Think about it - they obviously didn't reoffend, right? If they had, they'd have been detected and returned (probably with a few extra bruises) to the Rock. Therefore, in the case of these three men the system worked perfectly - whether they escaped or not.
It won't do any real long-term good, but not a bad idea. Sadly, my experience is that the average internet user won't know or care what SSL even is. C'mon - we had a hard enough time getting the internet's user base to understand "locked green padlock = good, unlocked yellow/red padlock = how bad do you want your pron?".
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Yeah. We can call it "Higgs matter" instead. Or maybe "God matter".
Parallel observation: letting programmers name the programs they're writing is about as smart as letting the marketing department actually write the code.
In fact, Alisher would be well advised never to let Mr. Putin even see the medal. I can see Mr. Putin simply putting the medal in his pocket and making sure everyone knows how his old pal Alisher "gave it to him".
That's why most respectable Linux administrators don't run X on servers. Most of us just turn off that pesky GUI so that we can get work done.
I don't suppose M$ has some kind of command-line mode for their servers? Some sort of Disk Operating System which could be used to provide a runtime environment for applications and services without requiring the use of a large, resource-hogging graphical interface which (as has been pointed out) is a great place to find exploitable code.
It's proprietary code! Surely the vendor has the most noble and idealized motives in making sure their code's not merely good enough to sell, it's actually good, with highly trained and competent professionals dedicated to ensuring their customer's safety after they take the money.
At least, not over 'the net' . . . although I suppose the three-letter types already have plenty of telemonitoring in place if I somehow disconnect my toilet from the internet.
It doesn't work on anybody, yet. Who it'll work on will probably have to wait until it actually is made to work for somebody - then "who" will be a select group of people who can afford it. Gray doesn't matter - green does.
We only publish the names of the failures (and sometimes old, decommissioned systems), so that the public can see that they're really worried about nothing. Wouldn't do to have the little darlings actually know what we know now, would it?
Some of the files in question may have been subject to change as they were moved from host to host, an analog to mutations in virii. By analyzing the 'mutations' in the image files, it may be possible to gain some insight into the paths the various iterations of the same image took before being found by law enforcement.
If the oxygen content of Earth's atmosphere is unusual, perhaps our form of life is also unusual. Life could well be as plentiful as we could hope throughout the Universe - but life we can recognize evolved to exist in a Nitrogen/Oxygen atmosphere like ours may prove considerably less common.
Brand them with a big "DUI" on their foreheads. While we're at it, we can come up with brands for pirates, adulterers, and thieves. Heck, maybe we can even bring back the old "rule of thumb"? My wife's been getting on my nerves lately . . .
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Think about it - they obviously didn't reoffend, right? If they had, they'd have been detected and returned (probably with a few extra bruises) to the Rock. Therefore, in the case of these three men the system worked perfectly - whether they escaped or not.
I'll bet he could tell you. He has written a hostfile manager that guards your home, brings you your slippers and makes your coffee in the morning.
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Fluids (the stuff generally coming out of the print heads of most 3-D printers) just don't behave the same at <.001g as they do at 1 g.
I still disagree with your solution, but at least it applies to this topic. You should've posted with an ID instead of as A/C.
For some others, however . . . well, I make it a point not to dance in public.
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Nor did Movie title, or Sony BMG artist. Why is nobody going to see our movies or buy our artists' music?
Who said I was respectable?
Parallel observation: letting programmers name the programs they're writing is about as smart as letting the marketing department actually write the code.
"I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve."
Just sayin'.
I don't suppose M$ has some kind of command-line mode for their servers? Some sort of Disk Operating System which could be used to provide a runtime environment for applications and services without requiring the use of a large, resource-hogging graphical interface which (as has been pointed out) is a great place to find exploitable code.
It's proprietary code! Surely the vendor has the most noble and idealized motives in making sure their code's not merely good enough to sell, it's actually good, with highly trained and competent professionals dedicated to ensuring their customer's safety after they take the money.
At least, not over 'the net' . . . although I suppose the three-letter types already have plenty of telemonitoring in place if I somehow disconnect my toilet from the internet.
It doesn't work on anybody, yet. Who it'll work on will probably have to wait until it actually is made to work for somebody - then "who" will be a select group of people who can afford it. Gray doesn't matter - green does.
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Never touch the stuff myself. The boys at Redmond almost make Apple look good.
We only publish the names of the failures (and sometimes old, decommissioned systems), so that the public can see that they're really worried about nothing. Wouldn't do to have the little darlings actually know what we know now, would it?
Just asking.
Some of the files in question may have been subject to change as they were moved from host to host, an analog to mutations in virii. By analyzing the 'mutations' in the image files, it may be possible to gain some insight into the paths the various iterations of the same image took before being found by law enforcement.
FTFY. Incidentally, we all remember what "pseudo" means, right? Ersatz? Imitation? Fake?
If the oxygen content of Earth's atmosphere is unusual, perhaps our form of life is also unusual. Life could well be as plentiful as we could hope throughout the Universe - but life we can recognize evolved to exist in a Nitrogen/Oxygen atmosphere like ours may prove considerably less common.
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Brand them with a big "DUI" on their foreheads. While we're at it, we can come up with brands for pirates, adulterers, and thieves. Heck, maybe we can even bring back the old "rule of thumb"? My wife's been getting on my nerves lately . . .
FTFY.