So the guy or gal who discovers a vulnerability, writes some malicious code around it, and then throws both into the wild, isn't using a 0 day exploit?
Perhaps Slashdot readers/posters could assist with educating the judge on the finer technical details that make such a ruling impossible to comply with.
If writing letters and mailing them sounds too daunting, some enterprising/,er might enlighten the judge by sending the letter to the HP printer he undoubtedly has in his office.
Well then, whose fault is it? After all, it's only a "suggested" retail price.
It's up to the bookstore to to get an appropriate contract with the manufacturer/distributor and ensure they're still capable of profitability. They should be working on selling as much product as possible, not raising the cost due to lack of volume.
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I don't know, I bet this thing has less space than a Nomad. Lame.
Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/149/
The number of people who don't is very large. Source: I'm Swiss and have been dealing with that my entire life.
IKEA isn't Swiss.
I think the verb you're looking for is confirm, not report.
Nope, I frequently receive jury summons for people who no longer live at this address.
That already happens.
Ah, the yang to Black Francis' yin has been revealed.
And I do, on 5.1.1 with AT&T.
Top of the Network preferences. "Enable 3G". iPhone 4.
It's NOT BACKLIT. Submitter wasn't paying attention. It's an illuminated display, you can turn it off.
This can happen anywhere. I certainly remember learning about the Tasaday in elementary school.
Can you imagine a Beowulf cluster of these?
So the guy or gal who discovers a vulnerability, writes some malicious code around it, and then throws both into the wild, isn't using a 0 day exploit?
"Fundamental human right is something that human has fundamentally and something that government is not allowed to steal and destroy".
But that's exactly what imprisonment and the death penalty do, through the government.
I'll still need my heat and A/C.
I think you misspelled Swiss. Oh wait, you said "actually weren't that expensive". Nevermind :)
Perhaps Slashdot readers/posters could assist with educating the judge on the finer technical details that make such a ruling impossible to comply with.
If writing letters and mailing them sounds too daunting, some enterprising /,er might enlighten the judge by sending the letter to the HP printer he undoubtedly has in his office.
Everything, if you don't speak Portuguese.
Great reference.
You're also an idiot.
Collide baby, collide!
Go into your settings and disable all the spotlight settings. It should speed up a bit.
But it comes with a free download for a video of Natalie Portman eating hot grits.
Well then, whose fault is it? After all, it's only a "suggested" retail price.
It's up to the bookstore to to get an appropriate contract with the manufacturer/distributor and ensure they're still capable of profitability. They should be working on selling as much product as possible, not raising the cost due to lack of volume.
Children are not religious. Their parents are.