lot of XSS flaws are browser specific and if there is a general browser exploit going on, this could affect more websites than facebook
It is not XSS, but CSRF. Cross-site request forgery. Such exploits are designed to exploid the way site processes user inputs. If site uses custom forms or request fields, exploit will work only on this site and in most of the cases it is not specific to some browser.
You consider someone with a laptop spying on you? Any laptop w/ wireless can see this information, it is being broadcast to a public space.
If that someone records what I am broadcasting on his laptop, then yes. If google haven't violated privacy, then German government can't request data that Google doesn't have.
Google collected broadcast data by accident, but as yet has not violated my privacy.
It violated your privacy. If we follow your line of though, then spies don't violate your privacy. Privacy is violated only by those who get your information from spies. Spies themselves have nothing to do with it.... Right
"Though he remains the president of the Wikimedia Foundation, Wales is no longer able to delete files, remove administrators, assign projects or edit any content, sources say. Essentially, they say, he has gone from having free reign over the content and people involved in the websites to having the same capabilities of a low-level administrator."
If something belongs to somebody, they always have more privileges than low-level wikipedia admin. Do you really think that he can't restore his super privileges, if he really wants too?
Specifically, I'm referring to things like college kids downloading the full version of Photoshop. There's no way those kids are shelling out $500 (or whatever it is) for a full Photoshop license. If they steal it, they just wouldn't have it at all.
In most of the cases they should be fine with any other graphical editor without CMYK support. If college kids care about CMYK support, they are no longer college kids.
Did not read TFA, but that lidar should be set to look for surface anomalies. Maybe for hills with solid stone objects on top or for hills with four rounded corners.
Seems like it might be useful for finding downed aircrafts and other missing objects....maybe even people?
You could also try finding out microbes with magnifying glass. Mayan pyramids are 10 times bigger than normal humans. downed aircraft looks like lots of garbage scattered in large area.
They didn't have firepower or mechanized armor that could match what the Germans had. But they did have many, many people.
One KV-2 blocked panzer division for one day near Raseiniai. Five KV-1s stopped 22 panzers near Krasnogvardeysk. Germans had to fight KVs with flak guns and most of KVs stopped only due to lack of shells, fuel or mechanical breakdowns. T-34 and Russian field guns were better than the ones Germans had in 1941.
Russians did have fire power, but they decided to use massive unqualified military force against German professional military. Russians did not have highly trained military force after 1935-1938 purges.
Both nations that tried to use superior and oversized firepower (yamato, king tigers, mouse tank) lost in WW2 against mass and numbers.
If you do use firefox, how big is your monitor? small screen devices can use Fennec or other browser specifically designed for their smaller screens. Hiding menu behind some fancy button does not improve usability. If user wants to use some option from menu, he or she will waste time searching for that option while clicking buttons.
Let me guess - in Europe, you'd pay exactly those prices listed? No sales tax added on?
I have other example. Adobe Photoshop. In Europe we paid same price since 1999. In USA/Canada americans paid same price too. Guess how USD/EUR exchange rate changed in those years.
Bigger multinational companies (Apple, Microsoft, Adobe, Corel) are overcharging Europeans for their software and hardware.
Why IE9 Will Not NATIVELY Support Other Codecs Than H.264.
Since video is served by one html tag without any codec information, it is highly unlikely that some plugin will be able to extent it. Windows has codecs required to display video, yet IE does not play video in without some media player hacks. If Microsoft does something, it will be in their own proprietary way. Headline's antimicrosoft bias is correct.
Ars has a good article summarizing a comparison study between Theora and h.264.
Good comparison should show same frame in all results. If you check displayed time, you will see that frames are different. Even if theora is inferior to h.264, Ars study is hosed or slated towards h.264.
The motto on the Great Seal of Virginia is "Sic Semper Tyrannis". It means "thus always to yyrants" and was attributed to Brutus after stabbing Caesar and was also what John Wilkes Booth said after murdering Lincoln. Timothy McVeigh was wearing the motto (with a picture of Lincoln, not the VA seal) when we was arrested.
That (now) hateful phrase remains on the seal, but at least the cartoon titty is gone.
It can also be translated as "death to tyrants". I am pretty sure that democrats or liberals will agree with that phrase. Phase is not hateful, but universal. It can be used by any side and hatefulness depends only on which side you are. You might call it hateful only due to link to Lincoln. Caesar was tyrant and Brutus was right calling him tyrant. Julius Caesar gained his post by using military powers. Lincoln was good fellow in North, but he was aggressor or tyrant for South.
Titty chick was from 18th century. It is related to some titty chick from Helenic age. There are lots of titty chicks from these times. Would you like to destroy all of them? If you don't like them and want to destroy them, you are no different from Taliban commanders, who destroyed 1500 year old Budhas.
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Nominated for Darwin award. "How to f*** up things" category.
He will learn Linux (and other Unixes), but he will use other Linux distro later. In my case I started with Slackware and ended up with Debian.
It is not XSS, but CSRF. Cross-site request forgery. Such exploits are designed to exploid the way site processes user inputs. If site uses custom forms or request fields, exploit will work only on this site and in most of the cases it is not specific to some browser.
But runs something that can leave ship dead in the water. I think original poster was referring to USS Yorktown (CG-48) incident.
Did I miss the part where you need plugin to watch video in firefox?
They are using it to suppress competitor. It is still about revenue.
If that someone records what I am broadcasting on his laptop, then yes. If google haven't violated privacy, then German government can't request data that Google doesn't have.
It violated your privacy. If we follow your line of though, then spies don't violate your privacy. Privacy is violated only by those who get your information from spies. Spies themselves have nothing to do with it. ... Right
Their stats may be botched. One in 4.7 browsers don't support javascript. Come on. More than 20%. Do they count all bot visits?
Insightful? WTF. Memory limit is not in license, but in 32-bit architecture.
If something belongs to somebody, they always have more privileges than low-level wikipedia admin. Do you really think that he can't restore his super privileges, if he really wants too?
Nope.
I think they are the only Sony's clients with tactical nuclear weapons.
Photoshop CS5 extended costs only 200 USD for college kids. http://www.adobe.com/go/buyphotoshop_edu
In most of the cases they should be fine with any other graphical editor without CMYK support. If college kids care about CMYK support, they are no longer college kids.
Tell that to microsoft. http://emea.microsoftstore.com/europe/en-US/Microsoft/Office-Standard-2007-Full-(English), http://store.microsoft.com/microsoft/office/category/202
Minimal business version (Office Standard) is 485.30 EUR or 400 USD.
Original post said Retail and not OEM. OEM prices you get when you buy things together with hardware.
Mayan. Not Egyptian. Maybe I've confused bigger pyramids with platform mounds. I imagined Mayan pyramid as artificial hill and not as http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chichen-Itza_El_Castillo.jpg
Did not read TFA, but that lidar should be set to look for surface anomalies. Maybe for hills with solid stone objects on top or for hills with four rounded corners.
You could also try finding out microbes with magnifying glass. Mayan pyramids are 10 times bigger than normal humans. downed aircraft looks like lots of garbage scattered in large area.
One KV-2 blocked panzer division for one day near Raseiniai. Five KV-1s stopped 22 panzers near Krasnogvardeysk. Germans had to fight KVs with flak guns and most of KVs stopped only due to lack of shells, fuel or mechanical breakdowns. T-34 and Russian field guns were better than the ones Germans had in 1941.
Russians did have fire power, but they decided to use massive unqualified military force against German professional military. Russians did not have highly trained military force after 1935-1938 purges.
Both nations that tried to use superior and oversized firepower (yamato, king tigers, mouse tank) lost in WW2 against mass and numbers.
If you do use firefox, how big is your monitor? small screen devices can use Fennec or other browser specifically designed for their smaller screens. Hiding menu behind some fancy button does not improve usability. If user wants to use some option from menu, he or she will waste time searching for that option while clicking buttons.
They can also run some spambot. It does not need root privileges and can be set to start in shell or kde/gnome startup configuration.
I have other example. Adobe Photoshop. In Europe we paid same price since 1999. In USA/Canada americans paid same price too. Guess how USD/EUR exchange rate changed in those years.
Bigger multinational companies (Apple, Microsoft, Adobe, Corel) are overcharging Europeans for their software and hardware.
Mitnick founded own firm. He didn't go to work with Tsutomu Shimomura.
Since video is served by one html tag without any codec information, it is highly unlikely that some plugin will be able to extent it. Windows has codecs required to display video, yet IE does not play video in without some media player hacks. If Microsoft does something, it will be in their own proprietary way. Headline's antimicrosoft bias is correct.
Good comparison should show same frame in all results. If you check displayed time, you will see that frames are different. Even if theora is inferior to h.264, Ars study is hosed or slated towards h.264.
It can also be translated as "death to tyrants". I am pretty sure that democrats or liberals will agree with that phrase. Phase is not hateful, but universal. It can be used by any side and hatefulness depends only on which side you are. You might call it hateful only due to link to Lincoln. Caesar was tyrant and Brutus was right calling him tyrant. Julius Caesar gained his post by using military powers. Lincoln was good fellow in North, but he was aggressor or tyrant for South.
Titty chick was from 18th century. It is related to some titty chick from Helenic age. There are lots of titty chicks from these times. Would you like to destroy all of them? If you don't like them and want to destroy them, you are no different from Taliban commanders, who destroyed 1500 year old Budhas.