The EFF started to highlight the matter in 2005. The poster says he's known about it for over a decade, that's at least '97. I'm surprised you consider it trivia, perhaps you're a traitor / collaborator too.
If you've known about this since 1997 why didn't you tell anybody ? The EFF only started working on it in 2005
> I'd like to know why this is such a big deal to individual people first off.
Because some of us actually organise against the machinations of the state, perhaps you've heard of extraordinary rendition the US govt. has been doing or the 30,000 Argentines who were disappeared between 1976 and 1978 for opposing their govt.
It is extraordinarily naive of you to think that having previously secret (thanks in part to YOU) invisible identifying marks on every document printed from your printer isn't a cause for concern.
Firefox is a standards compliant web browser, I.E. isn't. The differences in EMCA scripting alone is a serious hurdle. Writing intranet apps for two browsers is a major pain.
Macmillan is a privately-owned company, owned by Verlagsgruppe Georg von Holtzbrinck GmbH, a large German-based company. The company acquired a 70.81 per cent stake in Macmillan in April 1995, and purchased the remaining stake in 1999, at which point the Macmillan family formally ended its 156-year-ownership of the publishing house. Holtzbrinck owns around forty companies as well as Macmillan and is headquartered in Stuttgart. Its interests include book, magazine and newspaper publishers, television and radio companies and new media firms.
On our guest account comp. I turn on "Allow top level sites by default", that's a kind of band-aid because I'm not being dragged over to the terminal every 5 minutes but is some protection from xss.
The worst they can probably do is wipe/home/guest, and this exploit will allow r/o access to/home/guest/.mozilla
I boot the terminals over AOE from a disk image anyway so there's not much to lose.
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> it does have a tendency to keep its body counts down to a much more acceptable level.
Or rather, it confined it's holocausts to the 18th & 19th century
they'll be back
You should read Adam Smith, he warned against unregulated capitalism.
> hardcore gamers aren't likely to use digital picture frames
you plucked this assertion out of your ass
Did I fall into a wormhole on my way to work, this subject is *old*
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The EFF started to highlight the matter in 2005.
The poster says he's known about it for over a decade, that's at least '97.
I'm surprised you consider it trivia, perhaps you're a traitor / collaborator too.
So you knew in 1997 ?
If you've known about this since 1997 why didn't you tell anybody ? The EFF only started working on it in 2005
> I'd like to know why this is such a big deal to individual people first off.
Because some of us actually organise against the machinations of the state, perhaps you've heard of extraordinary rendition the US govt. has been doing or the 30,000 Argentines who were disappeared between 1976 and 1978 for opposing their govt.
It is extraordinarily naive of you to think that having previously secret (thanks in part to YOU) invisible identifying marks on every document printed from your printer isn't a cause for concern.
I'm so poor, I've never even heard of yatches!
I think I've been on the internet too long, I never imagined beating a dead horse would involve violence.
UK Law != US law
From the guy that typed "Insiteful".
Turning Plants into Plastic--And Replacing Oil in the Process
Ballooning Demand for Plastic Made from Vegetable Resin
Plastic without the petroleum
Starch based plastic 3d printer
Firefox is a standards compliant web browser, I.E. isn't. The differences in EMCA scripting alone is a serious hurdle.
Writing intranet apps for two browsers is a major pain.
because they don't do the same thing
Macmillan is a privately-owned company, owned by Verlagsgruppe Georg von Holtzbrinck GmbH, a large German-based company. The company acquired a 70.81 per cent stake in Macmillan in April 1995, and purchased the remaining stake in 1999, at which point the Macmillan family formally ended its 156-year-ownership of the publishing house. Holtzbrinck owns around forty companies as well as Macmillan and is headquartered in Stuttgart. Its interests include book, magazine and newspaper publishers, television and radio companies and new media firms.
Also uses I.E. when Firefox is the default (in win2k at least)
It drives me nuts because my boss *always* uses that instead of clicking the FF icon which is hindering my attempts to improve the workflow.
I never dream about running Firefox either, I try and make my dreams a bit more interesting
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you fool
On our guest account comp. I turn on "Allow top level sites by default", that's a kind of band-aid because I'm not being dragged over to the terminal every 5 minutes but is some protection from xss.
/home/guest, and this exploit will allow r/o access to /home/guest/.mozilla
The worst they can probably do is wipe
I boot the terminals over AOE from a disk image anyway so there's not much to lose.
for some values of no-one
That would make a good plan 9 / Inferno file system, sadly I don't need to spend $13 a month to take up that challenge !
:)
Maybe when I have some spare time I will look for a limited storage space and bend their rules
I don't have a Windows key, you insensitive clod !
All Americans are African-American.
Would you like to buy a bridge?
that little beauty has come up on the http://www.vitanuova.com/inferno/ mailing list before. One of us needs to get one and port the kernel to it!