Honest I had meant that post as a joke. Not sure why everyone modded it insightful, especially when I or anybody else could have looked up the edit history in a few seconds.
If I'm falling, I may have concerns about the safely net below me but you can be damn sure it stands a better chance of saving my ass than Jesus coming back to life.
The level of education needed to participate in a democracy is easily ascertainable in high school: basic reading, problem solving, critical thinking and logic skills.
And yet the education needed to participate in a democracy is lacking in many people already.
I think php is rather an interesting case. Looking at SQL injection: the language is strong enough and easy enough to protect against attack. Yet if you look at programming documentation, examples and free applets available on the web. Many of them have no protection at all. Also the forums providing answers to novice questions are often being answered by other novices. Best practices do not yet seem agreed on and pointed to in PHP as in other languages. So the bad practices are almost self perpetuating.
As a non US citizen that has traveled far less to the US since 2000 I can assure you border crossings, be that air or land, account for most of the reason I'm not there as much.
Some on should try taking out their text editor, then editing the EULA to meet there needs and "the installation of the related patch constitutes agreement by both parties". As it will be the copyright holder presenting you the updated contract it should be at least as enforceable as any other EULA.
I also was very surprised by the high percentage of people reading the legalese, especially as the opt-out is not something you would notice with out reading the document.
But I think we can assume the first person to read, opt-out and get a $5 coupon ran and told all the online game forums. Everyone else just [ctrl]-Fed themselves a coupon with out actually reading anything.
Password aging does not prevent the cracking of passwords, it prevents against leaving compromised account around forever.
Password aging made sense, once upon a time. When the biggest issue was resource theft, changing passwords every few months cleaned out the unintended access some people had, either nefariously or through chance (old unclosed account and what have you).
Now with the speed of automated hacking tools password rotation is less than useless as a defense.
That may be the Idea, cheaper than having the patient actually see a Doctor.
The Idea of a health insurance company also being responsible for deciding your health care seems very wrong to me.
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Honest I had meant that post as a joke. Not sure why everyone modded it insightful, especially when I or anybody else could have looked up the edit history in a few seconds.
If I'm falling, I may have concerns about the safely net below me but you can be damn sure it stands a better chance of saving my ass than Jesus coming back to life.
The level of education needed to participate in a democracy is easily ascertainable in high school: basic reading, problem solving, critical thinking and logic skills. And yet the education needed to participate in a democracy is lacking in many people already.
Maybe he wrote the article?
Many already have thank you very much.
I think php is rather an interesting case. Looking at SQL injection: the language is strong enough and easy enough to protect against attack. Yet if you look at programming documentation, examples and free applets available on the web. Many of them have no protection at all. Also the forums providing answers to novice questions are often being answered by other novices. Best practices do not yet seem agreed on and pointed to in PHP as in other languages. So the bad practices are almost self perpetuating.
Looks like they do: from English link almost bottom right of main page "So please contact us on this address kap-kam@nifty.com ."
Global is nice and all but I really like the hand made knives you can get over at Kamata http://www.kap-kam.com/shopbrand/005/002/X/
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not so much that as: mindstorm was not the main part of the solution.
well-broken-in, lubricated and stiff all in the same sentence, but no sex, only on slashdot.
But that little "and a laptop" covers a whole bunch of the needed magic.
As a non US citizen that has traveled far less to the US since 2000 I can assure you border crossings, be that air or land, account for most of the reason I'm not there as much.
Some on should try taking out their text editor, then editing the EULA to meet there needs and "the installation of the related patch constitutes agreement by both parties". As it will be the copyright holder presenting you the updated contract it should be at least as enforceable as any other EULA.
I also was very surprised by the high percentage of people reading the legalese, especially as the opt-out is not something you would notice with out reading the document. But I think we can assume the first person to read, opt-out and get a $5 coupon ran and told all the online game forums. Everyone else just [ctrl]-Fed themselves a coupon with out actually reading anything.
Password aging made sense, once upon a time. When the biggest issue was resource theft, changing passwords every few months cleaned out the unintended access some people had, either nefariously or through chance (old unclosed account and what have you).
Now with the speed of automated hacking tools password rotation is less than useless as a defense.
For blog authors, very hard it would seem. The initial article states it in watt hours "1.7 watt-hours, or 6,100 joules, of energy per dive"
Assuming Thanshin is not a complete idiot, I think you just got Whooooooooshed.
Sadly.
I'm not sure want spawn budding from my shoulder. Full-organism mitosis on the other hand has the side benefit of massive weight loss.
Right, missed that, in Canada English reads more naturally that American. Would a fiver do it on that side of the pond?
Give the skinny kid down the road ten bucks.
or maybe "I wish some people on Slashdot were less anal"?
Sometimes I wish I had the moral fortitude to create and sell snake oil.
That may be the Idea, cheaper than having the patient actually see a Doctor. The Idea of a health insurance company also being responsible for deciding your health care seems very wrong to me.