Wow I dont think I want to live in a nation of the litigious where we go around suing everything that breaths. Seriously a 4 year old? Whats next Mr Prosecutor? Will you sue a dog that bites someone next? Maybe a newborn who's mother passes away giving birth? To the family of the deceased my condolences. To the defendant this may be an opportunity to use the Survival of the fittest defense. The judge is only following what the statutes says he must so we shouldnt be too harsh on him; but whom ever started this lawsuit should be sentenced to work at a daycare facility full of 4 year olds for a couple months to learn first hand just what a 4 year old is capable of.
I am feeling generous today and will give Intel the benefit of the doubt that they are not completely incompetent. 1.5 days before the chips hit the general public.
Correct me if I am wrong but isnt this "project" similar to what the military pays people to do all ready? Think up different attack vectors and then think up how to prevent them from happening. Has anyone read the art of war? So it is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you can win a hundred battles without a single loss.
Movielink is requiring IE because they are using an activeX control which is IE specific. Granted they could have done whatever it is they are doing just as efficiently with flash and not required users to click on 2 boxes to allow the activex to run. I personally wont do so unless I really trust the site I am visiting. The best option you have is to emaail their web developers and let them know they just lost $1m for requiring IE.
Tune in next week for yet another story on Transparent Aluminum. PS there was also an article about a month or two ago on this. I think we might be on the for front of this wonderous new technolegy. Now I am off to rescue a whale in a Klingon battleship.
Get the SanDisk Cruiser Titanium. I have one of these and am very impressed with it. It has a hard shell and the usb connector retracts into the device, unlike the other drives who have a cheap plastic cap that most people loose in a week. As for data secerity, Us GPG to encrypt the contents to a self extracting encrypted archive or just encrypt the data and store a copy of GPG on the drive with the data. If you have more data to backup than what will fit on a thumbdrive then there is the option of an external HDD case. This allows you to place a 300gb hard drive in an external usb enclosure. when the flood waters come you can grab the drive and run.
You do realise that just because you are editing it and sending it to google's servers encrypted, The moment it exits googles servers it is being delivered in clear text. That is the standard that email is based on. clear text entry and delivery. If you are realy so paranoid then you should be using GPG or PGP.
Government websites are required to be standards compliant. By requiring a particular browser type and above a certain version is not standards complient.
well i dont know if i would trust the results of this study. I think the results might be biased slightly in the direction of studies being inaccurate. I think that I will have to perform a study to test the results of this studies results of studies. HA now try to say that 3 times fast.
By this logic pencils are hereby banned for all eternity. If we are banning tools for the crimes of people then we must get rid of anything sharp and we will still have new crimes being commited when the new tool comes out.
OH goodie yet another RSA keyfob to add to the ring. Lets see theres the one for work, home, bank, car, McDonalds, etc... Can we try using rfid chips instead. that way i dont have to drive home to get the keyfob for work.
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Wow I dont think I want to live in a nation of the litigious where we go around suing everything that breaths. Seriously a 4 year old? Whats next Mr Prosecutor? Will you sue a dog that bites someone next? Maybe a newborn who's mother passes away giving birth? To the family of the deceased my condolences. To the defendant this may be an opportunity to use the Survival of the fittest defense. The judge is only following what the statutes says he must so we shouldnt be too harsh on him; but whom ever started this lawsuit should be sentenced to work at a daycare facility full of 4 year olds for a couple months to learn first hand just what a 4 year old is capable of.
I am feeling generous today and will give Intel the benefit of the doubt that they are not completely incompetent. 1.5 days before the chips hit the general public.
We are researching how these bugs are able to adapt so quickly to our army stumbling around on klendathu. CENSORED Would you like to know more?
Dont let Peta find out about this but fireflies in a glass jar work fairly well and I am sure are far cheaper than researching how they do it.
Correct me if I am wrong but isnt this "project" similar to what the military pays people to do all ready? Think up different attack vectors and then think up how to prevent them from happening. Has anyone read the art of war? So it is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you can win a hundred battles without a single loss.
You could use it to make a flying saucer for halloween.
The best way to silence your HDD is to get slashdotted and have your computer die a horrible death :P
Whats this token ring you speak of? Is that like my Thick net connection with the vampire taps and such? :)
Movielink is requiring IE because they are using an activeX control which is IE specific. Granted they could have done whatever it is they are doing just as efficiently with flash and not required users to click on 2 boxes to allow the activex to run. I personally wont do so unless I really trust the site I am visiting. The best option you have is to emaail their web developers and let them know they just lost $1m for requiring IE.
Yes they must use a special computer that does this at the end of calculating his taxes.
You owe $/100=$
Tune in next week for yet another story on Transparent Aluminum. PS there was also an article about a month or two ago on this. I think we might be on the for front of this wonderous new technolegy. Now I am off to rescue a whale in a Klingon battleship.
Get the SanDisk Cruiser Titanium. I have one of these and am very impressed with it. It has a hard shell and the usb connector retracts into the device, unlike the other drives who have a cheap plastic cap that most people loose in a week. As for data secerity, Us GPG to encrypt the contents to a self extracting encrypted archive or just encrypt the data and store a copy of GPG on the drive with the data. If you have more data to backup than what will fit on a thumbdrive then there is the option of an external HDD case. This allows you to place a 300gb hard drive in an external usb enclosure. when the flood waters come you can grab the drive and run.
You do realise that just because you are editing it and sending it to google's servers encrypted, The moment it exits googles servers it is being delivered in clear text. That is the standard that email is based on. clear text entry and delivery. If you are realy so paranoid then you should be using GPG or PGP.
Government websites are required to be standards compliant. By requiring a particular browser type and above a certain version is not standards complient.
well i dont know if i would trust the results of this study. I think the results might be biased slightly in the direction of studies being inaccurate. I think that I will have to perform a study to test the results of this studies results of studies. HA now try to say that 3 times fast.
By this logic pencils are hereby banned for all eternity. If we are banning tools for the crimes of people then we must get rid of anything sharp and we will still have new crimes being commited when the new tool comes out.
OH goodie yet another RSA keyfob to add to the ring. Lets see theres the one for work, home, bank, car, McDonalds, etc... Can we try using rfid chips instead. that way i dont have to drive home to get the keyfob for work.
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