Apart from the fact that no decent it specialist would trust the software running on the JFS.
If I can turn off my television with a remote control, I can also turn off a JSF with a well crafted series of radar pulses. Good luck with finding that easter egg.
The thing with encryption (follow the Coursera course by Dan Boneh) is that the code doesn't have to be compromised for the encryption to be insecure. And showing the encryption is secure or not. Well. That is not so easy. Some smart ass thought doing DES twice was safer than just DES. Wrong. Meet In The Middle Attacks. Think of the scenario where random primes are picked every time directly after a device boots. A random generator didn't have enough time to get random. Those primes that are not random but in fact very predictable. There is a thing called an s-box. It shuffles data around in a pseudo random way. One algorithm used 5 of those. Too bad one of them was a fraction less random than the others. Implementation mistakes or lack of understanding are the worst enemies. They are very hard to recognize. They might even require quite some research to be found. With the complexity of encryption it's far from unthinkable that mistakes are made that cripple the strength of the algorithm.
Sorry. No. What I mean is sites that want to prevent you from RMB > FireBug > Inspect/alter site. I never experienced the bug you mention. I hope it goes away.
This week I read about a virus scanner that removes the option to use advances features. Hold your horses! What they meant was people were used to the advances features and it wasn't needed any more to call them advanced features. The features stayed in, but were now called standard features.
Some sites have java script that disables context menus (right mouse button) and other things that I don't want. That's why I want to be able to control what my browser does and turn java script off if that gives me a better user experience.
People abusing "terrorism" for bullshitting society are a terrorist threat to society themselves. Cars kill more people, smoking kills more people, alcohol kills more people. Educate the sheep. Stop this bullshit.
Spying on that many innocent people is an act of war on the innocent people. The americas should be happy that he exposed this horror, so they can change their politics. Same will be said about other countries when information about them is leaked.
Last thing: my friends don't spy on me. Those who spy one me are terrorists.
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They had never been that high before...
Of and there is still this conceptual thing called transit bubble: http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2013/07/edward_snowden_has_spent_a_week_in_a_transit_zone_at_moscow_s_airport_what.html
He could be anywhere in Russia in his own transit bubble.
Interesting concept. Could you declare your own transit bubble?
Please watch this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8v_uF-jr5pM
If somebody wants to be like this. Fine with me. But without the medical support.
Oh. And who will pay for the repairs of the vehicles and buildings?
"a resolution that would back the Commission should it wish to suspend data sharing agreements with the U.S."
Meaning: nothing is going to change.
Apart from the fact that no decent it specialist would trust the software running on the JFS.
If I can turn off my television with a remote control, I can also turn off a JSF with a well crafted series of radar pulses.
Good luck with finding that easter egg.
Ok. If anybody is looking for me, I am sitting in a dark corner weep softly.
You're kidding, aren't you?
That.
Shame on you France.
Shame on you Spain.
Shame on you Portugal.
Shame on you Italy.
Now bend over and have Uncle Ben have it's way with you some more.
The number of people that is pissed upon by 'murica is FAR greater than that tiny fraction of the world population that's called the 'murican people.
Wittingly. That is something different. The difference is small, but it's different.
And still a lie.
In general I do the same thing. News sires for example. :)
However some sites are worth it. But that is rare
Since we're talking spying on other governments and eve dropping on allies here.
What backdoors would you expect to be present in the JSF?
The thing with encryption (follow the Coursera course by Dan Boneh) is that the code doesn't have to be compromised for the encryption to be insecure.
And showing the encryption is secure or not. Well. That is not so easy.
Some smart ass thought doing DES twice was safer than just DES. Wrong. Meet In The Middle Attacks.
Think of the scenario where random primes are picked every time directly after a device boots. A random generator didn't have enough time to get random. Those primes that are not random but in fact very predictable.
There is a thing called an s-box. It shuffles data around in a pseudo random way. One algorithm used 5 of those. Too bad one of them was a fraction less random than the others.
Implementation mistakes or lack of understanding are the worst enemies. They are very hard to recognize. They might even require quite some research to be found.
With the complexity of encryption it's far from unthinkable that mistakes are made that cripple the strength of the algorithm.
Sorry. No. What I mean is sites that want to prevent you from RMB > FireBug > Inspect/alter site.
I never experienced the bug you mention. I hope it goes away.
This week I read about a virus scanner that removes the option to use advances features.
Hold your horses!
What they meant was people were used to the advances features and it wasn't needed any more to call them advanced features.
The features stayed in, but were now called standard features.
Some sites have java script that disables context menus (right mouse button) and other things that I don't want. That's why I want to be able to control what my browser does and turn java script off if that gives me a better user experience.
Are there tools available to export your FireFox profile to other browers?
Naturally IE is not an option.
What other browser would you recommend?
"our Ukrainian QA team"
That's all.
Given recent developments I have no reason to trust made in usa either...
People abusing "terrorism" for bullshitting society are a terrorist threat to society themselves.
Cars kill more people, smoking kills more people, alcohol kills more people.
Educate the sheep. Stop this bullshit.
Spying on that many innocent people is an act of war on the innocent people.
The americas should be happy that he exposed this horror, so they can change their politics.
Same will be said about other countries when information about them is leaked.
Last thing: my friends don't spy on me.
Those who spy one me are terrorists.
We're not allowed any more to share or give away a book after reading it.
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