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- Allure Solitaires (exe)
- Solitaire was invented by the French prisoners, who were bored in the prisons of royal France. Cards helped them to wile away long hours of imprisonment. No, it is not necessary to go to prison to enjoy spending free time at home or a trip with solitaire. Even better, Allure...
- Tags: Imprisonment, Pocket PC, Games, Handhelds, Operating Systems, Hardware, Personal Technology, Software
- Software downloads 2005-12-26
- Solitaire House (zip)
- Solitaire was invented by the French prisoners, who were bored in the prisons of royal France. Cards helped them to wile away long hours of imprisonment. No, it is not necessary to go to prison to enjoy spending free time at home or a trip with solitaire. Even better, Solitaire...
- Tags: Imprisonment, Games, Personal Technology
- Software downloads 2005-11-01
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- Avernum (bin)
- You have been banished to the underworld, never to see the light of day again. Welcome to the dark, volcanic pits of Avernum, filled with foul monsters, constant warfare, and thousands of your fellow prisoners. This is your punishment for not fitting in, for speaking out against the powers that...
- Tags: Spiderweb Software, Government, Vertical Industries, Enterprise Software, Software
- Software downloads 2006-12-25
- A Five-Step Plan for Comprehensive Information Security and Privacy
- GLBA, specifically Section 501b, provides a strong impetus for banks to review their information security. This Noncompliance with GLBA can lead to civil and criminal charges, with possible fines and imprisonment. The guidelines for compliance - more than 120 pages - are difficult to comprehend and ambiguous in parts. In...
- Tags: Information Security, Bank, Aspen Technology Inc., Privacy, Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, Regulations, Security, Government
- White papers 2004-06-01
- Content Management Solutions for SOX Compliance
- If today's CEOs and CFOs seem overly concerned about the Sarbanes-Oxley Act SOX, it's for a good reason. Penalties for noncompliance are stiff and can include imprisonment for corporate officers. It's therefore vital that companies have their shops in order with regard to how they manage and track the flow...
- Tags: Hewlett-Packard Co., Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Sarbanes-Oxley, Regulatory Compliance, Regulations, Content Management, Web Technology, Government, Financial Accounting, Finance, Human Resources, Policies And Procedures, Enterprise Software, Software
- White papers 2004-02-01
- Compliance-Driven Development
- For companies in both the public and private sectors, regulatory compliance is not an option. Those that can't or won't meet new standards risk hefty fines and sanctions, class-action lawsuits, shattered public images, and even the possible imprisonment of company executives and board members. Today's regulatory requirements and industry mandates...
- Tags: Software, Software Development, Development Tools, Corporate Governance, Tools & Techniques, Software/Web Development, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Management
- White papers 2005-09-01
- Insurer Insures Itself Against Network Attackers While Complying With GLB Regulations
- The business stakes for firms like Penn National Insurance are high. Noncompliance with GLB regulations can result in fines and up to five years imprisonment for each violation. While it doesn't sell insurance online, Penn National Insurance offers policyholders a range of online, post-sale services around the clock. Compounding the...
- Tags: Attacker, Network, Security Management, Insurance, Financial Planning, Security, Regulations, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance, Government
- Case studies
- Yahoo settles lawsuit concerning Chinese journalists
- Yahoo settled the lawsuit filed by family members of Chinese journalists after the Internet company was found accountable for their imprisonment. An excerpt from BusinessWeek: Yahoo also is establishing a fund to provide humanitarian and legal aid to people serving prison sentences for expressing their opinions...
- Tags: Lawsuit, Yahoo! Inc., Internet, Arun Radhakrishnan
- Blog posts 2007-11-14
- Law that compels the surrender of encryption keys goes into effect in the United Kingdom
- According to Ars Technica, new laws go into effect in the United Kingdom that make it a crime to refuse to decrypt almost any encrypted data that's requested as part of a police investigation. Individuals who refuse to comply with orders to hand over either cryptographic keys...
- Tags: Law, U.K., Encryption Key, Government, Security, Vertical Industries, Enterprise Software, Software, Paul Mah
- Blog posts 2007-10-01
- Securing Data from IT Staff
- Greetings. My company is implementing a Lotus Notes database for our HR department. The database will contain sensitive information (salaries, discipline,etc.). There is concern that members of the IT department will have access to this information. While I feel my team is trusted to not abuse...
- Tags: IBM Lotus Notes, information technology, IT Staff, jr_hearty, security, database, access control
- Q&A 2006-08-15
- Security news roundup: 911 hacker gets three years, Ubuntu Linux stays untouched
- Here's a collection of recent security vulnerabilities, alerts and news, which covers a 911 hacker being sentenced to three years jail, an RTSP vulnerability that affects current versions of MPlayer and VLC media players, Cisco having its first patch day, and news that Ubuntu Linux remained untouched at the conclusion...
- Tags: Paul Mah
- Blog posts 2008-03-30
- George Walker Bush.. charges filed..
- George Walker Bush.. charges filed..[Quote}[pre]Re: In the Matter of the Information filed in the Provincial Court of British Columbia Vancouver Registry under registry # 128960-1 Against George Walker Bush pursuant to the Criminal Code of Canada An information...
- Tags: British Columbia Vancouver Registry, George, George Walker, George Walker Bush, gwb, Islam, Jaqui, news, off-topic, Provincial Court, Qur'an, Tony Blair
- Discussion threads 2005-10-04
- U.S. wins appeal against alleged pirate
- Stay on top of the latest tech news with our free IT News Digest e-newsletter, delivered each weekday. Automatically sign up today! By ...
- Tags: Piracy, Antony Townsden, Hew Raymond Griffiths, Griffith
- Technical articles 2004-07-08
- Have the French taken leave of their senses?
- [i]PC World[/i][b]France Bans Laypeople From Reporting Violence[/b][b]New French law says that only professional journalists can film or broadcast acts of violence.[/b]Peter Sayer, IDG News ServiceTuesday, March 06, 2007 08:00 AM GMT-08:00The French Constitutional Council has approved a law that criminalizes the filming or broadcasting of acts of violence by people...
- Tags: civil liberties, deepsand, French Law, journalism, off-topic, politics, violence
- Discussion threads 2007-03-07
- Fred Thompson on Iran, the British, the War On Terror, the UN, and. . .. .
- By Fred Thompson [i]Verbatim and without comment from me[/i]Oil prices fell. The stock market rose. Video images of smiling British soldiers with Iranian President Ahmadinejad were everywhere. So were pictures of the 15 freed hostages embracing family members back home. The relief over the return of the Brits was so...
- Tags: maxwell edison, Ahmadinejad, soldier
- Discussion threads 2007-04-09
- Some Food For Thought
- Some Food For Thought.Premise Question: Do you believe that every person has an inherent right to live in freedom, with personal liberty, and with not only the right, but perhaps even the obligation, to either participate or to allow the participation in free and open elections of those who will...
- Tags: food, liberty, maxwell edison, off-topic
- Discussion threads 2005-01-29
- War Driving - Legal or Not
- War Driving - Legal or NotI've read all of the posts, and I still find it amazing that there is even a question asked here. The answer is VERY simple. War Driving is illegal if and only if you are attempting to bypass a password, WEP key or similar device...
- Tags: al@..., authorized netowrk access, network, networking, password, SSID, War Driving, War-driving, wep, wep encryption, wireless, wireless network
- Discussion threads 2006-01-05
- Better be careful...
- Better be careful...It's illegal to annoyA new federal law states that when you annoy someone on the Internet, you must disclose your identity. Here's the relevant language. "Whoever...utilizes any device or software that can be used to originate telecommunications or other types of communications that are transmitted, in whole or...
- Tags: annoy, ignorance, Internet, internet usage, Mae, maecuff, Neil, off-topic, spam, spammer
- Discussion threads 2006-01-09
- ComScore: Spyware or 'researchware'?
- ComScore: Spyware or 'researchware'?article rootComScore sparks spyware debateComScore Networks' Marketscore application is tied to warnings from some universities and computer security experts about adware and spyware. ComScore denies the charges and is preparing a lobby campaign aimed at legitimizing data collection products such as Marketscore. The controversy over Marketscore could...
- Tags: ComScore Networks Inc., duck, Marketscore, Newsletter Editor, spyware
- Discussion threads 2004-12-20
- Can you buy a judge?
- In Michigan it has that appearance.Wayne Circuit Court Judge Susan D. Borman is the judge that is ruling over the case concerning the striking teachers in Detroit.http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060905/UPDATE/609050387There is clear law stating that it is illegal for the public school teachers to go on strike, yet Judge Borman has again delayed...
- Tags: teacher, jdclyde, judges, schools, justice, bought justice, off-topic, jd-quick (formerly clyde)
- Discussion threads 2006-09-07
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