NASA's live stream of the landing of the Curiosity rover in 2012 was interrupted as well. A news station integrated parts of the stream into a report. Since the station was a media partner of YouTube, the service assumed that the news report was the original and automatically interrupted NASAs live stream during the landing.
Probably gives the police additional investigatory powers since they're now supect of being a terrorist organisation. It's not stupid, it's unabashedly abusive.
At one point, Visa tried to prevent German shops from selling Cuban cigars. I guess these transactions were high risk as well and Visa did not try to police the world according to US political views.
... and over-the-air update can also break it. Or take away the "feature" once the car leaves the showroom.
And why would anyone in Tesla do that?
Because Tesla gets sued for patent infringement over a feature and removing it is part of the settlement or does otherwise reduce costs. We've had these things happen with consumer electronics. Why not cars?
Pandora isn’t available where you are yet.
Pandora is only available in the U.S. right now – but we are working on bringing our music service to other parts of the world.
This message has been up for over ten years for anyone outside the US.
The US got New Zealand to arrest Kim Dotkom and freeze his assets even though Megaupload was registered in Hong Kong. AFAIK he is still fighting extradition to the US.
Ads pay so little that many websites would make more money with a $5.99 per year subscription. Maybe they should try that instead of trying to charge $10 or $20 per month.
The voting records are uploaded to a central server using FTP. All clients use the same credentials, which are hidden in the software. Once you extracted the credentials, you can change the records of current and past elections at will.
The update process is completely unsecured as well. However, the current problems are not a real issue since the software will receive an online updare that fixes the discovered vulnerabilities before the upcoming election.
Web browsers provide the one device independent platform we have. If we can get it to support more use cases without compromising security, I'm all for it.
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I didn't see a license on the webpage. Are those images in the public domain or does the museum claim copyright on the scans?
NASA's live stream of the landing of the Curiosity rover in 2012 was interrupted as well. A news station integrated parts of the stream into a report. Since the station was a media partner of YouTube, the service assumed that the news report was the original and automatically interrupted NASAs live stream during the landing.
Probably gives the police additional investigatory powers since they're now supect of being a terrorist organisation. It's not stupid, it's unabashedly abusive.
At one point, Visa tried to prevent German shops from selling Cuban cigars. I guess these transactions were high risk as well and Visa did not try to police the world according to US political views.
... and over-the-air update can also break it. Or take away the "feature" once the car leaves the showroom.
And why would anyone in Tesla do that?
Because Tesla gets sued for patent infringement over a feature and removing it is part of the settlement or does otherwise reduce costs. We've had these things happen with consumer electronics. Why not cars?
That's like saying since I'm free to move in public, I'm also free to stalk you.
Pandora isn’t available where you are yet.
Pandora is only available in the U.S. right now – but we are working on bringing our music service to other parts of the world.
This message has been up for over ten years for anyone outside the US.
The US got New Zealand to arrest Kim Dotkom and freeze his assets even though Megaupload was registered in Hong Kong. AFAIK he is still fighting extradition to the US.
In 2017, twenty-nine orbital rockets were launched from the US. Nineteen of those were a Falcon 9.
http://spaceflight101.com/2017...
Ads pay so little that many websites would make more money with a $5.99 per year subscription. Maybe they should try that instead of trying to charge $10 or $20 per month.
It would be nice if, with the improved controls, they would allow to publish nude content instead of forcing US prudery on the rest of the world.
It won't be Big Tech vs Big Telecom. It will be Big vs small.
Why innocent people plead guilty
They also tried to force shops in Germany to stop selling Cuban cigars.
You missed a presentation or two. Red Dragon is no longer planned.
SpaceX is on its way to provide more rocket launches than any other company this year. All hot air.
As optical illusions prove, inferring 3D structure from stereoscopic input is also error prone for humans. I guess that makes it I-hard?
And does it automatically upload / share the images?
They won't be allowed to launch a rocket over land for a long time. Noise is also a big issue.
The update process is completely unsecured as well. However, the current problems are not a real issue since the software will receive an online updare that fixes the discovered vulnerabilities before the upcoming election.
Facebook is also preinstalled on many devices and can't be uninstalled.
Web browsers provide the one device independent platform we have. If we can get it to support more use cases without compromising security, I'm all for it.
There's nothing preventing the courts from awarding punitive damages against a company engaging in that behavior.
And how often does this actually happen?
Unlikely.
The spy was placed with ISIS, not Assad.