the fingerprint of the fake "google.com" cert created by the dhs would have a different fingerprint than the real "google,com" cert .
correct?
if "google.com" would post their fingerprint somewhere on their site, then we, the users, could verify it. and then we would immediately notice a fake man-in-the-middle cert,
correct?
and maybe this process of checking the fingerprint could be semi-automated. and then even self-signed certificates would not be an issue anymore.
this is what mozilla could've done - a version number which is used by extensions (4.0, 4.0.1, 4.1.0, 4.1.1, etc.) and an external version number for marketing purposes: Firefox 5, Firefox XT, Firefox ME, etc.
this is one thing that I believe Microsoft has done right.
version numbers have a meaning - my opinion is that people who say "get over the version numbers" do not have a clue what meaning they have.
the debt curve was clearly pointing downward at the end of the Clinton administration. So I would say that he did something right to make Americans happy.
USDebt.png
Whilst I agree that Clinton wasn't perfect. And he didn't leave a surplus.
But - please take a look at the following diagram attached to this article.
I dare to suggest that if Clinton would have stayed on, the debt ceiling would not have risen to the heights where it is now.
In the last two years of the Clinton administration the debt ceiling did not have an upward trend. We will never know of course what could've happened.
And - from my personal experience - Americans were much happier during the Clinton administration than they are now and have been for the last ten years.
that's all nice and then at the end of 2012 you'll be able to access the one and only website that's ipv6 ready. namely your own website.
do webhosting companies like bluehost, inmotionhosting, godaddy, etc. have an ipv6 strategy? do customers have to pay extra to have their website appear on the ipv6 internet? or... ???
what's the plan/strategy?
Deploy Chrome across your organization using the MSI installer. Control updates and customize your Chrome deployment with support for managed group policy and authentication protocols.
Or Google could move it's.com servers outside the US like it did with China.
and if more and more countries are going to do this, then where are you going to move the servers to? the moon? mars?
I've asked the question before and I'll ask it again now...
Is there any country left on this earth, where there's mutual trust between government and its citizens and therefor no need to monitor internet and phone traffic?
personal cheques, credit cards, debit cards and similar non-cash methods of payment are not usually legal tender. Coins and notes are usually defined as legal tender. Some jurisdictions may forbid or restrict payment made other than by legal tender.
what paypal is trying to do, is exactly the same what shops and businesses in the netherlands and finland are doing by not accepting the 1 eurocent coin.
that is illegal. coins and notes are defined as legal tender. businesses and shops are legally bound to accept these.
the only exception are large bank notes. business and shops have to accept everything else - starting with the 1 eurocent coin.
firefox should have an external version number for marketing purposes, and an internal version number which follows established rules and practices. and this internal version number is what add-ons check against.
This is one example where Microsoft has done something right, I think.
Take a look at these pictures. I don't think your 95 year old grandmother or your 6 year old daughter look like any of the people shown in these pictures.
This is simple police work. You're looking for people who... well... look middle eastern. So THAT's the people you're gonna check. Simple police work.
and stop calling this basic police procedure "profiling". it's not. you're looking for people who have certain characteristics, so then obviously you are not gonna check people who do not fit these characteristics. basic police work.
that's why the tsa (and airport security in other countries as well) should be replaced with people who know how to interview people and pick out the "bad" apples. there are plenty of people who have these skills. I know for a fact that the Koninklijke Marechaussee in the Netherlands has people in their ranks, who can easily pick out the "bad" apples (drug dealers, etc.) from a long queue of people. these are the kind of people you want as airport security. not the people the tsa employs.
Slashdot Mirror
the fingerprint of the fake "google.com" cert created by the dhs would have a different fingerprint than the real "google,com" cert .
correct?
if "google.com" would post their fingerprint somewhere on their site, then we, the users, could verify it. and then we would immediately notice a fake man-in-the-middle cert,
correct?
and maybe this process of checking the fingerprint could be semi-automated. and then even self-signed certificates would not be an issue anymore.
ever heard of "winver" - it shows the real windows version number.
http://www.nirmaltv.com/2009/08/17/windows-os-version-numbers/
this is what mozilla could've done - a version number which is used by extensions (4.0, 4.0.1, 4.1.0, 4.1.1, etc.) and an external version number for marketing purposes: Firefox 5, Firefox XT, Firefox ME, etc.
this is one thing that I believe Microsoft has done right.
version numbers have a meaning - my opinion is that people who say "get over the version numbers" do not have a clue what meaning they have.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_versioning
treats every Internet user like a potential criminal
and how is this different from what the tsa is doing at the airport?
we have let our govts go down this road way too far already.
What legal recourse do citizens have?
stop thinking "legal" ... for crying out loud. there are much better ways to get 'em.
simply stop buying movies and music. stop downloading movies and music. stop going to movies. just let 'em die.
i haven't bought (or downloaded) movies or music for more than ten years now.
"Stealing democracy, one billion dollars at a time."
just hover with your mouse over the text "NYSE Euronext" on the map.
the debt curve was clearly pointing downward at the end of the Clinton administration. So I would say that he did something right to make Americans happy. USDebt.png
Whilst I agree that Clinton wasn't perfect. And he didn't leave a surplus.
But - please take a look at the following diagram attached to this article.
I dare to suggest that if Clinton would have stayed on, the debt ceiling would not have risen to the heights where it is now.
In the last two years of the Clinton administration the debt ceiling did not have an upward trend. We will never know of course what could've happened.
And - from my personal experience - Americans were much happier during the Clinton administration than they are now and have been for the last ten years.
does one have to pay extra to make a website get an ipv6 address. or will they upgrade/migrate customers automatically to an ipv6 address.
I still don't have an answer to these questions. but would like one.
what's their plan/strategy?
Yeah, great idea.
and btw - I am not offering ideas - I am asking questions.
do webhosting companies like bluehost, inmotionhosting, godaddy, etc. have an ipv6 strategy? do customers have to pay extra to have their website appear on the ipv6 internet? or ... ???
what's the plan/strategy?
if this is about external websites, then again it's a good effort, but ...
where's the upgrade plan/strategy for the people who will want to access these ipv6 websites?
my isp has no plan/strategy how to upgrade to ipv6 afaik. and I am afraid to ask.
Easy administration
Deploy Chrome across your organization using the MSI installer. Control updates and customize your Chrome deployment with support for managed group policy and authentication protocols.
everything else is luxury.
wget -O /dev/null "http://216.34.181.45/"
--2011-07-18 17:39:41-- http://216.34.181.45/
Connecting to 216.34.181.45:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 301 Moved Permanently
Location: http://slashdot.org/ [following]
--2011-07-18 17:39:42-- http://slashdot.org/
Resolving slashdot.org (slashdot.org)...
this ip address simply re-directs to "slashdot.org".
so this does not solve the problem.
recofigure their system's DNS settings to point to somewhere in the free world;
and since more and more countries are blocking / censoring the internet, the free world is getting smaller and smaller by the day.
so where in this world is the DNS server that still provides unhampered access to the internet?
Or Google could move it's .com servers outside the US like it did with China.
and if more and more countries are going to do this, then where are you going to move the servers to? the moon? mars?
I've asked the question before and I'll ask it again now ...
Is there any country left on this earth, where there's mutual trust between government and its citizens and therefor no need to monitor internet and phone traffic?
It's not really even about messaging.
correct - it's about massaging .
http://www.kootol.com/Images/US_Pat_11995343_Figure_52.jpg
personal cheques, credit cards, debit cards and similar non-cash methods of payment are not usually legal tender. Coins and notes are usually defined as legal tender. Some jurisdictions may forbid or restrict payment made other than by legal tender.
what paypal is trying to do, is exactly the same what shops and businesses in the netherlands and finland are doing by not accepting the 1 eurocent coin.
that is illegal. coins and notes are defined as legal tender. businesses and shops are legally bound to accept these.
the only exception are large bank notes. business and shops have to accept everything else - starting with the 1 eurocent coin.
This is one example where Microsoft has done something right, I think.
http://www.windows7hacker.com/index.php/2009/08/a-list-of-windows-operating-system-version-number/
firefox 4 is 4.0.0
...
...
firefox 5 is 4.0.1
firefox 6 is 4.0.2
firefox 9 is 4.1.0
firefox 10 is 4.1.1
levitate
To rise or cause to rise into the air and float in apparent defiance of gravity.
Bullshit. That's called "profiling". It doesn't work and violates rights.
and lemme explain to you why your statement is bullshit.
http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/wanted_terrorists
Take a look at these pictures. I don't think your 95 year old grandmother or your 6 year old daughter look like any of the people shown in these pictures.
This is simple police work. You're looking for people who ... well ... look middle eastern. So THAT's the people you're gonna check. Simple police work.
and stop calling this basic police procedure "profiling". it's not. you're looking for people who have certain characteristics, so then obviously you are not gonna check people who do not fit these characteristics. basic police work.
that's why the tsa (and airport security in other countries as well) should be replaced with people who know how to interview people and pick out the "bad" apples. there are plenty of people who have these skills. I know for a fact that the Koninklijke Marechaussee in the Netherlands has people in their ranks, who can easily pick out the "bad" apples (drug dealers, etc.) from a long queue of people. these are the kind of people you want as airport security. not the people the tsa employs.
Chaos is upon us
it already is ...
ICANN approves expansion of Internet domain names
ICANN will receive applications for new domain names - the fee is $185,000 and the form is 360 pages
360 pages for an application form? for crying out loud ...
Do you know *anything* about Facebook's revenue stream?
No - because there is none.
and - selling ads is not revenue.
The only cats who can program are the FVWM Cats.
all other cats are copycats.
Selling tangible products and services is revenue.
How is Google any different from Facebook?
google sells services to businesses. that's revenue.
facebook sells ... nothing ... nada ... zilch. no revenue whatsoever. a bubble waiting to burst.