If it had started on a computer wise under-developped country. All it's population would have to wait until the law reached the UK, France, USA, etc. to have any chance of a working full network encryption.
Anyway, as I've often stated in slashdot, the arms race will keep going, and the corporation lobbied laws will fail to keep up with the technologists.
In little more than a decade the americans will start a war on piracy that will work about as well as the current unwinnable wars. i.e.: A secure, illegal, connection will cost several times more than it's lawful price and a huge percentage of the population will pay them and access the contents anyway.
You leave your laptop at the hotel and you go out to take a beer. There, you meet the evil bartender, who because of a common past becomes your friend and starts inviting you to more and more beer. Then he closes the bar and you both go to a strip club where you meet the evil bartender's girlfriend and her friend who we shall call "Foxette".
The next morning, you wake up in an unknown appartment with Foxette and a guy you don't even know. You quickly get out of there and go to work, with such a massive headache than when asked about the laptop's full disk encription, you answer is "the what?".
We took all the feedback. Printed it. Made bricks with the printed feedback and some glue. Built a piramid with the bricks. Painted it green and brown. Called it Mount Feedji. Burned it down in a massive party.
Then, still drunk from the party, we designed W7.
.
Ok, that was a lie. We didn't actually paint it. But we considered that suggestion for quite a long while.
Or just wait for the new firmware and hack that: it will be just as bad.
I was about to say "Or worse".
However, I can't think of any such situation, unless the router actually has a list of known hackers and directly mails them the password everytime it's changed.
Slashdot Mirror
The UK! Nice.
If it had started on a computer wise under-developped country. All it's population would have to wait until the law reached the UK, France, USA, etc. to have any chance of a working full network encryption.
Anyway, as I've often stated in slashdot, the arms race will keep going, and the corporation lobbied laws will fail to keep up with the technologists.
In little more than a decade the americans will start a war on piracy that will work about as well as the current unwinnable wars. i.e.: A secure, illegal, connection will cost several times more than it's lawful price and a huge percentage of the population will pay them and access the contents anyway.
Not necessarily. Take Uranus. Please!
Why, do you intend to penetrate Uranus with a rocket?
It's easy.
Rockets are male. Everything you intend to penetrate with rockets, is female.
they also evolved the ability to deceive.
Obviously, once you've proved the entity has the ability to deceive, you must distrust any further results.
I think "senior citizen" is the politically correct term.
Trying to reply myself, in case someone is interested:
MS Annual report
I wonder how much of an impact would be, for MS, to pay that amount.
I also wonder how much did they expect this to happen but did it anyway, just in case it works.
The move has raised concern because many [ISPs] operate off some already very thin margins."
The solution would be to directly tax those ISP's benefits.
Hmmmm, I wonder if anyone thought of that.
You could have found the evil bartender.
You leave your laptop at the hotel and you go out to take a beer. There, you meet the evil bartender, who because of a common past becomes your friend and starts inviting you to more and more beer. Then he closes the bar and you both go to a strip club where you meet the evil bartender's girlfriend and her friend who we shall call "Foxette".
The next morning, you wake up in an unknown appartment with Foxette and a guy you don't even know. You quickly get out of there and go to work, with such a massive headache than when asked about the laptop's full disk encription, you answer is "the what?".
He's just creating content for the movie about his life.
Some possible titles:
- The greatest hero who ever lived in the entire world.
- Dumb&Dumber2: Dumbest.
"Just evil" is the first thing I thought as soon as I saw the headline too. So its easy to see how it could be posted twice so fast. :)
First 69968 and 78285 and now 79566.
Clearly there a mind control experiment was done on new slashdotters around the time of IDs 78k.
So IDs 69968 and 78285 posted the same response with just a minute of difference?
Hmmm, suspicious.
I want to say "alien conspiration" but it's most probably a glitch in the AI that posts all Slashdot's replies.
And now that we're at it, "Dear SlAIshdot, please stop with the frist posts already."
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And yes, I did preview.
The analogy is completely wrong and misused.
For starters, where's the car?
Bob: "It, Could you lend me the red pen for a sec?".
Its: "NO! It's mine! Get your own red pen!"
What did they expect? A polite call? A mail?
"Excuse me. We'd like to know about your military efforts. Thank you."
Or is it just a case of: "Countries spy on each other. News at eleven."
She had already made-up her mind to dump you several days prior.
When he apologized for kissing a different girl.
Speak for yourself. I am a horribly oppressed victim of society.
Well, except for right at this very moment.
Now I'm a just slightly oppressed victim of society.
I was six years old when my parents told me that there was a small, dark jewel inside my skull
Hey! My parent also told me that.
Then I tried to find my little brother's jewel but with all the red mess I couldn't find anything.
We took all the feedback.
Printed it.
Made bricks with the printed feedback and some glue.
Built a piramid with the bricks.
Painted it green and brown.
Called it Mount Feedji.
Burned it down in a massive party.
Then, still drunk from the party, we designed W7.
.
Ok, that was a lie. We didn't actually paint it. But we considered that suggestion for quite a long while.
Or just wait for the new firmware and hack that: it will be just as bad.
I was about to say "Or worse".
However, I can't think of any such situation, unless the router actually has a list of known hackers and directly mails them the password everytime it's changed.
indie developers in Australia
You mean "all indie developers [in the world] when trying to sell in Australia", right?
Or simply forget the movies and in 20 years download the torrent "All Disney movies - PurpleRay_RIP".
Maybe you should have worked on something more useful, like a machine to turn trash into power!
I build such machine, but it was too dangerous.
You see, if it ever got in contact with a Windows they'd both disappear in a higly energetic explosion.
Indeed. So much work with my lightning catcher for nothing.
Well, time to go back to the human reanimation experiment.