You vastly misunderstood me. Copying the binary to another system is to defeat the on-the-fly rootkit that would alter the data on read. Nowhere near i suggested that you recompile the code. You check the BINARY on two different architectures.
Compile login with the suspicious compiler and inspect its assembly code. - you may or may not notice something Check the size of the binary. Copy it to another system, preferably with a different CPU. Check the size of the binary again.
There is no way they have on the fly cross compiling root kit:D
It is weird i don't see any USA or Russian trains, they both got a vast country and a knack of looking for grandour. How come that much smaller countries like Taiwan got faster trains, heh.
Well, they found the bug after he demonstrated the vulnerability, so this security team sucks. They should probably create a test account and let people try and vandalize that. Anyway, they should have paid the 500 bucks regardless if the guy is a moron or not. He pointed out a real vulnerability. This actions increased the worth of Facebook (well, it would have been increased more if the sec team is not a bunch of jerks).
When there is an electronic data breach, there are hundreds or thousands or more records. When it is a paper breach, it is probably less than ten records at once.
What? Is that the first occurence of the chemical? I mean, the scientists just tested several cosmetics to look for a useful chemical? In the past, scientists looked for useful chemicals in plants or even designed them. Now they 'find' useful chemicals in products.
Aging is a disease because its detrimental effects are causing you pain, inability to care for yourself and eventually death. It is a 100% lethal one, also causing a slew of other illnesses, much like AIDS. Symptoms: memory loss, bone loss, immune system deficiency, multiple organ failure. If you want to die, why not choose a faster and less painful way?
If you meant, aging is great, because then dictators won't live forever, think about North Korea, it doesn't seem like they had a problem with transferring the system.
We are not just collecting them, the plan is to mine them. And what's this talk about hundreds or thousands? Even if asteroid mining becomes an industry, i doubt there will be more than 10 at a time. Eventually, they will learn to mine them on spot or use the Moon for it, without towing them to Earth.
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Think of the grinders! Some people are able to play the same game for years, almost 24/7. Don't confuse casual gamers with the devoted.
C) And their last letter isn't 'A'.
Heh, read this.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/cassini/media/cassini-20080213.html
And let school kids to bear arms, so they can fight back this threat!
You vastly misunderstood me. Copying the binary to another system is to defeat the on-the-fly rootkit that would alter the data on read.
Nowhere near i suggested that you recompile the code.
You check the BINARY on two different architectures.
In Open Source, there is no clear boundary between developers and users. This is actually a benefit of open source, any user could be a developer.
Compile login with the suspicious compiler and inspect its assembly code. - you may or may not notice something
Check the size of the binary.
Copy it to another system, preferably with a different CPU.
Check the size of the binary again.
There is no way they have on the fly cross compiling root kit :D
It is weird i don't see any USA or Russian trains, they both got a vast country and a knack of looking for grandour.
How come that much smaller countries like Taiwan got faster trains, heh.
This causes false positives, so if they are really not bugs, then Python's code is even more awesome :D
Truth harms. Even simple truth.
Storks only intercept frogs. We need an eagle to catch twitters.
Actually, they caught some stork from Hungary too. It had a GPS to track its migratory path. Hopefully, the bird is still ok.
Who gave that magnet to the kid?
You meant STASI for KGB, and i'm pretty sure it was "legal". Different laws, you know.
Altruism is actually wise selfishness.
So the copyright infringement may still exist, but it is Steele who did that, willfully, with malice. I wonder what that would earn him.
Well, they found the bug after he demonstrated the vulnerability, so this security team sucks.
They should probably create a test account and let people try and vandalize that.
Anyway, they should have paid the 500 bucks regardless if the guy is a moron or not.
He pointed out a real vulnerability. This actions increased the worth of Facebook (well, it would have been increased more if the sec team is not a bunch of jerks).
No, that guy has a keylogger in my system.
And you can find it, easily.
When there is an electronic data breach, there are hundreds or thousands or more records. When it is a paper breach, it is probably less than ten records at once.
What? Is that the first occurence of the chemical? I mean, the scientists just tested several cosmetics to look for a useful chemical? In the past, scientists looked for useful chemicals in plants or even designed them. Now they 'find' useful chemicals in products.
Anything to support your statement?
Aging is a disease because its detrimental effects are causing you pain, inability to care for yourself and eventually death.
It is a 100% lethal one, also causing a slew of other illnesses, much like AIDS.
Symptoms: memory loss, bone loss, immune system deficiency, multiple organ failure.
If you want to die, why not choose a faster and less painful way?
If you meant, aging is great, because then dictators won't live forever, think about North Korea, it doesn't seem like they had a problem with transferring the system.
It's probably the most precious commodity in space.
We are not just collecting them, the plan is to mine them. And what's this talk about hundreds or thousands? Even if asteroid mining becomes an industry, i doubt there will be more than 10 at a time. Eventually, they will learn to mine them on spot or use the Moon for it, without towing them to Earth.
Probably only 4 out of every five users can do that math.