"He's a lot less of a danger than half the people on the road" kind of assumes he isn't in that half. If he is in the half then dangerous driver + right on the alcohol limit = really really bad idea.
Naturally you are a perfect driver, its everyone else who is terrible.
Been doing it for years with government provided software.
Mind you it doesn't say 'cloud' every 5 words, but it submits it all online and even auto fills in a lot of your data from government databases. Not sure how long it has been available for but many many years without incident.
As opposed to my 10 WD Green drives dating back from between 12 months old to 6 years old - all still working.
Wow! You found failure reports for a hard drive on NewEgg? Really that is incredible! That is so damning against the drive - no one ever posts about it still working fine after years of use.
No crashes and no natural disasters? Combine them and the premiums should reduce by far more than 80%. I didn't mean just natural disasters alone.
Call it back with your phone?:P Or just make it a manual thing so if you know your car is in danger you can order it away if you aren't near it. Remember that these things can roam the streets without anyone actually in or near them.
The keyword there was "effectively straight". There is nothing wrong with having params like that. As long as you escape them properly and have input validation.
Every credit card related info leak is in breach of PCI compliance. Even if they got audited just a week previously and passed with flying colours.....
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"He's a lot less of a danger than half the people on the road" kind of assumes he isn't in that half. If he is in the half then dangerous driver + right on the alcohol limit = really really bad idea.
Naturally you are a perfect driver, its everyone else who is terrible.
They can take blood if a initial drug test comes back positive (if they test for drugs).
But yeah contractors doing it is pretty dodgy.
I'm pretty sure I DO NOT want to see it's source code.
That would probably give me nightmares.
Been doing it for years with government provided software.
Mind you it doesn't say 'cloud' every 5 words, but it submits it all online and even auto fills in a lot of your data from government databases.
Not sure how long it has been available for but many many years without incident.
Oh and its free.
Wow I need to get a cataclysmic converter for my car!
There is a diverse range of companies. Alternatives include Microsoft or Yahoo.
Yeah I'm sticking to Google too. Nothing prevents the alternatives from being worse.
http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/540042213/FORGED_PITCH_FORK_SPADING_FORK_IN.html
$6 each, min order 100.
This company claims to be able to supply 10,000 per month which isn't bad. Should we shop around a little more first?
Oh I disagree. I would imagine the population there would be familiar with the Silk Road.
Yeah but Microsoft will just buy Hezbollah *cough* sorry I mean Lebanon.
They'll probably throw Iran in for cheap as well.
Why were they freezing random clams exactly? Was it on the dinner menu and they wanted to keep it fresh?
Clearly not. These climate change scientists are also experimenting with our atmosphere to prove their hypothesis!
Quick little dive in to the code with a debugger and watch those limitations vanish in front of your eyes......
I suspect it is more about control.
And no need to replace computers as often either.
Doesn't take much (if any) grunt to be a dumb terminal.
Actually I'm pretty sure Youtube self regulates buffering as a bandwidth saving measure.
It will only buffer a certain amount even in Australia on a ISP which doesn't muck with my connection at all as a rule.
MD5 is broken, SHA1 has been weakened slightly but it isn't broken.
The term broken is only used when it is trivial to crack and/or forge.
Yes it does, no it usually isn't the carrier who puts the locks in place. That is the phone manufacturer (which you seem to have omitted).
I don't think any phone has stopped them for long.
Same way they do as JS. They control what APIs it can call.
C code without any APIs can't exploit a potato. It isn't inherently able to talk to the kernel.
As opposed to my 10 WD Green drives dating back from between 12 months old to 6 years old - all still working.
Wow! You found failure reports for a hard drive on NewEgg? Really that is incredible!
That is so damning against the drive - no one ever posts about it still working fine after years of use.
Yeah but you were dumb enough to go there to begin with.
Oh and I'm pretty sure everyone says that after being in prison. :P
They ALL hope they don't get caught next time.
How is that a defence of anything?
Probably only took this long because they knew everyone would laugh at it.
No crashes and no natural disasters? Combine them and the premiums should reduce by far more than 80%.
I didn't mean just natural disasters alone.
Call it back with your phone? :P
Or just make it a manual thing so if you know your car is in danger you can order it away if you aren't near it.
Remember that these things can roam the streets without anyone actually in or near them.
Yeah but a car that could self evacuate from a cyclone would certainly lower premiums by a lot more than 80%.
The keyword there was "effectively straight".
There is nothing wrong with having params like that. As long as you escape them properly and have input validation.
"Effectively straight" in this case means this would work: http://stocksite.com/charts.lol?symbol=GOOG&range=30; DROP TABLE stocks --
Which is a taboo.
Every credit card related info leak is in breach of PCI compliance.
Even if they got audited just a week previously and passed with flying colours.....
Technically it isn't a crime to chat up under age computers.
No crime has occurred or been proven and there is zero evidence.