My point is that even though Metro may indeed be bad, people will get used to it and someday may start saying how much better it is than whatever comes next.
I understand you logic, but a lot of us is pissed off at developers that want to turn our multi-thousand dollar dual monitor setup into a phone. Hence why you see so much buzz over a fork of the old system, like Mate. You think it was hard to get folks off XP before? Wait till this comes out!
You are so behind the curve in Windows. In Linux, we have been pissing off power users trying to turn their desktop into a phone for a long time now! Catch up, Micro$oft!
What is really going to help is that the judge refused to listen to any arguments before issuing a judgement. It will be struck down, but this is only the beginning.
I agree. Even in 2001, more people die per mile in car crashes than in air related accidents (Including all those in the towers with 0 miles) but because it is so unpleasant, more people drive instead of flying. If you do the math, you see that TSA is killing people.
Profit my ass... You will be arrested, even in a justified shooting. The least it will cost is about $10,000 but it often goes to $100,000. My life is worth that much, but most of my stuff is not. And that was intentional. Taking life should never be easy...
I put this link on my wall, and it is still there. http://act.demandprogress.org/sign/cispa_facebook/?source=fb And it seems to be growing. Perhaps that is why FaceBook is in GoDaddy PR mode right now. I wonder if that would change if people started removing pictures and personal information?
They know who you are, but may have no way to tie any specific traffic to you. All they could give is a list of all customers.
As to the article, it is insightful, and he has a good point. But a dishonest player can still give your real IP address, and that is traceable to you.
First, always go with more security than you need, not exactly what you need. That way when you find out your estimation was off, you have some leeway.
Next, a court order can not make logs that do not exist magically appear... They are counting on the fact that the *IAAs are notoriously slow and they order will come long after any useful information is gone.
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That would be the worst.
First email: You're fired!
Oh, yah? Well screw you all! I never liked this company and pissed in the coffee daily. And Mr. CEO, I am banging your wife.
Second email: Oops. It was all a mistake. Only one person was supposed to be fired.
Uh....
Third email: That person is you.
Damn...
If you have a high rate of unproductive employees, that is a bad sign too...
"We are already scanning the luggage, irradiating the passengers and groping their balls... What else can we do?"
"Check to see if they are actually on a flight?"
If they have the keys, they can use our satellites...
Why? Not all of them live in mud huts... Underestimating the enemy is dangerous.
#3 In the extremely unlikely event that they somehow figured it all out - why on earth would you tell everyone ?
It increases status, and is a deterrent. Win on all sides.
My point is that even though Metro may indeed be bad, people will get used to it and someday may start saying how much better it is than whatever comes next.
Funny kind of progress...
I understand you logic, but a lot of us is pissed off at developers that want to turn our multi-thousand dollar dual monitor setup into a phone. Hence why you see so much buzz over a fork of the old system, like Mate. You think it was hard to get folks off XP before? Wait till this comes out!
You are so behind the curve in Windows. In Linux, we have been pissing off power users trying to turn their desktop into a phone for a long time now! Catch up, Micro$oft!
What is really going to help is that the judge refused to listen to any arguments before issuing a judgement. It will be struck down, but this is only the beginning.
we'd get sexually assaulted before we can pull out of the driveway?
Wouldn't you have to pull it out first, not after?
I agree. Even in 2001, more people die per mile in car crashes than in air related accidents (Including all those in the towers with 0 miles) but because it is so unpleasant, more people drive instead of flying. If you do the math, you see that TSA is killing people.
It is how the law is written. If you do not have a specific sign, you can not legally bar concealed weapons from the premises.
Profit my ass... You will be arrested, even in a justified shooting. The least it will cost is about $10,000 but it often goes to $100,000. My life is worth that much, but most of my stuff is not. And that was intentional. Taking life should never be easy...
And WTF is a "transmedia artist" ? She uses various media, multimedia ?
She is a painter trapped in the body of a sculptor?
"i represent an unbelievable PR opportunity to kickstarter in catching a criminal, and am surprised they are lazy"
Actually, not that surprised.
I think she is crowd sourcing this...
Hey I have a guy that follows me around and vandalizes the building I live in. Can I stay at your place?
Sure. I live in Texas. We have the Castle Doctrine. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_doctrine I own several guns. Bring chips.
Note that arrest is also possible.
Good luck with that - it doesn't get deleted, it just gets "de-publicified". And if you were silly enough to share it with anyone there's no chance.
I know it is not really gone, but would it scare FaceBook into thinking people are no longer trusting it? Or worse, trusting someone else?
It indemnifies companies for sharing data. That is the part he supports. Indemnification so users can't sue.
New?
How is it "invading" someone's privacy when they willingly give away their personal information to you?
So can I see a copy of your medical records? Hmm... How is that Cyalis working out for you?
I put this link on my wall, and it is still there. http://act.demandprogress.org/sign/cispa_facebook/?source=fb And it seems to be growing. Perhaps that is why FaceBook is in GoDaddy PR mode right now. I wonder if that would change if people started removing pictures and personal information?
They know who you are, but may have no way to tie any specific traffic to you. All they could give is a list of all customers.
As to the article, it is insightful, and he has a good point. But a dishonest player can still give your real IP address, and that is traceable to you.
First, always go with more security than you need, not exactly what you need. That way when you find out your estimation was off, you have some leeway.
Next, a court order can not make logs that do not exist magically appear... They are counting on the fact that the *IAAs are notoriously slow and they order will come long after any useful information is gone.