Put a single quote mark in the user name line of a password. If you get a particular error message, you know that site is vulnerable to a technique of stealing database contents called "sequel injection."
It's good to see that they are learning something then...
I like Apple, I like my iPod, and I like all the other stuff they make (escpecially what they made a few/many years ago, like the Mac SE and IICx). However, they are a little evil. My dad used to sell computers into education establishments in the UK, working for a private firm. Apple opened up an Apple store in the same region, and managed to undercut the supplier my dad worked for by about 2 or 3% on almost every product. Needless to say, he ended up loosing his job because the orders wern't coming in. I found out a few days ago that the place is still running though. Selling Windows boxes...
Personally I think space exploration is a worthy cause for mankind and see no wrong in diverting a reasonable level of funding toward it
I disagree a little with this; We know more about space that we do about the depths of our own oceans, and I think that some funding funding for space projects should be reduced a little, and we should put the same amount of effort into deep sea exploration.
Saying that though, at the end of the day, I think that all research is good, no matter what it's about. The more we can do to expand out knowledge of the universe and our world, the better. Just my £0.02.
Funnily enough, it looks easy to make a supercomputer like this. Although, I'm not 100% sure how it works, like is each node an independant machine performing tasks for the host?
... But this guy didn't really CREATE or FATHER the world wide web, thousands of people created it, and thousands of people will continue it for years to come. No-one can be attributed to be the creator of the net. What about ARPA-net and MIL-net, I thought they were american inventions?
... The same type of psuedo-monopoly (I guess you could call it that) that printer companies have... After the product has been established, the hardware prices fall to about 30 GBP, but the price of replacement ink cartridges will cost about two thirds to three quarters of the cost of the printer in the first place?
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Put a single quote mark in the user name line of a password. If you get a particular error message, you know that site is vulnerable to a technique of stealing database contents called "sequel injection." It's good to see that they are learning something then...
Well I'm sorry if I slipped up there sir, after all I am only human.
Ingenious! Now if you'll excuse me, I have some code to download and change the settings (of).
How about Apple? There is such a thing as a good corporation.
Look at this: Is Apple The New Microsoft?
Apple do make some good stuff though.
It would be sweet if google let you add feeds... but The only feed I would want to add is slashdot :p
Next up is the Whorse... a multiuser mouse! Well it was funny in my head...
I like Apple, I like my iPod, and I like all the other stuff they make (escpecially what they made a few/many years ago, like the Mac SE and IICx). However, they are a little evil. My dad used to sell computers into education establishments in the UK, working for a private firm. Apple opened up an Apple store in the same region, and managed to undercut the supplier my dad worked for by about 2 or 3% on almost every product. Needless to say, he ended up loosing his job because the orders wern't coming in. I found out a few days ago that the place is still running though. Selling Windows boxes...
ow about they give stocks to the users, as well? O:-)
Looks like an 'open and shut' case to me...
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What? Mac with a 3 button mouse? ARGH!
What I meant was, it looks easy-er than I thought it would be; If someone said to me: 'Build a supercomputer.' I'd have no idea where to start.
Personally I think space exploration is a worthy cause for mankind and see no wrong in diverting a reasonable level of funding toward it
I disagree a little with this; We know more about space that we do about the depths of our own oceans, and I think that some funding funding for space projects should be reduced a little, and we should put the same amount of effort into deep sea exploration.
Saying that though, at the end of the day, I think that all research is good, no matter what it's about. The more we can do to expand out knowledge of the universe and our world, the better.
Just my £0.02.
Funnily enough, it looks easy to make a supercomputer like this. Although, I'm not 100% sure how it works, like is each node an independant machine performing tasks for the host?
... But this guy didn't really CREATE or FATHER the world wide web, thousands of people created it, and thousands of people will continue it for years to come. No-one can be attributed to be the creator of the net. What about ARPA-net and MIL-net, I thought they were american inventions?
... The same type of psuedo-monopoly (I guess you could call it that) that printer companies have... After the product has been established, the hardware prices fall to about 30 GBP, but the price of replacement ink cartridges will cost about two thirds to three quarters of the cost of the printer in the first place?