These companies are getting free bugtesting and security scanning. They should make something where the class gets paid to demonstrate these vulnerabilities on their software, and then they use the information to write patches and updates.
OK, now how many Linux, BSD, or OS X viruses, trojans, other malware programs are successfully spreading in the wild? ZERO, ZILCH, NADA, ZIP.
That's because no one bothers to write malware for these systems. The majority of computer users use Windows, so that's the target audience.
It's very easy to secure Windows. Just be careful what you do with your computer, especially if it has an Internet connection. If you want to download some $exCashMoneyV!@gRa_UltimateSearchBar toolbar, that's your fault.
I'm no fan of Microsoft, but I don't bash them for things they didn't do.
No, the new law would apply to possible future offenses. There is no way to make a new law and then charge the mother under that law. That is a violation of the Ex Post Facto clause of the Constitution, Article I. Section 10. This is why they're trying to creatively reinterpret the existing law to squeeze in this case. They really, really, really want to punish this person, but no law exists, so they really have no recourse.
It's certainly a shitty situation, but we have to realize that the law doesn't exist for the purpose of exacting vengeance.
Exactly. The law usually protects more people than it harms (unless it's some shit like the Patriot Act or DMCA.) Sometimes you'll have serial killers walk free, but society has its own punishment independent of the legal system. It was written to protect the innocents who are being persecuted by a crazy corrupt government (not necessarily talking about our current government.)
But it's pretty much the same as accepting a bribe from your dieting uncle to get a cheeseburger for him. You'll get blamed if you know he can't easily resist temptation.
To use an old, albeit highly relevant, cliche: If you play with fire, you're going to get burned.
Not if you're wearing a fireproof suit. If you know what you're doing, you'll probably be able to win at the conman's own game. Obviously many people don't, and they get suckered.
If it's something with little competition though, then the price usually stays around one area. Then the number of units becomes more important than the price, because the price won't change.
Labels don't provide the means, money does. A band with enough money can rip up their contract with the record company and market without the company's help.
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Fuck "intellectual property". It's not even property. Intellectual property is probably one of the most stupid ideas I've ever heard of.
Get a can of soup. It probably says something like 500 mg sodium. The problem isn't sodium, it's sodium chloride, which is also known as salt.
We use it because everyone knows what we mean when we say it.
And I was hoping for ponies. And winning 60 billion on the lottery.
And I was hoping for Duke Nukem Forever!
I know how to fund it. Buy stuff from China! You know you want to, it's really really cheap! Everyone does it!
Suburbs usually contribute to sprawl, which is quite destructive to the environment and ecosystems.
I own the ???, so you just saved yourself a big copyright infringement lawsuit by omitting it from that list of yours.
With a user ID like that, you probably watched the first Olympic Games in person.
I just want them to realese Duke Nukem Forever already!
And from the Intel 8008, the 8008135 was created. It was optimized for Internet use.
The Republicans' answer is to talk about how great the AC works.
Anonymous cowards don't work, they spend all their time trolling on Slashdot!
Oh, and I'd like some fake passports.
Well, how many do you want? 640 should be enough for everybody!
These companies are getting free bugtesting and security scanning. They should make something where the class gets paid to demonstrate these vulnerabilities on their software, and then they use the information to write patches and updates.
OK, now how many Linux, BSD, or OS X viruses, trojans, other malware programs are successfully spreading in the wild? ZERO, ZILCH, NADA, ZIP.
That's because no one bothers to write malware for these systems. The majority of computer users use Windows, so that's the target audience.
It's very easy to secure Windows. Just be careful what you do with your computer, especially if it has an Internet connection. If you want to download some $exCashMoneyV!@gRa_UltimateSearchBar toolbar, that's your fault.
I'm no fan of Microsoft, but I don't bash them for things they didn't do.
Eh, I thought the mods would have a sense of humor.
I hear Vista runs decent on this hardware.
What kind of access? Be more specific.
No, the new law would apply to possible future offenses. There is no way to make a new law and then charge the mother under that law. That is a violation of the Ex Post Facto clause of the Constitution, Article I. Section 10. This is why they're trying to creatively reinterpret the existing law to squeeze in this case. They really, really, really want to punish this person, but no law exists, so they really have no recourse.
It's certainly a shitty situation, but we have to realize that the law doesn't exist for the purpose of exacting vengeance.
Exactly. The law usually protects more people than it harms (unless it's some shit like the Patriot Act or DMCA.) Sometimes you'll have serial killers walk free, but society has its own punishment independent of the legal system. It was written to protect the innocents who are being persecuted by a crazy corrupt government (not necessarily talking about our current government.)
But it's pretty much the same as accepting a bribe from your dieting uncle to get a cheeseburger for him. You'll get blamed if you know he can't easily resist temptation.
They didn't immediately crack and start killing people. It was over time.
either not trusting the emulation or just doesn't work
Sorry to burst your bubble, but WINE Is Not an Emulator
Or WAV? There's no compression at all.
To use an old, albeit highly relevant, cliche: If you play with fire, you're going to get burned.
Not if you're wearing a fireproof suit. If you know what you're doing, you'll probably be able to win at the conman's own game. Obviously many people don't, and they get suckered.
Well, you have hurt the feelings of a Grammar Nazi by misspelling "Truly."
If it's something with little competition though, then the price usually stays around one area. Then the number of units becomes more important than the price, because the price won't change.
Labels don't provide the means, money does. A band with enough money can rip up their contract with the record company and market without the company's help.