I've done work for a number of small businesses that use 40 bit WEP to "protect" their Wifi network -- and no amount of persuading from me will make them change it.
I remember when I read that Sun itself was not exactly sure whether it was a software or hardware company. I realized it was really both, and there was no reason they had to try to choose between the two.
https://twitter.com/ almost works, but I sniffed the packets using Wireshark and unfortunately they still make one HTTP request, which because the session cookie is not marked secure is sent insecurely along with it. I remember reading that it was made using XMLHTTPRequest.
Yea, the comments make me wonder how many people actually read the PDF linked. It was still better than last time, when they didn't provide the document that the quotes were sourced from at all!
One of the big reasons stock options are flawed. In fact, I don't think stock price-based compensation of ANY kind is a good idea nowadays. They came from the "shareholder value" age when markets were presumed to be perfectly efficient, which later was found to be quite flawed.
Yes, I know! I have railed against such "legacy" MBA courses that teach this and a bunch of other horrible stuff for a while now. The sad thing is that even if MBA classes have stopped teaching this stuff, there are still MBAs out there who still believe this stuff.
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I've done work for a number of small businesses that use 40 bit WEP to "protect" their Wifi network -- and no amount of persuading from me will make them change it.
Do they have old hardware only capable of WEP?
And the US is just trying to suppress illegal content, while China is actually trying to censor criticism. The latter is IMO much worse.
I remember when I read that Sun itself was not exactly sure whether it was a software or hardware company. I realized it was really both, and there was no reason they had to try to choose between the two.
Yep, why do you think the US put federal deposit insurance and separation of investment and deposit banks in the same bill?
In particular, nowadays, e-book piracy is emerging. I really hope that the same response that the music industry did to piracy won't happen this time.
Ultimately the right solution of course is try to get the companies to change the business model.
Yea, I agree that a DDOS is ridiculous.
Yes, but I also want to start a thread here about how to solve it the right way, because this is the long-term solution.
If diplomats have to start couching their language, governments will have a much more difficult time making sensible decisions.
Agreed, not the right solution. The right solution is to fix the real problem that is covering up wrongdoing.
And IMO Wikileaks is a hack solution to the problem. The real solution is to directly fix the problem in the right way.
Here is the good news though:
http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=1883130&cid=34346810
It was to USPTO.
So if the addition is avoided, would the software be non-infringing?
Why is that a problem? What specific problems are you talking about?
Used a different library:
https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=43142
To be more precise, XP's built-in crypto library do not support SNI. While IE uses it, I don't think Mozilla uses it, instead they use NSS instead.
Ah, I think that was from days ago. I just checked today using Wireshark again and they fixed it, which means https://twitter.com/ should be safe now.
https://twitter.com/ almost works, but I sniffed the packets using Wireshark and unfortunately they still make one HTTP request, which because the session cookie is not marked secure is sent insecurely along with it. I remember reading that it was made using XMLHTTPRequest.
Yea, the flaws of top-down command and control. Happens in the corporate world too. What do you think the word "corporate zombie" come from?
Looks like it is patents only:
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/758004/000119312510265964/d8k.htm
Personally, I'd just declare that money is not speech, period! Giving money to anybody should not be considered the same as speaking.
Yea, the comments make me wonder how many people actually read the PDF linked. It was still better than last time, when they didn't provide the document that the quotes were sourced from at all!
One of the big reasons stock options are flawed. In fact, I don't think stock price-based compensation of ANY kind is a good idea nowadays. They came from the "shareholder value" age when markets were presumed to be perfectly efficient, which later was found to be quite flawed.
Yes, I know! I have railed against such "legacy" MBA courses that teach this and a bunch of other horrible stuff for a while now. The sad thing is that even if MBA classes have stopped teaching this stuff, there are still MBAs out there who still believe this stuff.
Nowadays, there are Mini-ITX SFF systems that are much smaller, easier to stack, and much more suitable for this purpose.