If you aren't even a facebook user, you might want to add the antisocial subscription to adblock, since those little facebook icons are just as useless as the social bookmarking buttons of yore, but more viral.
Depends on the door. A wooden door, with an after market bolt, would only stop opportunistic threats. A door designed from the ground up to be secure, would have multiple locking bars which engage in all directions, into a metal frame which would also be part of the overall secure design. That would go some way to reduce the single point of failure which a single bolt represents.
Hardware that was even making a token effort at security, would need to be capable of cold zeroisation. To remotely wipe data, it needs a power source AND a signal.
Semantic quibble, which comes down to people's ability to asses risk. Guns vs swimming pools. The point is, the phone is a terrible choice for security related matters, because it wasn't specifically designed to be an e-wallet from the ground up.
You could have removed some key parts of the stuff, and sold them as "unlockable content". Otherwise you could have done an advert supported model, with banner ads epoxied to everything.
Any real twitter story would have the person text a friend who put it on twitter for them. That extra level of redirection makes it far more compelling.
Next: The six degrees of 911 dispatchers. "Hello, is that Kevin Bacon? I'm choking on a pretzel!"
The really insidious strategy would be to register , and actually run your *sucks site, allowing user generated content, but with subtle manipulation and censorship, making it the number one destination for haters.
I prefer that law, forget the name right now, that says that as computational power increases, windows will require ALL of it to run, greatly increasing demand for CPU and RAM, and lowering the cost of hardware just behind the curve for the rest of us.
1. Move away from America 2. Develop whilst simultaneously not caring about software patents. 3. Sales and profit. 4. Get sued in America 5. Don't turn up 6. Don't go to America (or South Korea) ever again.
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Lifespan at 5 deg C, 33% metabolic rate.
Sequence shortened.
Seriously. I've never heard of Microsoft Kin.
If you aren't even a facebook user, you might want to add the antisocial subscription to adblock,
since those little facebook icons are just as useless as the social bookmarking buttons of yore, but more viral.
Depends on the door.
A wooden door, with an after market bolt, would only stop opportunistic threats.
A door designed from the ground up to be secure, would have multiple locking bars which engage in all directions, into a metal frame which would also be part of the overall secure design.
That would go some way to reduce the single point of failure which a single bolt represents.
Analogy stands.
Hardware that was even making a token effort at security, would need to be capable of cold zeroisation.
To remotely wipe data, it needs a power source AND a signal.
Semantic quibble, which comes down to people's ability to asses risk. Guns vs swimming pools.
The point is, the phone is a terrible choice for security related matters, because it wasn't specifically designed to be an e-wallet from the ground up.
You can never, ever just bolt-on security.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyXcqu8AhDY
The only way to win facebook is NOT TO PLAY.
Well done. However you're the only person on slashdot today.
That's not how it's done these days.
You could have removed some key parts of the stuff, and sold them as "unlockable content".
Otherwise you could have done an advert supported model, with banner ads epoxied to everything.
If that plane had crashed into a building, it would have been like 911 divided by 100
Yes. Nine point one one!
Peak solar!
Any real twitter story would have the person text a friend who put it on twitter for them.
That extra level of redirection makes it far more compelling.
Next: The six degrees of 911 dispatchers.
"Hello, is that Kevin Bacon? I'm choking on a pretzel!"
The really insidious strategy would be to register , and actually run your *sucks site, allowing user generated content, but with subtle manipulation and censorship, making it the number one destination for haters.
Er, hope I didn't just give anyone ideas.
I demand a meta top 10. The top ten list of top 10 lists.
Isn't that the whole premise behind MMORPG already?
Next, change the summary to read "...integrate with Facebook, Twitter, and e-mail to make me a sitting duck for targeted marketing".
Moore's law is ok.
I prefer that law, forget the name right now, that says that as computational power increases, windows will require ALL of it to run, greatly increasing demand for CPU and RAM, and lowering the cost of hardware just behind the curve for the rest of us.
var evilbit=new Boolean(true);
Snape kills Dumbledore
Patent 1010101
Dear Aunt, let's set so double the killer delete select all, and method for manufacturing same.
This year you are being visited by three ghosts.
The ghost of preprocessor directives.
The ghost of just-in-time debugging.
And finally...
The ghost of lazy evaluation.
"The Pirate Bay Co-Founder ... and alleged rapist ... has started a new project which will provide a decentralized p2p based ..."
Click this to fill their logs:
http://www.joindiaspora.com/you_need_to_allow_any_modern_browser_to_get_users
A spoon may not be a fork, but a spork is a fork of a spoon.
Pun intended.
1. Move away from America
2. Develop whilst simultaneously not caring about software patents.
3. Sales and profit.
4. Get sued in America
5. Don't turn up
6. Don't go to America (or South Korea) ever again.