He got modded down because he based his opinion on a photograph which may or may not actually show the experiment. Instead of the article which actually explains that those who are whining about what they see in the photograph are wrong.
You're basing all of your criticism on one picture that may or may not show the actual configuration of his experiment. Knowing photographers, it was probably a posed photo that had nothing to do with the actual experiment.
Pretty sure you're failing worse than the 13 yr old kid is.
they should be punished as if they had committed the crim themselves
Bullshit. Actions not done can't be punishable.
they should be punished for corrupting the person or people who actually committed the offence
Bullshit. Others are responsible for their actions. If you're an adult, you're responsible regardless of whether or not you were listening to someone else - and THEY are NOT to blame for your actions.
My vote is the cowardly little agitators are considerably worse.
I fully disagree. That's not making people take responsibility for their own actions.
Those rioting/destroying property are responsible for their actions. If they were incited by others, it's still their damn fault.
You should be punished for your actions, not words. But then, there is no freedom of speech there, or really anywhere anymore, so they may as well be punished too. Similarly, everyone who uses the 'four boxes of freedom' sig should be carted off to jail - it's promoting shooting of those in office. See where this leads?
Because this patent was in fact issued, the examiner must have thought that some aspect of it was dissimilar enough from existing practices to warrant the patent.
AND not plainly obvious is where it tends to fall down.
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What if a student believes dinosaurs are an evil deception?
CaMel notation would make that so much better.
3 meals a day.
Your middle school called. They said you need to repeat 7th grade.
Again.
He got modded down because he based his opinion on a photograph which may or may not actually show the experiment. Instead of the article which actually explains that those who are whining about what they see in the photograph are wrong.
Like a lot of other submitters, you are basing all of your whining on a couple of pictures - which do not show the actual set up of the study.
Whining incorrectly about other people's work is utter bullshit.
You're basing all of your criticism on one picture that may or may not show the actual configuration of his experiment. Knowing photographers, it was probably a posed photo that had nothing to do with the actual experiment.
Pretty sure you're failing worse than the 13 yr old kid is.
they should be punished as if they had committed the crim themselves
Bullshit. Actions not done can't be punishable.
they should be punished for corrupting the person or people who actually committed the offence
Bullshit. Others are responsible for their actions. If you're an adult, you're responsible regardless of whether or not you were listening to someone else - and THEY are NOT to blame for your actions.
My vote is the cowardly little agitators are considerably worse.
I fully disagree. That's not making people take responsibility for their own actions.
Those rioting/destroying property are responsible for their actions. If they were incited by others, it's still their damn fault.
You should be punished for your actions, not words. But then, there is no freedom of speech there, or really anywhere anymore, so they may as well be punished too. Similarly, everyone who uses the 'four boxes of freedom' sig should be carted off to jail - it's promoting shooting of those in office. See where this leads?
I'd be willing to be that the execs at Samsung & HTC are eyeing the hills and seeing what's the best path to get there.
And if Google, just wanted patents instead of the hardware too, there were other options:
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/08/15/google-turning-into-a-mobile-phone-company-no-it-says/?nl=business&emc=dlbka8
Or the ... wait for it ... MicroPhone.
Sorry.
I'm betting that's how they were paid to build this ... thing.
No, it was actually a respectful showing that the GP & I spell it differently, which I was acknowledging.
It must suck to live in a world where you always see the negative in everything.
I'll give you the aspect ratio if you give me the rest:
Changed the colo(u)r?
It's black. Blackety black black.
Rotated the device 90 degrees from its standard?
It's designed to do that.
Fabricated screen contents to look like an iPad instead of the standard Android OS?
You mean organized icons similar to the iPad for the point of comparison?
Ouch?
Sorry, I can't live on 5% bonds of only $10M. $500k/year is just untenable for life.
With true capitalism monopolies can only exist if they serve the consumer better than any other competitor.
So ruthless, self-serving competition doesn't exist in true capitalism? Interesting!
If only we could have it. Darn reality!
Ahhh, insightful repartee on my subtle use of sarcasm.
So fascinating they released a statement on it...last month.
http://www.bgr.com/2011/07/28/sprint-announces-deal-to-adopt-4g-lte/
Hey, if I can (just barely) make it on an $85M one time pay out, I'm sure he can make it on double that.
over the last 2 years WAS from the obama administration's continuation of the policy, but they didn't start the policy?
Just like the Bush tax cuts, wars in Iraq & Afganistan, and massive military spending.
Because this patent was in fact issued, the examiner must have thought that some aspect of it was dissimilar enough from existing practices to warrant the patent.
AND not plainly obvious is where it tends to fall down.
I'm pretty sure #3 is also ????
And just like firewire, thunderbolt is much faster than it's USB counterpart. Doesn't mean it's going to win.
impersonating an escalation prompt
This assumes the user has admin login info. So how is this different from any other OS? sudoer is sudoer.
the keychain ... provides a decryption oracle that can be moved off of the machine and cracked at the leisure of the attackers
How is this any different than any other hash storage mechanism - /etc/shadow, /windows/Windows/System32/config
I'm not trying to criticize, just trying to understand if this is really a unique attack or a variant of typical attacks on other platforms.