Wait...so the president's actions in 2009 is responsible for information remaining hidden from 2000 through 2008? For crying out loud, he didn't even make US Senate until 2004. But yes, I suppose the corruption of a member of the Illionois Senate has its reach all the way down into the state of Missouri (where Monsanto is based). Or maybe Obama has a time machine.
You are missing the point. The point is the frequent cross-pollination between big agribusiness/GMO interests and public safety and regulation departments of the us govt. The revolving door between Monsanto and the USDA is one of many. The USDA is merely filling out its warped destiny however, seeing as even its mission statement clearly points out a conflict of interest. It is supposed to both regulate, and promote agribusiness.
Apparently FF is not discovering a toolbar update. I had to uninstall it, then download the Dangermouse release to get the new sharing/URL functionality.
Perhaps I'm being obtuse, but Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.1.5) Gecko/20091105 Remi/fc8 Firefox/3.5.5 GTB6
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Google toolbar Version 6.1.20091119L
I'm not seeing this functionality anywhere in the toolbar
At the time, my suspicious nature concluded that the delay was artificial but the process was automated, with some human doing a random sampling of the changes. But you're probably right.
I'm really not sure how it works on the back-end. For all I know they just pit the new name against a name/dictionary blacklist. Your guess is as good as mine.
Yes, precisely. Especially considering that FB needs to explicitly approve name changes. I went through the process once, and it was 3 days before they cleared it and my new name showed up.
The article said "SQL" in the headline, but never mentioned it again after that.
My guess is that the compromised websites all have something in common, such as running the same CMS for example. You're right though, the article is short on details of the injection itself.
Linux RPMs were built targeting LSB 3.2 lsb >= 3.2 is needed by google-chrome-beta-4.0.249.30-33928.i386
I'll just add this to the list of reasons to upgrade this FC8 install.:p
We already have grammar nazis. We already have people making car analogies. We already have legions of frist psots, in soviet russias, and overlord welcoming posters willing to fix that for ya.
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I'm half-joking and half-serious here, but man-bags are on the rise.
It's not a man-bag, a man-purse, or a murse. It is a satchel. Get it right!
*adjusts satchel*
Any government that even attempts to compromise my servers... is not a government I want to cater to any longer.
Wait...so the president's actions in 2009 is responsible for information remaining hidden from 2000 through 2008? For crying out loud, he didn't even make US Senate until 2004. But yes, I suppose the corruption of a member of the Illionois Senate has its reach all the way down into the state of Missouri (where Monsanto is based). Or maybe Obama has a time machine.
You are missing the point. The point is the frequent cross-pollination between big agribusiness/GMO interests and public safety and regulation departments of the us govt. The revolving door between Monsanto and the USDA is one of many. The USDA is merely filling out its warped destiny however, seeing as even its mission statement clearly points out a conflict of interest. It is supposed to both regulate, and promote agribusiness.
You've gone too far. I won't be flying any longer.
sincerely,
a citizen
How naive. You forget the inevitable conclusion of this trend, the zombie kitty apocalypse!
Call me old fashioned, but I like to see where a link is going before I click it.
Even if it's so cute?
Apparently FF is not discovering a toolbar update. I had to uninstall it, then download the Dangermouse release to get the new sharing/URL functionality.
Perhaps I'm being obtuse, but
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9.1.5) Gecko/20091105 Remi/fc8 Firefox/3.5.5 GTB6
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Google toolbar Version 6.1.20091119L
I'm not seeing this functionality anywhere in the toolbar
Why do I want the sidewiki thing, or whatever it's called?
Options >> Tools >> uncheck Sidewiki box
done.
I don't understand why more people are not using it.
I, for one, haven't heard of it 'till you mentioned it.
As they say around these parts, 6 of one, and a half-dozen of the other.
At the time, my suspicious nature concluded that the delay was artificial but the process was automated, with some human doing a random sampling of the changes. But you're probably right.
I'm really not sure how it works on the back-end. For all I know they just pit the new name against a name/dictionary blacklist. Your guess is as good as mine.
Has Facebook gotten so smug that they feel they can do whatever they want and people will just deal with it.
Yes.
Yes, precisely. Especially considering that FB needs to explicitly approve name changes. I went through the process once, and it was 3 days before they cleared it and my new name showed up.
Now the people who browse these sites and get hit with malware, that looks to be specific to Windows.
Yeah. I saw my error after I had posted it, so I tried to correct it with a follow up.
The article said "SQL" in the headline, but never mentioned it again after that.
My guess is that the compromised websites all have something in common, such as running the same CMS for example. You're right though, the article is short on details of the injection itself.
Doesn't say what systems are affected by this SQL Injection.
All I can tell (from TFA), is it affects Windows
Fixed. Need coffee.
Doesn't say what systems are affected by this SQL Injection.
All I can tell (from TFA), is it affects Windows servers.
For those of you awaking in your tauntaun right now
As a matter of fact, I was.
no idea about OSX, I don't use it
I've been using the dev channel release for months now on Snow Leopard and had zero problems with it. It's been noticeably faster than FF but oc YMMV
Linux RPMs were built targeting LSB 3.2 :p
lsb >= 3.2 is needed by google-chrome-beta-4.0.249.30-33928.i386
I'll just add this to the list of reasons to upgrade this FC8 install.
We already have grammar nazis. We already have people making car analogies. We already have legions of frist psots, in soviet russias, and overlord welcoming posters willing to fix that for ya.
you must not be new here.
How many hours did this take?