...when you can fuck up the world? Yes, let's put an MBA with a BA in philosophy and medieval history in charge of the USA. I mean, wouldn't *you* give the nuclear codes to the MBAs in your company? What could possibly go wrong?
What do you mean? Surely the nuclear codes are an underutilized asset that money can be made on. There are several highly motivated buyers mostly in the middle-east. You know those new HP servers that the government is going to buy aren't going to buy themselves. (Odd, for some reason HP is the only manufacturer that is able to meet new purchase requirements. And they are a mere 5000% markup over retail).
My Garmin from 3-4 years ago costs $120 and came with lifetime updates.
About the time I got it my boss got a new car and he told me that the Dodge dealer quoted him $150/yr for map updates.
Correction: Car manufacturers and/or dealers still try to gouge their customers by charging more for a 1 year update subscription than a decent standalone GPS unit that includes lifetime updates.
In a 2013 study that was funded by the Defense
Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), two
researchers demonstrated their ability to connect a
laptop to two different vehiclesâ(TM) computer systems
using a cable, send commands to different ECUs
through the CAN, and thereby control the engine,
brakes, steering and other critical vehicle
components
So you're telling me that if you have direct physical access to a car's ECU, you can issue commands to it? No shit sherlock. That is THE WHOLE POINT of the CAN bus. The only alternative would be to close down the bus and only allow "authorized" accessories to be connected to it - hello sky-high diagnostic fees and goodbye to useful bluetooth OBD connectors.
Call me when this can be done wirelessly. Oh and yes I did read the "What
the companies failed to note is that the DARPA study
built on prior research that demonstrated that one
could remotely and wirelessly access a vehicleâ(TM)s CAN
bus through Bluetooth connections, OnStar systems,
malware in a synced Android smartphone, or a
malicious file on a CD in the stereo" blurb - which still failed to materialize an actual working example of exploiting a CAN wirelessly.
Obviously you aren't a lawyer. You never let facts get in the way of a good lawsuit. I'm surprised I haven't seen an add on TV for a class action suit against a company for having dangerous Dihydrogen Monoxide in their products.
The point of a Rolex is to advertise to the world that you are made of money. Personally I wouldn't want anything on my wrist that is worth more than my hand.
Best way for the denialists to win. Make it illegal. Beats hell out of the cherry picking. Now if we can just get rid of science classes and replace them with bible studies.
In the past they have legislated that the Earth is flat, or that it is the center of the solar system, or that pi=3.00. See how well those have worked out?
If it turns out that global warming is true, what are they going to do? Arrest Mother Nature? Good luck with that. By then most of Florida will be underwater anyway.
If the hatered of systemd was channeled into something positive we would have world peace, a cure for cancer, a dirt cheap environmentaly friendly energy source, AND the mos kick-ass operating system the world has ever seen.
Of course it wasn't terrorism. The FBI didn't plan it.
Probably strongly and vocally oppose this bill.
That would be blissfully ignorant. But ignorance alone does not bring bliss. Otherwise there would be a lot more happy people.
...when you can fuck up the world? Yes, let's put an MBA with a BA in philosophy and medieval history in charge of the USA. I mean, wouldn't *you* give the nuclear codes to the MBAs in your company? What could possibly go wrong?
What do you mean? Surely the nuclear codes are an underutilized asset that money can be made on. There are several highly motivated buyers mostly in the middle-east. You know those new HP servers that the government is going to buy aren't going to buy themselves. (Odd, for some reason HP is the only manufacturer that is able to meet new purchase requirements. And they are a mere 5000% markup over retail).
I have a slogan for them:
Fiorina/Palin 2016: Making Hillary the sensible choice.
That's the most common protocol on Apples.
Dropping something from Comcast? Good luck with that.
My Garmin from 3-4 years ago costs $120 and came with lifetime updates.
About the time I got it my boss got a new car and he told me that the Dodge dealer quoted him $150/yr for map updates.
Correction: Car manufacturers and/or dealers still try to gouge their customers by charging more for a 1 year update subscription than a decent standalone GPS unit that includes lifetime updates.
When you get pulled over and the cop asks if you know how fast you were going you say "No, but I know my direction exactly. "
So instead of being hit by a teen too busy texting in a Civic I'll be hit by a teen texting in a Suburban.
Perhaps a good way to get back at them is to write a script to constantly search for bogus domain names so that they keep buying them up.
It won't be good until Spartan 3.00, at which time it will be able to fight off an entire army of Persian malware.
Is the managerial approach "give the security team the budget and authority to do their jobs"? If not i can't see this working.
I had some of that once. Never could figure out what to add.
Now it sometimes seems every other movie in a series is a reboot or remake so they just end up making the same movie over and over.
In a 2013 study that was funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), two researchers demonstrated their ability to connect a laptop to two different vehiclesâ(TM) computer systems using a cable, send commands to different ECUs through the CAN, and thereby control the engine, brakes, steering and other critical vehicle components
So you're telling me that if you have direct physical access to a car's ECU, you can issue commands to it? No shit sherlock. That is THE WHOLE POINT of the CAN bus. The only alternative would be to close down the bus and only allow "authorized" accessories to be connected to it - hello sky-high diagnostic fees and goodbye to useful bluetooth OBD connectors.
Call me when this can be done wirelessly. Oh and yes I did read the "What the companies failed to note is that the DARPA study built on prior research that demonstrated that one could remotely and wirelessly access a vehicleâ(TM)s CAN bus through Bluetooth connections, OnStar systems, malware in a synced Android smartphone, or a malicious file on a CD in the stereo" blurb - which still failed to materialize an actual working example of exploiting a CAN wirelessly.
Obviously you aren't a lawyer. You never let facts get in the way of a good lawsuit. I'm surprised I haven't seen an add on TV for a class action suit against a company for having dangerous Dihydrogen Monoxide in their products.
The point of a Rolex is to advertise to the world that you are made of money. Personally I wouldn't want anything on my wrist that is worth more than my hand.
Sure the hourly pay is low, but they make it up by working you almost 24/7!
Just most are in other countries, or they are fake openings purposefully designed not to be filled to justify bringing in H1Bs.
So we're now at the stage of "banning it"?
Best way for the denialists to win. Make it illegal. Beats hell out of the cherry picking. Now if we can just get rid of science classes and replace them with bible studies.
In the past they have legislated that the Earth is flat, or that it is the center of the solar system, or that pi=3.00. See how well those have worked out?
If it turns out that global warming is true, what are they going to do? Arrest Mother Nature? Good luck with that. By then most of Florida will be underwater anyway.
For all Four Seasons!
Yep. This just screams publicity stunt and at $20 it's a fucking rip-off.
So, no thanks Carl-boy, I already have my collection of ambient, downtempo, jazz noir and classical to do my work with.
Personally I like to code to Heavy Metal. I wonder what that says about my code?
Well you did shoot them in the stomach.
If the hatered of systemd was channeled into something positive we would have world peace, a cure for cancer, a dirt cheap environmentaly friendly energy source, AND the mos kick-ass operating system the world has ever seen.