That's one of the first things I thought of when reading the summary.
What kind of jackass stores passwords in plain text on a DB? At the least: store the hash+salt, compare the input's hashe+salt. You should NEVER store the password in a retrievable manner.
Then again, I suppose it's the same kind of jackass that doesn't do a QA run to make sure something pesky, like say, the ENTIRE client list, gets attached to your invoices.....
Someone please ID this idiots+management and post it out for the world to see so it comes up in their next job hunt.
But your friends know you. And they may, in fact, be posting information about you. Everything from tagging pictures to leaving notes. You have no control over this.
As awesome as these are, I can see where the bottleneck is: display technology.
These are all cool, but what we really need is the same thing we've needed for a while: a way to produce a good image and shovel that into our visual centers. That augmented reality game will only really be fun if we can wear a pair of lite glasses or point some device at our retina that will produce a display that will both exceed 640x480 and not fry our rods and cones.
The guy with the $5000+ HMD(likely with a lifespan measured in months, too) glued to the Martian construction helmet shows how far we still have to go in terms of personal and wearable display tech.
While you're being a troll, you're close to the mark. People who have to take such severe antibiotics in emergency situations that, as a result, wipe out their good little critters sometimes need to have foreign feces inserted into the intestinal tract(not from the mouth...). This introduces the good bugs again.
Watch the series again. S.A.C. has nothing to do with a virus becoming self aware. It's actually a collective of individuals who believe to be acting autonomously but, in reality, are all following a pattern mimicking individual intent by a single entity.
The Laughing Man was originally a single hacker, but once he stopped his activities, a group of others took it from there and their actions collectively created another Laughing Man.
It's basically digital gestalt-ism combined with neural networking where each human is a node in the larger network without being aware of the whole.
But they're STILL charging 3x60$ for what amounts to prettier graphics but a downgrade in much everything else that makes the original SC great. People still enjoy the original SC and will continue to play that. Personally, I have very little reason to buy SC2.
Blizzard has finally finished morphing into Actilizzard: The art designers of Blizzard and the lawyers+marketing team of Activision. Look for more Guitar Hero tie-ins.
LAN parties still beat over-the-net games for one simple reason: social interaction.
In a LAN party, the trash talking, the throwing stuff at each other, the ordering of pizza, etc.. simply can't be reproduced in a environment where you're still sitting by your damn self while fiddling with your VOIP headset.
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The platform is called "Android". It basically TELLS you what the cover should have.
Instead they have a tattooed aboriginal hunter with hair from the boss on the Dilbert comics.
Because when I think "android", I think "mostly naked male aboriginal tattoed hunter with Dilbert boss hair".
"I used to work for a cellular carrier in Canada." . . Congratulations on escaping from your evil overlords. If it wasn't for the "used to" part, I'd have suggested you'd be better typing that as Anonymous Coward;)
Kindle doesn't work outside the US, period. We Canadians don't get it either(though I suspect that has something to do with our world-renowned awful telcos and monopolistic nationally propped up book broker Indigo more then anything else.)
People like you and kdawson jump to conclusions because "Hey, look, they ARE evil!" posts, similar to inflammatory Fox News reports, generates publicity for yourself.
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That's one of the first things I thought of when reading the summary.
What kind of jackass stores passwords in plain text on a DB? At the least: store the hash+salt, compare the input's hashe+salt. You should NEVER store the password in a retrievable manner.
Then again, I suppose it's the same kind of jackass that doesn't do a QA run to make sure something pesky, like say, the ENTIRE client list, gets attached to your invoices.....
Someone please ID this idiots+management and post it out for the world to see so it comes up in their next job hunt.
But your friends know you. And they may, in fact, be posting information about you. Everything from tagging pictures to leaving notes. You have no control over this.
But if we were looking at ourselves....imagine the distance. Yes, we'd be looking at ourselves hundreds of years ago. Time voyeurism :)
The former doesn't start smelling funny when you leave it on the lab counter overnight.
As awesome as these are, I can see where the bottleneck is: display technology.
These are all cool, but what we really need is the same thing we've needed for a while: a way to produce a good image and shovel that into our visual centers. That augmented reality game will only really be fun if we can wear a pair of lite glasses or point some device at our retina that will produce a display that will both exceed 640x480 and not fry our rods and cones.
The guy with the $5000+ HMD(likely with a lifespan measured in months, too) glued to the Martian construction helmet shows how far we still have to go in terms of personal and wearable display tech.
While you're being a troll, you're close to the mark. People who have to take such severe antibiotics in emergency situations that, as a result, wipe out their good little critters sometimes need to have foreign feces inserted into the intestinal tract(not from the mouth...). This introduces the good bugs again.
Watch the series again. S.A.C. has nothing to do with a virus becoming self aware. It's actually a collective of individuals who believe to be acting autonomously but, in reality, are all following a pattern mimicking individual intent by a single entity.
The Laughing Man was originally a single hacker, but once he stopped his activities, a group of others took it from there and their actions collectively created another Laughing Man.
It's basically digital gestalt-ism combined with neural networking where each human is a node in the larger network without being aware of the whole.
Sort of like 4chan, but much less horrible ;)
Flash: You're free. He[Gorilla Grodd] can't control you anymore.
Cowin: He wasn't controlling me, we were in love!
Flash: Internet romance.*shrug*
"relying on one person for as much as seemingly their very existence"
Ssssh! Do you want to start a flamewar with the Apple fans too?
"micro-black holes"
Unless you're an elementary particle, I don't think those should scare you.
If that really worked, I wouldn't still see so many damn "experts-exchange" results since I'm sure I've 'x'ed at least 5 dozen of them.
I dunno. He wields a mighty powerful scythe, that one.
Looks like a metal fan, though. Maybe run in blaring Vivaldi's Four Seasons?
But they're STILL charging 3x60$ for what amounts to prettier graphics but a downgrade in much everything else that makes the original SC great. People still enjoy the original SC and will continue to play that. Personally, I have very little reason to buy SC2.
Blizzard has finally finished morphing into Actilizzard: The art designers of Blizzard and the lawyers+marketing team of Activision. Look for more Guitar Hero tie-ins.
But they're gonna have to deal with NAT issues as well. Who gets what auth packet from bnet if all connections are from 1 IP?
Bull.
LAN parties still beat over-the-net games for one simple reason: social interaction.
In a LAN party, the trash talking, the throwing stuff at each other, the ordering of pizza, etc.. simply can't be reproduced in a environment where you're still sitting by your damn self while fiddling with your VOIP headset.
The platform is called "Android". It basically TELLS you what the cover should have.
Instead they have a tattooed aboriginal hunter with hair from the boss on the Dilbert comics.
Because when I think "android", I think "mostly naked male aboriginal tattoed hunter with Dilbert boss hair".
"I used to work for a cellular carrier in Canada." ;)
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Congratulations on escaping from your evil overlords. If it wasn't for the "used to" part, I'd have suggested you'd be better typing that as Anonymous Coward
Ummm...no.
Kindle doesn't work outside the US, period. We Canadians don't get it either(though I suspect that has something to do with our world-renowned awful telcos and monopolistic nationally propped up book broker Indigo more then anything else.)
well drat...I done forgot something, didn't I?
onkeyup='this.value = this.value.replace(/[^0-9]/,"")'
onkeyup='this.value.replace(/[^0-9]/,"")'
Monkeys, hurl feces at our congressmen!
Except there's no evidence the situation is in any way other than what they said: an overwhelming number of entries.
Bottom line:
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Google did something nice(for PR reasons or not)
Google made promises
Google got surprised
Google hasn't yet announced anything
People like you and kdawson jump to conclusions because "Hey, look, they ARE evil!" posts, similar to inflammatory Fox News reports, generates publicity for yourself.
Spiderman's guide to web design.
Likewise up here in Canadanistan.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_network
I double dare you to 'hack' his network with those IPs.