I would say no guns and are good.. Some would say the Personal Freedom to Carry a gun is good....(no need to go into detail about why.. I think it's clear)
I don't think guns are the same topic, as there is no clear side as to which is good. Although I wholeheartedly believe I am correct, I understand and realize that there are many people who disagree with me and have valid points...
Basically what I am trying to say is as Information has a clear good side and a clear bad side, it's only the point as to where that line is drawn that is questionable. Not which side is good
where have you been during this entire conversation? why is FF getting more exploits?? because more people are useing it.. do you really think that your browser/OS of choice is really that much better? maybe.. but I am willing to bet just as many holes will be found.
Why talk to your friends about issues you have with them when you can bitch to thousands of anonymous readers, who will blindly agree with whatever you say to ensure you stay their online friend. People with more online readers and comments are defiantly cooler than anybody who handles personal issues personally.
They should tell you to report your credit card as stolen if you lose your key card
I highly doubt that the clerk at the desk knows what is on the card other than it opens your door. I would like to check into a hotel where they keep that info on the card and see if they actually do tell me to report my credit card as stolen. I wonder if there are any legal issues with them not telling you that there are copies of that information that was declared as stolen( to them).
There is a regular who comes into a place where I work every day who likes to chat. He apparently was one of the first people within Canada to get a heart transplant. He told me that one of the drugs that they gave him to weaken his system (anti rejection) was based on the dye that Coke uses in their soft drinks..
I'm not to sure how accurate this is.. Although he seems very informative and accurate on everything else we talk about.. I'd like to know if anybody else has some knowledge on this.
Flying spaghetti monsterism I believe highlights one of the best things of wikipedia. The work that the "FSM movement" is doing I believe is ridiculously powerful and needed to be done a long time ago, and any press it gets is fantastic. Now the actual debate for why this is necessary and the good vs. evil of ID being taught in US schools is not what I want to get into, I think we can both agree if nothing else FSM is bringing more attention to a topic that is crying for more people to get involved.
The fact that a place like wikipedia can have an article on FSM is amazing, knowing that other reference sources would not include this. Regardless of the "flash in the pan" type of media coverage, if a neutral article on any topic can be written why not include it, that's one of the highlights of the project.. no?
Your comment makes you come off as an elitist, where only topics you feel are important should be included, but why stop there?
I'm sorry I don't intend to offend here. I just want to highlight some of the powers that wikipedia holds for me. And I would also like to thank you for all your work on this project. As you can probably tell from my grammar and spelling errors I myself do not visit the library very often.
Most of the population is clustered together. I doubt it will be a big problem. Their goal is not to cover the country but to cover most people.. major metropolitan areas
I don't get it....if a system admin is active enough to look at this page and cross reference with his/her network. Do you think it's likely that it's the same people who actually are also active enough to carefully monitor their traffic to notice a spam bot?
of course this page would be more useful especially for everybody else...
but at first glance at the summary I started to scratch my head and wonder why exactly somebody would make this.
While I totally agree with the concept I don't think your argument holds up.
If brakes fail on a car a person dies, while if a OS has a hole privacy is breached, and data is corrupted. This is not quite the same level of damage(although I'm sure there are cases which go both ways.. I'm speaking in general here)
The problem is if a new Honda Civic was to wait in storage for 2 years it would still be allowed on the road, and would be in better condition than the greater population of the cars out there. While if you wait 2 years for an os things change so rapidly that the os needs to be patched right out of the box.
Beyond that there are a lot of people (or very few very good people) who aim to destroy software and find vulnerabilities. While correct me if I'm wrong but unless murder is your goal not to many people target cars so they become a hazard to the owner.
With that said. I do believe that something like shipping a product with a virus which brings us back to TFA, is something that really needs to be followed up on. Creative got caught with their pants down here and I am curious to see what the final result will be.
I'm sure they have something big planned. I doubt they would be using Jabber without planning on using S2S in the future.. The potential for this is HUGE.. Use Google talk and watch Google adds when talking to anybody on any protocol. Why wouldn't they? Remember folks, this is beta software that is only a week old.
I must be honest I am incredibly disappointed with Google talk (as of right now). I'm currently in the process of setting up my own jabber server and I am fairly new to jabber but I really do think that Google talk has a lot more potential..
man... I used to work at SCM plant that dealt with Ontario Canada, yes that is correct, one location handled every Wal-Mart in Ontario. That place was ridiculously fast, thousands of boxes were running on Km's and Km's track in the ceiling. It was quite the experience just touring around checking out how boxes were tracked with their barcodes and then kicked off onto correct ramps to corresponding waiting trucks for a specific location. Now they intend to make it even more efficient and faster... wow..
If only they could put half of the engineering they put into that plant into every Wal-Mart so checkout lines would disappear. Something like the self checkout at Loblaws combined with this RFID would be very sweet. Walk through a sensor and swipe my credit card and then off to the car in seconds...
i actually had to scroll up to look for the numbers... with/. editing lately... still a poor job.. but look at me type with all these... and half sentences
Slashdot Mirror
..but a little knowledge is dangerous...
I totally agree whith what you have to say.
Right.. Depending on what you see as good..
I would say no guns and are good.. Some would say the Personal Freedom to Carry a gun is good....(no need to go into detail about why.. I think it's clear)
I don't think guns are the same topic, as there is no clear side as to which is good. Although I wholeheartedly believe I am correct, I understand and realize that there are many people who disagree with me and have valid points...
Basically what I am trying to say is as Information has a clear good side and a clear bad side, it's only the point as to where that line is drawn that is questionable. Not which side is good
where have you been during this entire conversation? why is FF getting more exploits?? because more people are useing it.. do you really think that your browser/OS of choice is really that much better? maybe.. but I am willing to bet just as many holes will be found.
Indeed. I don't understand the hype. I wonder how many holes we can find in the un-patched release of (Insert browser here).
COMON.. If anything the story should should have focused on the amazing release cycle of FF
Why talk to your friends about issues you have with them when you can bitch to thousands of anonymous readers, who will blindly agree with whatever you say to ensure you stay their online friend. People with more online readers and comments are defiantly cooler than anybody who handles personal issues personally.
Comment my pictures and I'll <3 you back....
*Shudders*
Indeed.. I wonder if they waited to see how many people noticed before they posted the story... Overall the site just feels .."Cleaner"
umm Yes There is
They should tell you to report your credit card as stolen if you lose your key card
I highly doubt that the clerk at the desk knows what is on the card other than it opens your door. I would like to check into a hotel where they keep that info on the card and see if they actually do tell me to report my credit card as stolen. I wonder if there are any legal issues with them not telling you that there are copies of that information that was declared as stolen( to them).
Will Google Secure Access work at other locations?
While Google Secure Access should work, we have not tested it at other locations.
There is a regular who comes into a place where I work every day who likes to chat. He apparently was one of the first people within Canada to get a heart transplant. He told me that one of the drugs that they gave him to weaken his system (anti rejection) was based on the dye that Coke uses in their soft drinks..
I'm not to sure how accurate this is.. Although he seems very informative and accurate on everything else we talk about.. I'd like to know if anybody else has some knowledge on this.
you guys hrmm?
Indeed I see your point now after reading other posts in the discussion. my bad
Flying spaghetti monsterism I believe highlights one of the best things of wikipedia. The work that the "FSM movement" is doing I believe is ridiculously powerful and needed to be done a long time ago, and any press it gets is fantastic. Now the actual debate for why this is necessary and the good vs. evil of ID being taught in US schools is not what I want to get into, I think we can both agree if nothing else FSM is bringing more attention to a topic that is crying for more people to get involved.
The fact that a place like wikipedia can have an article on FSM is amazing, knowing that other reference sources would not include this. Regardless of the "flash in the pan" type of media coverage, if a neutral article on any topic can be written why not include it, that's one of the highlights of the project.. no?
Your comment makes you come off as an elitist, where only topics you feel are important should be included, but why stop there?
I'm sorry I don't intend to offend here. I just want to highlight some of the powers that wikipedia holds for me. And I would also like to thank you for all your work on this project. As you can probably tell from my grammar and spelling errors I myself do not visit the library very often.
Most of the population is clustered together. I doubt it will be a big problem. Their goal is not to cover the country but to cover most people.. major metropolitan areas
I run a webpage for a University Campus bar in Ontario. 90% IE and 6.3% firefox.
But they took so many pretty pictures.
Hrm looks like that is dead as well.. Try this... How I failed the Turing test"
wow I thought my spelling was bad...
I don't get it....if a system admin is active enough to look at this page and cross reference with his/her network. Do you think it's likely that it's the same people who actually are also active enough to carefully monitor their traffic to notice a spam bot?
of course this page would be more useful especially for everybody else... but at first glance at the summary I started to scratch my head and wonder why exactly somebody would make this.
While I totally agree with the concept I don't think your argument holds up.
If brakes fail on a car a person dies, while if a OS has a hole privacy is breached, and data is corrupted. This is not quite the same level of damage(although I'm sure there are cases which go both ways.. I'm speaking in general here)
The problem is if a new Honda Civic was to wait in storage for 2 years it would still be allowed on the road, and would be in better condition than the greater population of the cars out there. While if you wait 2 years for an os things change so rapidly that the os needs to be patched right out of the box.
Beyond that there are a lot of people (or very few very good people) who aim to destroy software and find vulnerabilities. While correct me if I'm wrong but unless murder is your goal not to many people target cars so they become a hazard to the owner.
With that said. I do believe that something like shipping a product with a virus which brings us back to TFA, is something that really needs to be followed up on. Creative got caught with their pants down here and I am curious to see what the final result will be.
I'm sure they have something big planned. I doubt they would be using Jabber without planning on using S2S in the future.. The potential for this is HUGE.. Use Google talk and watch Google adds when talking to anybody on any protocol. Why wouldn't they? Remember folks, this is beta software that is only a week old.
I must be honest I am incredibly disappointed with Google talk (as of right now). I'm currently in the process of setting up my own jabber server and I am fairly new to jabber but I really do think that Google talk has a lot more potential..
man... I used to work at SCM plant that dealt with Ontario Canada, yes that is correct, one location handled every Wal-Mart in Ontario. That place was ridiculously fast, thousands of boxes were running on Km's and Km's track in the ceiling. It was quite the experience just touring around checking out how boxes were tracked with their barcodes and then kicked off onto correct ramps to corresponding waiting trucks for a specific location. Now they intend to make it even more efficient and faster... wow..
If only they could put half of the engineering they put into that plant into every Wal-Mart so checkout lines would disappear. Something like the self checkout at Loblaws combined with this RFID would be very sweet. Walk through a sensor and swipe my credit card and then off to the car in seconds...
lethal mistake
hrmmmm
New OS with no big new features other than DRM..(no CLI.. no FS)
new coke.......
this could be intresting...
computers aren't just for 'getting off' anymore,
...
faster downloading times for everything else!
BOOHYEAH! More PORN!
#1he provided prescriptions to people throughout the United States #2without ever evaluating them,
i actually had to scroll up to look for the numbers... with /. editing lately... still a poor job.. but look at me type with all these... and half sentences