So, essentially you mean you don't mind being defrauded of your rights once, but you do start to develop objections after about five consecutive attempts?
Why not? 'Interesting' is not 'Good' or 'True' For me this sort of ignorance is as interesting as a traffic accident. (I admit however, that with the moderation the poster will probably think he has made an interesting remark, not that his mental condition exhibits an interesting pathology). Btw. Modding this '+1 interesting' is inappropriate.
Well the only special thing I could find on sun.com is that thanks to ZFS I can now hook up $59,889,696,578,085,169,569,553,930,907,991,205,216.26
worth of harddisks to my desktop instead of the puny $3,246,626,956,972,881,084.41 I can spend on a 64-bit filesystem.
Re:Second person shooter
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Second Person
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· Score: 2, Funny
Well, has to be better than first person shooters; They last only a second.
I always used to think that, except when I looked up the residence time of my local water supply ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_cycle - deep ground water) I discovered that there is an 80% chance that I have not been drinking dino-piss after all...
How is the alledged fact that a LAMP stack would have been more vulnerable to this IIS directed attack relevant to this story? No claims of superiority for any server software in the blurb. Are you just trolling?
I has nothing to do with democracy, constitutions or political system. Consumer protection laws have been in effect in europe since the middle ages, and are taken seriously by all parties. This is probably due to a tradition of draconian punishment for repeat offenders.
Exactly, the last time any of my machines had anything resembling a virus it was running DOS 2.11, Btw I keep hearing about this new gui you can put on top of that, is that any good?
I'm not getting free content. The content is paid for in the form of compulsory advertisement tax on the products I buy. If a company also wants my attention for one of their product ads they should pay me, and not the advertising agency.
You are aware that the rules were instated after heavy lobbying of the record industry and that the money collected ends up with these mainly US based companies?
The fact that Microsoft offered 44 Billion, half of it in its own shares and the rest in cash, for a 12 Billion company (1.3B shares*9$) gives you an idea how much they really think their own stocks are worth...
When some soulless companies in the future robbed people of a cure for a genetic diease..
That's nothing. Wait until they discover that part of your DNA matches their patented sequence. You will be forced to either pay up for the annual license fee for each of your 10^14 cells, or remove all traces of the infringing sequence from your body immediately.
About 0.1. But they also needed: a project manager with secretarial staff at 600K/year at least two IP lawyers with secretarial staff at 1000K/year a PR department fully staffed at 1000K/year a HR department to make sure the right people are hired at 300K/year an IT department for all of the above at 600K/year a building with sufficient parking space at 200K/year a pound of cabbage.
IBM habitually declares competion dead
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Long ago, FUD was the bread and butter of the IBM consultant, what's new?
Slashdot Mirror
If I were considering dropping large mammals from a bigger plane I would not use a seal but I'd use a sperm whale.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsK6aRuSBIc
or a bowl of petunias.
So, essentially you mean you don't mind being defrauded of your rights once, but you do start to develop objections after about five consecutive attempts?
Why not? 'Interesting' is not 'Good' or 'True'
For me this sort of ignorance is as interesting as a traffic accident.
(I admit however, that with the moderation the poster will probably think he has made an interesting remark, not that his mental condition exhibits an interesting pathology).
Btw. Modding this '+1 interesting' is inappropriate.
I hear your congressmen takes letters. Mine does, but he ignores them.
Because you sign them with 'Anonymous Coward'?
sorry.
Well the only special thing I could find on sun.com is that thanks to ZFS I can now hook up
$59,889,696,578,085,169,569,553,930,907,991,205,216.26
worth of harddisks to my desktop instead of the puny $3,246,626,956,972,881,084.41 I can spend on a 64-bit filesystem.
Well, has to be better than first person shooters; They last only a second.
I always used to think that, except when I looked up the residence time of my local water supply ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_cycle - deep ground water) I discovered that there is an 80% chance that I have not been drinking dino-piss after all...
The last 3 should be a 4 anyway.
or reseserve (589)793-2385
From the FA: ...So essentially what happened was that the attackers looked for ASP or ASPX pages containing any type of querystring ...
...So far we've only seen websites using Microsoft IIS webserver and Microsoft SQL Server being hit...
That is NOT IIS directed but it jut happens to only point to IIS servers.
Also from the FA:
So by your reasoning the loose correlation now appears to be 'incompetent programmers' and 'IIS+Microsft SQL server'.
I don't know what to say.
That's pretty obvious.
How is the alledged fact that a LAMP stack would have been more vulnerable to this IIS directed attack relevant to this story? No claims of superiority for any server software in the blurb. Are you just trolling?
I expect that most people that say 'nukular' also have only a single word for both Japanese and Chinese.
Everybody has already been on South park
I has nothing to do with democracy, constitutions or political system.
Consumer protection laws have been in effect in europe since the middle ages, and are taken seriously by all parties. This is probably due to a tradition of draconian punishment for repeat offenders.
Ok.
So it would be fair to say you kill rabbits to get sexually aroused?
Exactly, the last time any of my machines had anything resembling a virus it was running DOS 2.11, Btw I keep hearing about this new gui you can put on top of that, is that any good?
Funny, I recall IBM going into chem-pharm consulting about two decades too late and trying to pull exactly that trick there as well...
I'm not getting free content. The content is paid for in the form of compulsory advertisement tax on the products I buy.
If a company also wants my attention for one of their product ads they should pay me, and not the advertising agency.
From this sort of research perhaps?
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/04/World_Map_Index_of_perception_of_corruption.png
Has to be a joke.
Come on, this government, cracking down on corruption by a US company?
You are aware that the rules were instated after heavy lobbying of the record industry and that the money collected ends up with these mainly US based companies?
The fact that Microsoft offered 44 Billion, half of it in its own shares and the rest in cash, for a 12 Billion company (1.3B shares*9$) gives you an idea how much they really think their own stocks are worth...
(IANE btw)
When some soulless companies in the future robbed people of a cure for a genetic diease..
That's nothing. Wait until they discover that part of your DNA matches their patented sequence. You will be forced to either pay up for the annual license fee for each of your 10^14 cells, or remove all traces of the infringing sequence from your body immediately.
About 0.1.
But they also needed:
a project manager with secretarial staff at 600K/year
at least two IP lawyers with secretarial staff at 1000K/year
a PR department fully staffed at 1000K/year
a HR department to make sure the right people are hired at 300K/year
an IT department for all of the above at 600K/year
a building with sufficient parking space at 200K/year
a pound of cabbage.
Long ago, FUD was the bread and butter of the IBM consultant, what's new?
pick up a cell phone signal on Jupiter or
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,827454,00.html