This is not about pity. It's more about passion. Pity sees suffering and wants to ease the pain; passion sees injustice and wants to settle the score. Pity implores the powerful to pay attention; passion warns them about what will happen if they don't. The risk of pity is that it kills with kindness; the promise of passion is that it builds on the hope that the poor are fully capable of helping themselves if given the chance. In 2005 the world's poor needed no more condolences; they needed people to get interested, get mad and then get to work.
because nobody bothers other than few/.ers to use Foss anyway.
95% desktop runs Windows, 3.5% OSX and rst may be 100s of flavours of *nixs. So why would bother to write any exploit for them?
Mumbai suburban railways, India is also compareble, 6.1 million riders per day that comes around 2.2 billion annual ridership. Add BrihanMumbai Electric suppy and Transport(BEST) buses to it. (4.5 million per day, or 1.6 billion annual). Thats staggering 3.8 billion per annum. Beats any city's public transport. And yeah Mumbai is in so called "third world country".
wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brihanmumbai_Electric _Supply_and_Transport [wikipedia.org]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mumbai_Suburban_Railw ay [wikipedia.org]
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This is not about pity. It's more about passion. Pity sees suffering and wants to ease the pain; passion sees injustice and wants to settle the score. Pity implores the powerful to pay attention; passion warns them about what will happen if they don't. The risk of pity is that it kills with kindness; the promise of passion is that it builds on the hope that the poor are fully capable of helping themselves if given the chance. In 2005 the world's poor needed no more condolences; they needed people to get interested, get mad and then get to work.
because nobody bothers other than few /.ers to use Foss anyway.
95% desktop runs Windows, 3.5% OSX and rst may be 100s of flavours of *nixs. So why would bother to write any exploit for them?
Where the fcuk is XBOX? It should have been mentioned there.
I know, thats the case in india too. OP does not know anything
ohh its actually 16 numbers (15 in case of amex).
LoL, Man if this would have been IE issue ! Everyone would have just jumped on and on and on.
Mumbai suburban railways, India is also compareble, 6.1 million riders per day that comes around 2.2 billion annual ridership. Add BrihanMumbai Electric suppy and Transport(BEST) buses to it. (4.5 million per day, or 1.6 billion annual). Thats staggering 3.8 billion per annum. Beats any city's public transport. And yeah Mumbai is in so called "third world country".c _Supply_and_Transport [wikipedia.org]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mumbai_Suburban_Railw ay [wikipedia.org]
wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brihanmumbai_Electri