You know, I never cheated in college, as indicated by my 3.2 GPA, but hey, that GPA was all me and limme tell you how many times I've been asked about my BS in Computer Science GPA in the 6 years since I finished it: 0.
I did, however, download and use a couple problem solution in my Abstract Data Types class taught by Dr. Robert Blumofe shortly before he left UT to build Akamai. He had a policy that you could use any other works as long as you provided full references to those works.
What he should have thought about was actually changing his homework assignments between semesters because a group of my friends simply turned in homework assignments from the previous semester referencing fully their origination. LOL.
Here's what interesting to me, and please whoever, don't feel like you need to hack me for this I'm just an observer that happens to be an Engineer in the field in which you may operate.
If you believe the command history then the ANON guy that logged in showed his own IP based in New Zealand:
bash-3.2# ssh hoglund@65.74.181.141 -p 47152 [unauthorized access prohibited] hoglund@65.74.181.141's password: [hoglund@www hoglund]$ unset hoglund@www hoglund]$ w 11:23:50 up 30 days, 5:45, 4 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00 USER TTY FROM LOGIN@ IDLE JCPU PCPU WHAT jussi pts/0 cs145060.pp.htv. Wed11pm 59.00s 0.38s 0.35s screen -r jussi pts/1 - Thu 5am 1:13 0.38s 4.90s SCREEN jussi pts/2 - Thu 5am 59.00s 0.68s 4.90s SCREEN hoglund pts/3 132.181.74.65.st 11:23am 0.00s 0.03s 0.00s w
And as an aside, rookit.com is running RHEL/CentOS 3 still???
[hoglund@www hoglund]$ uname -a;hostname Linux www.rootkit.com 2.4.21-40.ELsmp #1 SMP Wed Mar 15 14:21:45 EST 2006 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux www.rootkit.com
There are quite a few "adult on-set" mental disorders that are triggered later in life or by hormonal changes (such as having a child). You can turn your back to a friend, you can't turn your back to a mental disorder--or a drug(s) whatever the case may be; which is to say, a friend suffering from a mental disorder onset or drug problem is no longer the same friend (or wife) nor should they be given equal trust. Sad, but it happens.
Vinyl will always be in because it is superior for DJs mixing music. Even in the age of digital recording, time-coded vinyl is all the rage to overlay the digital recordings onto a more user-friendly interface.
...if the Library of Congress has already rules that jailbreak an iPhone is indeed legal? Since jailbreaking the iPhone doesn't violate DMCA, how can jailbreaking the PS3 violate the DMCA?
Doesn't seem like much of an uphill battle against Sony to me. One last incompetent, flailing grasp at a reality that could never last for them.
Guess they don't plan to take Geohot up on his offer to help secure the nextgen consoles;)
Look at my handle, what do you think? When I'm predictively correct about -everything- well in advance of management's mis-perception of reality and I outline specifically their mis-perception, and repeatedly over many years turn out to be correct: yea, they listen and modify course.
There are team players, and then there are Franchise players.
You know, I'm really curious. I remember the big thing about the Pentagon papers was that a sitting Congressman entered the whole of the Pentagon papers into Congressional record during a meeting of a committee this Congressman was on. Wikipedia search says he name was Gavel and there was a Supreme Court case over it.
I do see some differences with the Pentagon Papers. First the Papers were not widely disseminated on a network where anyone could get them. Since it's all over the Internet by now, does this mean it's going to become Public Domain? I don't see how it couldn't, there's no putting the cat back in the bag on this one. Secondly, the Pentagon Papers were kept from the vast majority of Congress and even National Security Advisors at the time. The majority of the state cables I'm guessing was pretty well known throughout Congress, the State Department, etc.
Anyway, I'm sure there will be some legal precedents set here. I'm curious to see what...
I wonder how the Founders would have dealt with a world in which a single hand-carried device could wipe out a city? The TSA policies are ridiculous however. I haven't flown in awhile, I haven't dealt with this first hand. I certainly don't want to fly anytime soon though. What if your -job- requires you to fly? Some people say TSOs should quit because they are being asked to do morally and ethically wrong actions as part of their job. The back-scatter imagers from what I've read are particularly bad for your epidermis and outer tissue; even though it's lower energy it is more targeted and more dangerous than well-studies whole-body x-ray technologies.
How long were tanning machines around before they finally acknowledged they caused cancer? It wouldn't be the first time the gov't has lied or been wrong.
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He is quite correct in his assertion that Linux and BSD are not Unix. [...] However, Mac OS X is Unix.
How the fuck did you arrive at that conclusion given that OSX is based on BSD?
I wonder why donations are already closed.
OK, they closed because he has enough and doesn't want Sony to get the extra in a worst case scenario. Smart.
Isn't this moot anyway since the HDCP signing key was published?
You're confusing Twitter limits with SMS limits. SMS is not limited at 140 characters.
It seems at every step, Facebook fails with securing its users. They can't even setup a proper HTTPS scheme, and they want to try login from SMS?
I agree. Interstate commerce laws were written in times when no one envisioned the Internet or Fed-Ex.
"I must stress to avoid all ambiguity, under no circumstance is it possible to confess by iPhone."
So doing it with an Android is OK then?
Seriously, you can mitigate this problem.
You know, I never cheated in college, as indicated by my 3.2 GPA, but hey, that GPA was all me and limme tell you how many times I've been asked about my BS in Computer Science GPA in the 6 years since I finished it: 0.
I did, however, download and use a couple problem solution in my Abstract Data Types class taught by Dr. Robert Blumofe shortly before he left UT to build Akamai. He had a policy that you could use any other works as long as you provided full references to those works.
What he should have thought about was actually changing his homework assignments between semesters because a group of my friends simply turned in homework assignments from the previous semester referencing fully their origination. LOL.
Here's what interesting to me, and please whoever, don't feel like you need to hack me for this I'm just an observer that happens to be an Engineer in the field in which you may operate.
If you believe the command history then the ANON guy that logged in showed his own IP based in New Zealand:
bash-3.2# ssh hoglund@65.74.181.141 -p 47152
[unauthorized access prohibited]
hoglund@65.74.181.141's password:
[hoglund@www hoglund]$ unset
hoglund@www hoglund]$ w
11:23:50 up 30 days, 5:45, 4 users, load average: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
USER TTY FROM LOGIN@ IDLE JCPU PCPU WHAT
jussi pts/0 cs145060.pp.htv. Wed11pm 59.00s 0.38s 0.35s screen -r
jussi pts/1 - Thu 5am 1:13 0.38s 4.90s SCREEN
jussi pts/2 - Thu 5am 59.00s 0.68s 4.90s SCREEN
hoglund pts/3 132.181.74.65.st 11:23am 0.00s 0.03s 0.00s w
And as an aside, rookit.com is running RHEL/CentOS 3 still???
[hoglund@www hoglund]$ uname -a;hostname
Linux www.rootkit.com 2.4.21-40.ELsmp #1 SMP Wed Mar 15 14:21:45 EST 2006 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
www.rootkit.com
There are quite a few "adult on-set" mental disorders that are triggered later in life or by hormonal changes (such as having a child). You can turn your back to a friend, you can't turn your back to a mental disorder--or a drug(s) whatever the case may be; which is to say, a friend suffering from a mental disorder onset or drug problem is no longer the same friend (or wife) nor should they be given equal trust. Sad, but it happens.
Vinyl will always be in because it is superior for DJs mixing music. Even in the age of digital recording, time-coded vinyl is all the rage to overlay the digital recordings onto a more user-friendly interface.
Sorry, what was that? I can't hear you over the revving engine of my Ford GT La Mans SPEC II Race Car in GranTurismo5.
And I thought it was bad when the clocks on nodes in my clusters drifted apart.
I want that, on a T-Shirt. Does Stuxnet have a logo?
...if the Library of Congress has already rules that jailbreak an iPhone is indeed legal? Since jailbreaking the iPhone doesn't violate DMCA, how can jailbreaking the PS3 violate the DMCA?
Doesn't seem like much of an uphill battle against Sony to me. One last incompetent, flailing grasp at a reality that could never last for them.
Guess they don't plan to take Geohot up on his offer to help secure the nextgen consoles ;)
Look at my handle, what do you think? When I'm predictively correct about -everything- well in advance of management's mis-perception of reality and I outline specifically their mis-perception, and repeatedly over many years turn out to be correct: yea, they listen and modify course.
There are team players, and then there are Franchise players.
Along with all 300+ million OSX/iOS device owners.
And who says the gov't doesn't improve? They've obviously gotten a lot better at this.
You know, I'm really curious. I remember the big thing about the Pentagon papers was that a sitting Congressman entered the whole of the Pentagon papers into Congressional record during a meeting of a committee this Congressman was on. Wikipedia search says he name was Gavel and there was a Supreme Court case over it.
I do see some differences with the Pentagon Papers. First the Papers were not widely disseminated on a network where anyone could get them. Since it's all over the Internet by now, does this mean it's going to become Public Domain? I don't see how it couldn't, there's no putting the cat back in the bag on this one. Secondly, the Pentagon Papers were kept from the vast majority of Congress and even National Security Advisors at the time. The majority of the state cables I'm guessing was pretty well known throughout Congress, the State Department, etc.
Anyway, I'm sure there will be some legal precedents set here. I'm curious to see what...
I'm more worried about the 100 million yen a year. That's like, ONE MILLION DOLLARS! No one could ever afford that.
I wonder how the Founders would have dealt with a world in which a single hand-carried device could wipe out a city? The TSA policies are ridiculous however. I haven't flown in awhile, I haven't dealt with this first hand. I certainly don't want to fly anytime soon though. What if your -job- requires you to fly? Some people say TSOs should quit because they are being asked to do morally and ethically wrong actions as part of their job. The back-scatter imagers from what I've read are particularly bad for your epidermis and outer tissue; even though it's lower energy it is more targeted and more dangerous than well-studies whole-body x-ray technologies.
How long were tanning machines around before they finally acknowledged they caused cancer? It wouldn't be the first time the gov't has lied or been wrong.
I hear walkie-talkies don't need towers.
To: Executive Staff and direct reports
Date: October 28, 2010
From: Ray Ozzie
Some Police lie? Try 100% of Police lie. It's part of their job, they are legally protected lying to you.