The first bug I found was that a new user could insert script tags in their username (any field, really), my employers response was "Why would anyone want to hack a website?"... I wouldn't drop the issue, so they dropped me.
I must be misunderstanding something... it says it's an around-the-world flight that would last 24 hours...
You are misunderstanding something--big time.
Consider: the circumference of the earth at the equator is about 24,900 miles; divide that by 24 hours and you get about 1,037 MPH. Not bad for a solar powered plane, eh?
Imagine if the Chi-Comms had mandated that all 2.4 million soldiers must blog--except that they must post miss-information and etc. originating from their propaganda ministry and covert ops--think of the burden it would have had on other nation's resources trying to monitor that!
Read TITLE 17 > CHAPTER 5 > 512(d) Information Location Tools.
chillingeffects.org addresses this:
Why does a search engine get DMCA takedown notices for materials in its search listings?
Answer: Many copyright claimants are making complaints under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Section 512(d), a safe-harbor for providers of "information location tools." These safe harbors give providers immunity from liability for users' possible copyright infringement -- if they "expeditiously" remove material when they get complaints. Whether or not the provider would have been liable for infringement by users' materials it links to, the provider can avoid the possibility of a lawsuit for money damages by following the DMCA's takedown procedure when it gets a complaint.
Microsoft's research group isn't the first to work on a sleep proxy -- or even the only one presenting sleep proxy research at Usenix -- but Microsoft contends that most previous work has evaluated sleep proxies only in small testbeds or simulations.
vs.
Microsoft has deployed the sleep proxy system to more than 50 active users in the Building 99 research facility in Redmond, Wash.,
So the prior art was with "small" testbeds or simulations. And now MS claims "more than 50 active users."
Maybe it's just me but the latter is still "small" given the number of "active users" in a university or Fortune 1000 company.
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The point of the 1st Amendment is to protect UNPOPULAR speech!.
What has happened to "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it?"
And what has happened to the promise of the most open and transparent in history?
A bureaucrat? A czar?
The first bug I found was that a new user could insert script tags in their username (any field, really), my employers response was "Why would anyone want to hack a website?"... I wouldn't drop the issue, so they dropped me.
Did you then DROP their tables?
Consider posting an announcement (or whatever) on Craigslist Ontario
You're presuming left-to-right languages. Some languages are right-to-left (e.g., Arabic), so of course "top right" would apply in this case.
'LATFPITFA' is certainly unique: Google returns one search result for it! Congratulations!
I must be misunderstanding something... it says it's an around-the-world flight that would last 24 hours...
You are misunderstanding something--big time.
Consider: the circumference of the earth at the equator is about 24,900 miles; divide that by 24 hours and you get about 1,037 MPH. Not bad for a solar powered plane, eh?
Star Light Star bright,
The first star I see tonight,
I wish I may, I wish I might,
Oh, shit, no flight at night!
I'm not worried; I've already got a Mr. Fusion (TM) Home Energy Reactor (TM)
General Jack D. Ripper: Mandrake, have you ever seen a Commie drink a glass of water?
Group Capt. Lionel Mandrake: Well, no, I can't say I have.
KAHHHHHHN!
Why stop there?
Pretty much all corporations "think" like Chase, so fuck 'em all.
How can a series of tubes be complicated?
Imagine if the Chi-Comms had mandated that all 2.4 million soldiers must blog--except that they must post miss-information and etc. originating from their propaganda ministry and covert ops--think of the burden it would have had on other nation's resources trying to monitor that!
So, yeah, IFO am glad the Chi-Comms shut up.
For a start, consider using LIDS
(The name is a misnomer because it prevents alteration of protected components (even as root).)
How would using a different platform for the server solve all of his problems?
He was being sarcastic.
I challenge you to go more than five years without wanting to watch your kids walk for the first time. This helps remind me when it's time to update.
Oh. So that explains why all your kids are separated in age by five years.
Only 100 years?
Now if they had announced 1010 years then, yeah, that would have been interesting.
Rule 34 in the making right there...
OMG--there really is a wetriffs.com web site
Read TITLE 17 > CHAPTER 5 > 512(d) Information Location Tools.
chillingeffects.org addresses this:
Why does a search engine get DMCA takedown notices for materials in its search listings?
Answer: Many copyright claimants are making complaints under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, Section 512(d), a safe-harbor for providers of "information location tools." These safe harbors give providers immunity from liability for users' possible copyright infringement -- if they "expeditiously" remove material when they get complaints. Whether or not the provider would have been liable for infringement by users' materials it links to, the provider can avoid the possibility of a lawsuit for money damages by following the DMCA's takedown procedure when it gets a complaint.
ACRONYM - A Completely Ridiculous Obsolete Noun You'll Misspell
This ranks with Doctors Reverse With Drugs Autism-Linked Fragile X Syndrome In Mice from June 12, 2010
1010 = 12 in binary
Sadly, no.
10 times faster? Yawn. Wake me up when it's 11 times faster.
And wake me up when it's 1010 times faster.
Compare (emphasis added):
Microsoft's research group isn't the first to work on a sleep proxy -- or even the only one presenting sleep proxy research at Usenix -- but Microsoft contends that most previous work has evaluated sleep proxies only in small testbeds or simulations.
vs.
Microsoft has deployed the sleep proxy system to more than 50 active users in the Building 99 research facility in Redmond, Wash.,
So the prior art was with "small" testbeds or simulations. And now MS claims "more than 50 active users."
Maybe it's just me but the latter is still "small" given the number of "active users" in a university or Fortune 1000 company.