I suspect that most of those are for 'private' use. I personally have a self signed certificate so that I can do secure webmail from anywhere. Webmail is at a public address where anyone can see it, so a check would show an invalid cert. But in reality, it doesn't matter at all.
The number are skewed and probably meaningless because I strongly suspect I am not the only one doing this.
This is not a comment on whether Facebook makes too much information public. This is a comment on the whether public data can be scanned:
If the data was available on the public site then there is no privacy concern. If they 'hacked' facebook to get private data, then there is a privacy concern.
Public data is public data and anybody can 'scan' it if they like.
I am a programmer. I can honestly say that I have never saved data, via code, that I did know I was saving. There is no such thing as unintentional data.
It depends on what you want. Higher levels of academia do not necessarily produce good programmers, but it does typically produce good researchers. Hire the individual, not the education, is my experience.
Feeling no pain is different from experiencing distress. Its not the pain that most activists are worried about, its the living conditions, the over crowding, the bad feed.
The fact that an antivirus program combined with a firewall is mandatory for any windows box (closed source) to remain virus free for longer than 20 seconds connected to the internet, whereas linux (open source) requires no such antivirus program, is experiential proof that linux is more secure.
Many firewall/routers run linux. If linux is good enough to protect your windows machines from intrusion, then a logical person would conclude an open source operating system such as linux is more secure.
I agree linux is more secure, but item one is not proof of that. There are more exploits for Windows because there are more windows boxes out there. And the exploiters go where the biggest market is.
I moved from Victoria... 5. Check out the work laws, as mentioned. You don't get public holidays in your first 30 days with an employer (I didn't work Good Friday, fortunately my overtime I'd been working covered it), you only get 2 weeks annual leave, 5 days sick leave, etc, etc. Thats a new one on me. As an employer in Canada, my employees, regardless of how new they are, get federal holidays off and paid for.
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And of course you let him know about the missing items........
Man, those types of videos give me a headache. Use a tripod, pop the camera again something. JUST STOP THE SHAKING! Please?
That sounds like a very slippery slope.
Sounds like a perfect job for OpenCL. When a program is rewritten for OpenCL, you can just drop in CPU's or GPU's and they get used.
I suspect that most of those are for 'private' use. I personally have a self signed certificate so that I can do secure webmail from anywhere. Webmail is at a public address where anyone can see it, so a check would show an invalid cert. But in reality, it doesn't matter at all.
The number are skewed and probably meaningless because I strongly suspect I am not the only one doing this.
There is no such thing as iOS3, so I suspect that nobody is running it.
It was called iPhone OS 3
This is not a comment on whether Facebook makes too much information public. This is a comment on the whether public data can be scanned:
If the data was available on the public site then there is no privacy concern. If they 'hacked' facebook to get private data, then there is a privacy concern.
Public data is public data and anybody can 'scan' it if they like.
I am a programmer. I can honestly say that I have never saved data, via code, that I did know I was saving. There is no such thing as unintentional data.
Do you actually believe that Steve Jobs personally does all rejection......really?
Everybody thought it was plastic, but it was just new technology. Now we just have to wait for an announcement on how to mount those crazy i7's
OS X uses ipfw as its firewall. Look up 'ipfw throttling' in google. If you don't want to edit ipfw files by hand, hunt out WaterRoof as well.
Doxygen is your friend. run it over the source code and keep the HTML handy for searches and cross references.
It depends on what you want. Higher levels of academia do not necessarily produce good programmers, but it does typically produce good researchers. Hire the individual, not the education, is my experience.
In what way is this a ZING. You are suggesting because a mistake was made once it should be made again?
Gregor
Perhaps we could better decide if we saw a list of Linus' global peace initiatives...
Gregor
Try asking this on serverfault.com. Lots of advice can be found there.
Calling Mac users stupid is not 'informative', the parent must be modded down.
Feeling no pain is different from experiencing distress. Its not the pain that most activists are worried about, its the living conditions, the over crowding, the bad feed.
Get a grip.
Gregor
According to other studies, violent games make people violent.
Why believe this study and not the others?
Most nerds would call it recursive, not circular reference.
Besides, I prefer techno-weenie.
Lenovo is not IBM
2 points.
I agree linux is more secure, but item one is not proof of that. There are more exploits for Windows because there are more windows boxes out there. And the exploiters go where the biggest market is.
Gregor
What is an iTouch? Do you mean an iPhone?
Gregor
Power supplies for the C-64 were 'potted' as were many power supplies of the day. Can't see why it would not work.
Gregor
5. Check out the work laws, as mentioned. You don't get public holidays in your first 30 days with an employer (I didn't work Good Friday, fortunately my overtime I'd been working covered it), you only get 2 weeks annual leave, 5 days sick leave, etc, etc. Thats a new one on me. As an employer in Canada, my employees, regardless of how new they are, get federal holidays off and paid for.
Gregor