My gripe is that we're supposed to have 65k+ ports.. but i am only allowed to use a couple. 53/80/443. so i have to tunnel everything. why dont we just tunnel everything on 1 port and have the server scan for public keys and open apps based on that from just 1 port. would pretty much accomplish the same thing.
I use an analog watch as a jewelry. I have at least 3 clocks available at any one time. My watch, my phone, my organizer, my ipod.. i could go on and on..
They also take an increase risk in people screwing their hardware up and damaging their reputation.. or arguably worse.. try to get a warranty / refund.
The bad news for spammers is that this flaw in filtering systems is not easy to exploit and can be combated.
The cat and mouse game.. Find the "ham".
But how do you combat someone that essentially has your "ham"?
There was a guy that applied for a programming job. He wrote on his resume that he knew C++ and C since he heard about those classes in college. So naturally he figured that there must also be C+ language and wrote it into his resume. The HR looked at his resume and lo and behold.. he was hired.
Amazon's privacy policy "We release account and other personal information when we believe release is appropriate to comply with the law; enforce or apply our Conditions of Use and other agreements; or protect the rights, property, or safety of Amazon.com, our users, or others.
6. Why doesn't SCO just simply publish this code so that it can be taken out of Linux if it is indeed infringing? And why do you require a non-disclosure agreement to view some of this infringing code?
Intellectual property forms the basis of the value of any software vendor. IP is confidential throughout the industry to protect competitive advantages one vendor has over another. Other industry vendors such as Microsoft and Apple do not routinely contribute their IP as vendors spend millions of dollars creating a competitive market.
SCO has confidentiality clauses in all of our contracts with more than 6,000 licensees that specifically state that this UNIX source code has to be held in confidence. If SCO published this UNIX source code, SCO itself would be in violation of these contracts.
SCO has a legal obligation to hold this source code in confidence, so it requires that individuals who view this code sign a non-disclosure in order to see it.
#45
. I am running BSD. Am I required to purchase a license?
No, you do not need to purchase a SCO IP license to run BSD.
"Gloolabs will launch a developer community and standalone SDK the first week of January, according to Saal. The SDK will include a hardware emulator, enabling developers to hack Gloo on their desktops, regardless of whether they have purchased any hardware. "
The article's idea is simply to make the web (at least the rss) distributed and then query the distributed server to change from 30 minutes refresh to a faster refresh. But the distributed server needs to be updated also. It may simply be cheaper / more efficient to simply run more servers.
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How does this compare to the outsourcing to india?
My gripe is that we're supposed to have 65k+ ports .. but i am only allowed to use a couple. 53/80/443. so i have to tunnel everything. why dont we just tunnel everything on 1 port and have the server scan for public keys and open apps based on that from just 1 port. would pretty much accomplish the same thing.
I use an analog watch as a jewelry. I have at least 3 clocks available at any one time. My watch, my phone, my organizer, my ipod.. i could go on and on ..
PS2 is backwards compatible with PS .. I didnt even use it. But I suppose it's good for the "new" buyers.
They also take an increase risk in people screwing their hardware up and damaging their reputation .. or arguably worse .. try to get a warranty / refund.
yes .. discover keyword .. but how do you combat the spammer?
I dont give out my work address to anyone .. and it's not because i fear spam.. :)
The bad news for spammers is that this flaw in filtering systems is not easy to exploit and can be combated. The cat and mouse game .. Find the "ham".
But how do you combat someone that essentially has your "ham"?
i use my voting power to vote people out .. It seems i'll have to use my power yet again.
Maybe they just dont want to pay microsoft. $ always win over ideals.
There was a guy that applied for a programming job. He wrote on his resume that he knew C++ and C since he heard about those classes in college. So naturally he figured that there must also be C+ language and wrote it into his resume. The HR looked at his resume and lo and behold .. he was hired.
Amazon's privacy policy
"We release account and other personal information when we believe release is appropriate to comply with the law; enforce or apply our Conditions of Use and other agreements; or protect the rights, property, or safety of Amazon.com, our users, or others.
Wow .. cool.. raid (ooggle)
now you've done it .. the terrorist will infiltrate the facility and map the goat everywhere!
so .. if i (being a researcher and a nerd) was annoyed by this so called internet interruption .. i would also like to know "who" "we" should sue.
I'm blocking all ports and NAT everything via router/firewall along with all the IPV4. Woo hoo .. another protocol goes to waste.
dont support the new version and be done with it ..
Gotta love #6 and #45:
6. Why doesn't SCO just simply publish this code so that it can be taken out of Linux if it is indeed infringing? And why do you require a non-disclosure agreement to view some of this infringing code?
Intellectual property forms the basis of the value of any software vendor. IP is confidential throughout the industry to protect competitive advantages one vendor has over another. Other industry vendors such as Microsoft and Apple do not routinely contribute their IP as vendors spend millions of dollars creating a competitive market.
SCO has confidentiality clauses in all of our contracts with more than 6,000 licensees that specifically state that this UNIX source code has to be held in confidence. If SCO published this UNIX source code, SCO itself would be in violation of these contracts.
SCO has a legal obligation to hold this source code in confidence, so it requires that individuals who view this code sign a non-disclosure in order to see it.
#45
. I am running BSD. Am I required to purchase a license?
No, you do not need to purchase a SCO IP license to run BSD.
"Gloolabs will launch a developer community and standalone SDK the first week of January, according to Saal. The SDK will include a hardware emulator, enabling developers to hack Gloo on their desktops, regardless of whether they have purchased any hardware. "
Weird, I tried to read the article (yes .. i know .. this is slashdot) .. and couldn't find the article.
For those interested:
Intertrust holds alot of United States patents. Those are listed at the USPTO office
They also have a patent litigation against Microsoft covered by Slashodot earlier
DirecTV calls all of these "smart cards readers" pirate devices. DirecTV Defense
but i guess bumming off bittorrent/p2p bandwidth is not a bad idea either.
The article's idea is simply to make the web (at least the rss) distributed and then query the distributed server to change from 30 minutes refresh to a faster refresh. But the distributed server needs to be updated also. It may simply be cheaper / more efficient to simply run more servers.
Do they make the source code available?