Does anybody in America actually think Bob's Burgers is good other than apparently Fox and the series creators?
Yes. Do you always assume that anyone who differs with you over sense of humour must be in a minority?
Fox made a big deal out of Allen Gregory but I could tell from the trailer that it would be a big fail. What was it? A big fail.
Oh, so you're the guy who's opinions always exactly mirror the public at large? Oh, no, wait, you can't be, because that guy would be too busy banging models on his private tropical island rolling on a bed stuffed with the rest of the billions of dollars he's made.
Every now and then I will watch a new episode of American Dad and it's never funny any more [in my opinion]. Even Family Guy is hit or miss [in my opinion]. Sometimes it's great [in my opinion]. Sometimes it's not even a little bit funny [in my opinion].
It's the point of "innocent until proven guilty". The burden of providing proof of guilt rests on those that accuse not the ones that defend themselves against accusations.
I wasn't talking about justifying a prosecution - only an arrest.
I get the feeling that the backlight is mainly intended to compensate for the dull off-white colour of the screen. Thus, turn it up outside, turn it down inside. Most annoyingly though, you can't turn it off. You can only see the real colour of the screen as you lock it.
He's the only one not running or looking a bit disturbed by the blast in that picture too.
Yeah, like that's really easy to tell in a still picture. Hell, the guy closest to the camera looks like he's leaning back on the railings with a smile on his face. Get him!
It wasn't new software, per se, it was a definition update. There's plugging in strange USB keys you find on the street at one end of the spectrum, and there's manually examining every opcode before it gets to your CPU at the other. Security is never all-or-nothing in the real world. For all we know some of the IT guys who let this get installed on their servers have been complaining to management for months that they don't have an extra person to spend their entire day testing each and every piece of new software in a locked basement. And even if they did, this kind of thing would still happen.
so you would sacrifice security for convenience? Then, you deserve neither*.
You're right. He should block all traffic and whitelist every single IP address as he needs to. Actually, he should manually inspect every packet he receives. Actually, he should have all his packets printed at a remote location and FedEx'd to him for examination and re-input.
The 3 authentication factors are:
Something you Know.
Something you Have.
Something you Are.
And a fanatical devotion to the Pope- Four! Four authentication factors!
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Or Bryan Adams. Although they have apologised for Bryan Adams on several occasions.
It's truly a shame how these things happen, and how so many in the pacified populace fail to put two and two together.
It's also a shame how many people end up with five.
Does anybody in America actually think Bob's Burgers is good other than apparently Fox and the series creators?
Yes. Do you always assume that anyone who differs with you over sense of humour must be in a minority?
Fox made a big deal out of Allen Gregory but I could tell from the trailer that it would be a big fail. What was it? A big fail.
Oh, so you're the guy who's opinions always exactly mirror the public at large? Oh, no, wait, you can't be, because that guy would be too busy banging models on his private tropical island rolling on a bed stuffed with the rest of the billions of dollars he's made.
Every now and then I will watch a new episode of American Dad and it's never funny any more [in my opinion]. Even Family Guy is hit or miss [in my opinion]. Sometimes it's great [in my opinion]. Sometimes it's not even a little bit funny [in my opinion].
FTFY.
How do you define "fixed rotor"? Is there such a thing as an unfixed rotor in comparison?
Mods: feel free to stop by xkcd and let him know how insightful he is, but the link itself is entirely derivative.
There's no need to throw a wobbly just because you didn't think of it first. Maximize your disorder, dude!
It's the point of "innocent until proven guilty". The burden of providing proof of guilt rests on those that accuse not the ones that defend themselves against accusations.
I wasn't talking about justifying a prosecution - only an arrest.
"Yeah, we know you didn't do it, but it came from your house. Guilty."
How do they know they didn't do it?
Now we know what the "J. J." in J. J. Abrams stands for.
Wrong.
Wrong.
[...] homeopathy is "bogus" [...] [t]his statement is demonstrably true
False.
Scientists have been successfully sued for stating that homeopathy is "bogus".
False.
They've only budgeted for one publicity stunt per trip.
Maybe he's 30 stone, not 30 years.
I get the feeling that the backlight is mainly intended to compensate for the dull off-white colour of the screen. Thus, turn it up outside, turn it down inside. Most annoyingly though, you can't turn it off. You can only see the real colour of the screen as you lock it.
He's the only one not running or looking a bit disturbed by the blast in that picture too.
Yeah, like that's really easy to tell in a still picture. Hell, the guy closest to the camera looks like he's leaning back on the railings with a smile on his face. Get him!
It wasn't new software, per se, it was a definition update. There's plugging in strange USB keys you find on the street at one end of the spectrum, and there's manually examining every opcode before it gets to your CPU at the other. Security is never all-or-nothing in the real world. For all we know some of the IT guys who let this get installed on their servers have been complaining to management for months that they don't have an extra person to spend their entire day testing each and every piece of new software in a locked basement. And even if they did, this kind of thing would still happen.
http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/snowfalls-are-now-just-a-thing-of-the-past-724017.html
Got anything that wasn't written 13 years ago?
No, I'm +4 Insightful at the moment. Bazinga.
I think it was intentionally done by either a hacker or a disgruntled employee.
Who up until now was relatively gruntled.
Yeah, stupid idiots, why didn't they write their own OS from scratch at the start, then they wouldn't have any of these problems.
doctoral student at the University of Washington seems to have discovered
"doctoral student"? The poor guy doesn't even have a name?
so you would sacrifice security for convenience? Then, you deserve neither*.
You're right. He should block all traffic and whitelist every single IP address as he needs to. Actually, he should manually inspect every packet he receives. Actually, he should have all his packets printed at a remote location and FedEx'd to him for examination and re-input.
Why on earth would someone update software like this on production systems, instead of testing it in a lab environment first?
Because they assumed Malwarebytes had done that already.
Quite right too. Lovely chap.
It is 2 factor authentication.
The 3 authentication factors are:
Something you Know.
Something you Have.
Something you Are.
And a fanatical devotion to the Pope- Four! Four authentication factors!
Maybe you should become a physicist, then.
Update: 04/17 16:25 GMT by U L : And the substance is ricin. Apparently, air filters another facility have also testing positive for ricin.
What? "air filters another facility?"
You a word or two.
"have also testing positive" is another gem. Apparently ricin causes aphasia.