Too many ISPs monitor, sniff, any spy on their customers. If that were outlawed, there would not have been so much pressure to make it easy to use things like encryption. Governments that allowed providers to do that made their own bed of nails. Now they get to sleep on it.
if it had been 110 billion i'd still not be impressed. in the vast majority of cases, it was not chosen. so my question is, in how many cases was window 10 chosen over somthing else?
i have uploaded files to AWS S3. the default permission setting allows anyone to read files if they know (or can guess) the bucket name. S3 users need to be more proactive. they need to lockdown access to their S3 buckets (often used for backups). the defaults can be changed.
another approach is to build a fibre infrastructure that providers can lease on a per-premise basis. then they all have use of the same network (no basis for those "road rage" lawsuits) and the city still gets the advantage of being a place with speed. "per-premise" means one home can have one internet provider while their neighbor has another.
randomize the keyboard layout. i've seen the door keypads at an FBI office which randomize the keypad layout. re-randomizing it after each press could help, too. who says passwords need to be letters and numbers? how about passwords that are a sequence of cat picture?
Too many ISPs monitor, sniff, any spy on their customers. If that were outlawed, there would not have been so much pressure to make it easy to use things like encryption. Governments that allowed providers to do that made their own bed of nails. Now they get to sleep on it.
maybe you should be reading "how to become a one percent-er, for dummies".
so a lame user will install a package from a meritless source and become 0wn3d. i rest my case.
what OSS is insecure? i think it is company executives and lame sysadmins that are insecure. of course easier-to-use security could help.
... watching Big Bang Theory.
if it had been 110 billion i'd still not be impressed. in the vast majority of cases, it was not chosen. so my question is, in how many cases was window 10 chosen over somthing else?
and thus i don't use facebook.
and huffingtonpost discriminates by requiring facebook to post comments.
they could be customized for networked virtualization ... devices that are emulated in hardware and controlled over the network.
or maybe she doesn't like boys
I think Hedy would approve.
i have uploaded files to AWS S3. the default permission setting allows anyone to read files if they know (or can guess) the bucket name. S3 users need to be more proactive. they need to lockdown access to their S3 buckets (often used for backups). the defaults can be changed.
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...that the players' pads are being replaced with ipads.
you can watch South Park on NRK from outside USA. The audio is dubbed into Norwegian (of course).
or see the USGS map.
... ON land
no address to reply? my internet design change .... ALL communications must be replyable.
can i telecommute to eu?
that didn't look like waves to me ... particles?
another approach is to build a fibre infrastructure that providers can lease on a per-premise basis. then they all have use of the same network (no basis for those "road rage" lawsuits) and the city still gets the advantage of being a place with speed. "per-premise" means one home can have one internet provider while their neighbor has another.
it'll just travel alone, advancing toward the outer reaches of the solar system until its power runs out sometime in the 2030s
and then it will just come to a stop and sit there for billions of years.
i know there was no holocaust because i was not there to see it.
anywhere up high should be fine depending on your temperature preferences.
don't buy property here.
randomize the keyboard layout. i've seen the door keypads at an FBI office which randomize the keypad layout. re-randomizing it after each press could help, too. who says passwords need to be letters and numbers? how about passwords that are a sequence of cat picture?