People need to stop being lazy and actually type the urls into the address bar. With ICANN wanting to let people create any tld they like phishing is surely going to increase.
Holden repeatedly allows their vehicles to be used in drug running, armed robberies and abductions by failing to control what the vehicles are used for.
I own more than 100 DVDs and I can't help but feel guilty about it. When your customers have a moral dilemma about buying your products, it's time to re think the business model. But that won't happen because the media companies are business armatures.
I would have thought a GPS would cause that problem rather than prevent it. Someone who knows were they are going from having looked at a map won't encounter the unexpected freeway exit.
At the end of the day, some people are just shit drivers. Allot of the people who crash while talking on the phone are shithouse drivers to start with. The phone just pushes the envelope that little bit further.
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Absolutely, in what way is cloud storage unsecure?
No it's not.
Try telling people their banks website is not at http://164.45.2.3/bank
People need to stop being lazy and actually type the urls into the address bar. With ICANN wanting to let people create any tld they like phishing is surely going to increase.
Your first quote seems to support the AFACT lawyers claimed against iiNet. That they did nothing to discourage copyright infringement on its network.
The first quote is pointing out the stupidity of the lawsuit.
Unless they are dressed like Santa.
Only 8.1% ?
and?
how do you prove (!) that you didn't make the list of IPs and times up?
How do you think they sue the dead and/or people who dont own computers. It's not though competent investigation.
As we know 1 user equals 51,470 people.
http://tech.slashdot.org/story/09/09/04/2148203/How-136-People-Became-7-Million-Illegal-File-Sharers?from=rss
So at most only 2 iiNet customers were recorded and even that's on dodgy unreliable evidence.
Wait a minute, you can actually prove tangible losses from people speeding.
I can!
My bank statement is full of withdrawals to pay the fines.
Holden repeatedly allows their vehicles to be used in drug running, armed robberies and abductions by failing to control what the vehicles are used for.
It's not fraud when the bank says it's ok.
I own more than 100 DVDs and I can't help but feel guilty about it. When your customers have a moral dilemma about buying your products, it's time to re think the business model. But that won't happen because the media companies are business armatures.
Bit-torrent is a long term solution. Because it is a protocol and not a network so it can't be "Shut Down".
ThePirateBay is a sigle entity, it can be attacked and brought down but that won't stop others from stepping in and setting up replacements.
The Pirate Bay is a classic case of David vs Goliath.
Its great that the little guys are able to hold out against the big corporate bullies.
Why would they need the list?
They accuse you, you're guilty end off.
They aren't going to trouble themselves with minor inconveniences such as providing proof or evidence.
I would have thought a GPS would cause that problem rather than prevent it. Someone who knows were they are going from having looked at a map won't encounter the unexpected freeway exit.
Because only criminals use torrents.
But it's perfectly legal to use the phone while driving, you just can't hold it in your hand.
no but I do look at it and type.
You can get headsets built into motorcycle helmets. You can also still text on a bike, although I wouldn't recommend it.
At the end of the day, some people are just shit drivers. Allot of the people who crash while talking on the phone are shithouse drivers to start with. The phone just pushes the envelope that little bit further.
In Australia I can use my gps while driving and it's perfectly legal but I cannot hold a phone to my ear.
Where's the logic in that.
But that's just funny.