Rapidly a tipping point will be reached, at which point finding a convenient gas station will be nearly impossible and owning a gasoline powered car will positively suck.
Kinda like how finding a convenient electric charging station is nearly impossible to find?
And those running custom mods will have this fix this week while those who are locked in to their carriers will be stuck vulnerable for who knows how long.
Is it addressed to her name or her email address? If just the latter, than who cares, add it to the spam filter. Or recover the login information and unsubscribe the person from all their services.
> There have been public demonstrations, some televised, of certain models of modern car that allow you to change things like timings and injection sequences, via OBD, over Blueooth, using default passcodes.
What car has Blutooth OBD without having to have physical access to the car to attach a bluetooth dongle to the OBD port?
>This isn't a problem if every single entry fits into exactly the same format, but how often is the world that generous? > What if two people share the same address but not the same account?
You dont make it a unique field?
> What if you want to have three lines to the address instead of two?
You have an empty field?
> Who hasn’t tried to fix a relational database by shoehorning too much data into a single column? Or else you end up adding yet another column, and the table grows unbounded.
Yeah, I cant read this crap considering the very next section is 'Disk space is cheap'. If it's cheap, who cares about 1 extra field in the database.
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You still havent named anything you can do in Firefox you can't do in Chrome. All those exist as equivalent chrome extensions.
> And only 1 LAN port?
It's an access point, not a router.
These seem like pretty basic things to get wrong.
So you're trying to get a job at a company and instead of reporting to them a security flaw, you create a Chrome extension to let anybody (ab)use it.
If you're expecting to NOT get fired, you're an idiot.
Why couldn't they contribute to Theora since that was the entire point of it was to be a royalty free video codec.
But if you give them low-hanging fruit for arrestable offenses, they're going to take it.
Or 1 smart ringleader gets a few of these and gives them to his street thugs.
> I have a right to ask them to leave, correct?
Sure you do, but stop claiming your restaurant is a bastion of free speech.
And they still can't pay their drivers decently.
Kinda like how finding a convenient electric charging station is nearly impossible to find?
And those running custom mods will have this fix this week while those who are locked in to their carriers will be stuck vulnerable for who knows how long.
Then it was slink. It's been 16 years, details can get a bit fuzzy.
It's GNAA, arguably been trolling Slashdot as long as SPARC has been around.
I think the first version of Debian I'd ever used was Hamm on an old Sparcstation IPC.
No reason they should, this is using either 2.4Ghz Wifi or a GSM connection, neither of which have the encryption restrictions the HAM bands use.
Looking at ProxyGambit it either uses Point to Point directional wifi, or a 2G connection, so it wasn't an FCC 'encryption' issue.
> Anyone undertaking these courses knows what they're signing up for
Unfortunately no, you'd probably be surprised the stupid things some doctors think. If it's outside their specialty, they can be horribly wrong.
Is it addressed to her name or her email address? If just the latter, than who cares, add it to the spam filter. Or recover the login information and unsubscribe the person from all their services.
Aaron Schwartz and the Pirate Bay team were also quite a bit older than 15
So is removing them and pretending those places dont exist is a better solution?
To be fair, they allow you to use non-root users. And if you dont have a firewall rule to only allow SSH from the backup master, then you're an idiot.
. . . are usually crap.
No, Google Code was project hosting, this is (effectively) just repo hosting.
> There have been public demonstrations, some televised, of certain models of modern car that allow you to change things like timings and injection sequences, via OBD, over Blueooth, using default passcodes.
What car has Blutooth OBD without having to have physical access to the car to attach a bluetooth dongle to the OBD port?
>This isn't a problem if every single entry fits into exactly the same format, but how often is the world that generous?
> What if two people share the same address but not the same account?
You dont make it a unique field?
> What if you want to have three lines to the address instead of two?
You have an empty field?
> Who hasn’t tried to fix a relational database by shoehorning too much data into a single column? Or else you end up adding yet another column, and the table grows unbounded.
Yeah, I cant read this crap considering the very next section is 'Disk space is cheap'. If it's cheap, who cares about 1 extra field in the database.
Remember guys MongoDB is webscale