When you get one of those things in the mail from your local car dealer, do you scratch off the little things to see if you won? Did you win?? Did you go to the dealership to collect your winnings???
Of course you didn't. But the same people that wouldn't fall for that car dealer shit, will fall for this Facebook shit. Why? I don't know.
The users trade their data to Facebook, in exchange for the illusion of time spent with friends. And now that Facebook owns that data, they sell that data. This is their business model. I don't see what there is to sue about.
WordPress is an open-source content management system licensed under GPLv2, which means that anyone can use or modify the WordPress software for free. A content management system is basically a tool that makes it easy to manage important aspects of your website – like content – without needing to know anything about programming.
The end result is that WordPress makes building a website accessible to anyone – even people who aren’t developers.
Close, but not exactly correct. See, this IS slashdot, and we DON'T need to be told about SSH, but we also don't need to be told that we don't need to be told. So, there's that.
"One" is 1
"A couple" is 2
"A few" is 3 or 4 (in some cases, 5)
"Several" is 5 6 7 8 or 9
"A bunch" is the normal amount of something plus an additional.25% -.50%
"A lot" is the normal amount of something x2
"A shitload" is the normal amount of something x10
"A fuckload" is the normal amount of something x10 and you're drunk.
The only issue that I've ever had with AT&T crap in bridge-mode has to do with building VPN tunnels, but I have never experienced any NAT limits. Of course, AT&T changes hardware every few months, so maybe this is the case with some batch of their shitty hardware.
Having a clue about something, and being paid to pass legislation, are 2 different things. I just happen to side with the decision to implement NN rules, but that doesn't mean that Mr. Obama and I have the same reasoning.
...that anyone capable of landing a position in government has a clue about the internet or aspects of it that they currently enjoy. Probably for the rest of the time humanity is here, the following will be true: "Today's government will be focused more and more on undoing what the previous government did."
So far ahead of the game of technology and yet only just now starting to put stuff on the moon. The US did that almost 50 years ago. But, being that the US lost all of its data in order to go back to the moon, it can be said that America has forgotten more about space travel and landing on other astral bodies than everyone else knows.
I live in lower Alabama, and we get a LOT of storms. Actually during certain parts of the year, it's common to have storms every day. A guy from California moved here and we became friends. The first storm that came through had heavy thunder. That guy didn't even know what thunder was, or that it was that loud. He ran down the street to his neighbor's house to ask them what he was supposed to do.
Yeah, California does NOT have storms....probably why there are so many people in Cali - the weather's nice.
Now THAT would be some transparency! And to my mind bring some degree of redemption to Facebook.
Or, if they're honest about who's paying for what it may be the nail in the coffin for FaceBook, as them taking payments from powers in others countries, for ads on presidential campaigns, may piss some folks off - if this happens at FaceBook.
Remember that AUS doesn't have anything like the 2nd amendment, and guns are fairly restricted. That means the methods of "terror" come from other methods for instance, in this case mass stabbings and so on.
This is a very good point. I'm an American and have obviously grown very accustomed to guns being a thing (especially since I'm from Alabama where guns are quite normal).
You should also note that in nearly every case that said AC mentioned, they were religiously motivated by muslim extremists. That does make it terrorism.
Wow, you have a lot to learn about Muslims. You thinking this way would be the same as Muslims thinking that all Christians are the Westboro Baptists (This is their actual webpage).
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It will come out like this:
here is the text that I want to quote.
You're correct! Now if only you could get as many suckers to allow you to use them like Facebook is...
When you get one of those things in the mail from your local car dealer, do you scratch off the little things to see if you won? Did you win?? Did you go to the dealership to collect your winnings???
Of course you didn't. But the same people that wouldn't fall for that car dealer shit, will fall for this Facebook shit. Why? I don't know.
The users trade their data to Facebook, in exchange for the illusion of time spent with friends. And now that Facebook owns that data, they sell that data. This is their business model. I don't see what there is to sue about.
For example the brain works...
Would've been nice if you'd given an example.
I'm personally interested to find out how this turns out. It may lead to innovative ways to tackle other issues in our society.
Maybe they should be charged with espionage?
WordPress is an open-source content management system licensed under GPLv2, which means that anyone can use or modify the WordPress software for free. A content management system is basically a tool that makes it easy to manage important aspects of your website – like content – without needing to know anything about programming.
The end result is that WordPress makes building a website accessible to anyone – even people who aren’t developers.
Close, but not exactly correct. See, this IS slashdot, and we DON'T need to be told about SSH, but we also don't need to be told that we don't need to be told. So, there's that.
;^)
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Woops, "A bunch" is the normal amount of something plus an additional 25% - 50%
"One" is 1 .25% - .50%
"A couple" is 2
"A few" is 3 or 4 (in some cases, 5)
"Several" is 5 6 7 8 or 9
"A bunch" is the normal amount of something plus an additional
"A lot" is the normal amount of something x2
"A shitload" is the normal amount of something x10
"A fuckload" is the normal amount of something x10 and you're drunk.
The only issue that I've ever had with AT&T crap in bridge-mode has to do with building VPN tunnels, but I have never experienced any NAT limits. Of course, AT&T changes hardware every few months, so maybe this is the case with some batch of their shitty hardware.
News for heards
Stuff that flatters
AT&T allow for you to use your own router. They'll even assist you in putting their modem/router in bridge-mode.
If you're reading this from the US, you're probably already in the top 2% highest-earning people in the world.
Citation needed. ;)
They snoop on you in order to offer you advise to aid in not getting snooped on? Nice.
Unless Linux owners go out of their way to misconfigure their servers, for convenience's sake, they should be safe from most of these attacks.
Maybe this is where oil comes from?
Having a clue about something, and being paid to pass legislation, are 2 different things. I just happen to side with the decision to implement NN rules, but that doesn't mean that Mr. Obama and I have the same reasoning.
...that anyone capable of landing a position in government has a clue about the internet or aspects of it that they currently enjoy. Probably for the rest of the time humanity is here, the following will be true: "Today's government will be focused more and more on undoing what the previous government did."
So far ahead of the game of technology and yet only just now starting to put stuff on the moon. The US did that almost 50 years ago. But, being that the US lost all of its data in order to go back to the moon, it can be said that America has forgotten more about space travel and landing on other astral bodies than everyone else knows.
/sarcasm
I live in lower Alabama, and we get a LOT of storms. Actually during certain parts of the year, it's common to have storms every day. A guy from California moved here and we became friends. The first storm that came through had heavy thunder. That guy didn't even know what thunder was, or that it was that loud. He ran down the street to his neighbor's house to ask them what he was supposed to do.
...probably why there are so many people in Cali - the weather's nice.
Yeah, California does NOT have storms.
Now THAT would be some transparency! And to my mind bring some degree of redemption to Facebook.
Or, if they're honest about who's paying for what it may be the nail in the coffin for FaceBook, as them taking payments from powers in others countries, for ads on presidential campaigns, may piss some folks off - if this happens at FaceBook.
Remember that AUS doesn't have anything like the 2nd amendment, and guns are fairly restricted. That means the methods of "terror" come from other methods for instance, in this case mass stabbings and so on.
This is a very good point. I'm an American and have obviously grown very accustomed to guns being a thing (especially since I'm from Alabama where guns are quite normal).
You should also note that in nearly every case that said AC mentioned, they were religiously motivated by muslim extremists. That does make it terrorism.
Wow, you have a lot to learn about Muslims. You thinking this way would be the same as Muslims thinking that all Christians are the Westboro Baptists (This is their actual webpage).