Someone please tell me how a corporation based in Washington State and legally incorporated in Delaware suddenly becomes a tax collector for states in which it does not have a physical presence?
Because it's easier trying to get the corporation to pay a sales tax then going after their own citizens for not paying the use tax.
A mismash of old and possibly current information split up over 20 posts on a dozen pages with disclaimers of "This is old, dont use it, but here it is anyways" interspersed with links to other posts that may or may not work anymore.
I mean, sudo has little to do with user permissions or anything like that - the mnemonic is "sub user and do". It tries to change the current user to the user specified in the command line (and uses root if none is specified), and executes the command it's given. That's it. That's all it does. It doesn't have anything to do with "fine grained permissions", that sort of thing should be handled at the OS level.
No, you're the confused one. sudo does that, try man 5 sudoers in your favorite shell
Perhaps one change will be that PostgreSQL will no longer be moving forward so fast in the realm of free and open source high availability databases.
Let's see a small selection of other people using Pg.
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I'm pretty sure most of these companies produce a lot more contributions to Pg then Skype ever did. Not to mention there's quite a few failover/replication suites for Pg
Being behind a ski mask (7 proxies) doesn't really mean much unless you're outside the country, what with all the taps the NSA have, I'm sure if they wanted them gone it wouldn't take much.
If you watch the presentation for what it really is, what they're saying is if you want the 'New Hotness' flashy canvas, yes your apps will have to be HTML/JS. No, they're not going to throw away everything out there, you'll be able to use 'old and busted'.
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Some users are starting to notice they have someone else's info and are going on a buying spree. Or people are just making their normal purchases and are unknowingly charging other people's accounts, like I almost did last night.
Or somebody hacked your account and changed the billing info.
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Someone please tell me how a corporation based in Washington State and legally incorporated in Delaware suddenly becomes a tax collector for states in which it does not have a physical presence?
Because it's easier trying to get the corporation to pay a sales tax then going after their own citizens for not paying the use tax.
How about linking to the real source instead of a spam site stealing content.
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So why is it sitting back and letting Microsoft shake down OEMs over its claims to own patents that Android infringes?
Because Google is a Business. Litigation costs money. Business don't like spending money until they have to.
A mismash of old and possibly current information split up over 20 posts on a dozen pages with disclaimers of "This is old, dont use it, but here it is anyways" interspersed with links to other posts that may or may not work anymore.
Until you could take it out on existing roads and not get turned into a smear on the road if somebody hits you, it's not a car.
So in short, lots of rationalization for having spent lots of time working on this with nothing of real substance to get people to actually use it.
and by get rid, I of course meant get away with it.
And so it begins . . . .
did lulzsec think they could get rid of it forever?
I get unthrottled, uncapped, unlimited data access for $15 extra, and I can tether my laptop when I'm traveling.
For now.
I mean, sudo has little to do with user permissions or anything like that - the mnemonic is "sub user and do". It tries to change the current user to the user specified in the command line (and uses root if none is specified), and executes the command it's given. That's it. That's all it does. It doesn't have anything to do with "fine grained permissions", that sort of thing should be handled at the OS level.
No, you're the confused one. sudo does that, try man 5 sudoers in your favorite shell
It is only not a vulnerability, because it's not practically exploitable right now
Yea it is, a guy already did a PoC with Twitter.
Perhaps one change will be that PostgreSQL will no longer be moving forward so fast in the realm of free and open source high availability databases.
Let's see a small selection of other people using Pg.
US State Department
whitepages.com
IMDB
Fujitsu
Sun
Apple
RedHat
Junipet
Cisco
NTT Data
I'm pretty sure most of these companies produce a lot more contributions to Pg then Skype ever did. Not to mention there's quite a few failover/replication suites for Pg
There's a big difference between what Mitnick did and mass disruption of services
Being behind a ski mask (7 proxies) doesn't really mean much unless you're outside the country, what with all the taps the NSA have, I'm sure if they wanted them gone it wouldn't take much.
I'm mystified how this works with a copyrighted song released under a CC-SA license that explicitly permits that soon to be criminal act...
If you read the bill it likely refers to unlicensed performance of an copyrighted work.
It boggles the mind how emos found the time to learn hacking.
~nt~
. . . if he was second overall, not just second in class.
No.
If you watch the presentation for what it really is, what they're saying is if you want the 'New Hotness' flashy canvas, yes your apps will have to be HTML/JS. No, they're not going to throw away everything out there, you'll be able to use 'old and busted'.
Yay, it only took 5 years of bitching for them to actually look into it instead of blaming addons or your profile.
Not just former employee:
Probably angsty nobody liked his baby.
. . . Joseph Rakofsky is an asshat.
How would that not be any more egregious then what MS was convicted for.
Some users are starting to notice they have someone else's info and are going on a buying spree. Or people are just making their normal purchases and are unknowingly charging other people's accounts, like I almost did last night.
Or somebody hacked your account and changed the billing info.