Did Linux suddenly become Unix compatible?
Did Solaris suddenly start working on x86?
Did the birds hear that they were the word?
Did that one guy who promised to do that one thing, do that thing?
At this time, the Government is controlled by the Corporations.
This is where you lack connection in your fervor of railing against "big government", which by the way is made small by Corporate actions.
uh, this was user error.
Caused by either corporate inadequacies in procedure, documentation, or checks of their systems. Or a corporate system designed to say "this isnt my problem".
Somehow I feel those worker visas are the issue here. Inexperience causes user errors, users administrate these large cloud systems, cloud configurations are complex and take years to master, yet cloud systems are a service provided by the lowest common denominator.
Corporate brilliance at its best.
I find it "hilarious" that people who want to find someone or something that reinforces their beliefs instead of finding a sane common ground, usually stick to internet as their truthful savior.
It is fine that you want to live in your dark hole of fear, who am I to care? But spreading your disease of fear and ignorance goes too far.
I wouldnt call this a "right", but a "privilege".
Mostly because, before the internet, there were less prevalent ways to voice your concerns anonymously.
They were by mail (easily identified by postage service stamps) or news papers as "sources".
As we all know, these had limited areas they could reach, and even had a built in filter of sorts.
So, free speech may have actually degraded to the point of tirades and nonsensical babbling because of anonymity.
Do I care if people know my opinions? I shouldnt, and I dont. So why do you?
I wouldnt call this a "right", but a "privilege".
Mostly because, before the internet, there were less prevalent ways to voice your concerns anonymously.
They were by mail (easily identified by postage service stamps) or news papers as "sources".
As we all know, these had limited areas they could reach, and even had a built in filter of sorts.
So, free speech may have actually degraded to the point of tirades and nonsensical babbling because of anonymity.
Do I care if people know my opinions? I shouldnt, and I dont. So why do you?
Perhaps in this case it was a targeted site that was compromised, but the point still stands.
By making it harder to "phish" people, they must use other means which potentially expose them much easier than an email spam campaign.
It also points out the problem with complex coding platforms like Java.
As I never liked Java because of many other factors, this is just icing on the cake to my issues with it. Java is terrible.
Being that this was a Java exploit which required a visit to a website at the least, I would say that those that got infected have more time on their hands than they know what to do with.
Security starts and ends with the user. If someone gets a virus, it is most likely that they do not care, are not paying attention, or are clicking on stupid links that go to stupid things that are not related to their work duties.
Corporations have yet to learn that training is required (less than 30 minutes to show someone the tricks to look out for), and an actual damage assessment and punishment system in relationship to breaches.
Sure IT may get an increase in calls at the start, but it is worth it in the long run.
DAoC would have kicked all their asses were it not for that PvE add-on that required tons of play time, luck, and leveling.
If only they had made those weapons PvE only....
Of course it is true.
It is fine that everyone can have their say. It is fine that everyone can hear what they have to say, but the only thing that should change is the use of a persons brain.
I am sure everyone has their excuses as to why truth and facts do not matter to them, but denial comes at a cost. It surprises me that so many people care so little about their offspring or family line.
Actually... you should refine that to The inevitable result of financial incentive and/or monetary status is itself corruption.
What are we; but slaves to finances?
AT&Ts service is crap compared to Verizon.
In fact there are many places AT&T does not work, but Verizon does.
They are small places like a club, a restaurant, or even the grocery story, but people still stick with AT&T.
Again, choices are pretty much limited in this category, so... that is why they can pull this crap.
I agree...
Its like, if you dont agree with all the car manufacturers, dont use them. Sure, you may not own a car and be able to get around efficiently, preventing you from getting a decent job, but... at least you made your statement.
Capitalism... it only works when you do not have limited choices.
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Actually, the key word is predictable.
If a leader is unpredictable, no one can do business with them.
Google?
Did Linux suddenly become Unix compatible?
Did Solaris suddenly start working on x86?
Did the birds hear that they were the word?
Did that one guy who promised to do that one thing, do that thing?
At this time, the Government is controlled by the Corporations.
This is where you lack connection in your fervor of railing against "big government", which by the way is made small by Corporate actions.
Oh to be gullable again and believe in Capitalism fixing it.
uh, this was user error.
Caused by either corporate inadequacies in procedure, documentation, or checks of their systems. Or a corporate system designed to say "this isnt my problem".
Somehow I feel those worker visas are the issue here. Inexperience causes user errors, users administrate these large cloud systems, cloud configurations are complex and take years to master, yet cloud systems are a service provided by the lowest common denominator.
Corporate brilliance at its best.
I find it "hilarious" that people who want to find someone or something that reinforces their beliefs instead of finding a sane common ground, usually stick to internet as their truthful savior.
It is fine that you want to live in your dark hole of fear, who am I to care? But spreading your disease of fear and ignorance goes too far.
Yeah, I live in the USA. McCarthy was in the 1950s and that was a joke.
what history, in particular, do you know of?
The operator of the website, of course.
I wouldnt call this a "right", but a "privilege".
Mostly because, before the internet, there were less prevalent ways to voice your concerns anonymously.
They were by mail (easily identified by postage service stamps) or news papers as "sources".
As we all know, these had limited areas they could reach, and even had a built in filter of sorts.
So, free speech may have actually degraded to the point of tirades and nonsensical babbling because of anonymity.
Do I care if people know my opinions? I shouldnt, and I dont. So why do you?
I wouldnt call this a "right", but a "privilege". Mostly because, before the internet, there were less prevalent ways to voice your concerns anonymously. They were by mail (easily identified by postage service stamps) or news papers as "sources". As we all know, these had limited areas they could reach, and even had a built in filter of sorts. So, free speech may have actually degraded to the point of tirades and nonsensical babbling because of anonymity. Do I care if people know my opinions? I shouldnt, and I dont. So why do you?
They are made to show they cant find the talent. Something the NPR story pointed out is that they game the system to do so.
So you are saying there is a raptor zombie Jesus?
Perhaps in this case it was a targeted site that was compromised, but the point still stands.
By making it harder to "phish" people, they must use other means which potentially expose them much easier than an email spam campaign.
It also points out the problem with complex coding platforms like Java.
As I never liked Java because of many other factors, this is just icing on the cake to my issues with it. Java is terrible.
Being that this was a Java exploit which required a visit to a website at the least, I would say that those that got infected have more time on their hands than they know what to do with.
Security starts and ends with the user. If someone gets a virus, it is most likely that they do not care, are not paying attention, or are clicking on stupid links that go to stupid things that are not related to their work duties.
Corporations have yet to learn that training is required (less than 30 minutes to show someone the tricks to look out for), and an actual damage assessment and punishment system in relationship to breaches.
Sure IT may get an increase in calls at the start, but it is worth it in the long run.
DAoC would have kicked all their asses were it not for that PvE add-on that required tons of play time, luck, and leveling.
If only they had made those weapons PvE only....
Ah, interesting, thanks!
you mean this Rift MMO?
Of course it is true.
It is fine that everyone can have their say. It is fine that everyone can hear what they have to say, but the only thing that should change is the use of a persons brain.
I am sure everyone has their excuses as to why truth and facts do not matter to them, but denial comes at a cost. It surprises me that so many people care so little about their offspring or family line.
You do realize that these arguments mean fuckall to Nature.
The earth will repair itself eventually, with or without us.
Actually... you should refine that to The inevitable result of financial incentive and/or monetary status is itself corruption.
What are we; but slaves to finances?
As a male, I enjoy being targeted for dating sites, and the like.
Wait.. that is discrimination... what if I were bi, or gay? CURSE YOU LAWYERS!
AT&Ts service is crap compared to Verizon.
In fact there are many places AT&T does not work, but Verizon does.
They are small places like a club, a restaurant, or even the grocery story, but people still stick with AT&T.
Again, choices are pretty much limited in this category, so... that is why they can pull this crap.
I agree...
Its like, if you dont agree with all the car manufacturers, dont use them. Sure, you may not own a car and be able to get around efficiently, preventing you from getting a decent job, but... at least you made your statement.
Capitalism... it only works when you do not have limited choices.