I would like to sue her for the punitive damages arising from all the pain and suffering I have incurred from her property projecting radiation onto my property causing me bodily harm in the form of sunburns and skin cancer. I would like Spanish government to pay 20 percent of the fee for not enforcing nuclear safety regulations on her property and will dedicate 10 percent to research of skin-cancer treatments and another 10 percent to educating people on the importance of considering the consequences of your actions. I am willing to make it a class action lawsuit, should there be any other people who have suffered in the same or similar capacity from the negligence of the aforementioned property owner. I am not stupid, I know the law.
Great security, but how's it's center of gravity doing? Let's go pope-mobile tipping!
P.S. Love the ghetto labelmaker stickers one the dashboard.
P.P.S Why does he need a window on the back?
P.P.P.S. Who cares about seeing the pope in his "mobile" anymore, just use a normal limo like the rest of the celebrities you self-centered .
Well, what do you expect - if you genetically engineer a human with a brain of a mouse, of course she is going to start claiming that the inverse is also possible.
Now if only security professionals were involved in making top-level (government) decisions, we'd be set. Unfortunately these are made by sales and marketing people - the solution that gets implemented is the one that 'wins the contract', not the one that works the best... unfortunately security professionals and technical people do not make best salesmen. All too often a contract is won because of a good game of golf, or a sexy slide deck.
Variations should include "Ghost ride the laptop", "Use it slow" and "Drop it like it's a bot". And I thought "Bros icing bros" was a ridiculous marketing campaign.
Somewhere in Siberia the abandoned silo tried to launch a nuclear warhead that was long sold to a third world country shortly after the fall of Soviet Union by some crafty general.
Not going to happen because even if you sale cure for aids for $10,000 - you can only make $10,000 per patient, once, and the number of your customers will decrease with every sale you make, until there are none left... selling relief medicine - you could make tens of thousands dollars a year, and your client base will grow exponentially so long as people keep having sex. It's just plain business sense why cures for many diseases have not been discovered.
Google "MITM", if Saudis have a server through which *all* messages are required to travel - you can encrypt it on the end devices until you're blue in the face... they will have no idea that the messages are decrypted by the server, then re-encrypted again. That's how bad guys steal your banking information on unsecured wireless networks.
I recommend reading this wonderful book called "How to lie with statistics"... "Nearly two thirds" - how was this gathered exactly? What was the sample size? What was the target audience? Was it primarily amongst Sophos users? Did the users believe that someone spying on them when they answered this poll? Basically you can take this and shove right up there along with the "most dentists recommend" and "survey shows" type of statements.
I foresee a whole bunch of oil companies buying small IT companies in Giorgia and becoming their child companies:) What's that? We make billions of revenue from oil? So, we also make websites for medium and small businesses - see?:)
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Sounds a lot like "the dog ate my homework" to me :)
Good job advertising the figurine maker.
I would like to sue her for the punitive damages arising from all the pain and suffering I have incurred from her property projecting radiation onto my property causing me bodily harm in the form of sunburns and skin cancer. I would like Spanish government to pay 20 percent of the fee for not enforcing nuclear safety regulations on her property and will dedicate 10 percent to research of skin-cancer treatments and another 10 percent to educating people on the importance of considering the consequences of your actions. I am willing to make it a class action lawsuit, should there be any other people who have suffered in the same or similar capacity from the negligence of the aforementioned property owner. I am not stupid, I know the law.
How about making sure that the images cannot be stored and published online later? I think that's where the problem lies.
Get Righthaven copyright trolls on these guys!
Why would you sell a *costume* immediately *after* Halloween?
Actually to make matters more confusing, he is a Quebecker
Exactly, if they charge him, he'll threaten to separate.
Simple "delete private data" on latest Opera without any gimmicks got rid of all his cookies as well. What was this created for, IE6?
Caffeine doesn't kill people, people kill people >:(
Great security, but how's it's center of gravity doing? Let's go pope-mobile tipping! P.S. Love the ghetto labelmaker stickers one the dashboard. P.P.S Why does he need a window on the back? P.P.P.S. Who cares about seeing the pope in his "mobile" anymore, just use a normal limo like the rest of the celebrities you self-centered .
If this catches on - Facebook is screwed.
Well, what do you expect - if you genetically engineer a human with a brain of a mouse, of course she is going to start claiming that the inverse is also possible.
What was wrong with the good-old "slow down or pay to fix your suspension" speedbumps? I've never seen anyone ignore one of those on purpose...
Now if only security professionals were involved in making top-level (government) decisions, we'd be set. Unfortunately these are made by sales and marketing people - the solution that gets implemented is the one that 'wins the contract', not the one that works the best... unfortunately security professionals and technical people do not make best salesmen. All too often a contract is won because of a good game of golf, or a sexy slide deck.
Flash support is next.
Variations should include "Ghost ride the laptop", "Use it slow" and "Drop it like it's a bot". And I thought "Bros icing bros" was a ridiculous marketing campaign.
But, but, that's the only thing that will stay up after a "fire sale"!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOWExpS6q0c
Somewhere in Siberia the abandoned silo tried to launch a nuclear warhead that was long sold to a third world country shortly after the fall of Soviet Union by some crafty general.
Not going to happen because even if you sale cure for aids for $10,000 - you can only make $10,000 per patient, once, and the number of your customers will decrease with every sale you make, until there are none left... selling relief medicine - you could make tens of thousands dollars a year, and your client base will grow exponentially so long as people keep having sex. It's just plain business sense why cures for many diseases have not been discovered.
Google "MITM", if Saudis have a server through which *all* messages are required to travel - you can encrypt it on the end devices until you're blue in the face... they will have no idea that the messages are decrypted by the server, then re-encrypted again. That's how bad guys steal your banking information on unsecured wireless networks.
Get the X10 security system. It's craptastic, but it's super cheap. Honestly, you won't be able to get anything DYI cheaper IMHO.
I recommend reading this wonderful book called "How to lie with statistics"... "Nearly two thirds" - how was this gathered exactly? What was the sample size? What was the target audience? Was it primarily amongst Sophos users? Did the users believe that someone spying on them when they answered this poll? Basically you can take this and shove right up there along with the "most dentists recommend" and "survey shows" type of statements.
I foresee a whole bunch of oil companies buying small IT companies in Giorgia and becoming their child companies :) What's that? We make billions of revenue from oil? So, we also make websites for medium and small businesses - see? :)
Blown out of proportion, always look beyond the hype: http://www.sophos.com/blogs/duck/g/2010/06/10/apples-worst-security-breach/