That doesn't change the fact that the system was vulnerable in the first place. Punish him for entering illegally but don't make him pay for repairs that should've been made anyway.
Mod parent up. The only problem is that the US is trying to get him to pay a fortune for damages, as if he created the vulnerability as opposed to exposing it.
So you're not using plastic or electricity or public transport?
Understand, i think BP totally fucked up, but on the other hand, they're supplying for society's demand, and this kind of shit happens in oil drilling all the time. Hopefully this accident will encourage a large-scale effort to stop using this non-renewable and toxic energy source.
Good talk, but isn't the higher income of low-ip industries precisely because they're utilitarian? You need food, transport, clothes, furniture but you can live without movies and music.
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I don't think Fringe fits that pattern at all. The characters undergo a lot of development and they actually explain the mysteries eventually.
So you're saying it's so good you're paying NOT to play it?
Besides, I used to play EVE. The only way to make money in empire space is to grind missions, or mine, or industry, all of which are incredibly boring. So I and went down to 0.0. All people did there is mine and shoot mobs. The huge battles are boring as fuck and happen at 3 FPS. PvP mostly consists of camping outside gates for hours with a bunch of losers.
You mean like Mono? The submission is (intentionally or out of ignorance) trying to confuse the read-but-don't-touch "open source" reference implementation that no one uses, their legally binding promise not to sue anyone using open source implementations, and the stuff they have licensed under the OSI-approved MS-PL license.
That's the reference implementation, which is under a read-but-don't-touch-license..NET itself is an open specification you can read whenever you want, and they recently made a legally binding promise not to sue anyone for using an alternate implementation (like Mono).
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Yeah, shame on him for not wanting to relive his most painful childhood memory every day.
That doesn't change the fact that the system was vulnerable in the first place. Punish him for entering illegally but don't make him pay for repairs that should've been made anyway.
Except the china was already broken. They fixed the vulnerability that was there before he found it, and now they're trying to get him to pay for it.
Mod parent up. The only problem is that the US is trying to get him to pay a fortune for damages, as if he created the vulnerability as opposed to exposing it.
So less than your average South Korean shovelware MMO then.
So you're not using plastic or electricity or public transport?
Understand, i think BP totally fucked up, but on the other hand, they're supplying for society's demand, and this kind of shit happens in oil drilling all the time. Hopefully this accident will encourage a large-scale effort to stop using this non-renewable and toxic energy source.
You never know, the Russian Woodpecker signal turned out to be a nuclear launch detection radar in Chernobyl.
Spoiler: they already have your personal data.
Yes, but just because you can write a raytracer in JavaScript doesn't mean it's a viable alternative to C.
Same as English. It's lame as hell.
Isn't it ironic that you guys campaign all day for science but when a scientific study says your gadgets are harmful you scream bloody murder?
Since they went after Apple.
Good talk, but isn't the higher income of low-ip industries precisely because they're utilitarian? You need food, transport, clothes, furniture but you can live without movies and music.
I don't think Fringe fits that pattern at all. The characters undergo a lot of development and they actually explain the mysteries eventually.
So you're saying it's so good you're paying NOT to play it?
Besides, I used to play EVE. The only way to make money in empire space is to grind missions, or mine, or industry, all of which are incredibly boring. So I and went down to 0.0. All people did there is mine and shoot mobs. The huge battles are boring as fuck and happen at 3 FPS. PvP mostly consists of camping outside gates for hours with a bunch of losers.
That's because it's a grindy, boring piece of shit like every other MMO. Just with more pretentious fans.
Shame that good MMORPGs don't make financial sense and MMORPGs that make financial sense aren't good.
It is worth it for the shareholders because they lose even more money if the miners go on strike.
Steam is the best DRM you're going to get that publishers will accept.
You can switch Steam to offline mode and it'll still work.
You mean like Mono? The submission is (intentionally or out of ignorance) trying to confuse the read-but-don't-touch "open source" reference implementation that no one uses, their legally binding promise not to sue anyone using open source implementations, and the stuff they have licensed under the OSI-approved MS-PL license.
That's the reference implementation, which is under a read-but-don't-touch-license. .NET itself is an open specification you can read whenever you want, and they recently made a legally binding promise not to sue anyone for using an alternate implementation (like Mono).
Can you seriously imagine someone in the third world having a salad spinner?
which had the added benefit of encouraging children to eat healthy food
And, incidentally, food you could get with rationing.
The solution is simply to not buy consoles.