After having their large video files slashdotted, I think they'll be the ones being sorry.
I think so too, after finding all the tubes are clogged.
Re:I read it - sounds interesting - but come on...
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What Spore May Spawn
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It has been a month or so since I have watched the Spore video, but from what I can remember you are not actually playing online against other people. Instead the whole universe is your own separate universe and populated by creatures and planets which are designed by other users. (But not controlled by them).
The article you linked to mentions that it is Symantec's job to scan Yahoo attachments for viruses.
This Worm that we are talking about though is not even passed via attachments so there is no way (with the agreement mentioned in that article) that Symantec can actually clean it for Yahoo.
"Unlike its predecessors, which would require the user to open an attachment in order to launch and propagate, JS-Yamanner makes use of a security hole in the Yahoo! web mail program in order to spread to other Yahoo! users."
This bug will have to be fixed server side by cleaning out the Javascript that is still being allowed in email messages. This is something I doubt Yahoo gave Symantec access to do.
Well, it's not Big Brother but Big Brother could get a court order to hear what was going on in your house at anytime since the microphone was turned on.
There is no way I'm letting Google or anyone else have an open mic. in my home.
Even if it were just turned on for brief periods at random intervals.
Why would anyone allow this in their livingroom? No, I didn't RTFM.
From the Paper (and mentioned in TFA if you read it):
The viewer's acoustic privacy is maintained by the
irreversibility of the mapping from audio to
summary statistics. Unlike the speech-enabled
proactive agent by Hong et al. (2001), our approach
will not "overhear" conversations.
"security bugs that let malicious persons read anyone's email"
Sorry, what?
If your talking about the ads within gmail, you my friend, are highly uneducated...
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lol no this is not a virus
After having their large video files slashdotted, I think they'll be the ones being sorry.
I think so too, after finding all the tubes are clogged.
It has been a month or so since I have watched the Spore video, but from what I can remember you are not actually playing online against other people. Instead the whole universe is your own separate universe and populated by creatures and planets which are designed by other users. (But not controlled by them).
The article you linked to mentions that it is Symantec's job to scan Yahoo attachments for viruses.
This Worm that we are talking about though is not even passed via attachments so there is no way (with the agreement mentioned in that article) that Symantec can actually clean it for Yahoo.
"Unlike its predecessors, which would require the user to open an attachment in order to launch and propagate, JS-Yamanner makes use of a security hole in the Yahoo! web mail program in order to spread to other Yahoo! users."
This bug will have to be fixed server side by cleaning out the Javascript that is still being allowed in email messages. This is something I doubt Yahoo gave Symantec access to do.
Well, it's not Big Brother but Big Brother could get a court order to hear what was going on in your house at anytime since the microphone was turned on. There is no way I'm letting Google or anyone else have an open mic. in my home. Even if it were just turned on for brief periods at random intervals. Why would anyone allow this in their livingroom? No, I didn't RTFM. From the Paper (and mentioned in TFA if you read it): The viewer's acoustic privacy is maintained by the irreversibility of the mapping from audio to summary statistics. Unlike the speech-enabled proactive agent by Hong et al. (2001), our approach will not "overhear" conversations.
"security bugs that let malicious persons read anyone's email" Sorry, what? If your talking about the ads within gmail, you my friend, are highly uneducated...
Really, you'd just cite it like any other electronic source, depending if your using APA style, MLA, etc. If it's authorless, you leave it out.
Now I can view the Goatse.ca link also provided by the author with my fresh home media center.