One difference this time around is that there are large piles of currency involved, not to mention the privacy, security–and in some cases, physical security–of people in countries around the world. Governments are buying exploits and using them for a variety of purposes. Some are using them to spy on their own citizens, while others are using them to attack their enemies’ networks. And government contractors and other private buyers are purchasing them for their own uses, as well.
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I liked it better when it was Mosaic and the other choices were... nothing.
Guy comes into an ER unconscious. When he finally wakes up they ask him what happened.
"I was having a quiet round of golf with my wife," he tells the doctor, "when she sliced her ball into a pasture of cows. We went to look for it, and I noticed one of the cows had something white in its rear end. I walked over and lifted up the tail, and sure enough, there was my wife's golf ball stuck right in the cow's butt. That's when I made my mistake."
"What did you do?" asks the doctor.
"Well, as I was standing there holding up the tail, I yelled to my wife, 'Hey, this looks like yours!'"
I think a lot of people at the time of the purchase did raise that the price was too high. From other sources, who were also interested in the Motorola IP, the IP valuation I was hearing was ~$3B. Was the rest of Motorola worth $9B?
That's been mitigated somewhat by selling a part of Motorola to the ARRIS Group for $2.2 billion in cash along with 10.6 million shares of its stock issued to Google. This is the "Motorola Home" group that makes cable set top boxes, etc.
Some of things can be responsive to having a finger mashed against them and not sustain damage, even if they are soft and unprotected with a hard shell.
Missiles have had inertial navigation systems for some time now. Where's the advance that brings this technology to regular consumers?
DC8 jets had inertial navigation systems back in the '60s. You could fly from LAX to Tokyo without touching the controls and the plane would only be a few hundred yards off alignment from the runway. Not bad for a 5000+ mile flight.
We need a series of browser plugin virii that will screw up apostrophes, change all plurals to pseudo-latin form and randomly leave out the harvard comma. It should also transpose all instances of loose and lose.
Who's side are you on? Their not going to like this.
Slashdot Mirror
Maybe he could meet my wife.
Or Gilbert Gottfried.
One difference this time around is that there are large piles of currency involved, not to mention the privacy, security–and in some cases, physical security–of people in countries around the world. Governments are buying exploits and using them for a variety of purposes. Some are using them to spy on their own citizens, while others are using them to attack their enemies’ networks. And government contractors and other private buyers are purchasing them for their own uses, as well.
I liked it better when it was Mosaic and the other choices were ... nothing.
Not square enough. Barge?
As long as it doesn't have rounded corners.
But the fourth one stayed up! And that's what you're going to get, lad, the shittiest tablet in all of England.
Where's my Mod Funny points when I need then?
Guy comes into an ER unconscious. When he finally wakes up they ask him what happened.
"I was having a quiet round of golf with my wife," he tells the doctor, "when she sliced her ball into a pasture of cows. We went to look for it, and I noticed one of the cows had something white in its rear end. I walked over and lifted up the tail, and sure enough, there was my wife's golf ball stuck right in the cow's butt. That's when I made my mistake."
"What did you do?" asks the doctor.
"Well, as I was standing there holding up the tail, I yelled to my wife, 'Hey, this looks like yours!'"
Guy comes into an ER unconscious...
Darn. I was waiting for a good joke.
Interestingly enough, there are 18 minutes missing from the EKG. I understand Rose Mary Woods was the person who stored the EKG.
Perhaps Slashdot is the company this guy works for. Hmmmm
I stand corrected. Shortly after my "smartass pedantry", I read further. My apologies.
The "law" states that "Any headline which ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no."
There was a headline. It ended with a question mark. The answer is no.
What part of that do you not understand?
No.
Still too soon.
for the phish.
I think a lot of people at the time of the purchase did raise that the price was too high. From other sources, who were also interested in the Motorola IP, the IP valuation I was hearing was ~$3B. Was the rest of Motorola worth $9B?
That's been mitigated somewhat by selling a part of Motorola to the ARRIS Group for $2.2 billion in cash along with 10.6 million shares of its stock issued to Google. This is the "Motorola Home" group that makes cable set top boxes, etc.
Some of things can be responsive to having a finger mashed against them and not sustain damage, even if they are soft and unprotected with a hard shell.
Just ask your girlfriend.
Think again about where you're posting this.
Head in a jar, here we come!
Ladies and gentlemen, I can envision a day when the brains of brilliant men can be kept alive in the bodies of dumb people.
A few more beers and you're not going to care in either case.
Hence the first rule of warfare: never invade Russia (The Art of Warfare, Sun Tzu, revised edition).
I thought the first rule of warfare is: "never get involved in a land war in Asia"
Missiles have had inertial navigation systems for some time now. Where's the advance that brings this technology to regular consumers?
DC8 jets had inertial navigation systems back in the '60s. You could fly from LAX to Tokyo without touching the controls and the plane would only be a few hundred yards off alignment from the runway. Not bad for a 5000+ mile flight.
Oh, so it was YOU!
XKCD
Q. "What kind is it?"
A. "Quarter to four."
Their legs "sing"...
And sound very much like Nikki Minaj.
We need a series of browser plugin virii that will screw up apostrophes, change all plurals to pseudo-latin form and randomly leave out the harvard comma. It should also transpose all instances of loose and lose.
Who's side are you on? Their not going to like this.