Maybe the backdoor isn't so much the crypto format itself - it's in the password to decrypt. After all - these companies have a thing for you sharing information 'in the cloud', right? What's to stop them from simply posting your password somewhere central - for recovery purposes on your (and apparently, other people's) behalf? I reckon 90% of users would find it super-convenient!
You act as if versioning systems and concurrent programming have only been invented in the last ten years. And that is simply not true, so there must be another problem underlying yours.
I had the pleasure of working with Windows 7 a week ago, on the rare occasion I had to set up a demonstration on a netbook. Hadn't seriously touched windows since.. I don't know. Probably NT. And it *still* is a toy-OS.
If a game was as necessary for survival as food, and if Microsoft was the State, not a private company that is allowed to whatever it pleases with its own products then yes, your point would be perfectly valid.
Because they load the pages, but they don't load the ads. You do a simple count-comparison between serverlogs.
If advertisers want their ads to be seen, they need to either run worthwhile content on their servers (so that users are loathe to let their adblockers block it), or inline the ads within the page (which is such an easy solution, I can't believe I'd have to tell them).
Nuance exists for a reason, you know. People do *not* normally commit suicide, even if they're in a confrontation with the DoJ. People however, *do* normally drown when their feet are cast in concrete.
I meant the 'normal' lack of empathy. We cannot all have the same amount of empathy, or too much of it, or else our coffers would all go to Africa, nor can we all have complete lack of it. I meant the lack of empathy that comes with having a demanding job. It happens to IT-people as well.
Not psychopaths. Fused with their jobs + lack of empathy. Just like IT-people can sometimes have a problem imagining that there are other people who do not know, understand, or even like, IT, these people cannot empathize with other people that are not lawyers, or bureaucrats. They think that they have the most wonderful job in the world and imagine that everyone else wants to have it too. And therefore, do not mind dealing with the lawsuits and the paperwork. Those are fun challenges!
But if the stuff you do at home consists of watching youtube or playing games - I couldn't for the life of me imagine an existance so boring - go for it!
Or a human right. As long as you don't need facebook to get a job, file a criminal report, register a car or whatnot, I can't lose any sleep over this. It's just a website, folks.
They serve as ideal small computers in all sorts of laboratory set-ups. Use them as network line-debuggers, use them as front-end mockups - I just love them!
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Maybe the backdoor isn't so much the crypto format itself - it's in the password to decrypt. After all - these companies have a thing for you sharing information 'in the cloud', right? What's to stop them from simply posting your password somewhere central - for recovery purposes on your (and apparently, other people's) behalf? I reckon 90% of users would find it super-convenient!
You act as if versioning systems and concurrent programming have only been invented in the last ten years. And that is simply not true, so there must be another problem underlying yours.
"Employers would be obliged to look up every new hire in the database to verify that they match their photo."
Are employers officials of the state now? This sounds very un-American, and very un-doable too.
'Good malware' is the stupidest idea ever.
brainfuck?
In the United Paranoid States.
I had the pleasure of working with Windows 7 a week ago, on the rare occasion I had to set up a demonstration on a netbook. Hadn't seriously touched windows since.. I don't know. Probably NT. And it *still* is a toy-OS.
Just like the color of your shoes. Or it may not.
That we had already established beyond any reasonable doubt that hateful language was a predictor of genocide?
If a game was as necessary for survival as food, and if Microsoft was the State, not a private company that is allowed to whatever it pleases with its own products then yes, your point would be perfectly valid.
Did they cross check with similar sized, similar colored, random dictionary words-labeled packages?
Because they load the pages, but they don't load the ads. You do a simple count-comparison between serverlogs.
If advertisers want their ads to be seen, they need to either run worthwhile content on their servers (so that users are loathe to let their adblockers block it), or inline the ads within the page (which is such an easy solution, I can't believe I'd have to tell them).
Obviously, it's off the Charm class for you!
Mac OS loses 4GB in formatting a filesystem? Wow.
And the networkworld guy is a sour-ass.
Nuance exists for a reason, you know. People do *not* normally commit suicide, even if they're in a confrontation with the DoJ. People however, *do* normally drown when their feet are cast in concrete.
A million is probably a bit of an exageration, as there are only 64K source ports to distribute. Minus a few, even.
I meant the 'normal' lack of empathy. We cannot all have the same amount of empathy, or too much of it, or else our coffers would all go to Africa, nor can we all have complete lack of it. I meant the lack of empathy that comes with having a demanding job. It happens to IT-people as well.
Not psychopaths. Fused with their jobs + lack of empathy. Just like IT-people can sometimes have a problem imagining that there are other people who do not know, understand, or even like, IT, these people cannot empathize with other people that are not lawyers, or bureaucrats. They think that they have the most wonderful job in the world and imagine that everyone else wants to have it too. And therefore, do not mind dealing with the lawsuits and the paperwork. Those are fun challenges!
Before we're overshadowed by this:
http://www.ras.org.uk/news-and-press/224-news-2013/2212-astronomers-discover-the-largest-structure-in-the-universe
The alternative of which is: total anarchy.
Or serious processing.
But if the stuff you do at home consists of watching youtube or playing games - I couldn't for the life of me imagine an existance so boring - go for it!
Or a human right. As long as you don't need facebook to get a job, file a criminal report, register a car or whatnot, I can't lose any sleep over this. It's just a website, folks.
They serve as ideal small computers in all sorts of laboratory set-ups. Use them as network line-debuggers, use them as front-end mockups - I just love them!
The excuse that Obama is still busy cleaning up Bush's mess is wearing a bit thin, I suppose.