That's not how TLS works. At most you expose the hostname you connect to. All path parameters in the GET request are encrypted. And it doesnt matter if GET/POST/PUT.
If you think Tesla is a car company - then it's overvalued.
If you think Tesla is a battery company that happens to sell cars - then the valuation is closer to correct.
The real key to their offering is batter management. Taking tons of little batteries as commodities and making them appear as one big battery. Then resizing that big battery for accomplishing things which at the time was expensive. Such as powering a car or a house.
Apart from IP addresses (and DNS lookups)... what can they sniff and sell? If we HTTPS all the things... they wont really have access to as much as we think they do.
What you want are metrics. So while you cant get access to the systems... you can (probably) dictate everything you need to measure and monitor. After you have lots of data points, then you can report the crap out of it to start making i better.
Make all management distributions a taxable. Or better... make all management distributions above a % of education payouts at a taxed penalty. Then the donors will want more accountability since some money is going to the government instead of fund managers.
Because a life sentence (and other sentences) doesn't mean it will happen for that whole period of time. You can be eligible for parole before the time is up. By having multiple sentences or ridiculous amounts of time, it raises the bar high enough to prevent some people from EVER getting out.
For 500GB you are looking at 46.50 or $70 a month for storage alone. I'd think the transfer costs (HTTP traffic) would be pennies based on the traffic patterns described.
You won't be able to use rsync... but I'd guess there are solutions our there that allow mirror like functionality you describe.
Allow licenses for trips into space for private citizens via private corporations. Those who can afford it would fund the cost to get it done. In the quest to standardize and get more travelers, the cost would go down. Possibly low enough to be cost effective that NASA would then transition to the best provider.
The website had disclaimers on it (either during the login process or once you are signed in) that states unauthorized access is prohibited and that the web site is for official use only.
So a journalist (or anyone) using the site with someone's else's login credentials violates the terms of service of the site.
There is no way to plead ignorance for those who improperly accessed the site.
I loath the google appliance. I liked it for the price and it was supposed to be like an appliance. Plug it in, turn it on and click a few buttons and off you go.
It locked up for me waay to many times even though google cites this as rare. I wasted way to much time on support for a device which should not need this level of babysitting.
Exactly. Lay down some groundrules. If getting spyware or launching a worm on campus, or taking the time to debug the non-standard machine needs done - then charge the department back. Then the department head has a battle to fight with respect to budget.
The article is wrong. Tomcat 5.5 does not depend on JDK5.0. It uses classes which are distributed by JDK 5.0 by default. But Tomcat 5.5 works fine with JDK 1.4 and the compat libraries.
And it wasn't mp3. It was a.au file on a Sun workstation. I didn't learn about mp3 until years later.
I already had the cd - I was amazed that I could download a song. This was also at that same time, my home machine (not a Sun workstation) was still using a 14,400 baud modem.
This is Lott's payback for getting no support from the White House for Lott's racial remarks when Lott lost his speaker position. If Lott goes away from administration wishes, it could be an interesting if any other Republican has the balls to go for a ride. If so, it may be an interesting run up to the election. The topic which split the Republicans: Big freaking deficit.
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That's not how TLS works. At most you expose the hostname you connect to. All path parameters in the GET request are encrypted. And it doesnt matter if GET/POST/PUT.
If you think Tesla is a car company - then it's overvalued.
If you think Tesla is a battery company that happens to sell cars - then the valuation is closer to correct.
The real key to their offering is batter management. Taking tons of little batteries as commodities and making them appear as one big battery. Then resizing that big battery for accomplishing things which at the time was expensive. Such as powering a car or a house.
Apart from IP addresses (and DNS lookups) ... what can they sniff and sell? If we HTTPS all the things ... they wont really have access to as much as we think they do.
What you want are metrics. So while you cant get access to the systems ... you can (probably) dictate everything you need to measure and monitor. After you have lots of data points, then you can report the crap out of it to start making i better.
Make all management distributions a taxable. Or better ... make all management distributions above a % of education payouts at a taxed penalty. Then the donors will want more accountability since some money is going to the government instead of fund managers.
Because a life sentence (and other sentences) doesn't mean it will happen for that whole period of time. You can be eligible for parole before the time is up. By having multiple sentences or ridiculous amounts of time, it raises the bar high enough to prevent some people from EVER getting out.
This does nothing except provide a tax write off and stroke the giver ego.
Do real scientist do this for the money and the prizes? No.
Providing a wad of cash provides no extra incentive.
If the real goal is to change the overall culture of enourgaging science - its still misguided.
Why not take that $$ and use it for more grant proposals and set fund science VC style and get more incubators?
http://aws.amazon.com/s3/pricing/
For 500GB you are looking at 46.50 or $70 a month for storage alone. I'd think the transfer costs (HTTP traffic) would be pennies based on the traffic patterns described.
You won't be able to use rsync ... but I'd guess there are solutions our there that allow mirror like functionality you describe.
The requirements sound like you need knowledge management system. Not a content management system.
Of course that being said (without knowing the requirements), why wouldn't a wiki work? There are lots of wiki solutions available.
Since using technique involves reverse engineering the chip, this is a clear violation of the DMCA. So just find your local attorney and prosecute.
Problem solved. Nothing to see here move along. Thanks for playing. :)
Allow licenses for trips into space for private citizens via private corporations. Those who can afford it would fund the cost to get it done. In the quest to standardize and get more travelers, the cost would go down. Possibly low enough to be cost effective that NASA would then transition to the best provider.
His worm had a little bug in it and see what happened to him :)
TFA says "Owning and operating a network, on the other hand, could make for a costly and distracting scenario."
Because if there is one thing Google doesn't know how to do, its build networks with lots of computers and network them together.
If this causes a decrease in "asteroid to swing by the earth within 10 million KM 90 years from now" stories - I'm all for cutting the funding.
The website had disclaimers on it (either during the login process or once you are signed in) that states unauthorized access is prohibited and that the web site is for official use only.
So a journalist (or anyone) using the site with someone's else's login credentials violates the terms of service of the site.
There is no way to plead ignorance for those who improperly accessed the site.
I loath the google appliance. I liked it for the price and it was supposed to be like an appliance. Plug it in, turn it on and click a few buttons and off you go.
It locked up for me waay to many times even though google cites this as rare. I wasted way to much time on support for a device which should not need this level of babysitting.
When my contract ends, I'm switching to Nutch.
Exactly. Lay down some groundrules. If getting spyware or launching a worm on campus, or taking the time to debug the non-standard machine needs done - then charge the department back. Then the department head has a battle to fight with respect to budget.
The article is wrong. Tomcat 5.5 does not depend on JDK5.0. It uses classes which are distributed by JDK 5.0 by default. But Tomcat 5.5 works fine with JDK 1.4 and the compat libraries.
Sorry, you still need tools.jar.
Don't people understand that the VCHIP can block out based on Sex, dialog, violence, or age?
Geez!
Oddly enough mozilla allows this too:h ahahah ahahahahahahahahahahahahaha@slashdot.org/article.p l?sid=04/01/30/0428242&mode=nested&tid=113&tid=126 &tid=133&tid=172&tid=186&tid=95&threshold= 2
http://www.microsoft.com:hahahahahahahahaha
[Should be a link to this story]
So isn't mozilla sort of vulnerable to this issue too?
And it wasn't mp3. It was a .au file on a Sun workstation. I didn't learn about mp3 until years later.
I already had the cd - I was amazed that I could download a song. This was also at that same time, my home machine (not a Sun workstation) was still using a 14,400 baud modem.
IANAL, but please send me the magazines of the last 50 years, and I'll gladly provide some free research.
The old guy hanging out at AAA. He'll give you the right directions and more detail than you'll ever want to know.
This is Lott's payback for getting no support from the White House for Lott's racial remarks when Lott lost his speaker position. If Lott goes away from administration wishes, it could be an interesting if any other Republican has the balls to go for a ride. If so, it may be an interesting run up to the election. The topic which split the Republicans: Big freaking deficit.