It's the safest and most secure OS on the planet today.
I know Vista being more secure than any of the other MS system, but comparing the security with other OS is pointless when you are named Microsoft, which means "I provide OS for the large majority of computers" for hackers over the world. The more hackers an OS interests, the harder it is to keep it safe. Because I don't believe in a perfectly secure OS.
You want a secure OS? Then don't choose a MS OS. Period.
Sure we hate those idiots for believing in such a way to make money, but the worst guys remain the ones at the top of the scheme for earning money by exploiting people's credulity. Those crooks deserve to be jailed.
The Streisand effect is an Internet phenomenon where an attempt to censor or remove a piece of information backfires, causing the information to be widely publicized.
I know Nicolas Sarkozy being an omnipresent president and all, but it's not like he personally chose the song, right? It's actually some people among his political party (the UMP) that decided to play the song in two meetings.
Otherwise, the result is the same: the political party from which Nicolas Sarkozy is has been busted for copyright infringement. It's a further proof that copyright laws are being way too tentacular. Can't they just see it?
A number of commenters
urged ICANN not to move forward with the new gTLD program because of threats to DNS
stability and security, and warned that the new program will create a new wave of malicious
activity, including spam and phishing.
Phishing Hell if they don't do things right, for sure.
What's the point of this program anyway? Being able to register fancy urls? By paying $185,000 + yearly fees?
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I've found that the security questions to reset the password are easier than the password to crack.
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Either that or just wait for some Security Official to slip up and sell a hard drive with passwords and usernames on ebay.
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Why humanoid robots? I personally find nanobots much more dangerous and scarier. Think of Prey (Michael Crichton, 2002).
THIS.
Disillusion or ban, your friend will give up the game.
Question: What is your favorite color?
Answer: Blue. No, 37Uhy-- Auuuuuuuuuuuugh!
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It's the safest and most secure OS on the planet today.
I know Vista being more secure than any of the other MS system, but comparing the security with other OS is pointless when you are named Microsoft, which means "I provide OS for the large majority of computers" for hackers over the world. The more hackers an OS interests, the harder it is to keep it safe. Because I don't believe in a perfectly secure OS.
You want a secure OS? Then don't choose a MS OS. Period.
Sure we hate those idiots for believing in such a way to make money, but the worst guys remain the ones at the top of the scheme for earning money by exploiting people's credulity. Those crooks deserve to be jailed.
For reference: Streisand Effect.
The Streisand effect is an Internet phenomenon where an attempt to censor or remove a piece of information backfires, causing the information to be widely publicized.
Everything you want to know about Hadopi can be found here (Fr).
You can avoid the problem by asking to be paid in cash. Not recommended, though.
Except for the french president, he only needs two more.
Well, not directly him.
Successful troll is successful.
I know Nicolas Sarkozy being an omnipresent president and all, but it's not like he personally chose the song, right? It's actually some people among his political party (the UMP) that decided to play the song in two meetings.
Otherwise, the result is the same: the political party from which Nicolas Sarkozy is has been busted for copyright infringement. It's a further proof that copyright laws are being way too tentacular. Can't they just see it?
1- Gather data
2- Analyse data
3- ???
4- Profit!
5- New processing methods are found
6- Go to 2
A number of commenters urged ICANN not to move forward with the new gTLD program because of threats to DNS stability and security, and warned that the new program will create a new wave of malicious activity, including spam and phishing.
Phishing Hell if they don't do things right, for sure.
What's the point of this program anyway? Being able to register fancy urls? By paying $185,000 + yearly fees?
"And for another one, we'll hide the bad reviews dropped by angry /.ers."
"We'll pass, it would be suspicious if those articles end up with no comments at all."
On the other end, we have energy generating roads.
Soon, you won't have to wear glasses for 3D films. Check this out.
It's not possible to prove that they will earn 95% more if there was no "downloads".
You mean 1900% more, right? 5 + 5x19 = 100.