The attack doesn't require a rogue access point, as it uses a Peer-to-Peer (Ad-Hoc) WiFi protocol. Vulnerable WiFi chipsets can be attacked by any other WiFi device in range.
Yes, I realise that's another case where the developer decided to open the code themselves; unfortunately/. doesn't allow me to delete or moderate my own post down.
While it is true that a mandatory filtering proposal is likely to require legislation to implement (especially without the support of the Internet Industry Association and a voluntary code of conduct), it is not clear that any future legislation is dead in the water just yet.
I think you'll find our conservative parties are called "Liberal", "Labour" and "Family First". In the US, they are called "Republican" and "Democrat". There are progressive political parties, but they haven't been nearly as successful in appealing to voters and their fear and self-interest.
"senescent beings"? I do not think that word means what you think it means. It means "aging". Perhaps you were thinking of "sentient" or "sapient" beings?
I certainly agree that language changes over time. However "begging the question" has a very specific and useful meaning. If language changes make "begging the question" have the meaning that "raising the question" currently has, how will we actually say "begging the question"?
Spot on. This has in fact already happened several times over the last four decades, but a lot can still be learned by continuing to build parts of Ted's vision - which is probably why some of us keep doing it.
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The attack doesn't require a rogue access point, as it uses a Peer-to-Peer (Ad-Hoc) WiFi protocol. Vulnerable WiFi chipsets can be attacked by any other WiFi device in range.
Yes, but what was it you poured over the core dumps?
Yes, I realise that's another case where the developer decided to open the code themselves; unfortunately /. doesn't allow me to delete or moderate my own post down.
Another example is "Abuse": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abuse_(video_game)
PostgreSQL 9.2 (now in beta) includes native JSON fields:
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/PostgreSQL-9-2-beta-improves-scalability-adds-JSON-1573815.html
It's also available as an extension for the current 9.1 release:
http://people.planetpostgresql.org/andrew/index.php?/archives/255-JSON-for-PG-9.2-...-and-now-for-9.1!.html
Now if they would provide this service for VHS tapes I might actually be interested.
While it is true that a mandatory filtering proposal is likely to require legislation to implement (especially without the support of the Internet Industry Association and a voluntary code of conduct), it is not clear that any future legislation is dead in the water just yet.
http://www.efa.org.au/2009/02/26/xenophon-opposes-mandatory-isp-filtering-but-fight-not-over-yet/
Then report it as a bug.
Runs just fine for me using Cedega - in fact it's in the "certified" (fully supported) category:
http://www.cedega.com/gamesdb/games/view.mhtml?game_id=5124
I think you'll find our conservative parties are called "Liberal", "Labour" and "Family First". In the US, they are called "Republican" and "Democrat". There are progressive political parties, but they haven't been nearly as successful in appealing to voters and their fear and self-interest.
Or you could just click on the handy "transcript" button like the rest of us.
"senescent beings"? I do not think that word means what you think it means. It means "aging". Perhaps you were thinking of "sentient" or "sapient" beings?
http://begthequestion.info/
I certainly agree that language changes over time. However "begging the question" has a very specific and useful meaning. If language changes make "begging the question" have the meaning that "raising the question" currently has, how will we actually say "begging the question"?
Maybe a slash coder could add something to red-flag Slashdot editors when the phrase "begs the question" appears in a summary?
http://begthequestion.info/
Well, considering they are the original creators and maintainers of Asterisk, they certainly ought to be a good choice for support.
You said:
When I mentioned Asterix to the head of IS, she said it wasn't even an option because "no company can be held accountable for failure".
Uhhh... how about Digium?
MUDding is a crime now? Does this include MMORPGs?
100% incorrect. Please mod parent down.
Spot on. This has in fact already happened several times over the last four decades, but a lot can still be learned by continuing to build parts of Ted's vision - which is probably why some of us keep doing it.
Except that in this case, Drexler was on the original Xanadu team. Now you know where he got the idea.
Mark Oakley's "Thieves and Kings" website, including the editorial linked in the article, is also at the official mirror site.
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