So what is advertising? It may be persuasion, but is it reason?
When I carry a gun, you cannot deal with me by force. You have to use reason and try to persuade me, because I have a way to negate your threat or employment of force.
Almost everyone at the Battle of Gettysburg had a gun; I don't recall Union soldiers attempting to dissuade the Army of Northern Virginia from the secession.
When I got Hotmail, gmail required a phone number, which I didn't have. I am aware that there were technical issues with Hotmail, but Microsoft seems to have fixed them.
And - we do judge people by the email addresses they give us as contact information.
You're usually going to get a lot more depending on the amount you're willing to pay. Because what is often overlooked is that by paying for your software you're also automatically protected by law, up to a certain degree of course. But if the software you bought turns out to be fake or worse; actually causing damage then you have every right available to complain and take it before court. At the very least you can easily claim to be swindled out of your money.
Has the no-warranty clause in a standard EULA ever been rejected by a court?
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I would say that advertising is neither force nor reason. Would you disagree?
So what is advertising? It may be persuasion, but is it reason?
When I carry a gun, you cannot deal with me by force. You have to use reason and try to persuade me, because I have a way to negate your threat or employment of force.
Almost everyone at the Battle of Gettysburg had a gun; I don't recall Union soldiers attempting to dissuade the Army of Northern Virginia from the secession.
Because they can't afford one? Should they just be subject to (Social) Darwinism?
You forgot Lodewijk van den Berg, although he was a US citizen at the time of his flight.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Dutch_astronauts
I have multiple web email accounts, and most of them aren't google.
And why do the popular mobile platforms support javascript only?
And javascript itself isn't a crutch for people who can't be bothered to learn other languages?
What if a developer needs a (standard) feature that a browser doesn't support?
When I got Hotmail, gmail required a phone number, which I didn't have. I am aware that there were technical issues with Hotmail, but Microsoft seems to have fixed them.
And - we do judge people by the email addresses they give us as contact information.
So, what do you think of me? :-)
I also have a gmail address now.
Hell, you guys couldn't even keep Hotmail working.
As little as I care for Microsoft, it does keep Hotmail working.
Slashdot, among others.
What about chmod a-w /dev/usb? Does Linux allow for greater paranoia in this regard than Windows?
Has the no-warranty clause in a standard EULA ever been rejected by a court?
chmod a-w /dev/usb?
And If I mount the stick read-only, how does the keylogger get data?
/dev/usb -ro /media/fake_keyboard
mount
mount /dev/usb -ro /media/fake_keyboard
Does it matter what it looks like to the system?
The Daily Caller is citing this
http://www.doctorsandpatients.org/component/content/article/81
They sent out 16,227 surveys and received 699 responses for a response rate of 4.3%. Ooh, I'm scared.
Can a keylogger work if it's mounted read only? How would it get the data?
That still doesn't help the attacker if the filesystem is set noexec.
/dev/usb /media/usb_stick
mount -o noexec
I don't know if you can set noexec in fat or ntfs, but then would the executable run in such a case?
Also, how would you execute the file?
How many people could access that server?
But how do you stop the silver from conducting your data to unauthorized parties?
the only safe cloud is a dead cloud.
Yeah, no problems keeping those straight.
An example is the word 'ghoti', which is pronounced as "fish": The gh as in enough, the o as in women, and the ti as in nation.
Is there an english word where an initial "gh" is pronounced as "f"? Or where a terminal "ti" is pronounced "sh"?
I helped Jack off of his donkey. The "of" may make the sentence ungrammatical, but it may also make it clearer.