There is one other thing in this world that search engines take care of other than advertising. Do that right, and you win a whole load of market share relatively easily.
The funny thing is, Blekko is doing a hell of a lot better than Google is in this regard. Links NSFW.
These Slashtag things aren't a new idea. Just a new name to the tagging system of old. Applying it to a search engine and mashing it with twitter @'s and facebook Likes isn't even that innovative, at least not something we didn't see coming. The fact is Google is too busy trying to take over the social aspect of the internet instead of simply integrating with the existing systems in place. They probably dropped the ball on this one and are starting to look a lot more like Microsoft these days.
People in power with all the information in the world are control freaks. Whuwuldathunkit. News at 11 I guess.
You know what I actually found this/. post interesting and relevant.. too scared to load zdnet again though. So I took the time of your post "Tuesday November 09, @06:10PM". And I found this little gem in YFA's -
"After this, Apple users on Slashdot will defend Steve Jobs. They'll state this can happen on any operating system, and that it is not Apple's responsibility. Then they're say how they are immune to viruses. They'll rejoice when they get their new version of Safari, which is limited to Apple's pre-approved sites.
Then their call will cut out, their screen will break, and their data will disappear. Steve Jobs will tell them that they are "holding it wrong". Apple fans will then bend over and take this abuse, at a personal cost of $4000."
Clearly here we totally think as a group and have exactly the same position on all things from hardware to software. Oh and we respect each other greatly.
- sent from my.. oh F**K, I don't even know anymore.
From the FTA: “There is no official deal in place to make that happen, as it isn’t controlled by a ‘distributor’ as such. The only conclusion we can reach is that in the absence of a ‘proper’ distributor, they won’t list us.”
I dunno why he gave such a lame geek answer like "the sky is falling you're retarded". Should have just sent him an email with the distribution info:
It's only a security threat if you can't trust the site that the programs are originating from. Sure, this search engine *may* be able to dump a tracking code into their output and therefore break the TOR privacy[1], but you have to ask how likely to happen is this? And my answer: very unlikely.
Please. If you do not understand the fucking problem. Do the world a favor and shut the fuck up.
Use fine sandpaper or even better, a sharpening stone, to create a sharp edge. This edge will be where the vertical edge meets the horizontal surfaces. Not only does sanding increase the chances of your victim being cut but sanded glass is less likely to chip along the edges and has some added strength.sorta source
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Blekko won't work
There is one other thing in this world that search engines take care of other than advertising. Do that right, and you win a whole load of market share relatively easily.
The funny thing is, Blekko is doing a hell of a lot better than Google is in this regard. Links NSFW.
These Slashtag things aren't a new idea. Just a new name to the tagging system of old. Applying it to a search engine and mashing it with twitter @'s and facebook Likes isn't even that innovative, at least not something we didn't see coming. The fact is Google is too busy trying to take over the social aspect of the internet instead of simply integrating with the existing systems in place. They probably dropped the ball on this one and are starting to look a lot more like Microsoft these days.
People in power with all the information in the world are control freaks. Whuwuldathunkit. News at 11 I guess.
This would be wise, given the memory and attention span of public opinion.
Can bufferbloat be fixed before the Internet and 3G networks become nearly unusable for interactive apps?
And here I was wondering when 3G networks would become usable for interactive apps.
Is that not the same thing?
When they wrote the law, the system was presumed to be bulletproof, thus allowing the banks to pass on all liability to the customer.
The law needs to be re-written.
You mean consumer.
TSA outside hobby stores, one step at a time...
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The amusement of sig combined with this post is astounding.
http://www.awfullybigmoustache.com/girls/ And my god, not what you'd expect.
I'd love to see a law where it was likewise illegal for any public employee to LIE during any interactions with the public.
Finally, cops will actually have to answer the question "Are you a cop?" truthfully.
This presupposes that there is never a reason for a cop to go undercover.
In a world where politicians cannot lie. I don't think we would even need police let alone undercover operations.
Apples and oranges much son?
I think it is quite reasonable to record your employees every movement if you're going to give them guns clubs and the right to beat people.
Recording me writing software... not so much.
"But that doesn't stop perps who get their necks stepped on from shouting "police brutality!" even though they deserve it."
That mentality is the problem, why did you go and fuck up your informative post with this dribble?
brb making popcorn..
You know what I actually found this /. post interesting and relevant.. too scared to load zdnet again though. So I took the time of your post "Tuesday November 09, @06:10PM". And I found this little gem in YFA's -
"After this, Apple users on Slashdot will defend Steve Jobs. They'll state this can happen on any operating system, and that it is not Apple's responsibility. Then they're say how they are immune to viruses. They'll rejoice when they get their new version of Safari, which is limited to Apple's pre-approved sites.
Then their call will cut out, their screen will break, and their data will disappear. Steve Jobs will tell them that they are "holding it wrong". Apple fans will then bend over and take this abuse, at a personal cost of $4000."
Clearly here we totally think as a group and have exactly the same position on all things from hardware to software. Oh and we respect each other greatly.
- sent from my.. oh F**K, I don't even know anymore.
From the FTA: “There is no official deal in place to make that happen, as it isn’t controlled by a ‘distributor’ as such. The only conclusion we can reach is that in the absence of a ‘proper’ distributor, they won’t list us.”
I dunno why he gave such a lame geek answer like "the sky is falling you're retarded". Should have just sent him an email with the distribution info:
http://www.google.co.nz/search?&q=filetype%3Atorrent+the+tunnel
Longer than a piece of string obviously.
Pretty much. Yeah.
Seriously, I'd like to subscribe. Got a link?
"Damn, remind me to get Adblock++."
Oh, a piece of candy.
This exact comment has already been posted. Try to be more original...
It's only a security threat if you can't trust the site that the programs are originating from. Sure, this search engine *may* be able to dump a tracking code into their output and therefore break the TOR privacy[1], but you have to ask how likely to happen is this? And my answer: very unlikely.
Please. If you do not understand the fucking problem. Do the world a favor and shut the fuck up.
http://www.defcon.org/images/defcon-17/dc-17-presentations/defcon-17-gregory_fleischer-attacking_tor.pdf
http://ha.ckers.org/blog/20060704/cross-site-scripting-vulnerability-in-google/
http://www.xssed.com/news/41/A_new_critical_Google_XSS_vulnerability_promptly_corrected/
http://shiflett.org/blog/2005/dec/googles-xss-vulnerability
http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2007-09-28-n28.html
http://www.h-online.com/security/news/item/Google-fixes-cross-site-scripting-vulnerability-in-YouTube-comments-1032988.html
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/orkut-attacked-by-bom-sabado-worm/131714-11.html
http://www.geek-news.net/2010/09/twitter-hit-with-major-xss-hack.html
http://lynnepope.net/twitter-xss-attacks
http://nemesis.te-home.net/News/20090407_Metasploit_Decloaking_Engine_and_TOR.html
http://securityandthe.net/2008/12/23/finding-a-hidden-ip-address-just-got-easier/
"was written to protect older citizen's" .. why are corporations sitting under this law then?
They already have many.. they aren't retards much unlike our government overlords.
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QUERY: - Why are there a hundred articles about Firefox, but nada about Mozilla/seaMonkey?
Because Firefox is Firefox and nobody really knows what the fuck Mozilla was, is, or is going to be. seaMonkey is just about as ambiguous.
Why do you think they renamed the browser in the first place?
Slashdot is basically a software shop. Ship it with bugs, let the users find them later for you (you know after the damage is done.)
And in reality this world is just as dangerous if not worse.
Gun ownership is not the problem, criminals and retards getting a hold of them is.
Education is the only way any country will handle smoking cigarettes and the only way the USA will handle its gun problem.
Or a bad thing for the long term, which is exactly what London is experiencing now.
Use fine sandpaper or even better, a sharpening stone, to create a sharp edge. This edge will be where the vertical edge meets the horizontal surfaces. Not only does sanding increase the chances of your victim being cut but sanded glass is less likely to chip along the edges and has some added strength. sorta source