for what purpose? what would we do if found any other microbes? we'd be better off spending that talent and money on renewables...ok, pundits criticize away!
Schrodinger doesn't actually possess the application so it should be "...The Schrondiger Application..." as in an adjective modifying the noun application...
exactly! phishing is nearly free, but we have to spend all this money - viola, hardware exploits, buying software zero days, etc. the ends (i. e., the data) justifies all means to get it. money is not the issue.
not exactly. in summary judgement each side says what are matters of law hoping for a ruling, which the judge can decide on then and there without a trial, including all the issues - so no trial at all, and which issues are matters of fact and are decided at trial.
"The standard for summary judgement is that there is no triable issue of material facts. That seems to be the case here,"
Wrong! That's only half - if, in the Judges mind there are only matters of law, the judge can rule for or against the plaintiff or the defendant without a trial. That's actually what will happen here.
reminds me of a story I always tell my students - Xerox deigned copiers that were easy to fix - you know those screens that walk you through a paper jam - the Japanese built copiers that did not fail. guess who won?
I have a fitbit charge 2 which counts steps and sleep habits, both of which are very useful to counter my diabetes. (why can't they track glucose too?) In this case it also tracked her heart rate going to zero and the time that happened. Also very useful to add forensic evidence for her murder. You could argue that's an invasion of privacy but I think the fact a murderer was caught outweighs that invasion, which she probably agreed to in any case. I'll gladly continue to wear my fitbit and I'm a security professional who cases about privacy. The benefits far outweigh the consequences.
there needed to be an encrypted key you put in once per week to keep the vb running. no key, it stopped after a week. the routine was there for qa purposes - you had to make sure it was running correctly. after a week passed and you were gone - viola no vb ran.
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-1. too bad you weren't first...
you should read about images on Plato's cave wall...to find out what's really real...
for what purpose? what would we do if found any other microbes? we'd be better off spending that talent and money on renewables...ok, pundits criticize away!
you were the only one to see that pun...
+1 (would have been +2 if it ended with "...and so on, ad infinitum..." but I repeat myself
Schrodinger doesn't actually possess the application so it should be "...The Schrondiger Application..." as in an adjective modifying the noun application...
just like we did to them with cisco routers etc. not everyone.
exactly! phishing is nearly free, but we have to spend all this money - viola, hardware exploits, buying software zero days, etc. the ends (i. e., the data) justifies all means to get it. money is not the issue.
you've clearly never been a government contractor. the money is usually not an issue.
the phone homes could be extra data in an email to a hop point...
phone homes with encrypted data - but covert channels are notoriously hard to find.
you have no ip worth stealing...why would they go after you?
by the way I know Michael Gibbelson and have done work for him...as a matter of law he's asking the judge to rule without a trial...
not exactly. in summary judgement each side says what are matters of law hoping for a ruling, which the judge can decide on then and there without a trial, including all the issues - so no trial at all, and which issues are matters of fact and are decided at trial.
"The standard for summary judgement is that there is no triable issue of material facts. That seems to be the case here," Wrong! That's only half - if, in the Judges mind there are only matters of law, the judge can rule for or against the plaintiff or the defendant without a trial. That's actually what will happen here.
Ring has the worst customer servicer of a major tech manufacturer - they're clueless and incompetent. And the engineers never fix anything.
reminds me of a story I always tell my students - Xerox deigned copiers that were easy to fix - you know those screens that walk you through a paper jam - the Japanese built copiers that did not fail. guess who won?
I have a fitbit charge 2 which counts steps and sleep habits, both of which are very useful to counter my diabetes. (why can't they track glucose too?) In this case it also tracked her heart rate going to zero and the time that happened. Also very useful to add forensic evidence for her murder. You could argue that's an invasion of privacy but I think the fact a murderer was caught outweighs that invasion, which she probably agreed to in any case. I'll gladly continue to wear my fitbit and I'm a security professional who cases about privacy. The benefits far outweigh the consequences.
there needed to be an encrypted key you put in once per week to keep the vb running. no key, it stopped after a week. the routine was there for qa purposes - you had to make sure it was running correctly. after a week passed and you were gone - viola no vb ran.
in any case, the ai and the wp were authored by the programmer...so they're the author, not the machine...
Not written, any modern book is done on a word processor...so it's "written by s/w" but it's authored by the author
how can anyone complain? fb is free. now you're widely known. doh.
uh...no
most normal people only send the hash - others, those who can't read, like you apparently, send the whole file...
send the hash moron...