Aside from the money, the "trusted by default" organizations will not only be 'trusted' with the actually intended SSL-site, but equally 'trusted' for the 'officially' signed TLA MITM certificate.
While I object in principle to government wiretapping in practice it is no threat to me or all but a tiny minority of other users.
Would it be better for Blacksheep to log you out immediately? That might prevent the attacker from accomplishing anything since it would happen within milliseconds of him sending a duplicate cookie.
This is not a frivolous suit. It is a justified declaratory judgement suit. Outfits like Facebook use public threats to sue to spread FUD. They drag out "negotiations" indefinitely with no intention of actually suing. The purpose of a declaratory judgement suit is to put a stop to that.
One huge logical flaw. speed at a point on the wheel that is in contact with the ground is 0. Speed at a point on the wheel that is at the top of the wheel is 2 times the velocity of the wheel.
The sails are feathered when they are at the top and so pick up no wind. They are unfeathered at the bottom, where they are halfway between the ground and the axle and so move at half the speed of the axle with the wind pushing on them. It will continue to push on those sails until the wheel is moving fast enough to move them at wind speed and therefor the axle at twice wind speed.
A 'US-centric' site might say something like 'everyone eats at McDonalds', even while this is patently untrue in, say, Antarctica or on Mars. But it is indeed true in the US.
Actual damages. That's good enough for patents and it's good enough for copyright (Note that it's damages, not fines). Fines are punishment paid to the government. Damages are court-ordered payments to the plaintiff intended to make him whole.
Eespecially since, as we have all seen over the last two years, electing a Democrat President and giving the Democrats control of both House and Senate instantly ended all the wars.
BTW do you happen to recall who was President when the USA entered WWI? WWII? The Korean war? Vietnam?
In the USA data is not protected by copyright. Besides, you gave them permission to copy it. As for "blocking" your access to the data: how are they doing that? You have possession of the car and are free to do anything you want to with it.
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While I object in principle to government wiretapping in practice it is no threat to me or all but a tiny minority of other users.
> My conclusion: It's impossible to have true wifi security...
Without out-of-band communication.
> Anybody know where this thing came down?
At an airport, just like most other aircraft.
None of the other videos caught the aircraft at quite the right angle to make it look like a rocket.
> An uber-quiet submarine, perhaps.
Because it would make so much sense for someone who had such a submarine to advertise that fact.
And therefor the phrase "prior to the singularity" is devoid of meaning.
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Would it be better for Blacksheep to log you out immediately? That might prevent the attacker from accomplishing anything since it would happen within milliseconds of him sending a duplicate cookie.
In the USA they have nothing to do with copyright.
Circumventing region restrictions does not violate the DMCA (which is part of USA copyright law).
It isn't.
Wrong. If Lamebook is granted a declaratory judgement in their favor it will be exactly as if Facebook had sued them and lost.
This is not a frivolous suit. It is a justified declaratory judgement suit. Outfits like Facebook use public threats to sue to spread FUD. They drag out "negotiations" indefinitely with no intention of actually suing. The purpose of a declaratory judgement suit is to put a stop to that.
The sails are feathered when they are at the top and so pick up no wind. They are unfeathered at the bottom, where they are halfway between the ground and the axle and so move at half the speed of the axle with the wind pushing on them. It will continue to push on those sails until the wheel is moving fast enough to move them at wind speed and therefor the axle at twice wind speed.
> Except we all want cheaper stuff. And that means using the lowest bidder.
It means using the lowest qualified bidder. Do you think you'd get better quality from the highest bidder?
So you are doing 1.1 times wind speed.
What is 1.1 times 0?
How about if you post your math showing that it cannot work?
No it isn't.
Actual damages. That's good enough for patents and it's good enough for copyright (Note that it's damages, not fines). Fines are punishment paid to the government. Damages are court-ordered payments to the plaintiff intended to make him whole.
> Why do you typically vote Republican then?
Eespecially since, as we have all seen over the last two years, electing a Democrat President and giving the Democrats control of both House and Senate instantly ended all the wars.
BTW do you happen to recall who was President when the USA entered WWI? WWII? The Korean war? Vietnam?
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> I think it is not nice to deliver unreadable code to your users.
Then you dislike all systems such as CMSs that deliver generated code, I assume.
> I couldn't give a rat's ass about legal troubles.
Especially as there are none.
That is not a plus.
In the USA data is not protected by copyright. Besides, you gave them permission to copy it. As for "blocking" your access to the data: how are they doing that? You have possession of the car and are free to do anything you want to with it.
But it isn't Free.