J'aimerais savoir exactement ce que recouvre la norme POSIX. J'ai
longtemps cru qu'il s'agissait d'une norme applicable aux moteurs
d'expressions régulière, avant d'apprendre qu'elle couvrait également
une gestion des "locales" et divers autres fonctions propres aux OS...
Pourriez-vous éclaircir mes pensées bien confuses ?
-- Je ne suis pas d'accord. Je ne vois pas pourquoi il faudrait savoir réfléchir pour faire des AAD. C'est du pur racisme envers les participants actuels d'un groupe bientôt défunt. -+- MH in : <http://www.le-gnu.net> - So live and let split -+-
"Antoine" == Antoine Dinimant <antoun@free.fr> writes:
Antoine> Pourriez-vous éclaircir mes pensées bien confuses ?
--
Je ne suis pas d'accord. Je ne vois pas pourquoi il faudrait savoir
réfléchir pour faire des AAD. C'est du pur racisme envers les
participants actuels d'un groupe bientôt défunt.
-+- MH in : <http://www.le-gnu.net> - So live and let split -+-
-- Je ne suis pas d'accord. Je ne vois pas pourquoi il faudrait savoir réfléchir pour faire des AAD. C'est du pur racisme envers les participants actuels d'un groupe bientôt défunt. -+- MH in : <http://www.le-gnu.net> - So live and let split -+-
Eric Masson
Orwell, 1949, ISBN 0-679-41739-7 * * Hardly a week passed in which the Times did not carry a paragraph * describing how some eavesdropping little sneak --- 'child hero' was * the phrase generally used --- had overheard some compromising remark * and denounced his parents to the Thought Police.
# "The Emperor Wears No Clothes", by Jack Herer, 1992, ISBN 1-878125-00-1 # # The Police-taught DARE program encourages students to turn in # friends and family by becoming a police informant.
: Real life: a child in school answers the friendly and inquiring police : officer teaching about drug dangers that yes their parents have some : of the displayed paraphernalia. : : A search warrant is issued, the parents are arrested, and : the child is put into custody of Child Welfare workers.
# "The Feds Under Our Beds", By James Bovard, The New York Times, 9/6/1995 # # The Justice Department confiscated the home of an elderly Cuban-American # couple in Miami after the couple was arrested for playing host to a weekly # poker game for family and friends.
* "Nynex Mistake Brings Scholarship Offer", NYT, 4/26/1995 * * Walter Ray Hill, 18, was arrested and jailed for two days based solely on * his phone number being used for a hoax bomb threat. * * Nynex eventually realized one of its employees transposed a number when * tracing the call. [Ever see Terry Gilliam's movie Brazil?] * * A Nynex spokesman said today that they were offering to pay his co
Orwell, 1949, ISBN 0-679-41739-7
*
* Hardly a week passed in which the Times did not carry a paragraph
* describing how some eavesdropping little sneak --- 'child hero' was
* the phrase generally used --- had overheard some compromising remark
* and denounced his parents to the Thought Police.
# "The Emperor Wears No Clothes", by Jack Herer, 1992, ISBN 1-878125-00-1
#
# The Police-taught DARE program encourages students to turn in
# friends and family by becoming a police informant.
: Real life: a child in school answers the friendly and inquiring police
: officer teaching about drug dangers that yes their parents have some
: of the displayed paraphernalia.
:
: A search warrant is issued, the parents are arrested, and
: the child is put into custody of Child Welfare workers.
# "The Feds Under Our Beds", By James Bovard, The New York Times, 9/6/1995
#
# The Justice Department confiscated the home of an elderly Cuban-American
# couple in Miami after the couple was arrested for playing host to a weekly
# poker game for family and friends.
* "Nynex Mistake Brings Scholarship Offer", NYT, 4/26/1995
*
* Walter Ray Hill, 18, was arrested and jailed for two days based solely on
* his phone number being used for a hoax bomb threat.
*
* Nynex eventually realized one of its employees transposed a number when
* tracing the call. [Ever see Terry Gilliam's movie Brazil?]
*
* A Nynex spokesman said today that they were offering to pay his co
Orwell, 1949, ISBN 0-679-41739-7 * * Hardly a week passed in which the Times did not carry a paragraph * describing how some eavesdropping little sneak --- 'child hero' was * the phrase generally used --- had overheard some compromising remark * and denounced his parents to the Thought Police.
# "The Emperor Wears No Clothes", by Jack Herer, 1992, ISBN 1-878125-00-1 # # The Police-taught DARE program encourages students to turn in # friends and family by becoming a police informant.
: Real life: a child in school answers the friendly and inquiring police : officer teaching about drug dangers that yes their parents have some : of the displayed paraphernalia. : : A search warrant is issued, the parents are arrested, and : the child is put into custody of Child Welfare workers.
# "The Feds Under Our Beds", By James Bovard, The New York Times, 9/6/1995 # # The Justice Department confiscated the home of an elderly Cuban-American # couple in Miami after the couple was arrested for playing host to a weekly # poker game for family and friends.
* "Nynex Mistake Brings Scholarship Offer", NYT, 4/26/1995 * * Walter Ray Hill, 18, was arrested and jailed for two days based solely on * his phone number being used for a hoax bomb threat. * * Nynex eventually realized one of its employees transposed a number when * tracing the call. [Ever see Terry Gilliam's movie Brazil?] * * A Nynex spokesman said today that they were offering to pay his co
Eric Masson
of intercepted communications about Lonrho to Mrs. Thatcher's office.
P9 Intelligence is not just neutral information; it can be powerful and dangerous. Intelligence gathering and military force are two sides of the same coin. Both are used by countries and groups within countries to advance their interests, often at the expense of others. To influence or defeat an opponent, knowledge can be more useful than military force.
The type of intelligence described in this book, signals intelligence (SIGINT), is the largest, most secret and most expensive source of secret intelligence in the world today.
P-5655 Like the British examples, and Mike Frost's Canadian examples, these stories will only be the tip of the iceberg.
There is no evidence of a UKUSA code of ethics or a tradition of respect for Parliament or civil liberties in their home countries.
The opposite seems to be true: that anything goes as long as you do not get caught. Secrecy not only permits but encourages questionable operations.
Three observations need to be made about the immense spying capability provided by the ECHELON system.
The first is that the magnitude of the global network is a product of decades of intense Cold War activity. Yet with the end of the Cold War it has not been demobilized and budgets have not been significantly cut.
Indeed the network has grown in power and reach. Yet the public justifications, for example that 'economic intelligence is now more important', do not even begin to explain why this huge spy system should be maintained. In the early 1980s the Cold War rhetoric was extreme and global war was seriously discussed
of intercepted communications about Lonrho to Mrs. Thatcher's office.
P9
Intelligence is not just neutral information; it can be powerful and
dangerous. Intelligence gathering and military force are two sides of
the same coin. Both are used by countries and groups within countries to
advance their interests, often at the expense of others. To influence or
defeat an opponent, knowledge can be more useful than military force.
The type of intelligence described in this book, signals intelligence
(SIGINT), is the largest, most secret and most expensive source of secret
intelligence in the world today.
P-5655
Like the British examples, and Mike Frost's Canadian examples, these stories
will only be the tip of the iceberg.
There is no evidence of a UKUSA code of ethics or a tradition of respect
for Parliament or civil liberties in their home countries.
The opposite seems to be true: that anything goes as long as you do not
get caught. Secrecy not only permits but encourages questionable operations.
Three observations need to be made about the immense spying capability
provided by the ECHELON system.
The first is that the magnitude of the global network is a product of
decades of intense Cold War activity. Yet with the end of the Cold War
it has not been demobilized and budgets have not been significantly cut.
Indeed the network has grown in power and reach. Yet the public
justifications, for example that 'economic intelligence is now more
important', do not even begin to explain why this huge spy system
should be maintained. In the early 1980s the Cold War rhetoric was
extreme and global war was seriously discussed
of intercepted communications about Lonrho to Mrs. Thatcher's office.
P9 Intelligence is not just neutral information; it can be powerful and dangerous. Intelligence gathering and military force are two sides of the same coin. Both are used by countries and groups within countries to advance their interests, often at the expense of others. To influence or defeat an opponent, knowledge can be more useful than military force.
The type of intelligence described in this book, signals intelligence (SIGINT), is the largest, most secret and most expensive source of secret intelligence in the world today.
P-5655 Like the British examples, and Mike Frost's Canadian examples, these stories will only be the tip of the iceberg.
There is no evidence of a UKUSA code of ethics or a tradition of respect for Parliament or civil liberties in their home countries.
The opposite seems to be true: that anything goes as long as you do not get caught. Secrecy not only permits but encourages questionable operations.
Three observations need to be made about the immense spying capability provided by the ECHELON system.
The first is that the magnitude of the global network is a product of decades of intense Cold War activity. Yet with the end of the Cold War it has not been demobilized and budgets have not been significantly cut.
Indeed the network has grown in power and reach. Yet the public justifications, for example that 'economic intelligence is now more important', do not even begin to explain why this huge spy system should be maintained. In the early 1980s the Cold War rhetoric was extreme and global war was seriously discussed
Antoine Dinimant
population.
Never forget what it means to be heavily monitored: there is no place to hide.
Noone is an angel.
Are you?
What's in store next for black Americans?
# "This Modern World", by Tom Tomorrow [political cartoon, in NYT] # # Biff: You know why we should eliminate welfare, Wanda? # It's been A COMPLETE FAILURE! # After all -- there ARE STILL POOR PEOPLE! # # Wanda: Hey, good thinking Biff! # And while we're at it, why don't we eliminate the FIRE DEPARTMENT? # After all -- there ARE STILL FIRES! # And talk about FAILURES -- what about the MEDICAL INDUSTRY? # Why, there are still SICK PEOPLE everywhere you look! # # Wanda: And why don't we shut down the POLICE DEPARTMENT as well -- # since there are STILL CRIMINALS! # For that matter, why have any laws at all? # People still BREAK them ALL THE TIME. # # Biff: Look, it made sense when Rush said it. # # Wanda: I'm sure it did, sweetheart. # Say, shouldn't his show be cancelled? # After all -- there are STILL LIBERALS...
* "Can Unemployment Fall Further Without Setting Off Inflation?"
population.
Never forget what it means to be heavily monitored: there is no place to hide.
Noone is an angel.
Are you?
What's in store next for black Americans?
# "This Modern World", by Tom Tomorrow [political cartoon, in NYT]
#
# Biff: You know why we should eliminate welfare, Wanda?
# It's been A COMPLETE FAILURE!
# After all -- there ARE STILL POOR PEOPLE!
#
# Wanda: Hey, good thinking Biff!
# And while we're at it, why don't we eliminate the FIRE DEPARTMENT?
# After all -- there ARE STILL FIRES!
# And talk about FAILURES -- what about the MEDICAL INDUSTRY?
# Why, there are still SICK PEOPLE everywhere you look!
#
# Wanda: And why don't we shut down the POLICE DEPARTMENT as well --
# since there are STILL CRIMINALS!
# For that matter, why have any laws at all?
# People still BREAK them ALL THE TIME.
#
# Biff: Look, it made sense when Rush said it.
#
# Wanda: I'm sure it did, sweetheart.
# Say, shouldn't his show be cancelled?
# After all -- there are STILL LIBERALS...
* "Can Unemployment Fall Further Without Setting Off Inflation?"
Never forget what it means to be heavily monitored: there is no place to hide.
Noone is an angel.
Are you?
What's in store next for black Americans?
# "This Modern World", by Tom Tomorrow [political cartoon, in NYT] # # Biff: You know why we should eliminate welfare, Wanda? # It's been A COMPLETE FAILURE! # After all -- there ARE STILL POOR PEOPLE! # # Wanda: Hey, good thinking Biff! # And while we're at it, why don't we eliminate the FIRE DEPARTMENT? # After all -- there ARE STILL FIRES! # And talk about FAILURES -- what about the MEDICAL INDUSTRY? # Why, there are still SICK PEOPLE everywhere you look! # # Wanda: And why don't we shut down the POLICE DEPARTMENT as well -- # since there are STILL CRIMINALS! # For that matter, why have any laws at all? # People still BREAK them ALL THE TIME. # # Biff: Look, it made sense when Rush said it. # # Wanda: I'm sure it did, sweetheart. # Say, shouldn't his show be cancelled? # After all -- there are STILL LIBERALS...
* "Can Unemployment Fall Further Without Setting Off Inflation?"
Antoine Dinimant
by a 1986 federal law, but the IRS is quite happy if nobody knows about # the case. # # The woman claims that the enumeration is a violation of her religious # beliefs. Like many fundamental Christians, she relies on a Biblical # passage warning that whoever worships a Satanic beast that issues a mark # OR NUMBER to all persons will incur the wrath of God. # # Initially, the IRS disallowed her claims and child care deductions. # # The woman claimed that just because she didn't provide numbers for her # children did not mean that the children did not exist. An appeals officer # agreed and overruled the auditor, saying that there was no deficiency # in the woman's tax return.
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Here is a more detailed example of how government expands surveillance (and thus control) in a seemingly never-ending manner...consider this when talking about a National ID Card:
Is it okay for the government to look at your property while walking by and if the officer spots marijuana plants growing to get a search warrant?
Of course it is.
* "The Right To Privacy", ISBN 0-679-74434-7, 1997 * By Attorneys Ellen Alderman and Caroline Kennedy * * ...then the Supreme Court ruled that if the yard was big enough that "An * individual may not legitimately demand privacy for activities conducted * out of doors in fields," the Court wrote, "except in the area immediately * surrounding the home." * * ...then the Supreme Court ruled that a barn sixty yards from a farmhouse * was too far away from a house to expect privacy. * * ...then the Supreme Court ruled that aerial surveillance did not constitute * a Fourth Amendment search. * * ...then the Supreme Court ruled that a "precision aerial mapping camera" * that was able to capture objects as small as one-half inch in diameter did * not constitute a Fourth Amendment search.
..then courts ruled that infrared surveillance of homes was permissible.
What is this?
* Subje
by a 1986 federal law, but the IRS is quite happy if nobody knows about
# the case.
#
# The woman claims that the enumeration is a violation of her religious
# beliefs. Like many fundamental Christians, she relies on a Biblical
# passage warning that whoever worships a Satanic beast that issues a mark
# OR NUMBER to all persons will incur the wrath of God.
#
# Initially, the IRS disallowed her claims and child care deductions.
#
# The woman claimed that just because she didn't provide numbers for her
# children did not mean that the children did not exist. An appeals officer
# agreed and overruled the auditor, saying that there was no deficiency
# in the woman's tax return.
----
Here is a more detailed example of how government expands surveillance
(and thus control) in a seemingly never-ending manner...consider this when
talking about a National ID Card:
Is it okay for the government to look at your property while walking by and
if the officer spots marijuana plants growing to get a search warrant?
Of course it is.
* "The Right To Privacy", ISBN 0-679-74434-7, 1997
* By Attorneys Ellen Alderman and Caroline Kennedy
*
* ...then the Supreme Court ruled that if the yard was big enough that "An
* individual may not legitimately demand privacy for activities conducted
* out of doors in fields," the Court wrote, "except in the area immediately
* surrounding the home."
*
* ...then the Supreme Court ruled that a barn sixty yards from a farmhouse
* was too far away from a house to expect privacy.
*
* ...then the Supreme Court ruled that aerial surveillance did not constitute
* a Fourth Amendment search.
*
* ...then the Supreme Court ruled that a "precision aerial mapping camera"
* that was able to capture objects as small as one-half inch in diameter did
* not constitute a Fourth Amendment search.
..then courts ruled that infrared surveillance of homes was permissible.
by a 1986 federal law, but the IRS is quite happy if nobody knows about # the case. # # The woman claims that the enumeration is a violation of her religious # beliefs. Like many fundamental Christians, she relies on a Biblical # passage warning that whoever worships a Satanic beast that issues a mark # OR NUMBER to all persons will incur the wrath of God. # # Initially, the IRS disallowed her claims and child care deductions. # # The woman claimed that just because she didn't provide numbers for her # children did not mean that the children did not exist. An appeals officer # agreed and overruled the auditor, saying that there was no deficiency # in the woman's tax return.
----
Here is a more detailed example of how government expands surveillance (and thus control) in a seemingly never-ending manner...consider this when talking about a National ID Card:
Is it okay for the government to look at your property while walking by and if the officer spots marijuana plants growing to get a search warrant?
Of course it is.
* "The Right To Privacy", ISBN 0-679-74434-7, 1997 * By Attorneys Ellen Alderman and Caroline Kennedy * * ...then the Supreme Court ruled that if the yard was big enough that "An * individual may not legitimately demand privacy for activities conducted * out of doors in fields," the Court wrote, "except in the area immediately * surrounding the home." * * ...then the Supreme Court ruled that a barn sixty yards from a farmhouse * was too far away from a house to expect privacy. * * ...then the Supreme Court ruled that aerial surveillance did not constitute * a Fourth Amendment search. * * ...then the Supreme Court ruled that a "precision aerial mapping camera" * that was able to capture objects as small as one-half inch in diameter did * not constitute a Fourth Amendment search.
..then courts ruled that infrared surveillance of homes was permissible.
