He was one of those guys who was hyping that the world was going to literally end because of the Y2k bug. And he was trying to sell his y2k books (Y2K Bomb 2000 or something) off of the hype. Pretty despicable if you ask me. I don't think he is worthy of an article here.
It isn't doomed to fail. VPN blocking works. Sure, you can get around it, but for most people that is going to be a hassle. Just like Internet censorship, or fighting piracy. It isn't going to fail for most people.
The Rust team has announced a new language, called Frick. This new language will build upon the lessons learned from Rust and provide the ability for developers to leverage security, the Cloud, and the IoT. Your knowledge of Rust is now obsolete and support for Rust has been dropped.
It is possible. But there is no need to do all that. Google, Microsoft, Apple, etc all HAPPILY handed over access to their databases. Emails, messages, sites visited, profiles, etc. It is too much trouble to mass tap traffic. Just go to the endpoint datastores and search through those. You cannot mass monitor all the traffic on the Internet. You can selectively monitor a subset of it, and ALL the endpoint datastores. People should be mad that Apple, Google, etc are happy to hand over all the data they collected on you. But those companies are making more and more money every quarter so obviously people don't care.
Obviously you are part of the failed educational system. So you are suggesting that we don't teach anything, because we teach PE and kids are getting fatter? Such logic.
The microwave comms are encrypted. You can intercept them if you like, but they are point to point and this can be detected. It isnt very easy to detect a tapped cable. In fact that is why agencies choose to tap cables.
Yeah. I am pretty sure you are wrong on that. I live in DC, and the average home price in my neighborhood is $900k. We have overhead cables. You are just one of the suburban types who thinks new plastic houses are the "good" area of town.
Right...most new development uses underground cables, but not everywhere here. They are eventually going to bury our cables here in DC, but it will likely take a few billion dollars and decades.
I live in Washington DC. The power goes out regularly because the power lines are overhead and not buried. Arguably DC is a "critical" city in the US. Yet we all survive. The country probably does better when DC is out of commission, like it will be next week with the big snow storm coming. You still need to pay your tribute on time, I mean taxes.
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Anything for a buck I guess. He isn't deserving of an article IMO.
He was one of those guys who was hyping that the world was going to literally end because of the Y2k bug. And he was trying to sell his y2k books (Y2K Bomb 2000 or something) off of the hype. Pretty despicable if you ask me. I don't think he is worthy of an article here.
I have a Prince from Nigeria who is willing to put up the money. He only needs 10% as a deposit.
This is nothing new. I have been wearing my pet for years.
I would assume they would show you US content. I am assuming they do it by IP, not what country you setup the account in. Might be wrong.
I'll bet you $1,000,000 it won't. Bet is payable in 4,000,000,2016. See you then!
Donald Trump says there is. And he is going to send them back where they belong!!!
That is like betting on how long it is going to take the Titanic to sink, while you are ON the Titanic.
Doubtful. Netflix will target the biggest paid VPN services first.
It isn't doomed to fail. VPN blocking works. Sure, you can get around it, but for most people that is going to be a hassle. Just like Internet censorship, or fighting piracy. It isn't going to fail for most people.
Because women aren't stupid enough to work for a corporate controlled language for free.
The Rust team has announced a new language, called Frick. This new language will build upon the lessons learned from Rust and provide the ability for developers to leverage security, the Cloud, and the IoT. Your knowledge of Rust is now obsolete and support for Rust has been dropped.
It is possible. But there is no need to do all that. Google, Microsoft, Apple, etc all HAPPILY handed over access to their databases. Emails, messages, sites visited, profiles, etc. It is too much trouble to mass tap traffic. Just go to the endpoint datastores and search through those. You cannot mass monitor all the traffic on the Internet. You can selectively monitor a subset of it, and ALL the endpoint datastores. People should be mad that Apple, Google, etc are happy to hand over all the data they collected on you. But those companies are making more and more money every quarter so obviously people don't care.
Well "we" means the NSA in his statement. So you are right.
Obviously you are part of the failed educational system. So you are suggesting that we don't teach anything, because we teach PE and kids are getting fatter? Such logic.
At least there are no security issues with doing something like that. Right?
Hey people: "vi" is all lowercase. - President Pedant.
The microwave comms are encrypted. You can intercept them if you like, but they are point to point and this can be detected. It isnt very easy to detect a tapped cable. In fact that is why agencies choose to tap cables.
Don't listen to him. He is clearly nuts. I am totally not a squirrel. You can trust me.
The letter agencies in DC use microwave comms not fiber. Fiber can be easily tapped.
Yeah. I am pretty sure you are wrong on that. I live in DC, and the average home price in my neighborhood is $900k. We have overhead cables. You are just one of the suburban types who thinks new plastic houses are the "good" area of town.
Right...most new development uses underground cables, but not everywhere here. They are eventually going to bury our cables here in DC, but it will likely take a few billion dollars and decades.
OMG Critical infrastructure should never be connected to the intertubes!!!!!
What are you, nuts?
I live in Washington DC. The power goes out regularly because the power lines are overhead and not buried. Arguably DC is a "critical" city in the US. Yet we all survive. The country probably does better when DC is out of commission, like it will be next week with the big snow storm coming. You still need to pay your tribute on time, I mean taxes.