It's possible to put more than two buttons on a device, and if for some reason even that is not enough just arrange the candidates on pages and use the last button for 'next page'.
Want hackers working for you? Change the law so that ponting out a security hole doesn't land the guy in jail. Suddenly, the majority of 'cyberterrorists' will be working for you.
The difference is, this case was clearly controlled. You can't just turn piracy off, measure the sales, turn it on and measure again. But in this case that's what's happened, the ballot was turned off and then on again, and this showed a strong correlation with the change in downloads.
I don't think we have to be afraid of race-based targeting. Ethnic groups aren't homogenous enough for that to be possible. Would the Nazis have invented a Jew-killing virus, Hitler would've been the first of its victims.
If Americans really don't want to let this guy in there are diplomatic ways to do so. They should've declared him a persona non grata before the incident. That would've been an honest way of dealing with the situation, most people would've understood that they don't want an Al-Qaeda supporter in their country, and the guy wouldn't have got free popularity back at home out of it.
I disagree, two cases can be very different. This was not a highly technical case, and lawyers with the necessary technological and legal knowledge are rare, therefore expensive.
So instead of one big update they are releasing lots of small ones. As long as holes get patched in time I don't see how this affects end users. It's just a different patching schedule, a development-time decision which has little to do with the quality of the product.
And the people who wrote the subtitles stole them from the movie script whose rights Netflix licences. I fail to see what's the problem here, maybe someone who speaks Finnish can explain.
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And that has nothing to do with email voting.
Yeah it's not very fast my average speed is 30km/h on my MTB, a simple racing bike can do a 40km/h average.
It's not that hard, they only need to add an option to filter the news by tags.
It's possible to put more than two buttons on a device, and if for some reason even that is not enough just arrange the candidates on pages and use the last button for 'next page'.
Want hackers working for you? Change the law so that ponting out a security hole doesn't land the guy in jail. Suddenly, the majority of 'cyberterrorists' will be working for you.
Sabotage, and even assasination have been part of espionage for quite a while. Neither of the necessarily means war.
Yet if he was doing the same thing to policemen the whole Slashdot bunch would rally in his defence.
And the majority of the world's nations are barbaric. Your point?
Actually, in this case America was the first.
They didn't measure happiness, they measured brainwaves.
The difference is, this case was clearly controlled. You can't just turn piracy off, measure the sales, turn it on and measure again. But in this case that's what's happened, the ballot was turned off and then on again, and this showed a strong correlation with the change in downloads.
Doesn't look like a government agency to me, although it's possible that the guy works from home.
Even better, charge French sites for getting indexed.
Not sure how it works in America, but isn't asking people to vote in exchange of products is a form of cheating on election?
I don't think we have to be afraid of race-based targeting. Ethnic groups aren't homogenous enough for that to be possible. Would the Nazis have invented a Jew-killing virus, Hitler would've been the first of its victims.
If Americans really don't want to let this guy in there are diplomatic ways to do so. They should've declared him a persona non grata before the incident. That would've been an honest way of dealing with the situation, most people would've understood that they don't want an Al-Qaeda supporter in their country, and the guy wouldn't have got free popularity back at home out of it.
Assuming that you care about the survival of the human race. For people who don't, fear of asteroids is irrational.
Except that he wasn't in a public place but in a mall.
Having a bomb and having the means to deliver them to the target are two different things.
I disagree, two cases can be very different. This was not a highly technical case, and lawyers with the necessary technological and legal knowledge are rare, therefore expensive.
You mean like, I don't know, a phone?
So instead of one big update they are releasing lots of small ones. As long as holes get patched in time I don't see how this affects end users. It's just a different patching schedule, a development-time decision which has little to do with the quality of the product.
It's because Slashdot stole most of the good Google translations and only the lousy ones remained in stock.
And the people who wrote the subtitles stole them from the movie script whose rights Netflix licences. I fail to see what's the problem here, maybe someone who speaks Finnish can explain.
The list of people following the page is a good list of possible suspects. The police should be thankful of Facebook for doing their job for them.