there aren't enough hours in the day to tackle a project like this. Oh wait, I forgot that programmers only work 48 days a year. They should have plenty of time to build one of the these babies. I knew I should have went inot programming instead of networking
would would be the purpose of just acting like it was unbreakable. It could fall the other way, and no one actually hacked it and it was a publicity stunt. But i dont think all this effort would go to just make people think it was unbreakable. there is no reason to do so. once they start to license out the technology dont you think that all the independent test would prove it was truly unbreakable or not.
Do you think the general public can understand what the challenge is truly about? Most will probably miss the point of the story all together and be abashed that someone would pay a hacker for doing anything. I just think a story like this doesn't belong on cnn because a majority of the readers are too technically inept to grasp the point. I dont want to say these people don't deserve to get the information but they simply miss or misunderstand anything that the media tries to report to them. Of course, who trusts the media anyway.
Way to go yahoo! This should really get all those idoits out there on the net super paranoid! I can hear it now" Well if Yahoo offers it then is must be serious, even though I have no idea what it means."
The whole purpose of URL's IMHO is to make sites easier to find. I mean, just because this can be done what is a practical use for it when the system that we and everyone else uses is in fine shape. Maybe the Aussies' have a better idea of what is good for the net but maybe they just want to say "Hey. look at we learned how to do."
that this book would replace taking a class on perl? My perl skills are weak and I am looking to strenghten them. Hell, I cant even use a cgi script to host my own guestbook.
Oh yeah dude, that will really work so good. What a great idea. too bad the postage handlers won't know what the hell it reads because its written in english.
It doesn't surprise me that a significant fraction of the human race will engage in theft when there is little or no chance of being caught. After all, illegal cable converter boxes are ubiquitous, and we've all seen footage of mobs looting storefronts during blackouts, riots, or natural disasters. So naturally I'm not at all surprised that hordes of high school and college kiddies have no compunction about abrogating intellectual property rights by using Napster to trade pirated music.
What does surprise me are the howls of moral outrage that many of the aforementioned Napster kiddies are letting out, now that the site which has facilitated their criminal actions is coming under legal attack. The sense of entitlement that these freeloaders exhibit is amazing. In "defense" of their thievery, many of the sponges whine about how much money "greedy" artists and record companies are taking from them, as if someone were holding a gun to their head and forcing them to buy music. Others toss in irrelevancies like the claim that Napster ultimately helps, rather than hurts, legitimate music sales; whether or not this is the case, evidently the freeloaders don't believe that the creators and owners of intellectual property have the right to promote their copyrighted works however they see fit (whether or not this includes giving it away).
I've always felt that a self-righteous freeloader is one of the lowest forms of scum. I just didn't know that there were so many of them around.
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i wanted to know about linux...not rocket fuel.
there was an article on /. a couple months back about it
I also sent them many emails threatening to sue them for lost revenue because my site was down and it was their fault
the same thing happened to me i let my domain expire in april and I didn't get it until august those bastards would hang up on me when i called too
Here is an example of a company that needs quality control Desert Devil
what "big blue room"
there aren't enough hours in the day to tackle a project like this. Oh wait, I forgot that programmers only work 48 days a year. They should have plenty of time to build one of the these babies. I knew I should have went inot programming instead of networking
good point!!! :)
would would be the purpose of just acting like it was unbreakable. It could fall the other way, and no one actually hacked it and it was a publicity stunt. But i dont think all this effort would go to just make people think it was unbreakable. there is no reason to do so. once they start to license out the technology dont you think that all the independent test would prove it was truly unbreakable or not.
Do you think the general public can understand what the challenge is truly about? Most will probably miss the point of the story all together and be abashed that someone would pay a hacker for doing anything. I just think a story like this doesn't belong on cnn because a majority of the readers are too technically inept to grasp the point. I dont want to say these people don't deserve to get the information but they simply miss or misunderstand anything that the media tries to report to them. Of course, who trusts the media anyway.
Way to go yahoo! This should really get all those idoits out there on the net super paranoid! I can hear it now" Well if Yahoo offers it then is must be serious, even though I have no idea what it means."
I still can't access the page
The whole purpose of URL's IMHO is to make sites easier to find. I mean, just because this can be done what is a practical use for it when the system that we and everyone else uses is in fine shape. Maybe the Aussies' have a better idea of what is good for the net but maybe they just want to say "Hey. look at we learned how to do."
simplify for me the impications that this ruling would have if it had fell the other way.
So I guess women are mocking us men when they ask our opinion on how their outfit looks.
that this book would replace taking a class on perl? My perl skills are weak and I am looking to strenghten them. Hell, I cant even use a cgi script to host my own guestbook.
Yeah, Hes got another kid now and daddy has to make some extra money to feed the new mouth!!
How about in cases where parcel couriers take a "digital" signature. Or credit card authentifications like in stores such as Best Buy.
Oh yeah dude, that will really work so good. What a great idea. too bad the postage handlers won't know what the hell it reads because its written in english.
Sure, fingerprinting wont be used for devious reasons
You are right That idiot never went on any ship...
Sure, Linux would be great to run the militaries equipment. But could any of them actually figure out how to use it?
It doesn't surprise me that a significant fraction of the human race will engage in theft when there is little or no chance of being caught. After all, illegal cable converter boxes are ubiquitous, and we've all seen footage of mobs looting storefronts during blackouts, riots, or natural disasters. So naturally I'm not at all surprised that hordes of high school and college kiddies have no compunction about abrogating intellectual property rights by using Napster to trade pirated music. What does surprise me are the howls of moral outrage that many of the aforementioned Napster kiddies are letting out, now that the site which has facilitated their criminal actions is coming under legal attack. The sense of entitlement that these freeloaders exhibit is amazing. In "defense" of their thievery, many of the sponges whine about how much money "greedy" artists and record companies are taking from them, as if someone were holding a gun to their head and forcing them to buy music. Others toss in irrelevancies like the claim that Napster ultimately helps, rather than hurts, legitimate music sales; whether or not this is the case, evidently the freeloaders don't believe that the creators and owners of intellectual property have the right to promote their copyrighted works however they see fit (whether or not this includes giving it away). I've always felt that a self-righteous freeloader is one of the lowest forms of scum. I just didn't know that there were so many of them around.
So when did everyone start refering to William Gates as out good buddy "Bill".