You realize that recaptcha knows exactly which site the captchas come from, right? It would only take a single line of code to filter out all the noise from 4chan.
Scientist discovers that sun doesn't move around the earth after all.
When object A revolves around object B, object B is also revolving around object A by definition.
The disproved geocentric model incorrectly proposes that all objects in the universe revolve around the Earth. In actuality, only the Moon and the Sun revolve around Earth.
DoJ? Pssh, those guys are too bogged down in red tape.
We should leave this matter to DoD. Instead of deploying the drones in Pakistan, we should target the botnet controllers instead. If we're gonna do extrajudicial killings, might as well target people who actually harm the country.
Care to point out how "the cloud" is involved in this case? Nowhere in the summary or TFA does it mention that the compromised servers were cloud-based.
I did a line count on this file, which includes all the java source file processing tools: javac, javah, javadoc. Since they share a lot of code (the front end is the same), I can't tell the proportionality of the javac code in there.
I personally don't think it's ambitious at all. Their syntax and grammar only differ slightly from regular Java. Plus the fact that they're targeting the JVM means that they only need to patch javac (and javadoc) to make a new language. Despite how humongous the JDK is, the java compiler itself is relatively lean (only 140KLOC).
The Government is authorized to commit illegal acts A,B,C
Therefore the Government is also authorized to commit illegal acts C,D,F
I'm pretty sure there is a logical fallacy in there somewhere. Unfortunately I'm not well verse enough on the subject matter to name it.
There is a huge difference between publicly carrying out the execution of a convicted criminal and secretly attacking your own people with a computer virus.
To be fair, there weren't exactly a whole lot of science back then.
Do you really believe that?
I didn't mean to belittle the scientific community back then, but I really do believe that scientific knowledge grows exponentially. It wasn't until the 20th century that things really started to take off.
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Was that a joke flying by or was that a surveillance drone? Kinda hard to tell them apart just by the sound signature.
Too bad Flight 93 didn't drill Congress. One set of scumbags taking out the other = win.
That was the original plan, but Al-Qaeda was afraid of getting sued by Tom Clancy.
Fox was right! Anonymous is a bunch of hackers on steroids!
Obviously Anonymous managed to perform a man-in-the-middle attack between Sony and Congress.
But I hope the prices are a little less than those of OpenMoko and friends (BeagleBoard, FreeRunner, etc.) have been.
$150 for a system powerful enough to run desktop linux and you're still complaining it's too expansive?
You realize that recaptcha knows exactly which site the captchas come from, right? It would only take a single line of code to filter out all the noise from 4chan.
Unfortunately, yesterday the Supreme Court ruled that one can not seek Class Action status for cases involving Products or Services. See AT&T MOBILITY LLC v. CONCEPCION, Slip Opinion No. 09–893 (PDF)
So that's why Sony waited a week...
crashing their browser if they're using IE6
For the longest time I thought this was a built-in feature of IE6.
Too late. We're officially confiscating your Math license.
Graphene offers many advantages over steel – it’s two times as hard, six times lighter and ten times higher in tensile strength.
What would happen if two iphones tried to scan each other at the same?
Singularity?
Implosion of the known universe?
The app author laughing maniacally at the two fools who paid for this app?
The public education system still hasn't improved, I see.
I think you forgot the
Scientist discovers that sun doesn't move around the earth after all.
When object A revolves around object B, object B is also revolving around object A by definition.
The disproved geocentric model incorrectly proposes that all objects in the universe revolve around the Earth. In actuality, only the Moon and the Sun revolve around Earth.
Slashdot bars people with high I.Q. scores from becoming editors apparently. Unfortunately the bar was set a little too low.
DoJ? Pssh, those guys are too bogged down in red tape.
We should leave this matter to DoD. Instead of deploying the drones in Pakistan, we should target the botnet controllers instead. If we're gonna do extrajudicial killings, might as well target people who actually harm the country.
Care to point out how "the cloud" is involved in this case? Nowhere in the summary or TFA does it mention that the compromised servers were cloud-based.
I did a line count on this file, which includes all the java source file processing tools: javac, javah, javadoc. Since they share a lot of code (the front end is the same), I can't tell the proportionality of the javac code in there.
I personally don't think it's ambitious at all. Their syntax and grammar only differ slightly from regular Java. Plus the fact that they're targeting the JVM means that they only need to patch javac (and javadoc) to make a new language. Despite how humongous the JDK is, the java compiler itself is relatively lean (only 140KLOC).
What about all the IP addresses that Sony managed to collect? When will a settlement be reached for that?
Pleas allow me to summarize your argument:
The Government is authorized to commit illegal acts A,B,C
Therefore the Government is also authorized to commit illegal acts C,D,F
I'm pretty sure there is a logical fallacy in there somewhere. Unfortunately I'm not well verse enough on the subject matter to name it.
There is a huge difference between publicly carrying out the execution of a convicted criminal and secretly attacking your own people with a computer virus.
But will these techniques be employed in a product that costs $20 to manufacture and retails for $100? Probably not.
civilian reactor.
Off-topic, but does the military even run any reactors anymore?
I've never even heard of Greek being taught in high school...
I heard Greek is mandatory in Greek high schools.
To be fair, there weren't exactly a whole lot of science back then.
Do you really believe that?
I didn't mean to belittle the scientific community back then, but I really do believe that scientific knowledge grows exponentially. It wasn't until the 20th century that things really started to take off.