they're just going to charge an extra 20 for an "app" to unlock the boot loader.. honestly.. with the way that most idiots use a computer, I'm glad someone is locking the things down "or at least trying"
if you want it.. it will be figured out. if you don't.. hey, ios doesn't have any viruses/malware unless it's rooted (aka controlled by the user)
i've often imagined.. especially while stuck in traffic. a system of railcars that you could just drive onto and get sped to a city.. drive across it, and hop on the next train until you get to your destination, or the city before your destination and drive the last leg.
seems as easy to lay rail where our highways are now...
course things like this always SEEM easy.. and really, nothing like destroying the roadside diner again eh? ha ha
but knowing a few notaries ip's just means you have to include DNS in your attack now.. I mean, I guess it DOES add one more thing to do raising the fruit a bit.. but I can't say it's that much of a step forward.
come to think of it, I wonder how difficult it would be to create a mask dns server that covered all of the current CA's and always returned that a cert was valid...
Drug companies have a real patent problem on their hands: all their old "blockbusters" are losing patent protection
oh, no, don't worry about them, they can twist a chemical bond and rename it to start their 21 years over again just like tacking mobile onto it for electronics.
real question is.. what's next?
"in a 3d space", "with your mind", or in an "augmented reality"?
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they're just going to charge an extra 20 for an "app" to unlock the boot loader..
honestly.. with the way that most idiots use a computer, I'm glad someone is locking the things down "or at least trying"
if you want it.. it will be figured out.
if you don't.. hey, ios doesn't have any viruses/malware unless it's rooted (aka controlled by the user)
this is true.. really a faked cert from a CA.. isn't fake.. it's real. it's like getting your "fake" ID from the DMV..
ALOT ISNOT AWORD
no but as has been proven, with your support and less than 15 cents a day.. it could be. that's not alot.
http://news.yahoo.com/merriam-webster-adds-tweet-other-words-095422189.html
uhm.. ssl as a wrapper was swiped from the early ipv6 spec to add security to ipv4
it's just built in
ipv6 actually has ALOT more security by default, just liein about.
couple obsidian knives would be pretty easy, and it'd just be a rock collection.
and that which doesn't make you stronger...
Riding the merge lane to the very end, around everybody else, is just as aggressive.
actually.. exiting the merge lane early can be just as bad..
let the lane do it's job and shuffle together like a deck of cards.
but no, people just won't do that because at that last moment someone on one side or the other will always screw it up and go out of turn.
or someone will stop traffic so they can merge early...
i've often imagined.. especially while stuck in traffic. a system of railcars that you could just drive onto and get sped to a city.. drive across it, and hop on the next train until you get to your destination, or the city before your destination and drive the last leg.
seems as easy to lay rail where our highways are now...
course things like this always SEEM easy.. and really, nothing like destroying the roadside diner again eh? ha ha
i watched that, pretty interesting, minus the cisco product placement.
their bit on tesla before that was pretty neat too.
but knowing a few notaries ip's just means you have to include DNS in your attack now..
I mean, I guess it DOES add one more thing to do raising the fruit a bit.. but I can't say it's that much of a step forward.
come to think of it, I wonder how difficult it would be to create a mask dns server that covered all of the current CA's and always returned that a cert was valid...
Drug companies have a real patent problem on their hands: all their old "blockbusters" are losing patent protection
oh, no, don't worry about them, they can twist a chemical bond and rename it to start their 21 years over again just like tacking mobile onto it for electronics.
real question is.. what's next?
"in a 3d space", "with your mind", or in an "augmented reality"?