No, he means that they should have been able to find enough other evidence that they should already have a case against the guy without getting past his encryption.
The way I see it is that half the point of being on facebook etc. is so people can find you. And how can they be sure it's me if they can't see a picture, or hometown and school attended? Or are you afraid that people you don't want finding you will? Because I can understand that.
Diaspora has also shown the power of Ruby on Rails, and how easy it is to use Rails to create web sites that are bug-free and totally without security issues.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA good luck with that. And I shall laugh when the first big bug is found.
'Nobody has succeeded in building a social network that can offer those kinds of privacy protections yet. And nobody ever will.'
1. "Nobody has succeeded...yet" and "nobody ever will" are kind of mutually-exclusive conclusions, yes?
2. If it's impossible to pull off, why are they even bothering? If they're just doing it for the money/marketshare, I wish they would stop trying to make it sound like a noble enterprise or some such bullshit.
Or is your use of a quote confusing me? I'm not sure whether you meant the "and nobody ever will" as a response or if it's in the actual article (obviously haven't RTFA). If the former is the case, kindly disregard this entire post:-)
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Verbiation. N.: the act of mercilessly slaughtering the English language to enrage and amuse grammar...people.
Pidgin has options for all those, easily accessible. IIRC profile pics are even enabled by default, and I don't know what you're talking about in regards to W2K.
If you're going to kill somebody, it's more considerate to do it in a less-painful manner. It's all a matter of what your viewpoint is. Like why bayonets were banned.
I was keen to see if their backup feature exported email addresses. Sure enough, it doesn't. So there goes my idea of writing a script to extract my contacts out of Facebook backups suitable for import into Google+.
You would think they would include your friend list in that "Download All My Shit" option. But of course they don't?
Why sign all your messages but not make an account? Wouldn't an account make it much easier to keep track of what you've posted, and notify you when people respond?
Not that I knew so at the time, but the first thing you do after buying a computer should probably be to fire up a copy of Clonezilla and image your disk. (Then, after you've cleaned all the crapware off of it, image it again.) Since I'm a CSSE student, I was lucky enough to be eligible for a free copy of 7 Pro which was totally crapware-free, but I ended up imaging it anyway when I fell victim to some malware just a month after reinstalling. So if I get infected with something again, I'll have to reinstall most of my programs, yes, but not the whole system.
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Hey, some of us don't whore ourselves out to Google unless we actually have a reason.
No, he means that they should have been able to find enough other evidence that they should already have a case against the guy without getting past his encryption.
So his albums aren't automatically made public, but those who have access to them can do so. You have refuted his point how, exactly?
The way I see it is that half the point of being on facebook etc. is so people can find you. And how can they be sure it's me if they can't see a picture, or hometown and school attended? Or are you afraid that people you don't want finding you will? Because I can understand that.
Diaspora has also shown the power of Ruby on Rails, and how easy it is to use Rails to create web sites that are bug-free and totally without security issues.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA good luck with that. And I shall laugh when the first big bug is found.
Google announced that they would soon delete all non-public profiles, though.
Why have them at all if they're only going to delete them two weeks after they start? Yeesh.
'Nobody has succeeded in building a social network that can offer those kinds of privacy protections yet. And nobody ever will.'
1. "Nobody has succeeded...yet" and "nobody ever will" are kind of mutually-exclusive conclusions, yes?
2. If it's impossible to pull off, why are they even bothering? If they're just doing it for the money/marketshare, I wish they would stop trying to make it sound like a noble enterprise or some such bullshit.
Or is your use of a quote confusing me? I'm not sure whether you meant the "and nobody ever will" as a response or if it's in the actual article (obviously haven't RTFA). If the former is the case, kindly disregard this entire post :-)
1. The Hindenburg was filled with hydrogen.
2. Hydrogen is explosive, not helium. Helium is a noble gas.
I expect you were being sarcastic.
Is EXIT_SUCCESS defined?
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Verbiation. N.: the act of mercilessly slaughtering the English language to enrage and amuse grammar...people.
they'll settle for a few sheckles.
*Shekels if you're referring to the currency. I feel like some kind of pun involving shackles should be made here...
Also, good points.
Pidgin has options for all those, easily accessible. IIRC profile pics are even enabled by default, and I don't know what you're talking about in regards to W2K.
Why do you consider the Pidgin UI ugly? Yeah, it's rather Fisher Price, but it's pretty much the easiest-to-use program I've ever seen.
Why, to transfer files?
I.e., "You're right." Thanks.
Why?
If you're going to kill somebody, it's more considerate to do it in a less-painful manner. It's all a matter of what your viewpoint is. Like why bayonets were banned.
There are no "better" ways to kill. Only easier ways.
There are less painful ways to die. I know *I* would rather get shot in the head than get burned to death.
I was keen to see if their backup feature exported email addresses. Sure enough, it doesn't. So there goes my idea of writing a script to extract my contacts out of Facebook backups suitable for import into Google+.
You would think they would include your friend list in that "Download All My Shit" option. But of course they don't?
If you're inviting people, why would you need an invite? You're already using the thing.
When the AI arrives, it will only run on Windows.
...Thus making them non-sentences. Win.
One bullet for all the botnet creators?
Why sign all your messages but not make an account? Wouldn't an account make it much easier to keep track of what you've posted, and notify you when people respond?
Not that I knew so at the time, but the first thing you do after buying a computer should probably be to fire up a copy of Clonezilla and image your disk. (Then, after you've cleaned all the crapware off of it, image it again.) Since I'm a CSSE student, I was lucky enough to be eligible for a free copy of 7 Pro which was totally crapware-free, but I ended up imaging it anyway when I fell victim to some malware just a month after reinstalling. So if I get infected with something again, I'll have to reinstall most of my programs, yes, but not the whole system.