Just because a corporate intranet is accessible via public IP, it's still sitting behind htaccess and/or other login protection. For all intents and purposes it is *still* an corporate intranet in form and function.
Most of them are false positives. I think it's mostly because keygens and malware often use similar executable packers. But there are conspiracy theories that the AV vendors get paid for flagging keygens.
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This is a stupid statement if I ever read one. No wonder he left Oracle.
Amen.
That's something different.
http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=steflewandowski.com
You don't seem to understand the concept of a gift card. They have always been fake dollars.
The summary also fails to mention that there are 320GB Postville drives available right now.
Well, some birds do design their own tools (kind of) to attain a certain objective.
Hire surgeons?
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Are you sure? The page you mentioned says: "JavaScript and C# scripts are compiled to native ARM assembler code during the build process."
It's still a bit faster than the average speed of Formula One in Monaco.
Then we airlift out the foreign workers and after giving the locals an hour bomb the living sh*t out of the oil fields.
Yeah, freeing the world to death. That strategy has worked so well for the US in the last 60 years.
Just because a corporate intranet is accessible via public IP, it's still sitting behind htaccess and/or other login protection. For all intents and purposes it is *still* an corporate intranet in form and function.
That's called extranet.
but because my browser was waiting on ad.doubleclick.com I was stuck looking at the top banner and that was pretty much it.
Honi soit qui mal y pense.
Have a look here:
"Google Checkout is available to U.S. and U.K. merchants. [...] We're working towards making Google Checkout more widely available."
AFAIK Google Checkout is limited to the US
The paper key seems to contain 4x4 x 22x22 = 7744 bits. So can't tear it in half but almost.
I commented on the submission yesterday and explained that the summary is wrong. But it seems noone bothered to read it.
Most of them are false positives. I think it's mostly because keygens and malware often use similar executable packers. But there are conspiracy theories that the AV vendors get paid for flagging keygens.
Use perl, but do it because it has a plethora of usable ORMs.
What you're missing is that alternative solutions like diesel generators don't come for free.
Terrorism isn't an act of war. Never was, never will be.
I like this version even better: "In theory, theory and practice are the same."
I don't know about the US but in Germany and I think the rest of the EU, the "sweat of the brow" rule applies to databases.
"This video contains content from Sony Pictures, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds."
You insensitive clod.