Microsoft and Google chrome provide the nsa (and all the hackers who got the username and passwords during the last leak) with remote administration to all their installations.
We put a very large sum of money through the UK from customers in Europe and the US.
If this bill passes I'll have to relocate the infrastructure. which will be a ball ache. but cheaper than installing backdoors securely and the loss of business from customers not willing to give their secrets to the UK government.
that's not the only protection in that zone. if they try that they are isolated from the entire network until the username/pass is entered for the network.
point is. if you aren't in the whitest you can connect to a low quality Internet access an file box for sharing movies and music. but anything "personal" is on a seperate network.
a bit like the cable companies do on their routers. only with file sharing.
lots of ways to do it. but my point is people should already be running at least two networks anyway. one for them and their devices and one for guests.
If it was just a case of the Gs being "artificially limited", it would just be a case of limiting them less so they aren't out manoeuvred by the now ancient F16.
This sounds more like the widely reported fundamental problem with the engines and aerodynamics.
This is especially a problem when Russia has already overcome the engine problems on its already highly manoeuvrable airframe.
my take. killer blow is around page 443. Some "Yoo" memorandum declares it legal. There is then a chain of new people who come in thinking its not legal.
Then on page 443, Philbin goes into full legal explanation of why it was illegal. (mostly blacked out in the public release afaics)
Slashdot Mirror
I call headlines of
"3 inch sea level rises a serious problem"
BS
When London, for example, sees sea levels rise 6 Meters
A DAY!
Kinda akin to a "Mr Evil" plan to stop the moon circling the earth.
Just the joke is very old and boring now.
And it still wont be at the level it was 1000 years ago.
or be anything like the DAILY change in tidal waters (14 meters in some places).
So, Mr Canute,
Why exactly should we care?
NSA spent so much money making the systems insecure, and 20% of systems still not weak enough.
what's been accounted for in the studies?
I'm just asking why anyone would care about 9 more centimeters after the 12,500 we already had.
Sea levels rose 125m in the last 10,000 years or so
fell 10m in the last 1,000 or so
We care about 3 inches because??????
Seriously, isn't everyone tired of this BS by now?
the problem is that now a lot more people have access to all the kit the NSA and at&t built over the last couple of decades.
Russians and the Chinese for starters.
Microsoft and Google chrome provide the nsa (and all the hackers who got the username and passwords during the last leak) with remote administration to all their installations.
who cares?
Mr snowden didn't even collect the data for the leaks.
his girlfriend did.
he just stood in front of the bullets for her.
I think the problem is filthy WOMEN politicians stealing all the tax money instead of using it to fund public toilets.
If they don't want people peeing in the street they should give them somewhere else to do it.
I waited till early thirties. long after most of my peer group. no hope for that place. it's a sunken ship.
I think his point was quite clear in the very first sentance.
"It's funny cos it's true"
He just put more effort into describing why.
most of the airports and stations I use have free charging points.
The story here is someone was stupid enough to go to London then act surprised when it turned out to be a shit hole.
I mean, we're talking about the country that wants to make secure online shopping and banking illegal. The place is an international joke.
exactly.
and everything that's left will be known to be vulnerable and hacked to death.
Yeah, that's the assumption I'm working on now.
We put a very large sum of money through the UK from customers in Europe and the US.
If this bill passes I'll have to relocate the infrastructure. which will be a ball ache. but cheaper than installing backdoors securely and the loss of business from customers not willing to give their secrets to the UK government.
And, who, exactly is going to pay me to install such back doors in my applications?
Because the is no link between the transaction history and an actual person or persons.
Like serial numbers on a gun but no central registry of who owns what gun.
You can tell if a gun fired a bullet.
But you can't tell from the bullet who was holding the gun at the time it was fired.
that's not the only protection in that zone.
if they try that they are isolated from the entire network until the username/pass is entered for the network.
point is. if you aren't in the whitest you can connect to a low quality Internet access an file box for sharing movies and music. but anything "personal" is on a seperate network.
a bit like the cable companies do on their routers. only with file sharing.
lots of ways to do it. but my point is people should already be running at least two networks anyway. one for them and their devices and one for guests.
Much better plan imho is to just use a MAC address whitelist to "opt out"
I've been doing this for some time. "my" wifi, high bandwidth, load balancing, access to filesharing has the one whitelist.
If you aren't on that whitelist you get dropped into a virtual lan, with shared 150kBs max up/down bandwidth and a piratebox.
If it was just a case of the Gs being "artificially limited", it would just be a case of limiting them less so they aren't out manoeuvred by the now ancient F16.
This sounds more like the widely reported fundamental problem with the engines and aerodynamics.
This is especially a problem when Russia has already overcome the engine problems on its already highly manoeuvrable airframe.
It makes recruitment easier because no one else will employ them. Making them cheap and dedicated.
was definately the nsa
http://www.theguardian.com/boo...
it's why the rest of the world stopped buying electronic goods from the us almost overnight.
wasn't the nsa installing hardware back doors in all the Cisco kit.
don't see how they can then go onto to complain someone actually worked out how to use them.
that was possibly partially my fault.
the spec said it had to be Microsoft Excel so Microsoft Excel is what they got.
of course I didn't use excel to build it in the first place.
I find it best to just call everything I do Ai.
that way all the idea thieves have no idea how I do what I do.
Wow.
my take.
killer blow is around page 443.
Some "Yoo" memorandum declares it legal.
There is then a chain of new people who come in thinking its not legal.
Then on page 443, Philbin goes into full legal explanation of why it was illegal. (mostly blacked out in the public release afaics)