*News Flash!!
A new vulnerability through buffer overflow has been found on computers. The new vulnerability does not appear to affect Unix, Linux, BSD, or Mac users. This of course only leaves very few commercial operating systems left, but we will not tell you right out which OS that this buffer overflow directly relates to. Thank you and have a nice day.
Doesn't have to be 'illegal'. Just something you'd rather not have be made public information.
This seems to be a rather popular mindset nowadays. People don't want other people knowing what websites they have been too or their medical information or anything of the sort. Its like the controversy of the airport security check points that had the scanning machines that could see through clothes so that airport security could see if you were concealing any weapons. People were very angry to find out that airport security could see through their clothes and could tell their breast size or the size of the pennis. I think people are worried so much about privacy becuase they think their so much diffrent that everybody else. That no one person has the same medical problems they do or family problems or surf as much porn as they do or something to that extent. I think the real truth of the matter is that if we really look at our lives and other peoples lives, we are just kind of boring.
Disclaimer: My ideas are not popular, nor are they grammatically correct.
You know that remindes me of the same thing that the RIAA did once to napster. Well napster had like 200,000 people using its servers to download music. Then the RIAA filed a lawsuite against napster and everybody found out about it. The number of bootlegers jumped from 200,000 to 2 million.
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Hell I've seen ones that all you have to do is take out the little battery and wham your in there.
is it just me or do you first think of b>Nñfr8b2 when you see the 3rd ink blob
*News Flash!! A new vulnerability through buffer overflow has been found on computers. The new vulnerability does not appear to affect Unix, Linux, BSD, or Mac users. This of course only leaves very few commercial operating systems left, but we will not tell you right out which OS that this buffer overflow directly relates to. Thank you and have a nice day.
This seems to be a rather popular mindset nowadays. People don't want other people knowing what websites they have been too or their medical information or anything of the sort. Its like the controversy of the airport security check points that had the scanning machines that could see through clothes so that airport security could see if you were concealing any weapons. People were very angry to find out that airport security could see through their clothes and could tell their breast size or the size of the pennis. I think people are worried so much about privacy becuase they think their so much diffrent that everybody else. That no one person has the same medical problems they do or family problems or surf as much porn as they do or something to that extent. I think the real truth of the matter is that if we really look at our lives and other peoples lives, we are just kind of boring.
Disclaimer: My ideas are not popular, nor are they grammatically correct.
but im going to be the better man and not respond to that.
mumble...mumble stupid bitch..mumble
like totally man
or hey you could just use this one: user: slashdot_rules pass: slashdot
Reasoning found 31 software defects in 58,944 lines of source code of the Apache http server V2.1 code.
so what are the calling a defect?
mp3.com, making legitimate use of mp3s for over 3 years.
why is that so hard to believe?
Way to go RIAA!!!!!!
You have do the music business a great favor
I know XP pro lets you make fat32 partions during setup, but i dont think XP home does.
...then they snatch your food.
No, but seriously this reminds me of the time when Bill was in trouble, and was saved,(from the press at least) becuase a war in Cosivo.
Im thinking someone is paying SCO to scream so loud, otherwise what there're doing is completely suicidal.
insert funny penny-arcade comic strip here
Dude thats crazy talk. Have you ever even tried to play Unreal Tournament 2003?