and pick save. You save it somewhere on your computer. You ask the computer to open it once it has been saved and most probably it will ask you with what programme as it does not recognize the type of file. Then you say you would like to pick that programme from a list and you try to find one of your browsers in the list the computer gives you. Once that is done, the programme should open in a new tab in the browser you picked and you can start puzzling. Sometimes you need to wait a little longer for it to actually open in the browser.
Alternatively you pick open in the beginning, so you do not save it on your computer. You may need to pick what to open it with, so then you again find the browser in the list. It should open as well in a tab of your browser and you can start puzzling. Next time you want to have the tool, you will have to go to the forum again to open it from the link though, so personally I like to save the file on the computer where I can easily find and access it.
If what I described does not work, please post again indicating which step did not work for you and we can continue trouble shooting to find why not
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You can bookmark it while open too.Next time you want to have the tool, you will have to go to the forum again to open it from the link though, so personally I like to save the file on the computer where I can easily find and access it.
I have to say, this program is extremely helpful! By using your program I was able to figure out how to put 9 coops, 7 cowsheds, and 10 apple orchards on my farm. Unbelievable! I would have spent hours and eventually given up if it were not for this program.
Could not even attempt the Gourmet or Flower farm changes if it weren't for this!
I recommend this to my co-op whenever the opportunity arises.
I cannot imagine how much time was put into this. Thank you for taking the time to create it and share it with us!
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this is a very cool tool but the rotate button does not work pls help or fix it... the rotate button will really help a lot.
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Servlets can be difficult to debug because it is not possible to execute them directly. Instead, you trigger their execution by means of an HTTP request, and they are executed by the Web server. For remote execution, inserting break points or reading debugging messages and the stack traces becomes extremely difficult. Here I will outline some strategies to servlet debugging:
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