You mean like how the right wingers boycotts TV/radio shows/movies and threaten sponsors when something is done that they don't like? What's good for the goose and all that jazz.
Here in the US, males 26 and older are forced to buy health insurance that includes pregnancy, even though pregnancy isn't a health condition for males.
Yeah, and? Insurance plans have been that way for decades and decades.
And I have a hard time believing any reasonable court of law would render judgement based on a DNA sketch without other concrete evidence.
Why? Are you ignorant of history? There is a long list of people who have been wrongfully convicted because jurors were won over on fancy sounding but faulty DNA evidence.
With an iPhone? It's only 1,000 possible PINs for that lock.
Which is why they offer the passcode option for something longer.
For Android, depending on ROM, the pin can get insanely long and you're pretty much boned.
You need a ROM to get a long passcode? LOL. You can have an "insanely long" passcode in iOS simply by disabling the "simple passcode" option. I just typed in over 100 alphanumeric characters and it was still letting me type more when I stopped.
Which is sane, but if you use an open source OS and an open source Java stack, there are other people doing that kind of testing, and even more importantly, social pressure for the developers, because they know other people will be looking.
That's funny since there was plenty of "social pressure" on GnuTLS about its crappy code and yet it had unfixed security flaws for most of a decade.
He did more than just vote.
You mean like how the right wingers boycotts TV/radio shows/movies and threaten sponsors when something is done that they don't like? What's good for the goose and all that jazz.
LOL. Do you also think liking Halo makes you geeky? Like the guy above me said, Borderlands is totally dudebro.
Here in the US, males 26 and older are forced to buy health insurance that includes pregnancy, even though pregnancy isn't a health condition for males.
Yeah, and? Insurance plans have been that way for decades and decades.
But the Ouya was gonna make Microsoft and Sony absolutely terrified with their runaway success.
Or at least that's what the brain-dead fanbois of Slashtardia claimed.
And I have a hard time believing any reasonable court of law would render judgement based on a DNA sketch without other concrete evidence.
Why? Are you ignorant of history? There is a long list of people who have been wrongfully convicted because jurors were won over on fancy sounding but faulty DNA evidence.
http://www.innocenceproject.or...
How is JSON hard to read? It's just lists of key/value pairs
Yet the prevailing opinion seems to be that XML is absolute and total shit whereas JSON is some golden calf.
And for good reason: XML is total shit.
But fixing bugs is hard!! Canonical is too busy code-churning for boring stuff like bug-fixing.
Blasted Slashdot! Apparently the profile link to "New Here" no longer works.
Nope. He is, though.
Jesus fuck. It was a joke...
It was a joke, Admiral Aspergers.
They didn't miss the warnings. They simply ignored them.
No. It merely links directly to the FSF pos while the first one linked to other articles linking to the FSF post.
I think the better question is: Are the editors even functionally literate?
Yeah we know.
http://mobile.slashdot.org/sto...
Maybe you should actually read the entire article?
With an iPhone? It's only 1,000 possible PINs for that lock.
Which is why they offer the passcode option for something longer.
For Android, depending on ROM, the pin can get insanely long and you're pretty much boned.
You need a ROM to get a long passcode? LOL. You can have an "insanely long" passcode in iOS simply by disabling the "simple passcode" option. I just typed in over 100 alphanumeric characters and it was still letting me type more when I stopped.
Not without malicious intent.
What private info? Outside of info from his family the rest of the info is in the public record.
If society found a law unjust, it would be repealed.
In which fantasy land? "Society" has and still does uphold unjust laws all the time. What you describe is a tyranny of the majority.
Which is sane, but if you use an open source OS and an open source Java stack, there are other people doing that kind of testing, and even more importantly, social pressure for the developers, because they know other people will be looking.
That's funny since there was plenty of "social pressure" on GnuTLS about its crappy code and yet it had unfixed security flaws for most of a decade.
Many of them are already industry lawyers to begin with.
http://www.wired.com/threatlev...
Except that a large percentage people on Atkins ended up regaining all the weight and then some and having higher body fat percentage to boot.