What would the impact of Google pulling out of China mean to citizens? How popular was Google, compared to Baidu, Bing, Yahoo, etc. in the Chinese web search space?
The irresponsible party in this case, is the software vendor. If the vendor can't clean up their act, and at least work on fixing 0-day exploits, then public disclosure/humiliation is probably a good way to get at least some vendor to sit up, take note and do the right thing the next time around.
This sounds like a good case for establishing a procedure.
1. Contact vendor about exploit, with an expiry date. 2. Release information about exploit once date has expired, irrespective of whether bug is fixed, and the fix deployed.
Is there perhaps a clearing house for such things?
Is it possible for a gene to map to more than just one function? If so, now that they've eliminated this gene, isn't it possible that they might have eliminated more than just breast cancer?
I personally believe that AI will never happen with us humans at our current level of intelligence.
To build a machine that is intelligent, we need to understand how our own intelligence works. If our intelligence was simple enough to understand and decipher, we humans would be too simple to understand it or decipher it.
Ergo, we humans will never ever build a machine that is intelligent. We can build a machine that will simulate intelligence, but never actually make it intelligent.
who needs a 1 Terabyte network-connected hard drive that is prohibited from serving most media files? Perhaps somebody with 220 million pages of.txt files they need to share? That's not the question we need to be asking.
The question we need to be asking is - "How can I replace the firmware on that thing and make it my bitch?"
"Ever sit there waiting for Slashdot post and wonder what's going on? Did they post it? Did it get ad-blocked? A study looks at the posting habits of a small group of Slashdot editors. They find, among other things, that editors would try to 'project a responsiveness image. For example, posting a short summary if a complete summary might take longer than usual, intentionally duping a story to make themselves seem busy, or planning out timing strategies for posts.' Tit-for-tat, 'Users would try to reciprocate posting behaviors -- responding quickly to people who responded quickly to them, and lowering their responsiveness to people who responded slowly to them in the past.'"
Somewhere along that post, I got bored and just did a copy-paste. Feel free to correct it later.
....gross exaggerations generated by opportunistic lawyers and online advertising consultants hoping to cash in on the anxieties triggered by their calculations"
I can't put my finger on it, but that sentence seems to have a lot of redundancy built into it.
Their shit diet is going to cost society massive amounts in health care!
Thats OK. Considering they're probably paying a buck-fifty for the shit that they eat, they'll surely have a lot of money left over for their healthcare.
I just don't know whether to feel sad for these guys, that they're taking the fall for something that they may not be in control of, or to feel happy that the top management has taken the hit rather than the lower ranks which is usually more common practice in corporate America.
I just don't know how to feel !! Help me Slashdot...
If these men can beat up a prof for saying things out loud, then its obvious the evolutionary process left them by the wayside, and they grew a up as apes. No wonder they dont believe in evolution.
Slashdot Mirror
And yet, NBC will not allow you to watch the Olympics online without an active cable subscription.
Are the channels really that afraid of the cable companies? Or is there a lot of revenue sharing going on?
Is it really the case that it's more profitable for the channels to screw over customers than it is for them to screw over the cable companies?
I honestly want to know.
What would the impact of Google pulling out of China mean to citizens? How popular was Google, compared to Baidu, Bing, Yahoo, etc. in the Chinese web search space?
This is like punishment.
The irresponsible party in this case, is the software vendor. If the vendor can't clean up their act, and at least work on fixing 0-day exploits, then public disclosure/humiliation is probably a good way to get at least some vendor to sit up, take note and do the right thing the next time around.
This sounds like a good case for establishing a procedure.
1. Contact vendor about exploit, with an expiry date.
2. Release information about exploit once date has expired, irrespective of whether bug is fixed, and the fix deployed.
Is there perhaps a clearing house for such things?
Is it possible for a gene to map to more than just one function?
If so, now that they've eliminated this gene, isn't it possible that they might have eliminated more than just breast cancer?
Well duh!! None of the data center operators opened their email.
I personally believe that AI will never happen with us humans at our current level of intelligence.
To build a machine that is intelligent, we need to understand how our own intelligence works. If our intelligence was simple enough to understand and decipher, we humans would be too simple to understand it or decipher it.
Ergo, we humans will never ever build a machine that is intelligent. We can build a machine that will simulate intelligence, but never actually make it intelligent.
This is editorialising. The BBC article does not have the term "Internet Browsers" in it. Nice trolling, by the way.
The question we need to be asking is - "How can I replace the firmware on that thing and make it my bitch?"
Fliches for footwear attack
Let me be the first to say... "Ha Ha"
Nooooooo!!!! Slashdot censoring Scuttlemonkey.
... Wait. Is that a good thing? ;)
fp? Now what the fuck is that?
Oooh, ooh, I know. Fountain Pepsi
You guys are lawyers AND like to help people? What's it like on your home planet ;) ?
"Ever sit there waiting for Slashdot post and wonder what's going on? Did they post it? Did it get ad-blocked? A study looks at the posting habits of a small group of Slashdot editors. They find, among other things, that editors would try to 'project a responsiveness image. For example, posting a short summary if a complete summary might take longer than usual, intentionally duping a story to make themselves seem busy, or planning out timing strategies for posts.' Tit-for-tat, 'Users would try to reciprocate posting behaviors -- responding quickly to people who responded quickly to them, and lowering their responsiveness to people who responded slowly to them in the past.'"
Somewhere along that post, I got bored and just did a copy-paste. Feel free to correct it later.
....gross exaggerations generated by opportunistic lawyers and online advertising consultants hoping to cash in on the anxieties triggered by their calculations"
I can't put my finger on it, but that sentence seems to have a lot of redundancy built into it.
I don't think that word means what you think it means...
Thats OK. Considering they're probably paying a buck-fifty for the shit that they eat, they'll surely have a lot of money left over for their healthcare.
Interesting? INTERESTING?????? Hmm. Show's a lot about the mods, don't it?
Those who would sacrifice liberty over security, deserve neither security nor liberty.
-Benjamin Franklin
I just don't know whether to feel sad for these guys, that they're taking the fall for something that they may not be in control of, or to feel happy that the top management has taken the hit rather than the lower ranks which is usually more common practice in corporate America.
I just don't know how to feel !! Help me Slashdot...
Will the cards work with Linux?
If these men can beat up a prof for saying things out loud, then its obvious the evolutionary process left them by the wayside, and they grew a up as apes. No wonder they dont believe in evolution.
...... Ubuntu followers are just sitting there hitting their browsers refresh button on the DistroWatch Ubuntu page......
You mean just like we do here on Slashdot?
two women and a man = embryo
You got it wrong, friend.
two women and a man = good pr0n