You mean like a projected keyboard? That would be really cool and I was just saying if you went onto a public terminal and they had a keylogger just for the sake of having one and then someone stole the information and then your IronKey.
The real question is who is going to give out their personal information upon signing up for this site? Doesn't sound like a very good place to be submitting your name, address and etc. to does it?
I highly doubt anyone with a good grasp on the internet would pay for a service like this. I think most people know that places such as Google are not obligated to do anything.
If you can't get your information off of Google, is it even worth the effort? I think not.
Interesting article but I would have to say that it hardly has any substance to back up the fact that some high school drop outs are successful. First of all, most of those dropouts in the article are people who dropped out at a college/university level. Secondly, could they only find 6 successfully dropouts? On top of that one of them dropped out of college in the 50s! Many people didn't even attend college in the 50s. I don't think that article could argue that dropping out of high school leaves plenty of opportunities in current times because in all reality, it doesn't.
Try getting a job without a high school diploma... I'll be seeing you at McDonald's.
Some of those "improved" images look like frames taken from a RealTV episode. You know the videos that were shot using.5 mega pixel video cameras and cell phones.
I don't mean to troll or anything but would a 0 day flaw allow someone to remotely connect and launch strikes? Sounds like a bad movie to me... or has it already been done?
The next thing you know, you'll be seeing commercials for the "All-new, Lexus Legume with 5 star frontal and side-impact crash ratings [small print]unless it has been boiled[/small print]."
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You mean like a projected keyboard? That would be really cool and I was just saying if you went onto a public terminal and they had a keylogger just for the sake of having one and then someone stole the information and then your IronKey.
Thanks for the input anyway!
What if the computer has a keylogger and it logs the password that unlocks your data? Am I missing something?
That is all...
...seriously
The real question is who is going to give out their personal information upon signing up for this site? Doesn't sound like a very good place to be submitting your name, address and etc. to does it?
I think most of the executives have a better wardrobe though.
I highly doubt anyone with a good grasp on the internet would pay for a service like this. I think most people know that places such as Google are not obligated to do anything.
If you can't get your information off of Google, is it even worth the effort? I think not.
Oh crap... I don't know what happened but everything on my web server is gone... And it didn't read my mail :(.
Interesting article but I would have to say that it hardly has any substance to back up the fact that some high school drop outs are successful. First of all, most of those dropouts in the article are people who dropped out at a college/university level. Secondly, could they only find 6 successfully dropouts? On top of that one of them dropped out of college in the 50s! Many people didn't even attend college in the 50s. I don't think that article could argue that dropping out of high school leaves plenty of opportunities in current times because in all reality, it doesn't.
Try getting a job without a high school diploma... I'll be seeing you at McDonald's.
Some people are just backwards...
Hey... that's been my WPA key for 6 months now - prior art, right?
Though I know the "proper" term is trailers, everywhere I've lived has called them "previews".
The only place I've truly seen them called trailers is online.
I've never heard of early showings being called "previews". I always thought they were called "screenings".
I'm sure whoever stole it knows what it was mounted to previously.
So much for AOL's security ad campaign...
Oh man, this is some good stuff. I'm gonna go read my programming books :).
lol, Hackers was on last night :)
You mean he's still alive?.... huh. Cool.
Seriously... I'm on John's side and have been ever since Apple started selling computers that came with mice! What a ridiculous idea that was!!!
so I could give a damn.
Some of those "improved" images look like frames taken from a RealTV episode. You know the videos that were shot using .5 mega pixel video cameras and cell phones.
Thank you for bringing some light into my day. Hopefully not too much more though.
I don't mean to troll or anything but would a 0 day flaw allow someone to remotely connect and launch strikes? Sounds like a bad movie to me... or has it already been done?
The next thing you know, you'll be seeing commercials for the "All-new, Lexus Legume with 5 star frontal and side-impact crash ratings [small print]unless it has been boiled[/small print]."
In more than one way.