I think it's different in that, Google has offered these things and people used them. Most of the Bing stuff that I have seen have been trying to sneak it in the back door or ram it down my throat. I will not Google for stuff on Bing.
For starters the license key is not proof. If you get audited you will be required to show actual purchase orders for all software. Doesn't matter if everything is licensed with a key downloaded from the internet or separate keys from the original box. Also doesn't matter if you have a stack of license key slips in a file cabinet, they wont take them as proof that you purchased them. Only original invoices.
About 10 minutes after this story broke a republican would be found with the same pictures on his computer and it would become the headline news while the Pelosi store gets burred to the bottom of the pile.
The difference here is that the client thinks it has a "verified" secure connection to the named host. Other SSL MiM attacks work by providing a fake certificate.
No you still have it stored the size of one file + 100 block sizes, in size. You'd need a substantially large number of random changes through all 100 files to balloon up from 1x file size, to 100x file size.
Yea, if we did that here that money would be put in an account and used to by T-Bills. These would then be used to finance whatever project our current representative is trying to accomplish. It'd be like putting money in your savings account and borrowing it out, but telling your spouse that it's still in the savings account, just in the form of an IOU.
You're right, it wasn't 60%. It was 75% turn over after any 10 year period. through the 1990s it was actually 97%. Though you are right the top 1% which holds almost 10% of the total wealth doesn't have much turnover.
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I think it's different in that, Google has offered these things and people used them. Most of the Bing stuff that I have seen have been trying to sneak it in the back door or ram it down my throat. I will not Google for stuff on Bing.
Not just opt-out, but kicked out for either 1 or 2 years.
meanwhile some democrats can dish it but can't take it.
Or even less to convince them they are right.
Think long term.
stupid people breed stupid people.
---insert typical, "when my party does it it's ok" defense here---
Meanwhile some liberal somewhere makes up:
On Fox News The main headline : Obama SELLS American Freedom to Chinese
Bill O'Reilly - Obama is betraying all Americans by giving away the secrets of freedom to the Chinese
Glenn Beck - Obama is raising a Chinese Army to take over the United States
Mine says, "...on company time...with company resources..." specifically.
On my time or my resources it is mine.
But with fewer idiots and fewer ducktape jobs presented as production enterprise grade servers/applications we'll need fewer IT professionals.
For starters the license key is not proof. If you get audited you will be required to show actual purchase orders for all software. Doesn't matter if everything is licensed with a key downloaded from the internet or separate keys from the original box. Also doesn't matter if you have a stack of license key slips in a file cabinet, they wont take them as proof that you purchased them. Only original invoices.
yea didnt the real world go off the air? or is it still running?
Go Puck!!
Anything in there about not pushing your religion on other people?
About 10 minutes after this story broke a republican would be found with the same pictures on his computer and it would become the headline news while the Pelosi store gets burred to the bottom of the pile.
Maybe you could sue nVidia for their new shutter based 3D glasses...
Just in general, or of these specifically?
The difference here is that the client thinks it has a "verified" secure connection to the named host. Other SSL MiM attacks work by providing a fake certificate.
Or the balls to use that air superiority. When used in WWII the war ended quickly.
Framebuffer is an unaccelerated bitmap display, X11 is an accelerated graphics layer (that can use a framebuffer)
something that writes directly to a framebuffer is going to need a lot of additional programming in order to be as fast as X11 is.
No you still have it stored the size of one file + 100 block sizes, in size. You'd need a substantially large number of random changes through all 100 files to balloon up from 1x file size, to 100x file size.
Yea, if we did that here that money would be put in an account and used to by T-Bills. These would then be used to finance whatever project our current representative is trying to accomplish. It'd be like putting money in your savings account and borrowing it out, but telling your spouse that it's still in the savings account, just in the form of an IOU.
And the bottom 40% not only paid zero income tax, but ended up with tax credit. (paid by the government)
In addition the government could use this money in very prudent secure investment to increase the funds available for cleanup.
Whoa that's a good one. You mean like the big pile of IOU^H^H^HTreasure bonds in the SS trustfund?
Don't forget welfare, social security, medicare and soon to be ObamaCare.
You're right, it wasn't 60%. It was 75% turn over after any 10 year period. through the 1990s it was actually 97%. Though you are right the top 1% which holds almost 10% of the total wealth doesn't have much turnover.
not made up, do some research please:
http://www.forbes.com/2009/03/11/worlds-richest-people-billionaires-2009-billionaires_land.html
and
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/news/article.html?in_article_id=480406&in_page_id=2
May be a good place to start. It was a Forbes article where I found the original stat although I can't find the actual article right now.
Good luck on your broadening your horizons.