However, the law is made, enacted and enforced by individuals. Your point stands that it is different than just killing those you don't like but there are many (myself included) that would say that it's not more legitimate to kill people just because you do it as a gang.
Exactly. My first assumption is that Tomato or DD-WRT would be safe from this attack but I'd rather hear it from someone who knows for sure. Who knows what drivers, bits of code or low-level firmware are reused between the two? Not me.
Revenue doesn't mean an awful lot when you're not paying dividends. Sure, it's a metric and you can play with price to earning ratios and whatnot but if you're not putting $$$ in peoples palms, the stock price is really what counts.
I think the Google services thing is a Google restriction. Though Amazon possibly could have got on board with that, it possibly would have locked them out from some of the things they wanted to do with the phone. Google services have really turned into an Apple style lock-down on Android unfortunately.
Amazon have offered it with 1 year of free Prime (that was back when they were also offering them at $200). I guess that's just a sign that they're not doing so well though. That was contract free also.
Of course, there was the time the US navy connected the sewage pumps on one of their warships up to the City of Portsmouth's potable water supply but that probably doesn't count.
Since this is playing in darknet waters, illegality is only likely to be expected. However, I have been playing with the idea of an app that buys random $1 stuff off ebay on either a daily, weekly or ad-hoc basis (Hey, that's less than people spend on cable). I hadn't really considered any issues with legality. The main thing stopping me was I wasn't sure if people would feel comfortable entering their Paypal details.
Here's the thing. dd will overwrite all the available sectors. All the available sectors. If a sector has been moved due to errors detected, it could very well be sitting out there waiting for the right software, hardware or firmware modifications to allow it to be read again. There are also potentially several areas (cache memory, and other things I am not enough of a hard-drive tech wiz to recall) where your data could be stored.
Secure erase is supposed to erase all the available sectors, all sectors outside of the available sectors and those other places that some of your data could be stored. Best practice is probably to perform a secure erase and a dd (order likely doesn't matter much).
Buses have shitty economy when run empty which is often the case because they need to be available for people who rely on them. Trains are fairly good for specific tasks (typically in transporting people who want to live and work to close to each other about) but lack general purposeness in specific but important areas.
True. Plus in many cases, the issue with those emissions is that they are being released close to people. Released at altitude, they quickly diffuse to trivial levels.
Yep. And like I say, we're talking point-to-point. In many cases, a plane will significantly less distance to get from point A to point B as a car would.
Flying isn't too bad. I once did a quick calculation that put flying a small Cessna at using about 2x the fuel of a regular car for the same point-to-point distance. Most flights are typically hundreds of people so I wouldn't be surprised if it broke even well before having 100 people on a flight. If this were not the case, it wouldn't be so cheap to fly (look at ticket prices. Most of that is services and taxes).
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However, the law is made, enacted and enforced by individuals. Your point stands that it is different than just killing those you don't like but there are many (myself included) that would say that it's not more legitimate to kill people just because you do it as a gang.
Should be possible to search the cache. Perhaps an extension?
Comcast opening access to your router to people you don't know is nothing to worry about. What could possibly go wrong?
Exactly. My first assumption is that Tomato or DD-WRT would be safe from this attack but I'd rather hear it from someone who knows for sure. Who knows what drivers, bits of code or low-level firmware are reused between the two? Not me.
Amazon does not.
Leon's getting larger.
Revenue doesn't mean an awful lot when you're not paying dividends. Sure, it's a metric and you can play with price to earning ratios and whatnot but if you're not putting $$$ in peoples palms, the stock price is really what counts.
I think the Google services thing is a Google restriction. Though Amazon possibly could have got on board with that, it possibly would have locked them out from some of the things they wanted to do with the phone. Google services have really turned into an Apple style lock-down on Android unfortunately.
Amazon have offered it with 1 year of free Prime (that was back when they were also offering them at $200). I guess that's just a sign that they're not doing so well though. That was contract free also.
The wife likes hers. We did get it at the $200 discount price and she's already an Amazon Prime member though. I think I would find it troublesome
Of course, there was the time the US navy connected the sewage pumps on one of their warships up to the City of Portsmouth's potable water supply but that probably doesn't count.
The insult you slung while exhibiting your ignorance is most gratifying.
Yup. That is what I was getting at.
Though technically you could buy the lower in Walmart also. They typically sell complete firearms though.
Google "polymer lower".
Yep. I'm very pro gun but it seems there's a (very) small group of Texans want to crap in everyone's cereal and spoil it for everyone.
Since this is playing in darknet waters, illegality is only likely to be expected. However, I have been playing with the idea of an app that buys random $1 stuff off ebay on either a daily, weekly or ad-hoc basis (Hey, that's less than people spend on cable). I hadn't really considered any issues with legality. The main thing stopping me was I wasn't sure if people would feel comfortable entering their Paypal details.
Who's responsible when I point my car, traveling at speed, at a bunch of pedestrians and jump out? There's just no way to know.
Here's the thing. dd will overwrite all the available sectors. All the available sectors. If a sector has been moved due to errors detected, it could very well be sitting out there waiting for the right software, hardware or firmware modifications to allow it to be read again. There are also potentially several areas (cache memory, and other things I am not enough of a hard-drive tech wiz to recall) where your data could be stored.
Secure erase is supposed to erase all the available sectors, all sectors outside of the available sectors and those other places that some of your data could be stored. Best practice is probably to perform a secure erase and a dd (order likely doesn't matter much).
And let's not forget the clacks.
Buses have shitty economy when run empty which is often the case because they need to be available for people who rely on them. Trains are fairly good for specific tasks (typically in transporting people who want to live and work to close to each other about) but lack general purposeness in specific but important areas.
True. Plus in many cases, the issue with those emissions is that they are being released close to people. Released at altitude, they quickly diffuse to trivial levels.
Yep. And like I say, we're talking point-to-point. In many cases, a plane will significantly less distance to get from point A to point B as a car would.
Flying isn't too bad. I once did a quick calculation that put flying a small Cessna at using about 2x the fuel of a regular car for the same point-to-point distance. Most flights are typically hundreds of people so I wouldn't be surprised if it broke even well before having 100 people on a flight. If this were not the case, it wouldn't be so cheap to fly (look at ticket prices. Most of that is services and taxes).
Let's have a conference about how to address this issue and fly in all the delegates. And their entourages. Don't forget them limos.
Wow. There is just so much wrong here...