AT least the domain is in the hands of a white hat.
I've seen all kinds of amazing stuff on fax machines - a similar situation:
- Construction documents for a part to a Trident nuclear submarine - DMV record searches - Results of drug tests - Not to mention the occasional credit card number
Remember, kiddies, the law is not on your side. I someone accidentally emails you a credit card number, and you use it, it's still fraud.
The role of religious fundamentalism in the US is exaggerated by the media, and the presence of an evil crackpot in the White House doesn't help.
The main reason science doesn't get taught effectively in the US is plain old laziness, apathy, and stupidity.
If the same proportion of secular parents gave a shit about their child's education as the proportion of religious nuts homeschooling their kids about how their grampa warn't no monkey this problem would largely be solved.
Huh? GOOG is a public company - it is subject to the same rules as everyone else.
They are just doing things are are so weird, and so different, from anyone else, that their IT functions are more tightly coupled to the rest of the company than most places.
As Eliot Spitzer found out, you can be an asshole, and you can be effective. But sooner or later you will get hung out to dry for whatever trivial reason, and no one will give a shit about your sorry ass.
I've wasted a few precious minutes of my life answering pollster questions, and every question I was asked was misleading in some way in the same manner as the parent post, although in a less exaggerated way.
SOMEBODY has to pay for those polls, and they get to say what questions are asked.
What kind of parent are you? Your kids are all vandals, taking drugs, driving around drunk, and causing trouble all over town. Please ground them or cut off their allowance or something.
More German troops froze to death and were killed by disease than were killed by bullets. They were riding on horses because Germany was having a hell of a time supplying them and they were getting their asses kicked by the Allies.
Let's move to the ecological paradise or the early 19th century, people in Europe and America weren't dying too much of disease and cold (at least if you could get clean water.) You were just walking though mud and horse shit up to you knees, or dying of cancer at 40 from a atmosphere constantly polluted by wood and coal smoke.
I'll take our media cluster-fuck-slash-ecological apocalypse anytime.
.. I see this more like, "Cheney hacks pacemaker to extract confessions from suspect cardiac patients".
Still, I'd like to see proof of concept. There is no such thing as "guaranteed short range" in wireless. My Bluetooth headset has a 50-foot range in the right locations.
Next thing you know, they can use this tracking information to let me know when the next train arrives on the Nanaimo Metro so I can get to Nanaimo International Airport in time for my flight to Prince George.
Actually, we find it much easier to hire J2EE programmers, since the framework is designed to accomodate those with, ahem, ordinary skills. Make so mistake, a very good J2EE programmer is better than a mediocre one, and there are lots of bad ones, but with J2EE you can do just fine, especially in a large organization with checks and balances and a decent support infrastructure.
It's the system administrators, "analyst/architects" (for lack of a better term), and people who need to patch up "out of band" legacy and proprietary bloatware that are hard to find. (Although anyone in our organization who dares call themselves "architect" gets slapped down to "gut level coder" for a few weeks as punishment.)
Well, it's interesting with Netflix. With the incremental cost of renting a movie lowered to virtually nothing, yes, more and more of the movies "I rent" are not "worth watching". So, yes, sortof.
But I really meant not available yet - oldies, silent, Godard, Ozu, 50s vintage Japanese samurai movies, 70s Hong Kong kung fu, etc. Some of these have just become available in the last few years on DVD. Since most of the DVD availability issues were due to haggling over "reprinting" rights, it's only a matter of time though, since if anyone halfway clever negotiated the DVD release contract it should have included HD.
Actually, if the factory can make 100% of its run for Cisco in 80% of the time allocated, the crooked factory manager is likely to see no reason why he can't use the 20% of the time he saved to knock off a few copies. See the article below about "cleans". The knockoffs are probably indistinguishable from the real items, except they don't get QAed as thoroughly.
This isn't phreaking, it's thuggery. The Coast Guard has a BIG problem with phony emergencies on marine radio, like at it's peak 2 or 3 pranks per week in the SF Bay Area.
When you get caught you are not released to the custody of your parents, they make sure you go to ass-pounding school.
90% of the movies I rent aren't available yet in HD, so "meh".
Actually 1080p on a 42" TV is pretty amazing - you can definitely see the difference between 720 and 1080 at 42". Right now about half of the 42" TVs I've been shopping for are 1080p. Go see it at a TV store where the staff are sufficiently not-dim-witted and actually connect all the HD TVs to HD sources.
1024-line laptops are common enough, but to display a wider picture than 4:3 aspect ratio you'll need to downsize the picture to 700 or even less. Only lamers crop off the ends.
I would suppose that two pieces of gum, accelerated sufficiently and fired head-on at head other, would result in a fissile reaction. You might have something there.
>> "As described in some detail in our paper, the basic attack tool is a paper clip. In order to record and analyze transactions a couple hundred pounds' worth of equipment is required, in addition to some digital design experience."
OK, a paper clip. PLUS A BUNCH OF OTHER STUFF.
Well, shoot, I could probably build an atomic weapon with a paper clip. PLUS A BUNCH OF OTHER STUFF.
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AT least the domain is in the hands of a white hat.
I've seen all kinds of amazing stuff on fax machines - a similar situation:
- Construction documents for a part to a Trident nuclear submarine
- DMV record searches
- Results of drug tests
- Not to mention the occasional credit card number
Remember, kiddies, the law is not on your side. I someone accidentally emails you a credit card number, and you use it, it's still fraud.
After all don't we all have tape over the flashing 88:88's already?
Yeah, I look forward to our new "java -Xms1000000000" incompetent overlords.
The role of religious fundamentalism in the US is exaggerated by the media, and the presence of an evil crackpot in the White House doesn't help.
The main reason science doesn't get taught effectively in the US is plain old laziness, apathy, and stupidity.
If the same proportion of secular parents gave a shit about their child's education as the proportion of religious nuts homeschooling their kids about how their grampa warn't no monkey this problem would largely be solved.
Huh? GOOG is a public company - it is subject to the same rules as everyone else.
They are just doing things are are so weird, and so different, from anyone else, that their IT functions are more tightly coupled to the rest of the company than most places.
As Eliot Spitzer found out, you can be an asshole, and you can be effective. But sooner or later you will get hung out to dry for whatever trivial reason, and no one will give a shit about your sorry ass.
>> Only blatantly dishonest ones
I've wasted a few precious minutes of my life answering pollster questions, and every question I was asked was misleading in some way in the same manner as the parent post, although in a less exaggerated way.
SOMEBODY has to pay for those polls, and they get to say what questions are asked.
What kind of parent are you? Your kids are all vandals, taking drugs, driving around drunk, and causing trouble all over town. Please ground them or cut off their allowance or something.
More German troops froze to death and were killed by disease than were killed by bullets. They were riding on horses because Germany was having a hell of a time supplying them and they were getting their asses kicked by the Allies.
Let's move to the ecological paradise or the early 19th century, people in Europe and America weren't dying too much of disease and cold (at least if you could get clean water.) You were just walking though mud and horse shit up to you knees, or dying of cancer at 40 from a atmosphere constantly polluted by wood and coal smoke.
I'll take our media cluster-fuck-slash-ecological apocalypse anytime.
I don't fancy chewing through 6 inches of blubber to ge to the good part.
Or hearing underwater "moo"'s when I scuba dive.
.. I see this more like, "Cheney hacks pacemaker to extract confessions from suspect cardiac patients".
Still, I'd like to see proof of concept. There is no such thing as "guaranteed short range" in wireless. My Bluetooth headset has a 50-foot range in the right locations.
Dagnabbit you kids get the hell off my lawn, you're messing up my 2400 baud modem reception!
Q: Please g3ve u5 r00t to m133ile l3nche5!
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A; No.
Q; You suxx0r!
A; I love my job! { must
People will do anything to avoid rush hour.
Next thing you know, they can use this tracking information to let me know when the next train arrives on the Nanaimo Metro so I can get to Nanaimo International Airport in time for my flight to Prince George.
Picky picky picky.
Actually, we find it much easier to hire J2EE programmers, since the framework is designed to accomodate those with, ahem, ordinary skills. Make so mistake, a very good J2EE programmer is better than a mediocre one, and there are lots of bad ones, but with J2EE you can do just fine, especially in a large organization with checks and balances and a decent support infrastructure.
It's the system administrators, "analyst/architects" (for lack of a better term), and people who need to patch up "out of band" legacy and proprietary bloatware that are hard to find. (Although anyone in our organization who dares call themselves "architect" gets slapped down to "gut level coder" for a few weeks as punishment.)
Nothing! I would be shocked and appalled if it were so!
No, you're in the 30% that would experience improved throughput and soon be trading just as much stuff as the 30%+70% was previously.
Well, it's interesting with Netflix. With the incremental cost of renting a movie lowered to virtually nothing, yes, more and more of the movies "I rent" are not "worth watching". So, yes, sortof.
But I really meant not available yet - oldies, silent, Godard, Ozu, 50s vintage Japanese samurai movies, 70s Hong Kong kung fu, etc. Some of these have just become available in the last few years on DVD. Since most of the DVD availability issues were due to haggling over "reprinting" rights, it's only a matter of time though, since if anyone halfway clever negotiated the DVD release contract it should have included HD.
Actually, if the factory can make 100% of its run for Cisco in 80% of the time allocated, the crooked factory manager is likely to see no reason why he can't use the 20% of the time he saved to knock off a few copies. See the article below about "cleans". The knockoffs are probably indistinguishable from the real items, except they don't get QAed as thoroughly.
This isn't phreaking, it's thuggery. The Coast Guard has a BIG problem with phony emergencies on marine radio, like at it's peak 2 or 3 pranks per week in the SF Bay Area.
When you get caught you are not released to the custody of your parents, they make sure you go to ass-pounding school.
No, it's the uranium flavored gum MacGyver needs.
90% of the movies I rent aren't available yet in HD, so "meh".
Actually 1080p on a 42" TV is pretty amazing - you can definitely see the difference between 720 and 1080 at 42". Right now about half of the 42" TVs I've been shopping for are 1080p. Go see it at a TV store where the staff are sufficiently not-dim-witted and actually connect all the HD TVs to HD sources.
1024-line laptops are common enough, but to display a wider picture than 4:3 aspect ratio you'll need to downsize the picture to 700 or even less. Only lamers crop off the ends.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fissile
Actually I stand corrected - it won't work. But it would make a mess!
I would suppose that two pieces of gum, accelerated sufficiently and fired head-on at head other, would result in a fissile reaction. You might have something there.
>> "As described in some detail in our paper, the basic attack tool is a paper clip. In order to record and analyze transactions a couple hundred pounds' worth of equipment is required, in addition to some digital design experience."
OK, a paper clip. PLUS A BUNCH OF OTHER STUFF.
Well, shoot, I could probably build an atomic weapon with a paper clip. PLUS A BUNCH OF OTHER STUFF.