Militants Overtake India as Top Threat, Says Pakistan's ISI

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I don't hate it. I'm just tired of people in the branches flooding our work queue with complaints about how slow their network is, and whenever we investigate it's almost always someone in their branch doing something they're not supposed to (like YouTube). This change (once approved) will save us a lot of time.

so we'll see you on the news, being sued by the aclu for taking away someone's rights to youtube.

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so we'll see you on the news, being sued by the aclu for taking away someone's rights to youtube.

we recently introduced a mandatory cbt to all employees informing them of their rights and responsibilities using the corporate network. It includes a signoff at the end. So far we're at 85%+ participation. Anyone who doesn't sign off before end of this month gets their network ID revoked. Rights? They have no rights.

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A recent internal assessment of security by the Inter-Services Intelligence, Pakistan's powerful military spy agency, determined that for the first time in 63 years it expects a majority of threats to come from Islamist militants, according to a senior ISI officer.

a spreading cancer