I was not sure about the common name. In my native language, which happens to be french, the common name is Ornithorynque. Now you can troll french speakers for being natively pretentious:-)
Now we can test that model for prediction. EU brain dead leaders decided to cure the public debt crisis by austerity (instead of printing the money that is too expensive to borrow, raising taxes for the wealthier, or whatever alternative you prefer). This is killing the whole continent economy, drowning entire countries into poverty. Will we see a malware surge in Greece, Portugal, Spain?
If it lays eggs then it's not a placental mammal (is that right? I think that's right).
It is difficult to be sure about anything for this odd creature. It has venom (for males only), electric field sensitivity, 5 pair of sexual chromosomes... If nature proceeds from an intelligent design, then the creating intelligence was probably intoxicated the day it created ornithorhynchus
The Postal Service has been losing billions of dollars each year
It is not loosing money, it is just that the user does not pay the full price of the service. The remaining part is subsided through taxes because a cheap postal service was decided to be in the general interest
You can use SPF as a hint. A bad SPF record could trigger longer greylisting delay, therefore lowering the ability of a spammer to reach destination before been known by blacklists. milter-greylist allows such setup.
One of the attack requirements is to find the target data at a fixed offset in the SSL packets. This is the case for session cookies, which aresend back and forth in HTTP headers Set-Cookie and Cookie.
Why don't we just randomize HTTP headers order? Such a defense, inspired by ASLR for native programs, seems cheap to implement, and would make the attacker life more difficult. There could even be padding HTTP headers inserted at random places. Something like X-Padding: foobarbuz
an IDE is only beneficial for large projects with complicated build or deployment procedures with more than a couple developers.
Well, there must be other constraints to the projects you experienced. NetBSD has a source repository of more than 6 millions LoC, more than 200 developers scattered worldwide, it targets 16 CPU types. And nobody use an IDE when dealing with it.
If time travel ever is discoverable, where are all the time travelers?
Perhaps they vanished in a parallel reality? If you travel to the past, you will change the future. Like a butterfly causing a storm, a single breath will change the future, and your future you will not be yourself anymore, which imply that you are not you anymore.
some multinationals may find it better to simply 'move out' to a country that doesn't compromise their business models.
This is an usual counterargument to any regulation: if you do X, then multinationals will go away. We should not get impressed. Let them go away and never come back: other actors will grab the market they leave behind.
French President François Hollande ran his campaign with the promise he would abrogate (abolish) the HADOPI three-strikes law. Yeah, we've seen how that worked out, right, French voters?
If that was the only new presidency missed opportunity, we would be happy
In France, we have this insane HADOPI law that would punish open Wi-Fi networks by a 1500 euros fine. As far as I know, nobody has been fined yet, though?
Yes, I saw that. This is surprising; Anyone can explain why one could have more trust in Microsoft, a for-profit company, than in non-profit Mozilla foundation? At least Mozilla does not have a financial interest to betray its users
Copyright is guaranteed by the Berne convention. I think one would have a hard time finding anything in WTO and WIPO subsequent treaties that says how to trump the Berne convention.
I understand the Antiguan seller will be fine with Antiguan law, and Antiguan law will be fine with WTO treaties. But the purchaser outside of Antigua will not have obtained a license from the right owner, and therefore the purchaser will be a pirate for its local law.
What wonderful names for researchers in agricultural field: Podevin translates from french into "pot of wine", and du Jardin translates into "of the garden"
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What is R&PG? Wikipedia did not help me parsing that acronym.
I was not sure about the common name. In my native language, which happens to be french, the common name is Ornithorynque. Now you can troll french speakers for being natively pretentious :-)
Now we can test that model for prediction. EU brain dead leaders decided to cure the public debt crisis by austerity (instead of printing the money that is too expensive to borrow, raising taxes for the wealthier, or whatever alternative you prefer). This is killing the whole continent economy, drowning entire countries into poverty. Will we see a malware surge in Greece, Portugal, Spain?
If it lays eggs then it's not a placental mammal (is that right? I think that's right).
It is difficult to be sure about anything for this odd creature. It has venom (for males only), electric field sensitivity, 5 pair of sexual chromosomes... If nature proceeds from an intelligent design, then the creating intelligence was probably intoxicated the day it created ornithorhynchus
The Ornithorhynchus is a mamall but lay eggs. How does it relates?
There is a prototype, but the first generation is expected mid 2013. What is the prototype really able to do?
Isn't this a dup from september 2013?
The Postal Service has been losing billions of dollars each year
It is not loosing money, it is just that the user does not pay the full price of the service. The remaining part is subsided through taxes because a cheap postal service was decided to be in the general interest
You can use SPF as a hint. A bad SPF record could trigger longer greylisting delay, therefore lowering the ability of a spammer to reach destination before been known by blacklists. milter-greylist allows such setup.
For whoever is interested, North Korea signed Berne convention in 2003. Foreign author copyright has therefore a meaning for them.
One of the attack requirements is to find the target data at a fixed offset in the SSL packets. This is the case for session cookies, which aresend back and forth in HTTP headers Set-Cookie and Cookie.
Why don't we just randomize HTTP headers order? Such a defense, inspired by ASLR for native programs, seems cheap to implement, and would make the attacker life more difficult. There could even be padding HTTP headers inserted at random places. Something like X-Padding: foobarbuz
an IDE is only beneficial for large projects with complicated build or deployment procedures with more than a couple developers.
Well, there must be other constraints to the projects you experienced. NetBSD has a source repository of more than 6 millions LoC, more than 200 developers scattered worldwide, it targets 16 CPU types. And nobody use an IDE when dealing with it.
If time travel ever is discoverable, where are all the time travelers?
Perhaps they vanished in a parallel reality? If you travel to the past, you will change the future. Like a butterfly causing a storm, a single breath will change the future, and your future you will not be yourself anymore, which imply that you are not you anymore.
some multinationals may find it better to simply 'move out' to a country that doesn't compromise their business models.
This is an usual counterargument to any regulation: if you do X, then multinationals will go away. We should not get impressed. Let them go away and never come back: other actors will grab the market they leave behind.
And I suspect there are at least 21 pages (I threw the towel on page 2)
Am I the only one to find annoying these multiple-page, sliedshow-like article?
French President François Hollande ran his campaign with the promise he would abrogate (abolish) the HADOPI three-strikes law. Yeah, we've seen how that worked out, right, French voters?
If that was the only new presidency missed opportunity, we would be happy
In France, we have this insane HADOPI law that would punish open Wi-Fi networks by a 1500 euros fine. As far as I know, nobody has been fined yet, though?
Whether that faith is warranted or not is subject for another discussion.
I understand: trust is a faith-related notion, not a rationale one.
For companies overall: Microsoft #17 Mozilla #20
Yes, I saw that. This is surprising; Anyone can explain why one could have more trust in Microsoft, a for-profit company, than in non-profit Mozilla foundation? At least Mozilla does not have a financial interest to betray its users
What else?
Copyright is guaranteed by the Berne convention. I think one would have a hard time finding anything in WTO and WIPO subsequent treaties that says how to trump the Berne convention.
So are the purchasers still pirates?
I understand the Antiguan seller will be fine with Antiguan law, and Antiguan law will be fine with WTO treaties. But the purchaser outside of Antigua will not have obtained a license from the right owner, and therefore the purchaser will be a pirate for its local law.
I guess pot de vin refers more to an aubergiste than a viticulteur. The later deals more with barrels than with pots.
What wonderful names for researchers in agricultural field: Podevin translates from french into "pot of wine", and du Jardin translates into "of the garden"