Drivers, for example, would not have to take their eyes off the road to make a telephone call; they could punch a phone number into a transparent holographic keyboard projected in front of the windshield.
I received the Microsoft Security Bulletin mailing-list emails (with patch directions) 4 hours ago while I was sleeping. I still wouldn't say Microsoft is getting "better" though. They'd be getting "better" if the vulnerabilities didn't exist in the first place!:P
It's somewhat funny though that in a closed-source system how people are still finding vulnerabilities. Can you imagine how many vulnerabilities would be found in the first day of Microsoft releasing their source code to the world? I think the number would be staggering.
I've seen POP3 SSL hacks using stunnel, which means connections from localhost, and therefore you can't filter based on IP properly (assuming you want to filter at the application level instead of the network level). What POP3 daemons support SSL _NATIVELY_?
I thought this article was supposed to be about Google and God, but it was more
about wi-fi and how wi-fi combined with Google will allow you to "find anything,
anywhere, anytime". But it THEN goes on about how broadband adoption will allow
al-Qaeda will be able to more easily send recruitment videos using video-on-demand.
Of course, it mentions 9/11, as expected. It also says that America has to take
"it" seriously. Oh, and it states a couple of interesting statistics. Yay. There,
now you don't need to RTFA.
I agree with everything you've said, but one wonders about how much of a slice the Laos Government is actually getting? I hope the % they're getting is a lot higher than that of your regular RIAA-affiliated artist.
Laos can do what they like with their CTLD. They can whore it out to whoever they want. Seen the prices on the "good".tv domains? Think.tv domains are used for Tuvalu citizens?
Don't you have to be over 18, or have permission from a parent/legal guardian to purchase an Internet account? Shouldn't it therefore be the account-holders responsibility what a minor sees using their account?
YellowTab's site traffic has jumped to the phenomenal amount of 51 GigaBytes (GB) this month. We attribute this increase to the growing interest in the upcoming release of ZETA, the next generation of BeOS.
We have upgraded our webspace from 500MB to 1000MB and traffic allowance from 25GB to 50GB. This is the largest package that our host provides. In order to be able to add more features and functions to our site (especially for developers) we will soon have our very own server.
I think you might need to up your traffic allowance once again.. BAM!
I applaud AQWON's efforts in zipping up the photos to help battle the slashdotting, but unfortunately the first.zip file is 70,224 bytes which contains a.jpg that is 70,160 bytes and 70,110 bytes packed. So zipping the file INCREASED the size! Nice try though, AQWON.
You're right. But you have to remember that, by the brief look of it I got, makes PGP-style stuff a lot easier. And what do most people use IM's for anyway? To chat to their friends? You bet. It wouldn't take long to develop a web of trust of, say, your entire school or workplace. But you're also right, it won't gain wide acceptance unless there's easy way to connect to the "network".. I just opened the "Network status" dialog, and what do I type in? Nothing right now, until I can get someone else to load it up.
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Roxanne, you don't have to put on the red light :(
Maybe because they didn't want to stoop to SCO's level (yet).
Just what we need, more distractions for drivers.
Stop modding this up Funny, it's meant to be Flamebait! Bastard moderators.
Slashdot really needs an [Advertisements] section so I can disable it.
Whatever it is, it sounds kinky. I need to visit the US more often.
Doesn't MSN Messenger use UPnP to directly connect to people? (ie. to transfer files, etc)
It's somewhat funny though that in a closed-source system how people are still finding vulnerabilities. Can you imagine how many vulnerabilities would be found in the first day of Microsoft releasing their source code to the world? I think the number would be staggering.
I've seen POP3 SSL hacks using stunnel, which means connections from localhost, and therefore you can't filter based on IP properly (assuming you want to filter at the application level instead of the network level). What POP3 daemons support SSL _NATIVELY_?
I thought this article was supposed to be about Google and God, but it was more about wi-fi and how wi-fi combined with Google will allow you to "find anything, anywhere, anytime". But it THEN goes on about how broadband adoption will allow al-Qaeda will be able to more easily send recruitment videos using video-on-demand. Of course, it mentions 9/11, as expected. It also says that America has to take "it" seriously. Oh, and it states a couple of interesting statistics. Yay. There, now you don't need to RTFA.
Maybe the girl in the pictures is the Senator's daughter, and he's just trying to help along her "modelling" career?
Well, Zouth Africa got .za, so Zealand can get .ze?
I agree with everything you've said, but one wonders about how much of a slice the Laos Government is actually getting? I hope the % they're getting is a lot higher than that of your regular RIAA-affiliated artist.
Laos can do what they like with their CTLD. They can whore it out to whoever they want. Seen the prices on the "good" .tv domains? Think .tv domains are used for Tuvalu citizens?
Hmm, maybe it's only here in Australia.. See here for a few examples.
Don't you have to be over 18, or have permission from a parent/legal guardian to purchase an Internet account? Shouldn't it therefore be the account-holders responsibility what a minor sees using their account?
I connected my digital camera to my Windows XP box's USB port and guess what? It just worked, too. No software installations needed.
Hey Orangeo, Sendo your casho to uso!
There was only one measly screenshot in the overview section, and NO screenshots in the screenshot section, so here's another one.
Happens in Opera 7.02 too.
We have upgraded our webspace from 500MB to 1000MB and traffic allowance from 25GB to 50GB. This is the largest package that our host provides. In order to be able to add more features and functions to our site (especially for developers) we will soon have our very own server.
I think you might need to up your traffic allowance once again.. BAM!
Yeah, check out this ILUG (as they call them) for Mumbai. VERY active!
I applaud AQWON's efforts in zipping up the photos to help battle the slashdotting, but unfortunately the first .zip file is 70,224 bytes which contains a .jpg that is 70,160 bytes and 70,110 bytes packed. So zipping the file INCREASED the size! Nice try though, AQWON.
You just gave me a really horrible image of some drunken guy in bed waking up next to a... foosball playing machine. Shame on you. :/
You're right. But you have to remember that, by the brief look of it I got, makes PGP-style stuff a lot easier. And what do most people use IM's for anyway? To chat to their friends? You bet. It wouldn't take long to develop a web of trust of, say, your entire school or workplace. But you're also right, it won't gain wide acceptance unless there's easy way to connect to the "network".. I just opened the "Network status" dialog, and what do I type in? Nothing right now, until I can get someone else to load it up.