The actions of Columbus' crew predate thay kind of fraud by a century: "buying" gold (jewels) from the Taino indians in 1492 with glass beads and other trinkets.
How is that different from the government now buying our privacy from us with iPhones and other shiny gadgets?
It can have curves, no problem. They'll just have to be about 10 times longer then the USA's highway curves (for the same comfort level as highway driving).
The whole point of Dr. Who (well, one of the points) is that the female assistants keep on showing him up...it's a showcase for smart, self-empowered women.
I'd been baiting my traps with an an aerosol can of CO2 produced by emissions from an SUV belching C02 into a Styrofoam container full of dry ice kept cool by an R-22 refrigeration system powered by my diesel generator.
Yep. That sounds like an all-American solution to a problem.
Actually, a judge has yet to find whether it's OK or not. The admissibility of the evidence in these cases is going to hinge on whether or not it was collected through legal means. And no matter which way the judge finds, the loser is going to appeal. As far as I know, this is all untested legal ground.
You're forgetting something: They said 'pedophile' in the press release.
The real problem is that email is antiquated, are far more complicated than it needs to be. Instead of bolting a new face on it, make a better protocol.
People who find it intolerable for those reasons that are already using whatsapp, etc
No different than how Samsung made tons of commercials poking fun of iPhone users. If you make a better product just show the product. If you make an inferior product then take cheap shots at the competition.
Yep. Apple would never make adverts poking fun at the competition...
Does a ding in the door mean that the entire door's structural integrity has been compromised? I've always wondered how long a carbon fibre driveshaft would last, much less the frame/structure that would save someone in a crash.
Gee, if only there were people who actually know stuff like that. We could get them to design the cars instead of the liberal-arts-majors who design them at the moment...
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The actions of Columbus' crew predate thay kind of fraud by a century: "buying" gold (jewels) from the Taino indians in 1492 with glass beads and other trinkets.
How is that different from the government now buying our privacy from us with iPhones and other shiny gadgets?
It can have curves, no problem. They'll just have to be about 10 times longer then the USA's highway curves (for the same comfort level as highway driving).
The problem isn't doing it, the problem is in getting the "random needs effort" message though thick developer's skulls.
(Same as most other cryptographic problems, eg. correctly implementing AES isn't what makes your code secure, it's only the very first step...)
Everybody knows hackers will just shrug and give up after you fix 90% of your vulnerabilities.
The whole point of Dr. Who (well, one of the points) is that the female assistants keep on showing him up...it's a showcase for smart, self-empowered women.
If I were paying $1.2 billion for something as rote as a payroll system, it better be fucking amazing.
The real WTF is that IBM still don't have an off-the-shelf payroll system.
Paying people's wages is almost the original computer application.
Sounds like the sort of story I'd tell to landlords after a few beers....
I'd been baiting my traps with an an aerosol can of CO2 produced by emissions from an SUV belching C02 into a Styrofoam container full of dry ice kept cool by an R-22 refrigeration system powered by my diesel generator.
Yep. That sounds like an all-American solution to a problem.
What does "activist" have to do with it? He's accused of a definite offense which is nothing to do with activism.
They did ask. In fact, they asked him not to leave the country.
No, they said he was free to go and gave him his passport back.
Get a fucking clue
Quite.
If they want to talk to him, they only need to ask and I have no doubt it would be granted.
Julian has invited them to come over.
Too much XKCD?
https://xkcd.com/1022/
Actually, a judge has yet to find whether it's OK or not. The admissibility of the evidence in these cases is going to hinge on whether or not it was collected through legal means. And no matter which way the judge finds, the loser is going to appeal. As far as I know, this is all untested legal ground.
You're forgetting something: They said 'pedophile' in the press release.
Which I did.
The trouble is, very few websites work without it.
In other words, I was whitelisting every website that I visited.
Javascript is used so much, I never came across a website that would function without it.
No JavaScript == No Web.
There's a reason you're posting AC...?
a) Your story sounds unlikely
b) If you think your security is worth less than a mouse click then you'll get the browsing experience you deserve.
You could try enabling it on your bank's website.
The real problem is that email is antiquated, are far more complicated than it needs to be. Instead of bolting a new face on it, make a better protocol.
People who find it intolerable for those reasons that are already using whatsapp, etc
Some languages allow you to write programs more quickly than other languages.
The difference between Java and C++ is minimal.
Men in black cars are scarier than SWAT teams. SWAT teams can only shoot you.
And guess what? Most people use Office sitting at a desk, not on a Sofa.
Nope. The "news" part is that they're confirming that Microsoft's bet-the-company strategy is failing.
No different than how Samsung made tons of commercials poking fun of iPhone users. If you make a better product just show the product. If you make an inferior product then take cheap shots at the competition.
Yep. Apple would never make adverts poking fun at the competition...
Ford paid his workers well so they could afford his card. Maybe if they paid them better they wouldn't have to worry about this.
Maybe they're pocketing them to sell on eBay.
So what do we do about phosphorous?
Start looking for a solution...?
Are you seriously suggesting we don't do this because it only removes one of the three ingredients of artificial fertilizer?
Triffids!
Does a ding in the door mean that the entire door's structural integrity has been compromised? I've always wondered how long a carbon fibre driveshaft would last, much less the frame/structure that would save someone in a crash.
Gee, if only there were people who actually know stuff like that. We could get them to design the cars instead of the liberal-arts-majors who design them at the moment...