Does Eircom have competitors that subscribers can switch to, or is it like the "free market" United States, where many of us only have one choice for broadband access?
"We would strongly suggest that courts examine their methods of stylometry against the possibility of adversarial attacks,' say the researchers."
Of course, this assumes that law enforcement actually cares about the guilt or innocence of the people they convict. They don't. They only care about putting as many people in prison as they can.
Is Britain having the same problem the US is with CCD?
I talked to a guy that sells honey at the local farmer's market, and this past year was the first time in 15 years that he actually had to purchase more bees because he'd lost over 90% of his hives to CCD.
Anyhow, the symptoms described in the article sort of sounded like CCD, although I've never seen it, just had it described to me.
Anyone who would go to work everyday and put pot smokers in jail, use a taser on people without knowing if they have a heart condition (and you'll notice they're now using tasers on people who don't follow their instructions fast enough instead of people who pose a threat), and enforce the fucked up laws we have in the United States is a stupid, fascist pig. You are correct.
Am I the only one with an employer that has the attitude "If I can't see you working, you aren't working"?
In fact, the last few companies I've worked at have been like that. Maybe I've just been unlucky, but "working from home" hasn't been an option at any point in my career.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but if the exploit is "injected from inside the browser" then won't the management of the device be coming from the local interface, not the internet side?
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No, I've never been arrested. Actually, I've heard cops say similar things - "oh you must have been on the end of charge"...
I think most people realize that cops are just bullies fulfilling their dream of getting paid to be a bully.
Not only that, but anyone willing to ruin someone's life over a little pot (like these cops) has a serious lack of ethics.
Event Horizon! Can you imagine trying to walk down that hall with the walls spinning around you?
Of course, maybe Event Horizon doesn't actually qualify as science fiction.
the traffic prioritization thing seems ripe for abuse
Building on its strategy of delivering quality branded content to people around the world
that's a stupid strategy. what a dumb idea. It reminds me of Mr Burns - "Strawberry - hit a home run!"
Wow, that's a good piece of info. You know of a case where the police did that?
Never let the cops use your toilet.
Does Eircom have competitors that subscribers can switch to, or is it like the "free market" United States, where many of us only have one choice for broadband access?
"We would strongly suggest that courts examine their methods of stylometry against the possibility of adversarial attacks,' say the researchers."
Of course, this assumes that law enforcement actually cares about the guilt or innocence of the people they convict. They don't. They only care about putting as many people in prison as they can.
Andreessen's problem with Netscape is that the people who wrote it were too old. No vision.
Is Britain having the same problem the US is with CCD?
I talked to a guy that sells honey at the local farmer's market, and this past year was the first time in 15 years that he actually had to purchase more bees because he'd lost over 90% of his hives to CCD.
Anyhow, the symptoms described in the article sort of sounded like CCD, although I've never seen it, just had it described to me.
ok, that was extremely funny, but the caption also says that it was his 6 year old sister.
what is an 'old world' monkey?
I don't need 140 characters to say
FUCK YOU, Twitter
hey isn't it just the twitter website that's down? Apps using the twitter API seem to be doing just fine
they're trying to put a kid away for ten years of his life for tinkering with a console. I'd say the moral wrongness of that is quite clear.
oh right, they're just "doing their job"
Bingo.
Anyone who would go to work everyday and put pot smokers in jail, use a taser on people without knowing if they have a heart condition (and you'll notice they're now using tasers on people who don't follow their instructions fast enough instead of people who pose a threat), and enforce the fucked up laws we have in the United States is a stupid, fascist pig. You are correct.
Am I the only one with an employer that has the attitude "If I can't see you working, you aren't working"?
In fact, the last few companies I've worked at have been like that. Maybe I've just been unlucky, but "working from home" hasn't been an option at any point in my career.
plus, roller derby is back, and they don't do inline.
87 Swimming pools with diving boards.
Swimming pools don't have diving boards anymore? When the hell did that happen?
coming from the internet, but executed from YOUR browser. That's the danger they're talking about.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding, but if the exploit is "injected from inside the browser" then won't the management of the device be coming from the local interface, not the internet side?
I'm sure the post-menopausal, type-2 diabetic woman that regularly reads slashdot appreciates knowing about this study.
I was trying to be funny.
Was "H Beatty Chadwick" - that's a wealthy, old money name if I've ever heard one. He's got the money.
We don't think anybody will be interested in stealing bricks
Think again. People will steal them just because you think people won't be interested in stealing them.