Most of the "bank" e-mail I've seen is outsourced and the links also go to the original provider, redirecting to the bank later. Unless you're familiar with the companies involved, telling a real bank e-mail from a phish is incredibly difficult.
There were Mac rootkits on some of those disks as well (granted, you needed to explicitly install it and enter the admin password), so don't lay the blame at MS, lay it at Sony.
I don't browse (usually) for pr0n or for cracks, so I don't worry.
What about those cracks into the high profile web servers that deposit malware? You have to trust every webmaster out there to have properly secured their systems.
This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land;
Problem is, the Constitution doesn't give a ranking for treaties when they're unconstitutional, and it's been treated that they supersede it.
US does this to, but the stores are somewhat sneaky about breaking the purpose. The units don't always match between. Some will give per ounce, some will give per pound, even on the same type of item.
I've only played Dawn of Souls (completed I, mostly through II), and never played the original to compare. I was into computer gaming when those came out and didn't have any consoles.
Still some bugs. Crashes for me if I mouse over the name of a Jabber chatroom, NULL pointer dereference (Windows). The bug was closed the other day for inactivity by the maintainers.
I'd submit a patch if I could build it on Windows, but no Windows boxes at home, and I can't justify the time at work.
Forcing others to release their source can restrict competition, for example if the other source contains code under licenses that don't allow redistribution.
How is this any different from restrictions that may exist on proprietary licenses? Doesn't WindowsCE require all changes be given to MS?
The entire nature of open source forces it to make sure peer review is enforced , because of the danger
Right, sure it is. How long was the exploitable double free in zlib? It was what, a year and a half before a PLAIN TEXT password was found in firebird?
Server doesn't help as much when you need to test on the client systems that happen to be regular users.
I don't even care if it has to run on Macs or consumes a license. I want to have virtual client environments that I can roll back and take snapshots of various patch levels.
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Add number 5.
And it takes multiple times for them to understand that it isn't the right number.
So why didn't you go the remove admin route with the Mac?
Which actually means squat, in many cases.
Most of the "bank" e-mail I've seen is outsourced and the links also go to the original provider, redirecting to the bank later. Unless you're familiar with the companies involved, telling a real bank e-mail from a phish is incredibly difficult.
No, it's not as simple. I could do a one time exception very easily in FF2. Now it's easier to give a permanent exception.
Or releasing patches that don't fix what they say they fix? Could've sworn I've seen that somewhere with some company recently
"So sorry, the OS update broke it, nothing we can do"
Until Apple decides to blacklist it and erase it off the phone on an iTunes update.
There's a TIM like game coming out for the DS. I don't recall the name unfortunately.
There were Mac rootkits on some of those disks as well (granted, you needed to explicitly install it and enter the admin password), so don't lay the blame at MS, lay it at Sony.
I don't browse (usually) for pr0n or for cracks, so I don't worry.
What about those cracks into the high profile web servers that deposit malware? You have to trust every webmaster out there to have properly secured their systems.
There's no "fast as native" code with ActiveX, it *IS* native code.
ActiveX is documented, well enough for their to be clones.
Queue is A1B1A2B2...
B1 is not available. Therefore, A2 comes. With the profiles, B2 would've.
As a consumer, it does make a difference.
Our netflix setup:
1 for me
1 for wife
1 for TV series (watched slower)
We had dropped netflix for a while because we weren't watching enough and started considering it again. This torpedos it.
Problem is, the Constitution doesn't give a ranking for treaties when they're unconstitutional, and it's been treated that they supersede it.
US does this to, but the stores are somewhat sneaky about breaking the purpose. The units don't always match between. Some will give per ounce, some will give per pound, even on the same type of item.
Considering that the screenshot I saw shows a bandage on his hand, it probably does follow the story.
I've only played Dawn of Souls (completed I, mostly through II), and never played the original to compare. I was into computer gaming when those came out and didn't have any consoles.
The same thing happened to Final Fantasy IV Advance, Final Fantasy V Advance, Final Fantasy VI Advance and Final Fantasy I & 2 Dawn of Souls.
Yeah, it's not like those were for the Gameboy Advanced or anything like that.
It's not just network hardware or computers.
iPhone
PS3
360
Wii
PSP
Doesn't happen that way for me, works fine (Tiger, haven't upgraded the Leopard machine yet).
Still some bugs. Crashes for me if I mouse over the name of a Jabber chatroom, NULL pointer dereference (Windows). The bug was closed the other day for inactivity by the maintainers.
I'd submit a patch if I could build it on Windows, but no Windows boxes at home, and I can't justify the time at work.
Forcing others to release their source can restrict competition, for example if the other source contains code under licenses that don't allow redistribution.
How is this any different from restrictions that may exist on proprietary licenses? Doesn't WindowsCE require all changes be given to MS?
The entire nature of open source forces it to make sure peer review is enforced , because of the danger
Right, sure it is. How long was the exploitable double free in zlib? It was what, a year and a half before a PLAIN TEXT password was found in firebird?
Server doesn't help as much when you need to test on the client systems that happen to be regular users.
I don't even care if it has to run on Macs or consumes a license. I want to have virtual client environments that I can roll back and take snapshots of various patch levels.