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Saturday, April 29, 2017
The Boxtrolls 2014 Hollywood Movie Watch Online
The Boxtrolls 2014 Hollywood Movie Watch Online
| Storylines | |
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| THE BOXTROLLS are a community of wacky, mischievous creatures who have lovingly raised an orphaned human boy named Eggs in the incredible cavernous blazing theyve built beneath the streets of a city called Cheesebridge. The gloss is very about a youngster orphaned guy raised by underground cave-residence garbage collectors who tries to save his connections from an evil exterminator, the towns criminal, Archibald Snatcher. When Snatcher comes in the works considering a plot to profit rid of the Boxtrolls. Eggs choose to investment on high and "into the well-ventilated," where he tourney and company going on considering fabulously feisty Winnie. Together, they devise a carefree endeavor to save The BoxTrolls relatives. The film is based upon the kidss novel Here Be Monsters by Alan Snow. | |
| Genres | Directors |
| Animation, Adventure, Comedy | Graham Annable, Anthony Stacchi |
| Writers | Producers |
| Irena Brignull, Adam Pava, Alan Snow | David Bleiman Ichioka, Travis Knight |
| Stars | |
| Ben Kingsley, Jared Harris, Nick Frost, Richard Ayoade, Tracy Morgan, Dee Bradley Baker, Steve Blum, Nika Futterman, Pat Fraley, Fred Tatasciore, Max Mitchell, Isaac Hempstead Wright, Elle Fanning, Maurice LaMarche, James Urbaniak, Brian George, Toni Collette, Simon Pegg, Lori Tritel, Laraine Newman, Reckless Jack | |
| NO | NAME SERVER | WATCH LINKS |
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| 1 | ZeeShare.Com (Recommended) | Watch Now |
The Boxtrolls 2014
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Friday, April 28, 2017
The Importance of Photo Recovery Software
The Importance of Photo Recovery Software
The Importance of Photo Recovery Software
Many enthusiasts use digital cameras to take pictures all the time. They take pictures when traveling, for special occasions or special functions and events. Sometimes these images are ideal are of great value. Unforgettable moments, and these moments can be viewed with pleasure at a later date.
But sometimes unfortunate things happen. Photos accidentally deleted or erased as a result of a computer error. Sometimes the hard drive crashes or there is a lack of power to be. These events cause the computer is switched off suddenly and data loss. If this happens, priceless pictures lost forever. Fortunately, software developers innovative Photo Recovery software that offers a glimmer of hope. This allows you to find a simple solution of Hetman Photo Recovery use. Hetman Photo Recovery software is so easy that even a child has no problems with him.
The first thing you should do, install the software on your computer. The software supports the latest operating system, Windows Vista, so use the majority of users are able to use the software. Once installed, launch the photo restoration. The program can be used for each disk, the scan on the computer to use. To have a memory stick or on a Compact Flash card available. You will be able to scan, each plate and the software automatically detects photos that are recoverable.
The program scans the disk sector by sector, and claims to be able to return twice as many images as compared with competing software. The preview image is displayed to the user. The user can then decide whether the image should be restored or not.
Hetman Photo Recovery software supports photos from digital cameras from all major brands. Supported brands include Canon, HP, Kodak, Olympus, Nikon, Fujifilm, and much more. He has the unique ability to capture images in RAW format to get. This is the format of most digital cameras on the quality of the original images are used to maintain. The software is also capable of all formats of digital images as jpg, poison, TIFF, PNG, BMP and others to recover.
You will be surprised to learn that even when the image away from the basket, you still have the image using Hetman Photo Recovery Software to recover. These powerful features many computer users are more than willing to shell out hundreds of dollars just to recover their photos. In fact, some images contain special moments that can not be bought for any price. Perhaps the price shock, but Hetman Photo Recovery Software is for sale for less than $ 50.
If you have never been called on the services of a specialized data recovery, you know that this is paying a very small portion of the fees.
Hetman Photo Recovery can be digital images and RAW files fast, easy and intuitive for everyone.
But sometimes unfortunate things happen. Photos accidentally deleted or erased as a result of a computer error. Sometimes the hard drive crashes or there is a lack of power to be. These events cause the computer is switched off suddenly and data loss. If this happens, priceless pictures lost forever. Fortunately, software developers innovative Photo Recovery software that offers a glimmer of hope. This allows you to find a simple solution of Hetman Photo Recovery use. Hetman Photo Recovery software is so easy that even a child has no problems with him.
The first thing you should do, install the software on your computer. The software supports the latest operating system, Windows Vista, so use the majority of users are able to use the software. Once installed, launch the photo restoration. The program can be used for each disk, the scan on the computer to use. To have a memory stick or on a Compact Flash card available. You will be able to scan, each plate and the software automatically detects photos that are recoverable.
The program scans the disk sector by sector, and claims to be able to return twice as many images as compared with competing software. The preview image is displayed to the user. The user can then decide whether the image should be restored or not.
Hetman Photo Recovery software supports photos from digital cameras from all major brands. Supported brands include Canon, HP, Kodak, Olympus, Nikon, Fujifilm, and much more. He has the unique ability to capture images in RAW format to get. This is the format of most digital cameras on the quality of the original images are used to maintain. The software is also capable of all formats of digital images as jpg, poison, TIFF, PNG, BMP and others to recover.
You will be surprised to learn that even when the image away from the basket, you still have the image using Hetman Photo Recovery Software to recover. These powerful features many computer users are more than willing to shell out hundreds of dollars just to recover their photos. In fact, some images contain special moments that can not be bought for any price. Perhaps the price shock, but Hetman Photo Recovery Software is for sale for less than $ 50.
If you have never been called on the services of a specialized data recovery, you know that this is paying a very small portion of the fees.
Hetman Photo Recovery can be digital images and RAW files fast, easy and intuitive for everyone.
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Friday, April 21, 2017
The 100MB Partition in Windows 7
The 100MB Partition in Windows 7
As you might already know Windows 7 default installation creates a 100MB partition during Setup.
The function is not really documented on the Internet, however reading this you should already know what it is for.
The partition in question is the System Reserved Partition.
So lets compare the Windows 7 installation with and without the 100MB System Reserve Partition.
Firstly lets take a look at the root drive of the Windows 7 with the 100MB:
Next lets take a look at the root drive of the Windows 7 without the 100MB:
So what is the the difference? It is the presence of file and folder required for booting like bootmgr etc...
Open up the 100MB partition and what do you know we are right!
So what does this means?
It means in actual fact the extra partition is optional has 0 effects on system operation.
So lets take a logical approach and think of possible reasons for this change.
1)Prevent Noobs from accidentally killing their Windows Installation by moving the boot files off C: to a partition they cant touch? Possible Very Likely
2)Optimize boot performance by moving boot files to the first partition(front part of the drive)? Possible as well.
3)Modularize the OS file layout? Very possible a much more elegant solution than cramping all the files into C:.In fact it could mean you could multiboot multiple Windows OS on volumes without having repeated Boot files in each and every installation.
What does this means to end user? It means for those Dual Booters like me it is 4 - 2 primary partition left instead of 4 - 1.
Does it matter? No because you can create logical/extended partition to bypass the 4 primary partition limit in legacy Master Boot Record (MBR).
It doesnt affect GUID Partition Tables (GPT) on EFI systems.
Unfortunately Windows 7 doesnt do GPT volume installation.
So remember the 100MB is just a rearrangement of boot files. Period.
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Monday, April 17, 2017
The Most Important Passages From Apples Challenge to the FBI BusinessWeek
The Most Important Passages From Apples Challenge to the FBI BusinessWeek
"GovtOS" may make us all part of a police state, and other stark warnings from Apple.
GovtOS. Thats what Apple Inc. calls the newest product in its pipeline. Its not the brainchild of the gadget masters in Cupertino but rather an iPhone operating system conceived by some buttoned-down folks in Washington, D.C. Unlike the latest iPhone or iPad, it wasnt revealed on a stage before thousands of the faithful. Instead, it was unveiled in a stark response to the Obama administrations attempt to force the computer maker to assist in a terrorism probe. And, Apple has warned, it may someday lead to every American being made an unwilling assistant to law enforcement.
In a 65-page federal court filing on Thursday in Riverside, Calif., Apple said making it override the encryption of an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino shooters was wild overreach. As a legal matter, Apples lawyers swiftly disassembled the governments use of an 18th century law (the All Writs Act) to justify its demand and described in minute detail how forced compliance would play out, both for Apples technicians and whoever else is next.
Although Apple has a growing number of lawyers in this fight, it may have telegraphed its intent to make a First Amendment argument a pillar of the case. Forcing someone to write code is like forcing them to speak, Apple suggested, and thats usually a constitutional no-no. The briefs main author, Ted Boutrous of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP, is one of the nations premier media lawyers. Here are some highlights:
A Broader Threat
"Under the same legal theories advocated by the government here, the government could argue that it should be permitted to force citizens to do all manner of things necessary to assist it in enforcing the laws, like compelling a pharmaceutical company against its will to produce drugs needed to carry out a lethal injection in furtherance of a lawfully issued death warrant, or requiring a journalist to plant a false story in order to help lure out a fugitive, or forcing a software company to insert malicious code in its autoupdate process that makes it easier for the government to conduct court-ordered surveillance. "
A Threat to Privacy on a Global Scale
"This is not a case about one isolated iPhone. Rather, this case is about the Department of Justice and the FBI seeking through the courts a dangerous power that Congress and the American people have withheld: the ability to force companies like Apple to undermine the basic security and privacy interests of hundreds of millions of individuals around the globe."
A Trifecta of Illegality
"No court has ever authorized what the government now seeks, no law supports such unlimited and sweeping use of the judicial process, and the Constitution forbids it."
Christmas for Criminals and Spies
"The government wants to compel Apple to create a crippled and insecure product. Once the process is created, it provides an avenue for criminals and foreign agents to access millions of iPhones. And once developed for our government, it is only a matter of time before foreign governments demand the same tool."
The Internet of Big Brothers Things
"If Apple can be forced to write code in this case to bypass security features and create new accessibility, what is to stop the government from demanding that Apple write code to turn on the microphone in aid of government surveillance, activate the video camera, surreptitiously record conversations, or turn on location services to track the phone?s user? Nothing."
"Compelling Apple to create software in this case will set a dangerous precedent for conscripting Apple and other technology companies to develop technology to do the government?s bidding in untold future criminal investigations."
Forgot to Call Tech Support
"Unfortunately, the FBI, without consulting Apple or reviewing its public guidance regarding iOS, changed the iCloud password associated with one of the attacker?s accounts, foreclosing the possibility of the phone initiating an automatic iCloud back-up of its data to a known Wi-Fi network, which could have obviated the need to unlock the phone and thus for the extraordinary order the government now seeks. Had the FBI consulted Apple first, this litigation may not have been necessary."
Congress Already Said No
"Congress has never authorized judges to compel innocent third parties to provide decryption services to the FBI. Indeed, Congress has expressly withheld that authority in other contexts, and this issue is currently the subject of a raging national policy debate among members of Congress, the President, the FBI Director, and state and local prosecutors. Moreover, federal courts themselves have never recognized an inherent authority to order non-parties to become de facto government agents in ongoing criminal investigations."
We Just Made It, We Dont Own It
"Apple is no more connected to this phone than General Motors is to a company car used by a fraudster on his daily commute."
"Nothing connects Apple to this case such that it can be drafted into government service to write software that permits the government to defeat the security features on Apple?s standard operating system. Apple is a private company that does not own or possess the phone at issue, has no connection to the data that may or may not exist on the phone, and is not related in any way to the events giving rise to the investigation."
Thin End of the Wedge
"The government?s flawed suggestion to delete the program and erase every trace of the activity would not lessen the burden, it would actually increase it since there are hundreds of demands to create and utilize the software waiting in the wings. If Apple creates new software to open a back door, other federal and state prosecutors?and other governments and agencies?will repeatedly seek orders compelling Apple to use the software to open the back door for tens of thousands of iPhones."
"This enormously intrusive burden?building everything up and tearing it down for each demand by law enforcement?lacks any support in the cases relied on by the government, nor do such cases exist."
"The alternative?keeping and maintaining the compromised operating system and everything related to it?imposes a different but no less significant burden, i.e., forcing Apple to take on the task of unfailingly securing against disclosure or misappropriation the development and testing environments, equipment, codebase, documentation, and any other materials relating to the compromised operating system."
It Cannot Be Destroyed
In an affidavit attached to the court filing (formally called "Apple Inc.s Motion to Vacate Order Compelling Apple Inc. to Assist Agents in Search, and Opposition to Governments Motion to Compel Assistance"), Apples manager of user privacy, Erik Neuenschwander, summed up the governments "use and destroy" idea this way: "The virtual world is not like the physical world. When you destroy something in the physical world, the effort to recreate it is roughly equivalent to the effort required to create it in the first place. When you create something in the virtual world, the process of creating an exact and perfect copy is as easy as a computer key stroke because the underlying code is persistent. Even if the underlying computer code is completely eradicated from Apple?s servers so as to be irretrievable, the person who created the destroyed code would have spent the time and effort to solve the software design, coding and implementation challenges. This process could be replicated.
Thus, GovtOS would not be truly destroyed."
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Saturday, April 15, 2017
Vmware Certificate renew and Hostname or IP has changed Regenerating the self signed certificates
Vmware Certificate renew and Hostname or IP has changed Regenerating the self signed certificates
I was not able to connect to vCenter Server Appliance, so I restarted it.
After that it showed that it will be renewed ssl certificates because VCSA wasnït restarted for a long period (more than one year in this case).
Later in console I got stuck on:
Hostname or IP has changed. Regenerating the self-signed certificates.
Starting VMware vPostgres: ok
Waiting for the embedded database to start up: .[OK]
Starting VMware vPostgres: ok
Waiting for the embedded database to start up: .[OK]
Issue was solved using this article:
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Monday, April 10, 2017
The Data Rescue Center wins 2nd consecutive Best Computer Recovery Service in
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The Data Rescue Center wins 2nd consecutive Best Computer Recovery Service in
Restore Desktop Services "viewer Bay in 2011," Data Rescue Center was awarded a second consecutive year award. "We are pleased to see the information found Rescue Center and expansion since its inception in 2009," says Greg Bray
Livermore, CA - Rescue data center re-elected in the "Restore Desktop Services" viewers Bay in 2011.
Restore Desktop Services "viewer Bay in 2011," Data Rescue Center was awarded a second consecutive year award. "We are pleased to see the information found Rescue Center and expansion since its inception in 2009," says Greg Brewer, chief executive officer. "Our customers were very satisfied with an honest and affordable service for the recovery of our local customers, Bay Area have access to objects on the state of modern recreational Our data recovery is the level of security implemented in the new laboratory, as well as our professional experience. Staff at the hand. "
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Data Rescue Center was founded by Prosoft Engineering, Inc, developer of premium data rescue software. Data Rescue Center offers professional data recovery services for hard drive recovery computer. The only reason we have a class 100 clean room service, a customer of type 2 Vault storage as well as the best in the business functions uchrezhdeniya.Kompanii data recovery to help us with the data from hard drives internal / external, laptop, RAID disks, mobile carriers, such as USB, flash, tape, floppy and Zip-drives. For more information, please contact a data recovery special ISTAT: 877-501-4949 or www.TheDataRescueCenter.com
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Take the Facebook Timeline Cover to Extremes
Take the Facebook Timeline Cover to Extremes
One thing that the more creative people who work with Facebook timeline cover photos have begun to do is to take their design to extremes, in a number of different ways. There are some great ideas for how to improve your Facebook cover photo from Social Media Examiner.
One thing that will resonate with a lot of creative types or artists is to carry out your ideas to an extreme. If you?re being bright, be really bright. If you?re going for a modern look, don?t hold back. In a huge crowd like you are trying to separate yourself from on Facebook, sometimes you have to be willing to take a chance and push the limits in order to grab up some attention. In addition, some of the ideas below will help you to captivate the mind of your visitors and get them wondering exactly what they are looking at.
One thing that will resonate with a lot of creative types or artists is to carry out your ideas to an extreme. If you?re being bright, be really bright. If you?re going for a modern look, don?t hold back. In a huge crowd like you are trying to separate yourself from on Facebook, sometimes you have to be willing to take a chance and push the limits in order to grab up some attention. In addition, some of the ideas below will help you to captivate the mind of your visitors and get them wondering exactly what they are looking at.
Use a Super Close Up
If you are going for detail in your Facebook timeline cover image, you might consider zooming way in for a super tight shot. In some cases, if you go in tight for a ton of detail, people will have a hard time figuring out exactly what they are looking at. They just might stare at it that much longer to try to figure it out, which is great news for you. Just try not to make it impossible for them to figure out, as you don?t want the question to go unanswered. That doesn?t do your brand any good.Zoom Way Out
At the opposite end of the spectrum, you can zoom way out and take a very wide shot. It may connect in with a message of your company, or it just might look cool. Sweeping panoramas are fun to look at, and people will often take a few minutes to do just that when they are used as a Facebook cover photo.Make it Happy
If you are going for an upbeat feel, try to load your cover photo up with smiling faces from photos. This can be a strong way to send a message about how happy people are to use your product or brand. Keep the colors bright, as well, as brighter colors are associated with stronger feelings of happiness and content. When you bring it all together, the impact on the visitor can be a powerful one.Make it Abstract
Some people are going with a sort of abstract art look for their Facebook timeline cover photo. You can combine different shapes or styles together in this regard in order to come up with a small piece of abstract art for your Facebook timeline. The goal is to get people to spend some time looking at it and appreciating the design. Just don?t stop it short. Make sure you really show off your creativity and your ideas in whatever you create. You can also use websites such as 123Covers.net for abstract facebook covers.Don?t Stifle Creativity
Regardless of what ideas you decide to try out, make sure that you stay creative and don?t cut yourself off short. If you only take it two-thirds of the way, you aren?t going to stand out in the crowd. That?s why it is important to come up with really good ideas and then execute on them strongly. That is what is going to get people to click on your page, stay on your timeline and begin looking around for more information. If you can continually get that to take place, it will build up the brand recognition you have and help you to foster more loyalty with your customers.Available link for download
Saturday, April 8, 2017
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Wednesday, April 5, 2017
Teslas fatal Autopilot accident Why the New York Times got it wrong
Teslas fatal Autopilot accident Why the New York Times got it wrong
In Saturdays New York Times, coverage of Teslas Autopilot crash was framed as a failure of technology on the part of Tesla. But leaving out the context is misleading.
On the front page of Saturdays New York Times, the fatal accident that occurred when Joshua Browns Tesla Model S, in Autopilot mode, failed to brake was featured in two articles examining the circumstances of the crash: the limits of Autopilot, and what it means for Tesla.
The problem is that, in this case, the reporting in the Times was incomplete and ignored the full context of the situation.
But the New York Times articles on Saturday, which were highly critical of Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk, failed to fully capture the context of the accident. Heres what the coverage got wrong:
Conflation of Autopilot with a self-driving car. The headline of the front page piece, "A Fatality in a Self-driving Car Forces Tesla to Confront its Limits" is misleading. While the car was in Autopilot mode?akin to an advanced cruise-control?it is not accurate to say that the car was self-driving. Tesla does not make a self-driving car, a fully-autonomous car, or a driverless car. The title sensationalizes the incident, and plays into the fear factor involved when new technology is released.
Not enough information on the caveats of driving with Autopilot. Autopilot is a new technology?and one that, Tesla acknowledges, is imperfect. It is optional, meant only for highway driving. Drivers using Autopilot are required to keep both hands on the wheel?there is an alert, similar to what happens if you dont wear a seatbelt, that goes off if a driver fails to do so. Autopilot drivers are instructed to be alert at all times while the system is enabled.
Drivers are expected to re-engage by shaking on the wheel or pressing the brake when needed. In this case, Brown did not re-engage or apply the brake himself. It is also likely that he was not paying attention?a Florida Highway Patrol sergeant found a portable DVD player loaded with a Harry Potter DVD in Browns Tesla. According to the AP, "Frank Baressi, 62, the driver of the truck and owner of Okemah Express LLC, said the Tesla driver was playing Harry Potter on the TV screen at the time of the crash ... He acknowledged he couldnt see the movie, only heard it."
Prematurely insinuating that Tesla is to blame for the accident. One of the Times pieces calls Brown "a victim of an innovation geared precisely to people like him." But the fact is, while we know that the accident happened during Autopilot, we still dont know what, exactly, went wrong. Until the US Department of Transportations investigation is complete, it is inaccurate to blame the technology.
Few sources from the tech world. The Times quoted analysts from Autotrends and Edmunds, but no one from the AI or self-driving car world. This is a mistake. Since technology is so central to the story, to have no one from inside the tech industry leaves out the most important perspective on the issue.
Few real-world Autopilot drivers sourced. The Times piece quoted one Autopilot driver who expressed concern for safety after the accident?and he had only used Autopilot in a loaner, not regularly.
But over the last few weeks, Ive spoken to half a dozen Autopilot drivers, all of whom have expressed a feeling of safety with the technology?even post-accident. When I talked to a few more directly after the fatal crash, they were unchanged in their opinion, and reinforced the fact that they keep their hands on the wheel while using the technology, as intended. Daniel Nasserian said the accident "doesnt concern me at all. The Autopilot feature is still in its infancy, and I think the media ran with the story because of how new the concept is. The amount of miles driven without a fatality on Autopilot still remains impressive compared to the human error factor."
Why does this matter? When a new technology is released, and malfunctions, there is often an overreaction and a rush to judgment. Cruise control, for example, is not perfect. Nor are air bags, which can kill a driver. Nor are seat belts, which can also be a cause of death. But each of these innovations are designed to protect drivers, and have been shown to save more lives than they take. Likewise, Autopilot is intended as a safety feature, and has a high success rate. This is the first known accident in 130 million miles driven, while, according to a 2015 report by the US National Safety Council, the estimated annual mileage death rate is 1.3 deaths per 100 million vehicle miles traveled.
Bryant Walker Smith, professor at the University of South Carolina, and an expert on the legal aspects of self-driving vehicles, makes the following point. "The article depicted Tesla/Musk as indifferent to safety rather than struggling with, and perhaps reaching a different conclusion about, the same issues that are bedeviling the rest of the industry."
"In my experience," said Smith, "the company is attuned to safety. Perfection is not possible, and every company is in some ways learning from its customers experiences. Teslas beta labeling is candid about this?and may even reflect an effort to emphasize the need for caution to its users."
Smith said that the piece "seems to treat Autopilot as nothing more than a convenience feature with no safety benefits?and, indeed, safety detriments."
This is not to let Tesla off the hook. The companys blog post about the accident left much to be desired. It was slightly robotic and tone-deaf, attempting to address the tragedy while simultaneously celebrating and defending Autopilots achievements. And TechRepublic is not a cheerleader of Tesla: we hold the company accountable to answer several critical questions regarding the timeline of the incident and what can be learned from the accident.
Smith poses the following questions, which we plan to cover as answers emerge:
- Should Tesla have monitored its users more?
- Should Tesla have more strongly communicated the limitations?
- Should Tesla have designed and marketed these technologies much more as safety than convenience features?
- Should the systems have been limited to a backup rather than primary role in directing steering and braking? Should the system have been named something more modest?
- Why did Tesla wait to announce this crash?
- Has it already updated its software to account for this scenario (and others)? If so, how?
- Why was there a lag between the fatal accident and the public announcement?
- What has Tesla learned from the accident?
- Will the accident do anything to change Teslas approach?
- Still, it is important to keep the big picture in mind.
"What if Autopilot ultimately prevents more deaths than it causes?
What if the lessons learned through this early deployment helps to advance the state of safety technologies much more quickly than they would otherwise develop?" said Smith.
"In these cases, introducing Autopilot may make sense," said Smith, "and may, indeed, save lives."
The New York Times has since published several more pieces on the Tesla accident, some of which include more details about how the crash occurred. But when such a prestigious publication prints something on the front page that leaves out key points that would tell the full story, we are at risk of misleading the public on a very important issue.
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Tuesday, April 4, 2017
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Monday, April 3, 2017
Stop the Obama administration from surrendering authority over the Internet
Stop the Obama administration from surrendering authority over the Internet
The "IANA Transition" took a big step forward this month and we are one step closer to the US government handing control over the DNS and IP numbering to a vaguely-defined group accountable, effectively, to nobody.
What with the weirdest Presidential election in my lifetime going on its easy to imagine important public policy events going unnoticed. One of them is that the Obama administration is moving closer to surrendering the US governments stewardship of the Internets numbering and naming systems.
To put it bluntly, I dont understand why we would do this. The only changes it could bring are bad ones. Once our authority over the parties administering core Internet infrastructure is gone, ultimate political control over it is gone. I think this is a bad thing. The US has done an admirable job of supervising the development of the Internet and theres no evidence that it has ever exerted untoward influence over the processes. I like the idea that the administrative bodies are clearly accountable to some clearly independent body.
We all know now that the Internet began as a US government project. Administration of parts of it was eventually outsourced, first to Network Solutions Inc and then to a non-profit corporation created just for the task: ICANN (the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers). ICANN operates autonomously, but under a contract from the US government, specifically from the NTIA (National Telecommunications and Information Administration) in the US Department of Commerce.
In early March Lawrence E. Strickling, Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information and NTIA Administrator, reiterated the Obama administrations commitment to transfer their authority over the IANA, the part of ICANN which controls the numbering system, to "the global multistakeholder community." The community he names, in the form of the IANA Stewardship Transition Coordination Group (ICG), has delivered to the NTIA a formal proposal for the transition. Strickling says that the NTIA will be reviewing the proposal to make sure it meets their requirements, some of which are pure bureaucratic blather and some uncontroversial niceties.
This particular agreement deals only with the numbering system, not naming. Naming, in the form of control of the DNS root zone, is run by Verisign under a separate agreement with the NTIA, in cooperation with ICANN. But the administration has also announced their intention to surrender that authority.
The NTIA is much more directly involved in the DNS administration process (see image below). All changes to the root zone, the root-servers.net zone, and the root hints file must be approved by the NTIA acting as Root Zone Administrator.
The processes shown in the diagram have been significantly modernized in recent years, and public input is always sought when changes are proposed.
The NTIA function as Root Zone Administrator is just an extra check and so Verisigns proposal is simply to remove it. As a test, parallel authentication processes would be run for a time and compared for consistency. If there are none for some agreed period of time , success is declared and the new system goes hot.
This leaves ICANN and Verisign as the authoritative bodies controlling the DNS. A new agreement would be needed between ICANN and Verisign or, theoretically, whatever other body ICANN and the vaunted global multistakeholder community choose to operate as Root Zone Maintainer. No such agreement has yet been revealed.
Who is the "global multistakeholder community" to which the NTIA refers? Its basically the same shifty technocracy that has been running ICANN for a while, the one that makes gobs of money for themselves by creating top-level domains like .christmas and .florist. To replace the NTIA oversight functions they will create new entities, all part of ICANN. In other words, ICANN will police itself. The supervisory bodies will, in theory, have the ability to change operators for the numbering or naming systems, but Im skeptical.
There are potential legal problems with the proposed transition. See section 539(a) of the "Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2016" (i.e. the Federal budget), which forbids funds from being used "to relinquish the responsibility of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, during fiscal year 2016..."
Then theres Article IV, Section 3 of the US Constitution: "The Congress shall have Power to dispose of and make all needful Rules and Regulations respecting the Territory or other Property belonging to the United States." Is the NTIAs authority over the naming and numbering systems on the Internet "Property belonging to the United States?" To my mind, obviously yes. Its certainly valuable and there are plenty of parties who would pay a lot of money to have it.
But Im not a lawyer. Internet law scholar and retired law professor David Post, blogging at the Volokh Conspiracy, disagrees with me, basically arguing that this authority is not "property" in any relevant sense. Obviously there is more than one way to look at this.
Many of you non-Americans are wondering why the US gets such authority. Easy. We made the Internet. Weve made sure that it could be as free and open as it is. Dont like it? Call your congressman. Its a good thing that the US government and not (oh, for example) the United Nations, has been in charge. The plan is not to put them in charge, but once clear authority is gone, who knows where it will end up.
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