Disgruntled sysadmins may do many things, many of them poorly thought out or likely to result in bad consequences. But they don't hole up in a hotel room in Hong Kong and publish dirt on the NSA spying program because their users are annoying.
More to the point, if someone is willing to throw the rest of their life away on whistleblowing, then their motivation goes way beyond poor job satisfaction, and a less frustrating work environment is not going to dissuade them.
I didn't know the US legal system worked that way. Does that mean Bradley Manning could have avoided all that hassle by simply finding himself not guilty on all charges?
That isn't immediately intuitive, since Beal would allow solutions with a common factor, so for everyone else who got confused by that:
Suppose (a*k)^n+(b*k)^n=(c*k)^n for some k>1, where k is the greatest common divisor of ak,bk,ck. Then (a^n + b^n)* k^n = c^n * k^n, and a solution a^n+b^n=c^n without a common factor follows, contradicting the conjecture.
That's completely impossible unless the bridge were also configured as an exit node. Since the whole point of the exercise is to get INTO the Tor network in a way that cannot be easily blocked, that'd be a stupid setup.
Later, TI-BASIC on a TI-83. Self-taught, I guess, with some parental instruction.
That's pretty much all I learned until college (where I got the somewhat odd collection of Python, Java, Fortran, PHP, Haskell and TeX), though I did teach myself a few languages during college too, such as Lua.
An infringement on the freedom of the press, or the confidentiality of sources, is a threat to democracy regardless of whether it targets an actual news agency or a mockery thereof.
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Addendum: I actually think the plan is ludicrous, but that was true of the moon landing too. Worth it.
Their space policies are inspiringly ambitious.
(Not that this excuses them being assholes to anyone whose skin color, sexual orientation or income bracket they don't like.)
Try again?
Wow, the Telcos really are getting worse day by day.
Ironically, the last time I was looking for a particular Linux ISO, TPB didn't have it.
Disgruntled sysadmins may do many things, many of them poorly thought out or likely to result in bad consequences. But they don't hole up in a hotel room in Hong Kong and publish dirt on the NSA spying program because their users are annoying.
More to the point, if someone is willing to throw the rest of their life away on whistleblowing, then their motivation goes way beyond poor job satisfaction, and a less frustrating work environment is not going to dissuade them.
Yes, I... heard about that, too.
Because it's not like the US and Russia are the ones consistently at each others' throats over alleged cyber attacks.
Really?!
If instead of refusing specific questions, he'd have remained silent from the beginning.
Yet another example of how talking to the police is a bad idea.
You want to have open source, but you don't want the NSA to read your source?
This sounds like a famous adage about eating cakes.
Just mash them and make them look like a hamburger. It's not like we need to process these bugs in a way that they still look like bugs.
If there is anything that needs that, then it needs to be put out of its misery more.
I didn't know the US legal system worked that way. Does that mean Bradley Manning could have avoided all that hassle by simply finding himself not guilty on all charges?
That's an extremely informative statement.
http://xkcd.com/870/
That isn't immediately intuitive, since Beal would allow solutions with a common factor, so for everyone else who got confused by that:
Suppose (a*k)^n+(b*k)^n=(c*k)^n for some k>1, where k is the greatest common divisor of ak,bk,ck. Then (a^n + b^n)* k^n = c^n * k^n, and a solution a^n+b^n=c^n without a common factor follows, contradicting the conjecture.
How does the recipient get the message, if it's so thoroughly erased?
That 10% discount is almost as much money as you could save by forgoing Windows for something useable and free.
That's completely impossible unless the bridge were also configured as an exit node. Since the whole point of the exercise is to get INTO the Tor network in a way that cannot be easily blocked, that'd be a stupid setup.
I thought it was the Holiday Special, but chronologically, it apparently just made them angry.
Star Wars Holiday Special
Cold War (1979-1985)
Who on Earth would find out that a system has been compromised and not immediately reinstall or reimage it before doing anything else?
Later, TI-BASIC on a TI-83. Self-taught, I guess, with some parental instruction.
That's pretty much all I learned until college (where I got the somewhat odd collection of Python, Java, Fortran, PHP, Haskell and TeX), though I did teach myself a few languages during college too, such as Lua.
Is there anything it can't do?
Why should you install a Chromium-based browser when you already have Chromium? (Or Google Chrome, as the case may be.)
(Not even going into the issue of why developers would take an engine that already natively runs on Linux and then not make it run on Linux.)
An infringement on the freedom of the press, or the confidentiality of sources, is a threat to democracy regardless of whether it targets an actual news agency or a mockery thereof.