Any presidential nominee must conform to all the Constitutional requirements, as well as be considered someone of similar stature to our previous presidents. That means no Lady Gaga allowed.
So maybe a little transistor meant to do one thing is not incredibly secure. But the Russians are going to start writing malicious code that waits for FPGA users to visit hacking urls and then download exploits to their servers?
Hackers target smb references this exact issue - lulz/anon are harmless. Everyone sees the big headlines but its thousands of small businesses that are getting their data stolen every day and left with no ability to recover.
Granted, you make your own mess when you hire the $20/hour web guy out of college who thinks that online transactions are safe because he used magento out of the box, but the real hacking is occuring daily and there's no way to stop it, or even properly monitor it. Even when these are overseas cybercrimes and owners get the secret service or other agencies involved, the end result is nothing.
We're too busy monitoring Americans online terrorist activity to worry about real crimes.
Last year my wife was suffering from some anxiety during her pregnancy. An internal medicine doctor prescribed an anti-psychosis drug to treat bipolar disorder. The list of side effects included just about everything you wouldn't want to happen to a pregnant women. What would a drug like this do to an unborn child, let alone an adult!
We have had this discussion with our clients, and none of them has moved to the cloud. A new business might very well be able to start with cloud services and possibly migrate some data inhouse as they grow, but most established businesses find the model prohibitive because:
Failover to another high-speed line with SLA must be established for continuous connectivity
The cost of data migration for existing data
Locating, implementing and monitoring reliable cloud backup solutions
Security, encryption and password enforcement at much higher levels than in-house
No single responsible agent for outages, changes, troubleshooting
Reverting back to unnamed blame game which was eliminated many years ago by any competent IT team
Paying all the above costs, and if the service(s) do not work as expected, paying for a full year anyway, plus the re-migration back to home base.
That's destructive behavior. Any outside vendor can act as the body double. They would work to preserve their own role as emergency contact while reinforcing the value of the day-to-day admin.
Not only is Google taking on more than just the listed fronts (author neglected libraries, cloud computing, email, etc), but every major tech company is fighting the same fights on its fronts as well. In total, it is a thousand-front war, with only a handful of select winners at the end of the day.
Social Game should really be another way to say "lead generation marketing gaming". The goal is to get you to buy more fun stuff, by offering you lots of fun perky stuff to keep you interested. Very little of it requires any effort or quest-solving to attain, and it immediately unlocks the next slightly more expensive fun perky thing that you must have.
You are the employee and you cost money. The profit is already money and therefor that is what is protected. If you want to assure you will be protected, read what you sign. Everyone wants to keep their slice of the pie. Every slice costs money. And even worse, lawyers will be making a piece from each part of the action.
Slashdot Mirror
Where would we be without movie star politicians?
Is that the sound of a $1,000 toaster?
So maybe a little transistor meant to do one thing is not incredibly secure. But the Russians are going to start writing malicious code that waits for FPGA users to visit hacking urls and then download exploits to their servers?
Unless it is a distributed DNS without some Gov/Icann/Corporate model.
Hackers target smb references this exact issue - lulz/anon are harmless. Everyone sees the big headlines but its thousands of small businesses that are getting their data stolen every day and left with no ability to recover.
Granted, you make your own mess when you hire the $20/hour web guy out of college who thinks that online transactions are safe because he used magento out of the box, but the real hacking is occuring daily and there's no way to stop it, or even properly monitor it. Even when these are overseas cybercrimes and owners get the secret service or other agencies involved, the end result is nothing.
We're too busy monitoring Americans online terrorist activity to worry about real crimes.
Nor will it get any better.
Oh, I get it. Check the site, it's a Apple only thing. That actually makes sense in a lot of ways.
How long before they put the kibosh on this Apple-only thing?
These unwelcome intrusions continue because we allow them. ...
first, airlplanes should be constructed to make hijacking physically impossible
Sure, if you want to do it the easy way!
Last year my wife was suffering from some anxiety during her pregnancy. An internal medicine doctor prescribed an anti-psychosis drug to treat bipolar disorder. The list of side effects included just about everything you wouldn't want to happen to a pregnant women. What would a drug like this do to an unborn child, let alone an adult!
a spokesperson of a game analytics shop says that game analytics are the next big thing? ...completely unexpected...
Strange! I know a guy who says that social analysts should get paid more than traditional game companies. Whooda thunk it?
Newsbreak: Windows decides to be more like Apple. Stay tuned.
Next paradigm shift:
Sally needs help moving blocks, sign up and earn 5 facepoints!
He is still in my 'goons' circle as well. Maybe the whole article is meant as satire. Really, really, good excellent and obvious satire that I missed.
We have had this discussion with our clients, and none of them has moved to the cloud. A new business might very well be able to start with cloud services and possibly migrate some data inhouse as they grow, but most established businesses find the model prohibitive because:
Paying all the above costs, and if the service(s) do not work as expected, paying for a full year anyway, plus the re-migration back to home base.
That's destructive behavior. Any outside vendor can act as the body double. They would work to preserve their own role as emergency contact while reinforcing the value of the day-to-day admin.
It's essential to have some help from the outside during your IT admin vacation
Not only is Google taking on more than just the listed fronts (author neglected libraries, cloud computing, email, etc), but every major tech company is fighting the same fights on its fronts as well. In total, it is a thousand-front war, with only a handful of select winners at the end of the day.
Only half of Facebook suffers setbacks?
Only the good half.
Google will likely plead innocence, but it's hard to believe this megalith would do such a thing unwittingly.
So how does this beat gary busey meme?
Social Game should really be another way to say "lead generation marketing gaming". The goal is to get you to buy more fun stuff, by offering you lots of fun perky stuff to keep you interested. Very little of it requires any effort or quest-solving to attain, and it immediately unlocks the next slightly more expensive fun perky thing that you must have.
The correct course of action is erasure, following by enlightenment retraining.
New ending! 2011
Is it a hidden cost if my power company supplies me with a free air conditioner but I still have to pay $400 per month to run it?
You are the employee and you cost money. The profit is already money and therefor that is what is protected. If you want to assure you will be protected, read what you sign. Everyone wants to keep their slice of the pie. Every slice costs money. And even worse, lawyers will be making a piece from each part of the action.