So how many employers worry about the legality of snooping?
Some unofficial access to email happens in most companies.
Someone, somewhere can look at your stuff anyway, whether it's on your LAN, at your ISP, or anywhere else in the universe.
I always treat my mail as though it might be read, one day, by someone else it wasn't intended for.
If you've got nothing to hide, you can stop nervously looking over your shoulder, and remember that all comms methods are inherently insecure, but we don't generally worry until it gets on a computer.
That may say more about us and our kind than about snoopers.
Don't we all thrive on the fact that wherever there is any complication, there are people who we can mystify with our knowledge(=power)?
Then again, make it too involved (by adding gambling and percentages) and you take the fun out of it all.
I wouldn't reply to any comments until I'd run all the figures and percentages through a spreadsheet to see where I was going to be after the dice had stopped.
I have learned that the real catch is that all new password changes (like the ones we've been advised to make immediately) are being captured by the white hats
These images are provided as examples of the type of graphics you may see on NINTENDO GAMECUBE. These images are not meant to imply that any games starring these characters are planned for a future release in either Japan or the U.S. But they sure look cool!
Aristotle had some theoretical proof that women had fewer teeth than men. A hacker would have simply counted his wife s teeth. A good hacker would have counted his wife s teeth without her knowing about it, while she was asleep. A good bad hacker might remove some of them, just to prove a point.
Who knows hackers with wives? Or girlfriends?
What's everyone worried about?
on
Living Terrors
·
· Score: 1
Slashdot Mirror
The British have something known as humour which includes something called irony so called because it can get quite heavy.
Without of course forgetting the /. teutonic link recently, the German word is .
Oh, apparently they don't actually have a word for it.
Unless you count buying Rover, and remaking the Mini so it looks Wagnerian.
Ps, the humour has to shine in Britain, because the sun never does.
...but will you still need me, will you still feed me, when I'm 64-bit?
I have to admit it's getting better...
Why should the government be special?
Some unofficial access to email happens in most companies.
Someone, somewhere can look at your stuff anyway, whether it's on your LAN, at your ISP, or anywhere else in the universe.
I always treat my mail as though it might be read, one day, by someone else it wasn't intended for.
If you've got nothing to hide, you can stop nervously looking over your shoulder, and remember that all comms methods are inherently insecure, but we don't generally worry until it gets on a computer.
That may say more about us and our kind than about snoopers.
Next .mars, .venus and how about .planet?
I guess .moon would be quite a good one, but I obviously wouldn't want .sun!
: Ponzi Katz
Volkswagen?
Therefore they are infringing on someone else's idea.
And anyway, who said bookselling was a free-for-all? It was around long before the web. Pay up, Amazon.
Watch that decimal point move to the right.
Their music sounds like watermarks anyway.
Maybe removing the data, leaving silence would be an improvement.
In fact, why not incorporate watermarks into all music from now on?
I'm just re-interpreting the name for the upcoming century.
One day there will be a million of us.
billybobs unite!
They'll love it!
I know it was Sandra Bullock, but it was not Speed, but The Net.
That really was a drug-induced view of computer technology.
If I host it, can I keep/sell/abuse the information passing through my net please?
Another IP address to add to my list
Don't we all thrive on the fact that wherever there is any complication, there are people who we can mystify with our knowledge(=power)?
Then again, make it too involved (by adding gambling and percentages) and you take the fun out of it all.
I wouldn't reply to any comments until I'd run all the figures and percentages through a spreadsheet to see where I was going to be after the dice had stopped.
I have learned that the real catch is that all new password changes (like the ones we've been advised to make immediately) are being captured by the white hats
***** to the ***s who *****d /.
The interesting/useful/funny bit of your post spilled over onto the cd.
How am I gonna fit /. into my cd drive?
What? Color graphix? Whatever next?
Imagine: we could all interact with other human beings!
Aristotle had some theoretical proof that women had fewer teeth than men. A hacker would have simply counted his wife s teeth. A good hacker would have counted his wife s teeth without her knowing about it, while she was asleep. A good bad hacker might remove some of them, just to prove a point.
Who knows hackers with wives? Or girlfriends?
I run MSAV on my 2000 box - so I'm immune!