A transactional store and source integrity verification at the destination point. Or something in between that and what you have now, depending on your requirements. I don't know of a tool that does that out of the box though.
There are niche search queries for which the first several thousand of results are all spam. All of them fed by linkfarms, and actual information is buried in a sea of lies(ads).
Also, a lot of myspace pages suck. Like geocities websites, only worse. Much much worse. There are entire myspace profiles filled with Unspeakable things.
I bet there are lots of perfectly good cameras thrown away because their proprietary lithium ion batteries lost their capacity and got discontinued.
I have to bet against you. I bet most of the camera's that got thrown out when their original battery died, where binned because the replacement battery was deemed too expensive for a 3-year old camera. That while a new camera 3 times smaller, with 3 times more resolution and lots more nifty features is 'only' a 100$ more expensive than a new battery for the old camera. An old camera who's warranty has expired, and could give out at any time.
(Granted, then there is a SD-card that needs to be bought, and a extra battery, a carry pouch... In the end it will be more expensive an upgrade than at first appearances.)
A question though, are there in fact any slim camera's (say, no larger than a deck of cards) that can run on AAA or AA batteries?
You are technically correct. It's just that spammers haven't bothered to process javascript. It was too big a hurdle.
I'm not blaming Google or anything. Because Google needs accurate indexing. And thus they benefit from pdf -> html conversion. Flash embedded strings -> html. And now javascript cloaking -> html.
Still. This is a wow moment. Like, wow, google has a lot of computing power. Wow.
Think about it, they just took on the challenge of executing all the javascript on the internet.
It's not a suggestion. It's a potential license violation. And the only way to know for sure you are not violating the license is a) audit all commandline parameters of java processes on production machines. (There could be many of those, hundreds, thousands?) or b) uninstall Sun JRE or c) pay for a support contract
It's simply a audit nightmare waiting to happen. There will be companies purchasing those support contracts just in case. Others will perhaps look to get away from having the Sun JRE binaries available on machines to avoid any employee violating the license.
This is just a attempted money grab from Oracle. Expect license conditions to get more confusing soon.
No, we don't. We need fusion energy eventually. Fission energy is able to sustain our energy needs for the next couple of thousand years. We're just using it wrong due to concerns for nuclear weapons proliferation.
If so, you have my sympathy for still constructing posts concerning technology while drunk. When drunk, you should do fun, irresponsible stuff. Hit on the catholic schoolgirl, and show her your dark side.
"... companies need to heal their applications"
Clearly a bunch of nonsense analyst speak. Must be an expensive analyst for this high level of bullshit.
For example, much of my personal information is publicly available if you know where to look... that doesn't give you a right to make a phone call and remind me of all of the painful events in my life.
I would say it does. If you don't want that to happen, hang up on me, and don't post those details in the first place.
Or, alternatively, We, the people, will create a nation... and ensure assholes that enjoy tormenting people get to make a monetary apology... never to vanish from this earth...
Civil liberties only exist because of civilization. If you want Civil liberties, be prepared to be civilized.
Do yourself a favor and read up on how and why humans constructed civilization.
"Our buddy's at the NSA are still spying on everybody, domestic and foreign, in ways, and with volume, that even the most paranoid lunatics haven't even suspected. We kindly ask you not to stir things up and let us go about our illegal data gathering."
MITM's. The answer to this is SSL ofcourse, and "don't allow SSL exceptions". (Don't run with scissors)
But there has to be a better way for establishing the 'CA - domain' trust. Why isn't the trust chain 'ICANN CA - country domain operator CA - registrar CA - domain'?
But first you need DNSSec anyway, otherwise you can validate the PKI chain, but not that everybody is who they say they are. (For example: Registrar CA's should only be valid on DNS records where they are listed as the Registrar.)
After that, default to https and deprecate http for bonus points.
For me, version 1.0 indicates that the software application at the very least contains the minimal amount of functionality, help files and documentation needed to comply with its mission statement.
So, if I search for a password manager tool and find one that's at version 0.35d, I'm wondering: "what is missing from this software that would actually make it a password manager?" Maybe there is no encryption of the datafiles? Maybe the developer still wants to include a print report function but hasn't had time yet? Maybe there is a occasional corruption bug that messes up the datafiles 1 time out of 1000000 saves?
Nag nag nag, my 0.12c version has more features then your 1.0, nag nag nag, Linux isn't a operating system, GNU is a operating system and Linux is just the kernel, nag nag nag, no rules, great scotch, nag nag nag, GPL is great!, nag nag nag
I really love this part of the article "geeks and dysfunctional, antisocial boys in their basements with video games" in relation to this "will launch as both a subscription-based, massively multiplayer online game..."
They can just shut down the MMO development now and save some money.
Agreed. Instead of posting "Jesus H. Christ, my head hurts, I can barely move my shoulder anymore and just now my wife needed to help me to the toilet." I would post something like "Yaaaay, let's go and have some fun tonight!"
Bitching about how crappy your life is or has become isn't really something you do on a social networking site, unless of course you want pity.
Slashdot Mirror
He/ho/bi?
So, it was like talking to women?
"Guaranteed ... mission critical files ... microwave connection ... government-run ... very dodgy internal network"
A transactional store and source integrity verification at the destination point. Or something in between that and what you have now, depending on your requirements. I don't know of a tool that does that out of the box though.
There are niche search queries for which the first several thousand of results are all spam. All of them fed by linkfarms, and actual information is buried in a sea of lies(ads).
Causality loop.
Also, a lot of myspace pages suck. Like geocities websites, only worse. Much much worse. There are entire myspace profiles filled with Unspeakable things.
I already commented, or else I would mod you up. Thank you for your insightful comment.
I bet there are lots of perfectly good cameras thrown away because their proprietary lithium ion batteries lost their capacity and got discontinued.
I have to bet against you. I bet most of the camera's that got thrown out when their original battery died, where binned because the replacement battery was deemed too expensive for a 3-year old camera. That while a new camera 3 times smaller, with 3 times more resolution and lots more nifty features is 'only' a 100$ more expensive than a new battery for the old camera. An old camera who's warranty has expired, and could give out at any time.
(Granted, then there is a SD-card that needs to be bought, and a extra battery, a carry pouch... In the end it will be more expensive an upgrade than at first appearances.)
A question though, are there in fact any slim camera's (say, no larger than a deck of cards) that can run on AAA or AA batteries?
You are technically correct. It's just that spammers haven't bothered to process javascript. It was too big a hurdle.
I'm not blaming Google or anything. Because Google needs accurate indexing. And thus they benefit from pdf -> html conversion. Flash embedded strings -> html. And now javascript cloaking -> html.
Still. This is a wow moment. Like, wow, google has a lot of computing power. Wow.
Think about it, they just took on the challenge of executing all the javascript on the internet.
It's not a suggestion. It's a potential license violation. And the only way to know for sure you are not violating the license is
a) audit all commandline parameters of java processes on production machines. (There could be many of those, hundreds, thousands?) or
b) uninstall Sun JRE or
c) pay for a support contract
It's simply a audit nightmare waiting to happen. There will be companies purchasing those support contracts just in case. Others will perhaps look to get away from having the Sun JRE binaries available on machines to avoid any employee violating the license.
This is just a attempted money grab from Oracle. Expect license conditions to get more confusing soon.
No, we don't. We need fusion energy eventually. Fission energy is able to sustain our energy needs for the next couple of thousand years. We're just using it wrong due to concerns for nuclear weapons proliferation.
No offense, but, are you drunk?
If so, you have my sympathy for still constructing posts concerning technology while drunk. When drunk, you should do fun, irresponsible stuff. Hit on the catholic schoolgirl, and show her your dark side.
"... companies need to heal their applications" Clearly a bunch of nonsense analyst speak. Must be an expensive analyst for this high level of bullshit.
For example, much of my personal information is publicly available if you know where to look... that doesn't give you a right to make a phone call and remind me of all of the painful events in my life.
I would say it does. If you don't want that to happen, hang up on me, and don't post those details in the first place.
Or, alternatively, We, the people, will create a nation ... and ensure assholes that enjoy tormenting people get to make a monetary apology ... never to vanish from this earth ...
Civil liberties only exist because of civilization. If you want Civil liberties, be prepared to be civilized.
Do yourself a favor and read up on how and why humans constructed civilization.
"Our buddy's at the NSA are still spying on everybody, domestic and foreign, in ways, and with volume, that even the most paranoid lunatics haven't even suspected. We kindly ask you not to stir things up and let us go about our illegal data gathering."
MITM's. The answer to this is SSL ofcourse, and "don't allow SSL exceptions". (Don't run with scissors)
But there has to be a better way for establishing the 'CA - domain' trust. Why isn't the trust chain 'ICANN CA - country domain operator CA - registrar CA - domain'?
But first you need DNSSec anyway, otherwise you can validate the PKI chain, but not that everybody is who they say they are. (For example: Registrar CA's should only be valid on DNS records where they are listed as the Registrar.)
After that, default to https and deprecate http for bonus points.
Mod parent up +1 Intelligent.
Finally! Thank god we got rid of that damn bridge!
For me, version 1.0 indicates that the software application at the very least contains the minimal amount of functionality, help files and documentation needed to comply with its mission statement.
So, if I search for a password manager tool and find one that's at version 0.35d, I'm wondering: "what is missing from this software that would actually make it a password manager?" Maybe there is no encryption of the datafiles? Maybe the developer still wants to include a print report function but hasn't had time yet? Maybe there is a occasional corruption bug that messes up the datafiles 1 time out of 1000000 saves?
Version 1.0 means: "Minimally feature complete".
Nag nag nag, my 0.12c version has more features then your 1.0, nag nag nag, Linux isn't a operating system, GNU is a operating system and Linux is just the kernel, nag nag nag, no rules, great scotch, nag nag nag, GPL is great!, nag nag nag
In reply, I'll be succinct: Shut up bitch.
Inizio EV? Don't bother, it's just another money grab by Verisign! This, time, really really really secure.
Now you also now your sister's opinion of you?
I really love this part of the article "geeks and dysfunctional, antisocial boys in their basements with video games" in relation to this "will launch as both a subscription-based, massively multiplayer online game..."
They can just shut down the MMO development now and save some money.
People are responsible for their actions. All the time. I don't care if they are drunk, or they walked in on their wife cheating, or whatever.
It doesn't matter that most thought processes are unconscious, because I'm holding the unconscious thought processes responsible also.
The law in most countries might disagree with me, but then again, I disagree with the law on a few points anyway.
Agreed. Instead of posting "Jesus H. Christ, my head hurts, I can barely move my shoulder anymore and just now my wife needed to help me to the toilet." I would post something like "Yaaaay, let's go and have some fun tonight!"
Bitching about how crappy your life is or has become isn't really something you do on a social networking site, unless of course you want pity.