Adobe isn't moving away from the Linux community. Rather, the company is refocusing its efforts into the emerging Linux-based space found in mobile products.
So you're going to market Dreamweaver and Illustrator/Photoshop as the latest greatest dev tool for building apps? Why do I get the feeling academia would really embrace that...
According to Nokia, WebCL can be used for Bitcoin mining - in which case WebCL is good for real world earnings of about $10 per day - at least as long as the Bitcoin currency remains intact.
Seriously Nokia, first you're trying to sell your handsets by using Windows, and now Bitcoin?
This system and method for solving a Rubik's cube is a social media networking plug-in widget that synergizes, optimizes, and rightsizes the Rubik cube solving experience, utilizing HTML5/CSS3/JS code in a novel and innovative way to provide end-users with a single, solidified and parsimonious User Interface (UI), optimized for the User Experience (UX), utilizing Information Architecture (IA), over 256bit SSL security. It is built on a 100% cloud-based, distributed OS, independent architectural framework and uses the actual "internet" to facilitate communication between said end-user's "keyboard", to our proprietary "software", and back to end-user's "monitor".
Unfortunately, Rybka’s source code has never been available, so reverse engineering and straight-up move-evaluation comparison was used to analyze the originality of Rajlich’s chess engine.
I don't see how anyone can claim plagiarism if they haven't seen source code.
How long until I have to pay M$ a licensing fee for using my android device? Oh wait, I own an HTC, I already gave them $5. Damn you Steve Ballmer, I hope you get sea sick on your yacht.
The broken windows theory has received support from several empirical studies. At the same time it has also been the subject of a large body of criticism.
It's been both supported and criticized, as is the case with any theory
Exactly, it will only catch those who have a few pirates in their entire collection. This could play out the same way that NY decreased crime in the 90's using the broken windows theory; bust the people doing petty crimes to prevent escalation into more serious crimes.
It's important to note at this point that it has not been confirmed that the arrested man is suspected of being involved with LulzSec by the authorities. But many observers are speculating that that could be the case.
So this "news" article is nothing but speculation?
You're absolutely [filtered], I couldn't [filtered] more with your statement. It reminds me of the other day when I [redacted, don't want nobody to know this], which goes to prove [filtered] and [filtered] about my boss and the company for which I work. He may be a [filtered] but he always [filtered] and [filtered] and even [filtered] when [filtered] enters the room and says [filtered].
Good god is this what my online conversations are going to become in the name of preserving and protecting my job?
One expert, who is part of the investigation and wants to remain anonymous because the inquiry is at an early stage, told The New York Times he wondered how the hackers could have known to breach security by focusing on the vulnerability in the browser. He said: 'It would have been hard to prepare for this type of vulnerability.'
Are you *really* trying to label this as a browser vulnerability issue?
You're either *really* incompetent or paid very well to say shit like that.
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The Amazon Cloud Player MP3 upload uses Adobe Air...
Adobe isn't moving away from the Linux community. Rather, the company is refocusing its efforts into the emerging Linux-based space found in mobile products.
So you're going to market Dreamweaver and Illustrator/Photoshop as the latest greatest dev tool for building apps? Why do I get the feeling academia would really embrace that...
According to Nokia, WebCL can be used for Bitcoin mining - in which case WebCL is good for real world earnings of about $10 per day - at least as long as the Bitcoin currency remains intact.
Seriously Nokia, first you're trying to sell your handsets by using Windows, and now Bitcoin?
Tracking GPS is good, sniffing wifi is bad.
They've been looking for me in some strange places if they're tracking my digital pager.
This system and method for solving a Rubik's cube is a social media networking plug-in widget that synergizes, optimizes, and rightsizes the Rubik cube solving experience, utilizing HTML5/CSS3/JS code in a novel and innovative way to provide end-users with a single, solidified and parsimonious User Interface (UI), optimized for the User Experience (UX), utilizing Information Architecture (IA), over 256bit SSL security. It is built on a 100% cloud-based, distributed OS, independent architectural framework and uses the actual "internet" to facilitate communication between said end-user's "keyboard", to our proprietary "software", and back to end-user's "monitor".
The OP forgot to mention which HDs they were trying to overclock...
Unfortunately, Rybka’s source code has never been available, so reverse engineering and straight-up move-evaluation comparison was used to analyze the originality of Rajlich’s chess engine.
I don't see how anyone can claim plagiarism if they haven't seen source code.
How long until I have to pay M$ a licensing fee for using my android device? Oh wait, I own an HTC, I already gave them $5. Damn you Steve Ballmer, I hope you get sea sick on your yacht.
The broken windows theory has received support from several empirical studies. At the same time it has also been the subject of a large body of criticism.
It's been both supported and criticized, as is the case with any theory
Exactly, it will only catch those who have a few pirates in their entire collection. This could play out the same way that NY decreased crime in the 90's using the broken windows theory; bust the people doing petty crimes to prevent escalation into more serious crimes.
Or it'll just be a PR nightmare for Apple.
At least they're not getting rid of the unlimited text messaging plan, I just might go over my data quota
It's important to note at this point that it has not been confirmed that the arrested man is suspected of being involved with LulzSec by the authorities. But many observers are speculating that that could be the case.
So this "news" article is nothing but speculation?
Only now you have to buy parts off ebay
You're absolutely [filtered], I couldn't [filtered] more with your statement. It reminds me of the other day when I [redacted, don't want nobody to know this], which goes to prove [filtered] and [filtered] about my boss and the company for which I work. He may be a [filtered] but he always [filtered] and [filtered] and even [filtered] when [filtered] enters the room and says [filtered].
Good god is this what my online conversations are going to become in the name of preserving and protecting my job?
One expert, who is part of the investigation and wants to remain anonymous because the inquiry is at an early stage, told The New York Times he wondered how the hackers could have known to breach security by focusing on the vulnerability in the browser. He said: 'It would have been hard to prepare for this type of vulnerability.'
Are you *really* trying to label this as a browser vulnerability issue?
You're either *really* incompetent or paid very well to say shit like that.
Great video, can we at least get a better FA.
Will Siemens have anything to do with the 21st century electric grid?
Are you suggesting God is the product of the first four Fermat primes? Fascinating, overlord has 65535 sides...
Oh you lawyer you...
is the life-span the problem for software patents?
No, the problem is that software is an algorithm and shouldn't be subject to patent law anyways. It's like trying to patent a mathematical formula.
Duct tape is bigger threat to free speech
Yeah, the US govt is as happy as pigs in pig shit over wikileaks
Then why was RSA hacked?
Walk quick. Walk very quickly.