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by oikjhgbpokj 15y ago
Depends on your data, you don't want your company IP or your bank details held there. But they are hardly likely to pass onto the FBI the fact that you read the wiki article on Marx and so might be a security risk.
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by oikjhgbpokj 15y ago
Or you could buy a top of the range pro DSLR from 5years ago with this resolution, with fantastic lenses and bullet proof build for the price of a modern entry level camera
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by oikjhgbpokj 15y ago
Thats not ignorance so much as politics. In Japanese history they were the victims of WWII, their army went to china as a peace keeping force and then they were nuked.
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by oikjhgbpokj 15y ago
Except most of the email ran on internal company systems. To email an external address took a lot of scripts to convert to x.500 or !-path addresses In the early 90s I remember mailing copies of our /etc/hosts to other places we worked with
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by oikjhgbpokj 15y ago
And ironically his company produces a bug tracker/version control for Windows. Do you think any of the developers inside MSFT see the need for a bug tracker/version control system that integrates with visual studio? Do you think it's on an
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by oikjhgbpokj 15y ago
Well you can always lie to immigration and do anything you like. The real problen is if you do come from a visa-waiver country - it is almost impossible to get a visa, because everybody uses the waiver that if you try and get a business vis
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by oikjhgbpokj 15y ago
Even more difficult to go to the USA to hear a talk. You can be invited to give a paper at an international conference and be allowed in no-problem. But is there is a workshop session where somebody is being paid to give the talk you can at