Except that the Microsoft servers in Ireland are owned by a different legal entity, Microsoft Ireland (or something), and not the US Microsoft. It works for taxes... so it must work for other government thingies, right?
When posting screenshots containing secret keys, just remove a large part of it. Don't use blur or swirl like filters, these can be reversed quite well.
The blurred key posted by itnews is pretty much reversible with the naked eye.
It's more rule than exception that the quality of the professional is on the same level of the amateur. Both in "journalism" and "software development".
This wouldn't be an issue if they could only serve image or text only ads. Possible image based exploits can easily be prevented by re-saving the uploaded image so that the image only contains valid content.
But no, ad farms want to provide functionality to reach maximum annoyance for the users. You can blame Java all you want, but it's not the source of this problem.
If creationist were open for debate, then they wouldn't be creationist and believe what was written by somebody hundreds of years ago without accepting any revisions.
People stop by and cyber-bully me at my standing treadmill desk.
If people walk by, physically, in real world, his desk... they send him not so nice instant messages? Can't they cyber-bully him from behind their own standing treadmill desk? You know, outside of his FOV.
Except maybe for Links/Lynx, what browser uses that little amount of memory. Firefox has been doing quite well in the more recent versions, it uses less memory than MSIE and Chrome. (No idea about the others). Most sites are simply becoming annoying resource hogs with memory leaking javascript all over the place. Gmail has gone to almost unusable on my netbook within 2 years. Even Eclipse performs better than Gmail.
Not really. You're forgetting the additional support and customization costs which are not covered by the standard contract. And the yearly upgrade/renewal costs.
sf.net was the only project host which still offered release downloads. Not every project can afford a deviated download solutions for all their releases. Now that sf.net has been compromised, what alternative are there?
It's quite ridiculous considering that the sf.net download mirrors are sponsored.
Slashdot Mirror
The PHP Hamer:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/...
Besides Git we have Mercurial and Bazaar. All born around the same time so solve the same problem.
Except that the Microsoft servers in Ireland are owned by a different legal entity, Microsoft Ireland (or something), and not the US Microsoft.
It works for taxes... so it must work for other government thingies, right?
Won't the lights of the cars passing by charge the lines a bit and thus extend the duration?
especially not entities who's focus is profit
When posting screenshots containing secret keys, just remove a large part of it. Don't use blur or swirl like filters, these can be reversed quite well.
The blurred key posted by itnews is pretty much reversible with the naked eye.
It's more rule than exception that the quality of the professional is on the same level of the amateur. Both in "journalism" and "software development".
I don't have a facebook account. So how I can disable the option of my face being recognized and tagged by facebook in pictures uploaded by others?
Really... it's 2014. A Briefcase?!
n/a
The old stuff is always at the bottom of a pile.
Of course not. This is just as stupid as asking if you could calculate somebody's phone number.
This wouldn't be an issue if they could only serve image or text only ads. Possible image based exploits can easily be prevented by re-saving the uploaded image so that the image only contains valid content.
But no, ad farms want to provide functionality to reach maximum annoyance for the users. You can blame Java all you want, but it's not the source of this problem.
If creationist were open for debate, then they wouldn't be creationist and believe what was written by somebody hundreds of years ago without accepting any revisions.
Just for once, read the f'ing manual.
If people walk by, physically, in real world, his desk... they send him not so nice instant messages? Can't they cyber-bully him from behind their own standing treadmill desk? You know, outside of his FOV.
Yes, and this case is a clear example of it. That's why IAC fired her over this incident.
Justine Sacco was a PR executive at IAC. IAC being the owner of sites like Ask.com, About, Vimeo, OkCupid, match.com, etc.
A PR exec should know that you should not say these things on a global soapbox like twitter.
Can't say I'm surprised by this.
If GitHub is not a place of political activism, then explain all the Ruby projects hosted on GitHub.
Except maybe for Links/Lynx, what browser uses that little amount of memory. Firefox has been doing quite well in the more recent versions, it uses less memory than MSIE and Chrome. (No idea about the others).
Most sites are simply becoming annoying resource hogs with memory leaking javascript all over the place. Gmail has gone to almost unusable on my netbook within 2 years. Even Eclipse performs better than Gmail.
Not really. You're forgetting the additional support and customization costs which are not covered by the standard contract. And the yearly upgrade/renewal costs.
Why does the NSA want to know my secrets if they are not going to use it?
sf.net was the only project host which still offered release downloads. Not every project can afford a deviated download solutions for all their releases.
Now that sf.net has been compromised, what alternative are there?
It's quite ridiculous considering that the sf.net download mirrors are sponsored.
I, for one, welcome our Jellyfish overlords.