It is far from being established that she was in fact using her phone while driving right before the crash. Depending on coverage and processing delays posts can take a while to go up when sent from a mobile, and on site accounts indicate that the sun was at a blinding angle as indicated by the defendant
the windows paradigm provides instant feedback as to what the user has open and running, back in school (the last time i had the misfortune of being forced to use apple software for any length of time) it was very common to find machines in a barely functional state because students would leave nearly every application on the system running in the background with no natural indication that there were many apps running.
windows 7 has moved backwards in this regard by making programs pinned to the task bar mix with and look nearly the same (sans buttony border) as open but minimized windows.
mac hasn't been "for design" since os9, maybe os8, now it's for college students, aspiring writers, and people who worry more about what other people think about their computer then how useful the computer is.
it would depend on the statute, it could very easilly shorten all currently running sentences to end on the date of implementation and it could expunge the records of anyone convicted under the previous laws, it could also not do so, changing the law does not make previous convictions inherantly invalid as those people did in fact break the law.
when a court overturns a law everyone gets freed since the court is declaring that it should never have been illegal in the first place.
dunno about afghanistan but we have killed something like half a million iraqis because their president tried and failed to have our former president's father assassinated
Anonymous isn't really a group even. There are no eligibility criteria or member lists, anyone can claim to be an Anon and have just as much of a right to the title as anyone else. The odds that the person or people posting the sign ever even chatting with the hackers who broke in to hbgary are very low.
Keiichi Mori discovered that the MIT krb5 KDC database propagation
daemon (kpropd) is vulnerable to a denial of service attack due
to improper logic when a worker child process exited because
of invalid network input.
Kevin Longfellow and others discovered that the MIT krb5 Key
Distribution Center (KDC) daemon is vulnerable to denial of service
attacks when using an LDAP back end due to improper handling of
network input.
certainly not a good thing, but this isn't a remote hole
the value of gold certainly has not been stable for centuries, as uses and demand change so does the price.
basing currency on a random metal from the ground is completely asinine. rather than monetary policy set by experts, or politicians, or even corrupt businesses, it's set by whoever happens to find deposits of gold or own the land those deposits are on.
since gold production and demand do not scale to population sizes the end result of a global gold based currency would be prices in miniscule portions of gold, and the locking up of a very useful industrial material in vaults to hoard money.
my guess is if you upsample the image by a large amount, then blur it at the upsampled size, then sownsample again you will strip the signal out. high frequency signals like that are going to be rather fragile because they have to hide in a complessed image and there isn't much excess data space to hide in with a compressed image
it should not be "forced" but in the interest of public health is should be required to participate in society. your own paranoia and foolishness does not give you the right to endanger others who may have gotten their shots but not had it take fully.
people don't choose bing it gets put on their computer before they buy it and the siffer it until they ask someone who knows computers to "please fix my google" or "please fix my yahoo"
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It is far from being established that she was in fact using her phone while driving right before the crash. Depending on coverage and processing delays posts can take a while to go up when sent from a mobile, and on site accounts indicate that the sun was at a blinding angle as indicated by the defendant
So he was standing in the road?
his estate should be on the hook for damage to her car. You don't stand around in the ro ad
if you want to take on the legally precarious position of technically being a bunch of people's employer go right ahead.
but if you are carrying around a fiber optic line to handle that, why not just use it directly?
the windows paradigm provides instant feedback as to what the user has open and running, back in school (the last time i had the misfortune of being forced to use apple software for any length of time) it was very common to find machines in a barely functional state because students would leave nearly every application on the system running in the background with no natural indication that there were many apps running.
windows 7 has moved backwards in this regard by making programs pinned to the task bar mix with and look nearly the same (sans buttony border) as open but minimized windows.
mac hasn't been "for design" since os9, maybe os8, now it's for college students, aspiring writers, and people who worry more about what other people think about their computer then how useful the computer is.
it's not a 20% difference, it's a 300% difference, apple charges 3 times as much as google, conversely google charges one third as much as apple.
links in slashdot comments don't help page rank, fool. also nobody wants your chinese made garbage
it would depend on the statute, it could very easilly shorten all currently running sentences to end on the date of implementation and it could expunge the records of anyone convicted under the previous laws, it could also not do so, changing the law does not make previous convictions inherantly invalid as those people did in fact break the law. when a court overturns a law everyone gets freed since the court is declaring that it should never have been illegal in the first place.
dunno about afghanistan but we have killed something like half a million iraqis because their president tried and failed to have our former president's father assassinated
Anonymous isn't really a group even. There are no eligibility criteria or member lists, anyone can claim to be an Anon and have just as much of a right to the title as anyone else. The odds that the person or people posting the sign ever even chatting with the hackers who broke in to hbgary are very low.
so the question is whether to sue for breach of contract or sue for false and misleading advertising
years ago i predicted that such attacks could be utilized to crack TPM keys and such, looks like my prediction was tending towards correct.
more to clarify for anyone skimming the thread without RTFA that, as of yet anyways, there is no means to compromise a machine with this.
Keiichi Mori discovered that the MIT krb5 KDC database propagation daemon (kpropd) is vulnerable to a denial of service attack due to improper logic when a worker child process exited because of invalid network input.
Kevin Longfellow and others discovered that the MIT krb5 Key Distribution Center (KDC) daemon is vulnerable to denial of service attacks when using an LDAP back end due to improper handling of network input.
certainly not a good thing, but this isn't a remote hole
a terrorist group? really?
who was the last doctor shot by anonymous? or bomb placed?
and cafe x will make money while cafe y isn't making enough during rushes due to seats filled up with people not buying.
even if there were high quality videos they would........buffering.......
all those home developers just dying to make software that can only be played on a hacked xbox....
oh wait it's +95% cheaters and thieves modding their xbox360 to play pirate games or to let them cheat in online play
talking does not mean open when what you are saying is lies
i'm willing to accept an exchange rate of .10 USD per minecraft obsidian block or .066... per unprocessed lava source or .075 per lava source in bucket
the value of gold certainly has not been stable for centuries, as uses and demand change so does the price.
basing currency on a random metal from the ground is completely asinine. rather than monetary policy set by experts, or politicians, or even corrupt businesses, it's set by whoever happens to find deposits of gold or own the land those deposits are on. since gold production and demand do not scale to population sizes the end result of a global gold based currency would be prices in miniscule portions of gold, and the locking up of a very useful industrial material in vaults to hoard money.
my guess is if you upsample the image by a large amount, then blur it at the upsampled size, then sownsample again you will strip the signal out. high frequency signals like that are going to be rather fragile because they have to hide in a complessed image and there isn't much excess data space to hide in with a compressed image
it should not be "forced" but in the interest of public health is should be required to participate in society. your own paranoia and foolishness does not give you the right to endanger others who may have gotten their shots but not had it take fully.
people don't choose bing it gets put on their computer before they buy it and the siffer it until they ask someone who knows computers to "please fix my google" or "please fix my yahoo"