Speculation has also arisen that such a deal may lead to Steve Jobs earning a position on Disney's board of directors. He would likely become Disney's largest individual share holder.
It was also rumoured that Steve Jobs' first move as Disney boardmember is convincing the rest of the board to re-edit 'Snow White' so that the Queen feeds Snow White a poison banana.
When your site is down & Livejournal's making you angry
You can always blame - Bantown!
When you've got blogs, all the noise and the worry
Seems to stop, I know - Bantown!
Just listen to the music of the vulnerable website
Linger on the domain where the CSS is not right
You only lose!
The lags are much longer there
You can see all your troubles, see all your fear
So go Bantown! things'll be worse when you're
Bantown! - no security measures, for sure
Bantown! - everyone's waiting on you!
Another technology called Space Time Block Coding (STBC) will reduce signal dropout by using multiple antennas for redundancy.
I knew all those years of Star Trek would eventually lead to every day applications.
Now we can use our wireless routers for subspace communication with strange new worlds and new life forms, and boldly route where no one has routed before.
Now can they please stop suing their consumer base?
Back door or poor design? You can't really tell
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WMF Flaw not a Backdoor
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First of all, that was extremely wordy article to explain the WMF vulnerability, IMHO. But some important points were made:
if an attacker can get your computer to execute their WMF file through Internet Explorer or Outlook, for example, they can make your system execute arbitrary Windows commands, including downloading malicious applications and launching them.
My belief is that Microsoft developers decided to implement as much as the GDI function-set as possible.
In any case, its not clear that the developers envisioned applications creating on-disk metafiles with abort procedures.
...given a choice of believing there was malicious intent or poor design behind this implementation, I'll pick poor design.
Either way, it is still hard to tell why it was designed that way in the first place, maybe one of these links can tell us?
Last I heard Sulu was still patrolling the Cardassian border in the U.S.S. Excelsior.
Maybe he has moved on to seek out new worlds, but he is definitely still kicking butt at 113+ years old!
"According to the study, the problem lies with the requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that companies disclose ownership of intellectual property to their shareholders. The study indicates that dozens of companies are discovered each year to have violated the terms of GPL, and if they are public companies, they are violating Sarbanes-Oxley."
If you are given something for free, then you own it - do you not? The solution is to have anyone using it say that they are the 'owners,' being respectful to the creators of the software, of course.
Either that or they need to change the regulations to allow the lawful use of free software.
On a side note, Sarbanes-Oxley is a huge headache....THANKS ENRON!
2 Days later the line was ripped in half by a backhoe from the company they contracted to do the plumbing.
Rumors said the guy was fired due to failing a drug test.
Fired? That's nothing, back in Biblical Times he would be totally stoned.
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Speculation has also arisen that such a deal may lead to Steve Jobs earning a position on Disney's board of directors. He would likely become Disney's largest individual share holder.
It was also rumoured that Steve Jobs' first move as Disney boardmember is convincing the rest of the board to re-edit 'Snow White' so that the Queen feeds Snow White a poison banana.
Nicely done.
Thanks, Petula Clark and Death Metal have always had a huge influence on me.
It's easier for the average joe to wrap his head around a simple metric than something nebulous such as "considerably faster."
You just gave me a great idea for a band name - "Nebulous Joe"
It would be ironic therefore if his essay on minds and machines were one day used to justify the slavery of (non-human) machines.
A machine will work diligently until it physically breaks or encounters an error.
A man will figure out a way to avoid the work by creating a machine to do it for him, and then quickly move on to more pleasurable activities.
When your site is down & Livejournal's making you angry
You can always blame - Bantown!
When you've got blogs, all the noise and the worry
Seems to stop, I know - Bantown!
Just listen to the music of the vulnerable website
Linger on the domain where the CSS is not right
You only lose!
The lags are much longer there
You can see all your troubles, see all your fear
So go Bantown! things'll be worse when you're
Bantown! - no security measures, for sure
Bantown! - everyone's waiting on you!
I don't understand why Jobs would say something false that we know will be quickly tested and analyzed in order to verify that claim?
Wouldn't it have been better for Apple's credibility to just say it is a significant improvement and will be faster than its predecessor?
Public Enemy was right - Don't believe the hype.
Man, first my wife complains and now NASA?
I just need my space.
In other news, paper crimes have cost Trillions per year.
It is amazing how many crimes go unreported, and if we were to prosecute all crimes by every person alive today, it would cost Quadrillions!
Perhaps the worst part is that, in many cases, this isn't even a case of 'embrace and extend', but just plain doing it wrong.
Maybe someone should send them a copy of 'The Joy of Sex?'
Maybe Wikipedia can help with this crisis in information sharing?
Helping out humanity is one more reason to share data. Kindness with compassion is another.
You can read how they wire tunnels for cell phones here:r efer=promotion&c=digivance
PDF file warning!
http://www.adc.com/Library/Literature/100557.pdf?
I think people have just found more "secure" ways of trading music.
Maybe the DOJ/government will subpeona Google to find out how many people are searching for music and movie files too?
According to Swedish scientists, people should be more worried about the subway air they breathe, than their cell phone use.
I guess I could just call someone.
Call the guys at JPL, they are secretly working on a Warp Drive, just don't tell anyone.
Another technology called Space Time Block Coding (STBC) will reduce signal dropout by using multiple antennas for redundancy.
I knew all those years of Star Trek would eventually lead to every day applications.
Now we can use our wireless routers for subspace communication with strange new worlds and new life forms, and boldly route where no one has routed before.
Now can they please stop suing their consumer base?
First of all, that was extremely wordy article to explain the WMF vulnerability, IMHO. But some important points were made:
...given a choice of believing there was malicious intent or poor design behind this implementation, I'll pick poor design.
if an attacker can get your computer to execute their WMF file through Internet Explorer or Outlook, for example, they can make your system execute arbitrary Windows commands, including downloading malicious applications and launching them.
My belief is that Microsoft developers decided to implement as much as the GDI function-set as possible.
In any case, its not clear that the developers envisioned applications creating on-disk metafiles with abort procedures.
Either way, it is still hard to tell why it was designed that way in the first place, maybe one of these links can tell us?
I wouldn't have love at all.
This virus taught me that no warning will stop humans from investigating urequited love notes from their office coworkers.
In 49 milliseconds I figured this was Redundant.
Last I heard Sulu was still patrolling the Cardassian border in the U.S.S. Excelsior.
Maybe he has moved on to seek out new worlds, but he is definitely still kicking butt at 113+ years old!
what would you do in this situation?
The first thing I would do is Google ingenuity and innovation.
And Barry doesn't either ha
Google is lean and mean and Gary doesn't take any Schnitt!
"According to the study, the problem lies with the requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that companies disclose ownership of intellectual property to their shareholders. The study indicates that dozens of companies are discovered each year to have violated the terms of GPL, and if they are public companies, they are violating Sarbanes-Oxley."
If you are given something for free, then you own it - do you not? The solution is to have anyone using it say that they are the 'owners,' being respectful to the creators of the software, of course.
Either that or they need to change the regulations to allow the lawful use of free software.
On a side note, Sarbanes-Oxley is a huge headache....THANKS ENRON!
2 Days later the line was ripped in half by a backhoe from the company they contracted to do the plumbing.
Rumors said the guy was fired due to failing a drug test.
Fired? That's nothing, back in Biblical Times he would be totally stoned.