I think Steve is just as happy as Wox and as someone else just replied why can't they both be happy. If Steve wanted Woz's life their is no reason he oculd have it, he could retire and teach children too if he wanted to.
Am I wrong or did I miss something? I thought it said student labs with laptops not having students to buy laptops. Did I miss something? I don'[t see any issues if you a half way descent(don't crae to spell check) service plan. Our company 100000+ switched from desktops to laptops a few years ago. No problems.
Isn't their supposed to be a team of people correcting mistakes like this from published sources. Why stuff like this would confuse the proles We have always been at war with Eastasia
Good point. their are cases for and against which is why analogies don't work well as I have said many times. If you lose your check card and someone uses it fraudulently even if you have your PIN number written in ink on the back the financial institution still has to reimburse you. I think it's the consumer credit card protection act or something. Anyway that's an example when you can be completely stupid and you still don't take any of the fault.
In this case no personal data was stolen so they don't have to take responsibility for that.
I just don't like people rushing to place blame on people or things other than the people who comitted the act. It's too much like victim blaming.
The gun shop like all analogies on/. is ill fit to the subject. There are laws that gun retailers have to obey, they are no laws about securing a private network, If I am not mistaken.
There are plenty of examples where unsecuring something doesn't make you culpible if a crime is commited by taking advantage of someone elses carlessness. Things like not locking your residence or your car come to mind
Speaking of RMS, is it just me or does the GNU/. topic icon look like it is sucking it's thumb and holding a blanket. If it is, was this a stab at RMS?
whoops I didnt pay attention to the title of your subject. My thoughst on doing the whole day trader thing and trying to make money on short term indivudual stocks are differnet.
I don't think it's a matter of beating the market or beating the odds. Comparisons to Vegas do not belong in this thread. Gambling is set up to keep the houses odds better than the player right. That's how they make money. The stock market depends on people making money to invest more. Look at all the money that is invested in to stocks. it's more than just day trader, you have pension and mutual funds etc all depending on making money over the long run.
Just wondering is it better to fix a problem before it arises or wait until it's about to bite you. I'm thinking of the/. issue with VIN's to run out soon It wasn't really a failing of VIN as it achived what it's goals were for the required time. Can't some of the same be said about IPv6.
What are you responding to. I wasnt talking about shadows of doubt or proponderence of evidence I was talking about people using defences they don't understand. I was responding to the AC saying a person using the defence mentioed earlier could be found guilty of perjury.
I didn't know that temperature needed a "meaningful zero point" to be useful? How do you determine a "meaningful zero point" anyway. As long as long as you state the scale used what's the problem?
The article on CNN stated "The most debris-crowded area is between 550 miles and 625 miles above the Earth, Liou said, meaning the risk is less for manned flights. The international space station operates at about 250 miles altitude and space shuttle flights tend to range between 250 miles and 375 miles, he said."
I'm guessing thats is higher than a LEO. The full article is here
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See what happens when I don't spell check my posts. Sorry, but I think my point gets across.
I think Steve is just as happy as Wox and as someone else just replied why can't they both be happy. If Steve wanted Woz's life their is no reason he oculd have it, he could retire and teach children too if he wanted to.
Am I wrong or did I miss something? I thought it said student labs with laptops not having students to buy laptops. Did I miss something? I don'[t see any issues if you a half way descent(don't crae to spell check) service plan. Our company 100000+ switched from desktops to laptops a few years ago. No problems.
Isn't their supposed to be a team of people correcting mistakes like this from published sources. Why stuff like this would confuse the proles We have always been at war with Eastasia
Right now your modded offtopic. For the record I thought your post was funny.
Back in my day size was measured in Libraries of Congress and we liked it that way.
In case it's not clear I was agrreing with the post I was rpelying to.
In TFA it compares it to google, as the parent said, it doesn't say anywhere that it is by google.
How cold do you think it is outside of our atmosphere?
In direct sunlight or in the Earth's shadow?
Good point. their are cases for and against which is why analogies don't work well as I have said many times. If you lose your check card and someone uses it fraudulently even if you have your PIN number written in ink on the back the financial institution still has to reimburse you. I think it's the consumer credit card protection act or something. Anyway that's an example when you can be completely stupid and you still don't take any of the fault.
In this case no personal data was stolen so they don't have to take responsibility for that.
I just don't like people rushing to place blame on people or things other than the people who comitted the act. It's too much like victim blaming.
The gun shop like all analogies on /. is ill fit to the subject. There are laws that gun retailers have to obey, they are no laws about securing a private network, If I am not mistaken.
There are plenty of examples where unsecuring something doesn't make you culpible if a crime is commited by taking advantage of someone elses carlessness. Things like not locking your residence or your car come to mind
Shaded os gray my ass. The students commited the act they deserve all the punishment.
Little bastards.
See now your making me defend a patent holder.
Is it all their fault? I mean shouldn't a company using a file format do a check to make sure it's not covered in a patent?
Now I feel dirty.
Couldn't have said it better myself.
Speaking of RMS, is it just me or does the GNU /. topic icon look like it is sucking it's thumb and holding a blanket. If it is, was this a stab at RMS?
whoops I didnt pay attention to the title of your subject. My thoughst on doing the whole day trader thing and trying to make money on short term indivudual stocks are differnet.
Sorry.
I don't think it's a matter of beating the market or beating the odds. Comparisons to Vegas do not belong in this thread. Gambling is set up to keep the houses odds better than the player right. That's how they make money. The stock market depends on people making money to invest more. Look at all the money that is invested in to stocks. it's more than just day trader, you have pension and mutual funds etc all depending on making money over the long run.
IMHO...
Just wondering is it better to fix a problem before it arises or wait until it's about to bite you. I'm thinking of the /. issue with VIN's to run out soon It wasn't really a failing of VIN as it achived what it's goals were for the required time. Can't some of the same be said about IPv6.
A hard and fast line needs to br drawn somewhere.
What are you responding to. I wasnt talking about shadows of doubt or proponderence of evidence I was talking about people using defences they don't understand. I was responding to the AC saying a person using the defence mentioed earlier could be found guilty of perjury.
You would claim ignorance, your lawyer would provide doubt with wireless and IP spoffing. I bet OJ didn't know a thing about DNA.
Not that I agree with this defence and I don't think it would work very well, I don't think they could get you on perjury.
Security through obscurity at it's best.
Note to any female that reads my files: I'm still waiting for confirmation that the itching sensation is actually crabs.
Thank you.
I didn't know that temperature needed a "meaningful zero point" to be useful? How do you determine a "meaningful zero point" anyway. As long as long as you state the scale used what's the problem?
The article on CNN stated "The most debris-crowded area is between 550 miles and 625 miles above the Earth, Liou said, meaning the risk is less for manned flights. The international space station operates at about 250 miles altitude and space shuttle flights tend to range between 250 miles and 375 miles, he said."
I'm guessing thats is higher than a LEO. The full article is here