There is an interesting talk by Robert C. Martin on a similar topic: http://developeronfire.com/pod...!
The registration will probably lead to more bureaucracy to the point where we will have "regulation bodies" who exist for their own sake.
That is because you have never been bombarded by a drone because your metadata says that you called a 'bad' guy. And how is 'ongoing islamization' a problem? Do you think that islam is somehow worse than other religions? Don't be afraid of the collapse of the EU, the collapse of the Russian Federation is going to be much worse. Besides that the data they collect about you makes it easier to influence your oppinion on certain things, therfore it it is all connected to the 'bigger' problem you have mentioned. "He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past."
BRUH -_- did you just mix up ISS with ISIS? Really? If you won't make an effort to read the article at least read the headline carefully. Read it out loud if it helps.
Agree. And as I said before, in the case of Telekom their router are real garbage. I don't know what model KCom uses though. It's a tradeoff between comfort and security and the ISPs opt for comfort.
Routers issued by Telekom are crap, hence easy to attack. The attack wasn't as sophisticated as it sounds. But it is also a lack of consumer awareness of cyber security that leads to a lot of attacks being successful.
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Sounds like an episode of Black Mirror. The bees are next.
This image would only apply for the next generation, the BrainPods.
Certainly not if it's data on the size of the crowd that attended the inaguration.
Miststück is usually used for women. Dreckssack, literally a dirtbag would be more suitabele for a man. But (ass)haole applies as well.
There is an interesting talk by Robert C. Martin on a similar topic: http://developeronfire.com/pod...! The registration will probably lead to more bureaucracy to the point where we will have "regulation bodies" who exist for their own sake.
Looks like AI is the buzzword of 2017 like "Big Data" back in the days.
Reduce prices? That was a good one.
Let's nuke the shit out of them...MURICA
Too bad they didn't publish the data.
Or maybe we should get rid of civilization altogether..problem solved.
Atlassian guys probably bought it because they were sick and tired using their own crap.
You forgot one thing. Thin = fragile... catches fire or explodes because the battery needs to expand during usage
I sure hope our criminals catch and punish the government who took the law in their own hands and started these DDOS attacks.
Yeah they should lock away that 'filmmaker' scumbag for good and give that thief a medal for exposing a conspiracy of illegal privacy violation.
One bad game and everyone forgets who you are! *smirking C. Ronaldo face*
Wrong, they are doing it right. Living a baller ass life at the expenses of the investors. It is no coincidence they are going to Amsterdam so often.
They have learned from the best...government agencies.
That is because you have never been bombarded by a drone because your metadata says that you called a 'bad' guy. And how is 'ongoing islamization' a problem? Do you think that islam is somehow worse than other religions? Don't be afraid of the collapse of the EU, the collapse of the Russian Federation is going to be much worse. Besides that the data they collect about you makes it easier to influence your oppinion on certain things, therfore it it is all connected to the 'bigger' problem you have mentioned. "He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past."
BRUH -_- did you just mix up ISS with ISIS? Really? If you won't make an effort to read the article at least read the headline carefully. Read it out loud if it helps.
These backdoors will be exploited by criminals. Hopefully IT companies won't comply to this madness.
Agree. And as I said before, in the case of Telekom their router are real garbage. I don't know what model KCom uses though. It's a tradeoff between comfort and security and the ISPs opt for comfort.
Routers issued by Telekom are crap, hence easy to attack. The attack wasn't as sophisticated as it sounds. But it is also a lack of consumer awareness of cyber security that leads to a lot of attacks being successful.
Very unlikely. They didn't do it in the past. However, this story will make another good anecdote for a software engineering lecture.