So if you get local access to a system running a btfs filsystem then you can destroy it...but if you have local access you can easily do that anyway with any filesystem....?
Note the RIAA has never published music, and is not a music publisher so should have no right to fine uploaders/distributors/publishers
They represent some of the Music Publishers in the USA, but not all of them, and not all music publishers across the world
But they will and have tried to prosecute people for uploading material where the copyright is not owned by the people they represent, even outside the USA
Census also showed there were : 56,620 Paganists, 39,061 Spiritualists, 2,418 Scientologists and 20,288 Jainists...and 4 million who did not put any religion....
You have marketed and sold the value of your product based on an interactive interface that can inform, update and interact with the user, then set up a voting system where you inform them of the vote by email, and the voting system is seemingly not coping with the volume of votes when less that 1% are trying....
As an exercise in proving the voting system is broken it worked very well
Microsoft have their own infrastructure and inapp payments system and do not need to use Apple's resources at, Apple forces everyone to use theirs like it or not and charges them for the privilege
Microsoft Apps can use any or their own Android Apps can use any or their own
Apple are the only Smartphone system that forces you to use their app store for all apps, forces you to use their system to make in app payments, and charges you for each....
No it means that if someone can steal the password hashes then your passwords are known....
Why is the database of passwords on a machine that is capable of being stolen in the first place, this is like the soldier having a list of challenges and responses written down where anyone he challenges could potentially see the entire list...
The solution is for the user facing machine not to contain the hashes just an API to check individual passwords as needed
It depends what you do with exchange, if it is just an email server then it is vast overkill...there are better alternatives
If however you use it properly and completely then it is difficult to find an alternative, but many of the "properly and completely" features are integration with MS active directory, MS windows, MS Office, MS Sharepoint etc... which unsurprisingly Microsoft can do better than anyone else...
No it does not help the customer who are in the majority...if you sell 300 items then 300 people want them it does not matter who they are where they are, it only reduces your advertising costs as you can direct your adverts to people who are already buying your product (and leave out the people who are not buying now) !
The real issue is not their competitors or even the market, but the single question "Can I run xxxx on it" the xxxx is currently a Windows application and so the only system that can answer yes is Windows....(fill in with Exchange, Office, Outlook, etc etc...)
Microsoft will only fade when people ask about apps that will either run on other system or will not run on Windows...
All electronic voting machines have the issue that they are a black box where votes go in, and results come out and mysterious stuff happens between which the company who makes them tries to prove that nothing untoward can happen...
Putting a mark on a piece of paper and counting them works, has worked for many years, is at least as secure as any voting machine, and scales to electorates much much larger then the USA...
.NET is not a language C# is and is Java the Microsoft way Ruby is Perl updated ADA is what it is...
Lisp/Scheme is a good basis for a language in the same way that most systems are still actually complied in C/C++ regardless of what they are written in
Younger workers have not yet learned that long hours cause burn out that will not get them advancement, older workers have learnt that the people who do long hours are not the ones who get advancement anyway...
Each new batch of younger workers are also the ones that make the same mistakes over and over that the older ones have learnt to avoid...experience is useful in being efficient
Walk or drive past an office building on the public highway and you are almost certainly being filmed, the cameras are not "authorised" by anyone by the company who use the building.... no-one has democratically allowed this
Chernobyl : They experimented with a live reactor, turned off many of the safety systems, including many that cannot be disabled on most reactors
Fukushima : Ran 6 reactors beyond their design lifetimes, ignored recommendations to increase the height of the tsunami defences, ignored safety inspection failures, ignored recommendations to protect backup generators. The reactors survived largely intact a massive earthquake and mostly intact after a huge tsunami (unlike all the conventional power stations on the coast) they had already started to shut down safely but were prevented from completing this due to flooding of their diesel generators used to pump coolant....
Conclusion : If a reactor has a design lifetime don't overrun this, if a reactor fails a safety inspection shut it down until it passes, don't play with a live reactor.... not exactly rocket science...?
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So if you get local access to a system running a btfs filsystem then you can destroy it ...but if you have local access you can easily do that anyway with any filesystem ....?
Note the RIAA has never published music, and is not a music publisher so should have no right to fine uploaders/distributors /publishers
They represent some of the Music Publishers in the USA, but not all of them, and not all music publishers across the world
But they will and have tried to prosecute people for uploading material where the copyright is not owned by the people they represent, even outside the USA
Census also showed there were : 56,620 Paganists, 39,061 Spiritualists, 2,418 Scientologists and 20,288 Jainists ...and 4 million who did not put any religion ....
You have marketed and sold the value of your product based on an interactive interface that can inform, update and interact with the user, then set up a voting system where you inform them of the vote by email, and the voting system is seemingly not coping with the volume of votes when less that 1% are trying ....
As an exercise in proving the voting system is broken it worked very well
Microsoft have their own infrastructure and inapp payments system and do not need to use Apple's resources at, Apple forces everyone to use theirs like it or not and charges them for the privilege
Microsoft Apps can use any or their own
Android Apps can use any or their own
Apple are the only Smartphone system that forces you to use their app store for all apps, forces you to use their system to make in app payments, and charges you for each ....
I call Godwin ....
The physical phone is not needed you can simply run a soft-phone on a PC/Laptop.
But a headset/handset/speaker(phone) is essential unless you hardly use it, it's just these are plugged into a computer instead of the handset
Note both Skype and mobile phones have very bad audio quality compare to copper or properly setup VOIP
No it means that if someone can steal the password hashes then your passwords are known ....
Why is the database of passwords on a machine that is capable of being stolen in the first place, this is like the soldier having a list of challenges and responses written down where anyone he challenges could potentially see the entire list ...
The solution is for the user facing machine not to contain the hashes just an API to check individual passwords as needed
It depends what you do with exchange, if it is just an email server then it is vast overkill ...there are better alternatives
If however you use it properly and completely then it is difficult to find an alternative, but many of the "properly and completely" features are integration with MS active directory, MS windows, MS Office, MS Sharepoint etc ... which unsurprisingly Microsoft can do better than anyone else ...
If you can tell the difference between an iPhone4S and an iPhone5 then you have one ... and by that time you have already bought it ..
What are the advantages of the iPhone5 .... I have no idea and I have seen adverts for it?
No it does not help the customer who are in the majority ...if you sell 300 items then 300 people want them it does not matter who they are where they are, it only reduces your advertising costs as you can direct your adverts to people who are already buying your product (and leave out the people who are not buying now) !
The real issue is not their competitors or even the market, but the single question "Can I run xxxx on it" the xxxx is currently a Windows application and so the only system that can answer yes is Windows ....(fill in with Exchange, Office, Outlook, etc etc ...)
Microsoft will only fade when people ask about apps that will either run on other system or will not run on Windows ...
Microsoft are trying to reinvent themselves as Apple but seem not to have notices that Apple have sewn up that position already....
This occurred in the UK, we don't have free speech enshrined in a constitution
...Old Persian, a language that has not been spoken for 2000 years ...
And ic cyðe eow, æt ic wylle beon hold hlaford and unswicende to godes gerihtum and to rihtre woroldlage...
All electronic voting machines have the issue that they are a black box where votes go in, and results come out and mysterious stuff happens between which the company who makes them tries to prove that nothing untoward can happen ...
Putting a mark on a piece of paper and counting them works, has worked for many years, is at least as secure as any voting machine, and scales to electorates much much larger then the USA ...
Apple makes money selling the device, and from each App, and from the OS, and from any content you download ....
Amazon makes money only from the content ...and they can still sell it for less ...
.NET is not a language C# is and is Java the Microsoft way
Ruby is Perl updated
ADA is what it is...
Lisp/Scheme is a good basis for a language in the same way that most systems are still actually complied in C/C++ regardless of what they are written in
Haskell - 22 years old and counting ... ....
Ruby - 17 years old and counting
Younger workers have not yet learned that long hours cause burn out that will not get them advancement, older workers have learnt that the people who do long hours are not the ones who get advancement anyway ...
Each new batch of younger workers are also the ones that make the same mistakes over and over that the older ones have learnt to avoid ...experience is useful in being efficient
An app that asks for access to your addressbook when it does need to does not get installed on Android, on Apple you install it then block it ...?
I like the take it or leave it, an app that asks too much is not installed and so cannot do anything,
on Apple you install it ban it from some things, then much much later discover what else it was doing?
Software Patents are a US idea and a US problem, Patents are government granted and so can be taken away or invalidated easily ...
Walk or drive past an office building on the public highway and you are almost certainly being filmed, the cameras are not "authorised" by anyone by the company who use the building .... no-one has democratically allowed this
Entering private land without a a lawful excuse is Trespass, someone delivering to your house, or visiting is implicitly given access
If you aren't doing anything illegal you are probably dead, you would be amazed what is illegal ....
Chernobyl : They experimented with a live reactor, turned off many of the safety systems, including many that cannot be disabled on most reactors
Fukushima : Ran 6 reactors beyond their design lifetimes, ignored recommendations to increase the height of the tsunami defences, ignored safety inspection failures, ignored recommendations to protect backup generators. The reactors survived largely intact a massive earthquake and mostly intact after a huge tsunami (unlike all the conventional power stations on the coast) they had already started to shut down safely but were prevented from completing this due to flooding of their diesel generators used to pump coolant ....
Conclusion : If a reactor has a design lifetime don't overrun this, if a reactor fails a safety inspection shut it down until it passes, don't play with a live reactor .... not exactly rocket science ...?