Well that's how feudalism works - one set of laws for the serfs and another set for the masters. We need to go back to the ideals of the revolution, where everyone was treated equally under the law. WB should be fined several million dollars.
If they bring this to court in the US WB could theoretically be on the hook for 100K per infringement.
More importantly gmail does not support S/MIME, which is the widely supported signing/encryption mechanism for email. (although basically nobody uses it).
It is so frustrating that this many years later we're still in an environment where someone says if you really want this to work you have to use Firefox.
If a phone implements that correctly, any three-letter-agency without a magic quantum computer stolen from the Greys isn't going to be able to do much about it. If there is some nasty flaw in their implementation, or if they use an inferior system of some sort, it is quite possible that fairly trivial attacks will reveal most or all of the information.
Quantum computers would not help at all with breaking symmetric encryption and you certainly would not be using RSA to encrypt the contents of flash memory.
As someone who went to high school in California I can telly you that there is already a fairly strong political spin on the curriculum, which by the way is 100% dictated by the state legislature for the ENTIRE state (ya know including the almost 40% who vote strongly republican?.
Yeah but will they be able to pierce the corporate veil and hold the CEO personally accountable? Otherwise his company becomes worthless and he keeps all the money that he's been paid in salary.
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That's ridiculous. A-DATA sells crap. Reformatting will not change that.
http://inri.us/index.php/SEADOG Looks promising actually.
Well that's how feudalism works - one set of laws for the serfs and another set for the masters. We need to go back to the ideals of the revolution, where everyone was treated equally under the law. WB should be fined several million dollars.
If they bring this to court in the US WB could theoretically be on the hook for 100K per infringement.
Now, the stock market is a closed system - any buck that the day trader made, someone else had to put in.
Can you say d-i-v-i-d-e-n-d? Good.
When you submit an app to Apple you agree not to sell it through any other channel.
They're pumping out 5K barrels of oil/water mixture, that's a pretty big difference.
I believe they had discovered uses for using VMs within VMs up to four layers deep
Space heater?
More importantly gmail does not support S/MIME, which is the widely supported signing/encryption mechanism for email. (although basically nobody uses it).
Probably removing all the colorful comments :P
To be fair chrome is based on WebKit which is apples fork of KHTML.
I'd rather see Google's corporate license revoked. Let them operate as a proprietorship whose owner(s) have full liability for his company's actions
You are seriously arguing that a single person should be responsible for the actions of twenty thousand other people?
REALLY?
It is so frustrating that this many years later we're still in an environment where someone says if you really want this to work you have to use Firefox.
Wait what? Forced to use Firefox? uhhhhh ... right
Not to mention that it's pretty clear the three letter agencies have gotten CA cert signed by verisign or some other company.
Arbitration in the US is binding. They can huff and puff and try to blow the decision down, but they are going to lose.
Either she gets her job back or they end up paying her not to do her job.
This could probably be resolved by publishing the names of those responsible for StemCells far and wide.
Mod parent up. He is 100% correct.
It is so obviously simple. Simply forbid selling anything on the NYSE at a price lower than you purchased it at! We would all be RICH I TELL YOU!!!
This man deserves to be modded down for nothing more than the bit.ly link. FOR SHAME.
If a phone implements that correctly, any three-letter-agency without a magic quantum computer stolen from the Greys isn't going to be able to do much about it. If there is some nasty flaw in their implementation, or if they use an inferior system of some sort, it is quite possible that fairly trivial attacks will reveal most or all of the information.
Quantum computers would not help at all with breaking symmetric encryption and you certainly would not be using RSA to encrypt the contents of flash memory.
That dude really should have been asking "Am I under arrest?".
As someone who went to high school in California I can telly you that there is already a fairly strong political spin on the curriculum, which by the way is 100% dictated by the state legislature for the ENTIRE state (ya know including the almost 40% who vote strongly republican?.
Actually that sounds about right. Seriously search gnutella, most of the peers are limewire.
Yeah but will they be able to pierce the corporate veil and hold the CEO personally accountable? Otherwise his company becomes worthless and he keeps all the money that he's been paid in salary.
After the carrier subsidy period is over, they are mandated by law to unlock your phone if you ask. The phone is yours, you paid for it.
The same is true in the US and most carriers will unlock your phone before your contract expires if you ask nicely.
You should have n^2 hot chicks! Just rinse and repeat.