Internet only became what it is today because of WWW, which was invented at CERN. But enough of that because it doesn't matter. Internet is global and no one has any special right in terms of control.
From what I've seen EVE Gate is only a contact list and private message system accessible over the web. It has no real time chat, groups or anything else that would really help.
I agree with you. EVE is a dull, boring game with a terrible UI. The only thing that makes it enjoyable is PvP if you're in a good corporation/alliance. It's not rewarding over short term. It's lots and lots of grinding for money so you can experience a battle for a few minutes and then you're back to 10h of grinding. It's hard to find a fair player, most of them will try to scam you in any way possible. Honorable players are rare. It's next to impossible to a fair fight. There are definitely great moments in game, but the amount of negativity is overwhelming and that is the reason so many people leave after trial runs out. Even those who have full accounts take breaks and often complain of boredom. It has a very low ratio of fun/"time invested".
Acrobat Reader supports reflowing. Once I got a very narrow PDF (weird "letter" or "formal" format I think) and I was searching for a "reflow". I found it. It's great.
Operating system has nothing to do with this attack.
Web server has nothing to do with this attack.
JIRA has to do with this attack.
If a session cookie is stolen and is valid when used by the 3rd party, it's the application's fault. The solution would be a better, more secure session manager in JIRA. Additional solution would be using HTTPS.
To cause an earthquake, it would have to be a concentrated beam of EM energy, something that only man made technology can do. There are reports that HAARP was on at full power from a few days ago to a few hours past the Haitian earthquake. HAARP can cause earthquakes. Russians and Chinese have the same super weapons.
I think more important ability than being good at math is having a very active imagination than can be focused and having the ability to think outside the box. Personally, I have a very active imagination and an open mind and I found them very useful so far in my software engineering.
Is it just me or does anyone else think that a great contributor to global warming is the method with which we create and consume power. We produce most of the electricity with steam and that steam needs to cool off before it can become steam again. They way that steam is cooled is either with water or surrounding air. Every nuclear reactor needs to be next to a river if the outside air is not cold enough. The river on which our reactor is built is 4C hotter after it passes the power plant because it's used to cool the steam. And that temperature increase is constant, all the time. Coal power plants do the same. Then, on the consumer side, we also convert much of that electricity into heat, with inefficient light bulbs, cars (thats why the engine needs a heatsink and a fan), electronic equipment, etc... If your computer uses 150W, thats 150W of heat output per hour. Human body outputs on average ~100Wh.
8GB RAM is 120 EUR. Thats a month of quality food for a single person. Saying hardware is cheap is wrong because it's not cheap. Not for the majority of the people.
Since the Mars rover is not really on Mars, but on a secret location on Earth, perhaps they could just use the "hand of god" to give it a little help:)
The system has heavy traffic and is using nginx http server and PHP workers. We are a high profile target so security, stability, availability and performance are paramount. Some critical components are VMs and have VMware Fault Tolerance enabled on them (essentially, the VM runs on two physical machines).
Comparing the latest OpenBSD to the Ubuntu Server, what are the security advantages of OpenBSD that would warrant it's usage over Ubuntu Server? Ubuntu Server home page boasts quite a lot of security features and I presume it's faster than OpenBSD as well.
Slashdot Mirror
Both .com and .net TLDs are controlled/hosted by Verisign, a US company.
Internet only became what it is today because of WWW, which was invented at CERN. But enough of that because it doesn't matter. Internet is global and no one has any special right in terms of control.
Before and during the WW2, The Pope supported the prosecution of the Jews. Not the 21st century though.
From what I've seen EVE Gate is only a contact list and private message system accessible over the web. It has no real time chat, groups or anything else that would really help.
I agree with you. EVE is a dull, boring game with a terrible UI. The only thing that makes it enjoyable is PvP if you're in a good corporation/alliance. It's not rewarding over short term. It's lots and lots of grinding for money so you can experience a battle for a few minutes and then you're back to 10h of grinding. It's hard to find a fair player, most of them will try to scam you in any way possible. Honorable players are rare. It's next to impossible to a fair fight. There are definitely great moments in game, but the amount of negativity is overwhelming and that is the reason so many people leave after trial runs out. Even those who have full accounts take breaks and often complain of boredom. It has a very low ratio of fun/"time invested".
Acrobat Reader supports reflowing. Once I got a very narrow PDF (weird "letter" or "formal" format I think) and I was searching for a "reflow". I found it. It's great.
No one (normal) in my country knows that @ means "at". @ has it's own unique word here, "afna". It's only used in email addresses.
Just so you know, they use 128-bit RC4 encryption, which is considered insecure. Today AES-256 is standard.
http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/147595161/%22peopleware%22?tab=summary
Operating system has nothing to do with this attack. Web server has nothing to do with this attack. JIRA has to do with this attack. If a session cookie is stolen and is valid when used by the 3rd party, it's the application's fault. The solution would be a better, more secure session manager in JIRA. Additional solution would be using HTTPS.
To cause an earthquake, it would have to be a concentrated beam of EM energy, something that only man made technology can do. There are reports that HAARP was on at full power from a few days ago to a few hours past the Haitian earthquake. HAARP can cause earthquakes. Russians and Chinese have the same super weapons.
I think more important ability than being good at math is having a very active imagination than can be focused and having the ability to think outside the box. Personally, I have a very active imagination and an open mind and I found them very useful so far in my software engineering.
What is a "gm"? Do you mean "g", as in gram?
Which part of my comment violates the 2nd law which says the thermal energy can only flow from hot to cold objects?
Is it just me or does anyone else think that a great contributor to global warming is the method with which we create and consume power. We produce most of the electricity with steam and that steam needs to cool off before it can become steam again. They way that steam is cooled is either with water or surrounding air. Every nuclear reactor needs to be next to a river if the outside air is not cold enough. The river on which our reactor is built is 4C hotter after it passes the power plant because it's used to cool the steam. And that temperature increase is constant, all the time. Coal power plants do the same. Then, on the consumer side, we also convert much of that electricity into heat, with inefficient light bulbs, cars (thats why the engine needs a heatsink and a fan), electronic equipment, etc... If your computer uses 150W, thats 150W of heat output per hour. Human body outputs on average ~100Wh.
The word "balkanize" is insulting to the people living on the Balkans. It's like calling a fat person an "americanized man".
8GB RAM is 120 EUR. Thats a month of quality food for a single person. Saying hardware is cheap is wrong because it's not cheap. Not for the majority of the people.
Since the Mars rover is not really on Mars, but on a secret location on Earth, perhaps they could just use the "hand of god" to give it a little help :)
The system has heavy traffic and is using nginx http server and PHP workers. We are a high profile target so security, stability, availability and performance are paramount. Some critical components are VMs and have VMware Fault Tolerance enabled on them (essentially, the VM runs on two physical machines).
Comparing the latest OpenBSD to the Ubuntu Server, what are the security advantages of OpenBSD that would warrant it's usage over Ubuntu Server? Ubuntu Server home page boasts quite a lot of security features and I presume it's faster than OpenBSD as well.