Anon was a bunch of hardened 4chan trolls herding an army of impressionable kids into their own living botnet. At least this guy doesn't make others do the hard work and bear the risk of prison instead of him. That being said, his "sophisticated" political ideas, such as:
I wanted to strike a small blow at the system...I don't want to be the lone hacker fighting the system.
aren't exactly new. Just like the punks of old, "hacktivists" use the same ill defined phrases to try and create an ideology around vandalism.
I didn't even know you can't rebind keys in Chrome. I know that it's also not an option in Firefox. Why is it that browser makers have so much trouble implementing a basic feature that exists in nearly every other piece of UI software?
Most commenters jumped to the same conclusion but that's not what the study says. This is a correlation, the arrow of causation can go either way. Maybe the smaller pay gap is the result of the smaller skill gap and not the other way around.
I'm guessing the reason they can block Yahoo without disrupting operation is because they don't actually use it. Those are most likely people checking their personal account from work.
Firefox isn't going to be succesful if they try to compete with Chrome on their turf. People who want a browser that "just shows webpages" will use Chrome anyway. On the other hand, after Opera's suicide and Microsoft's identity crisis FF could try to win back some popularity by attracting the power users. And while there might not be that many users of advanced features, it's vital for every browser to attract web developers. Especially when we seem to be heading towards a post-standards web, being the developer's platform of choice means that most webpages will support your browser.
None of these explain hitting another car. This thing has a dozen radars on it and it's supposed to stop before an obstacle even ignoring driver action.
I've read TFA twice and I'm still not sure whether Google uses the patent in question in an offensive or a defensive way. Surely countersuing against a patent litigation with patents of your own is rightful self defence. Countersuing with patents against a copyright litigation is very different though. And even if Google is only purchasing these patents for defence, it is giving funds to patent trolls by buying from them, making filing bogus patents a lucrative business.
Web access is ok when you have only one email address, but when you have an address for your job/university/organisation(s) you belong to, it quickly becomes unmanageable. Not to mention many of those addresses have a bad web UI or none at all. I certainly believe you haven't used an email client in a decade, because most of the problems you mentioned have been solved long ago, at least in Thunderbird anyway. It definitely starts faster and has fewer bugs than a browser. It has a profile system like FF, allowing you to copy your configs across multiple machines. I honestly don't know what your problem with IMAP is, it addresses the issues you said and I'm yet to encounter any of its "horrors".
Towelroot has never been a secret or a backdoor. It is an exploit discovered and published by geohot, these guys just copied it. As any exploit, it can be used both for good and bad. In my case it helped me put Cyanogenmod on my phone instead of the outdated Android on it, making it more secure.
How is this different from the school requiring you to buy textbooks for your daughter? Technology is advancing, and the ways we teach kids should adapt to that.
This just proves Breivik's point that Norway is too left-wing. I'd love to live in a utopian society where we can be just nice to everybody, where everybody's needs are covered and punishment is unnecessary. But in the real world, there will always be nihilists like this guy who ruin it for the rest.
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There's no reason to buy a separate card though, most modern cpus have builtin hardware rng.
Anon was a bunch of hardened 4chan trolls herding an army of impressionable kids into their own living botnet. At least this guy doesn't make others do the hard work and bear the risk of prison instead of him. That being said, his "sophisticated" political ideas, such as:
aren't exactly new. Just like the punks of old, "hacktivists" use the same ill defined phrases to try and create an ideology around vandalism.
I didn't even know you can't rebind keys in Chrome. I know that it's also not an option in Firefox. Why is it that browser makers have so much trouble implementing a basic feature that exists in nearly every other piece of UI software?
Yeah, imagine how bad the 2008 crisis would have been if the terrorists haven't got half the brokers at 9/11.
Most commenters jumped to the same conclusion but that's not what the study says. This is a correlation, the arrow of causation can go either way. Maybe the smaller pay gap is the result of the smaller skill gap and not the other way around.
It does look like that. Question is, is it smarter than current search engines?
At least we know it doesn't end up in the ocean.
I'm guessing the reason they can block Yahoo without disrupting operation is because they don't actually use it. Those are most likely people checking their personal account from work.
Firefox isn't going to be succesful if they try to compete with Chrome on their turf. People who want a browser that "just shows webpages" will use Chrome anyway. On the other hand, after Opera's suicide and Microsoft's identity crisis FF could try to win back some popularity by attracting the power users. And while there might not be that many users of advanced features, it's vital for every browser to attract web developers. Especially when we seem to be heading towards a post-standards web, being the developer's platform of choice means that most webpages will support your browser.
None of these explain hitting another car. This thing has a dozen radars on it and it's supposed to stop before an obstacle even ignoring driver action.
I've read TFA twice and I'm still not sure whether Google uses the patent in question in an offensive or a defensive way. Surely countersuing against a patent litigation with patents of your own is rightful self defence. Countersuing with patents against a copyright litigation is very different though. And even if Google is only purchasing these patents for defence, it is giving funds to patent trolls by buying from them, making filing bogus patents a lucrative business.
Since the drones can't leave the school territory anyway, you could hardcode the location in software.
Most schools have big sports facilities. Why can't the students fly the drones indoors?
I'm not so sure this "hacking" group has any idea how to build a botnet. They have no more technical knowledge than Nigerian scammers.
Web access is ok when you have only one email address, but when you have an address for your job/university/organisation(s) you belong to, it quickly becomes unmanageable. Not to mention many of those addresses have a bad web UI or none at all. I certainly believe you haven't used an email client in a decade, because most of the problems you mentioned have been solved long ago, at least in Thunderbird anyway. It definitely starts faster and has fewer bugs than a browser. It has a profile system like FF, allowing you to copy your configs across multiple machines. I honestly don't know what your problem with IMAP is, it addresses the issues you said and I'm yet to encounter any of its "horrors".
Towelroot has never been a secret or a backdoor. It is an exploit discovered and published by geohot, these guys just copied it. As any exploit, it can be used both for good and bad. In my case it helped me put Cyanogenmod on my phone instead of the outdated Android on it, making it more secure.
With the amount of angry whitebeards inhabiting /., we can expect a totally calm and reasonable discussion of the topic.
While it would be quite a feat to run a marathon in spacesuits, those are just white dresses with a spacesuit painted on them.
What if good encryption is outlawed in places other than Switzerland? I wish I was being paranoid.
Even if he won't be released (that's not a certainty yet), he is getting out of solitary, so he will have his chance of causing trouble.
Breivik never said that. He hates Muslims, that was the beginning and end to the motivation behind his killing spree.
His killing of socialists, you mean?
How is this different from the school requiring you to buy textbooks for your daughter? Technology is advancing, and the ways we teach kids should adapt to that.
This just proves Breivik's point that Norway is too left-wing. I'd love to live in a utopian society where we can be just nice to everybody, where everybody's needs are covered and punishment is unnecessary. But in the real world, there will always be nihilists like this guy who ruin it for the rest.
You need to be more specific. Which EU corporation exactly is competing with Android? Nokia and Ericsson have already left the handheld market.
There's also the thing that web apps suck. The web is a hypertext platform, not an app platform.