This is a winning concept. Take the best aspect of digital information and remove them. Next up: Slowing computers to one operation per second and adding the soothing clicky noise an abacus makes, then make a few cell phones without batteries that can only be used while connected to a power cord.
When sending an email to a group of recipients whose email addresses you do not want to disclose to each other. Even when the fact you have copied them is not secret, their actual address should be kept in confidence in many situations.
Eliminate the entire window. The browser will run orders of magnitude faster, decrease its memory footprint drastically, and take up absolutely no screen space at all.
Completes the attack on the node - but negates the global doomsday scenario this article paints. That kind of local damage can be routed around, that's the point of BGP.
I gather that while one individual router is taken down by an ordinary DDoS (which is difficult to fend off), the global cascade effect results from BGP traffic generated by the attacked router. If the router just waited a while before announcing itself after reconnecting, it would strain the surrounding routers a lot less. The neighboring routers could do the same - simply wait before propagating any changes, and suddenly out of a hundred BGP updates per minute coming in from the affected link, only a single one is passed on.
The infrastructure would be somewhat slower to respond to sudden changes, but those aren't supposed to happen regularly anyway.
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How is that ignorant? Are you saying these people are not weirdos?
This is a winning concept. Take the best aspect of digital information and remove them. Next up: Slowing computers to one operation per second and adding the soothing clicky noise an abacus makes, then make a few cell phones without batteries that can only be used while connected to a power cord.
The other one's got no sense of humor at all.
... synergistic? Seriously?
The prosecution bribes potential jurors in exchange for information on their background? There has to be something illegal about that.
Why then does Anonymous have a problem with Scientology?
See, here, you root for Sony. In Soviet Union, Sony root you!
Yeah, dammit. Seeing SGU canceled was like watching Firefly die all over again. :(
"To: undisclosed-recipients"
That's not suspicious at all. :P
When sending an email to a group of recipients whose email addresses you do not want to disclose to each other. Even when the fact you have copied them is not secret, their actual address should be kept in confidence in many situations.
They still couldn't pack it into Chromium and license the result as BSD, like it is now.
Eliminate the entire window. The browser will run orders of magnitude faster, decrease its memory footprint drastically, and take up absolutely no screen space at all.
Dude, TMI.
Gee, I'd heard 5.0 would have some new features, but...
Larry Page and Sergey Brin were totally born in Kenya. Sergey is also a Soviet Communist (hence the name), and both are Muslims, as well as atheists.
North Corea?
Completes the attack on the node - but negates the global doomsday scenario this article paints. That kind of local damage can be routed around, that's the point of BGP.
I gather that while one individual router is taken down by an ordinary DDoS (which is difficult to fend off), the global cascade effect results from BGP traffic generated by the attacked router. If the router just waited a while before announcing itself after reconnecting, it would strain the surrounding routers a lot less.
The neighboring routers could do the same - simply wait before propagating any changes, and suddenly out of a hundred BGP updates per minute coming in from the affected link, only a single one is passed on.
The infrastructure would be somewhat slower to respond to sudden changes, but those aren't supposed to happen regularly anyway.
On second thought, it seems Sony has learned from the AACS fiasco.
That private key is a whole four bytes longer than the 09-f9 one!
(Though until they make one longer than 140 bytes, they're pretty much screwed.)
Oh my god deja vu.
Ssh! Don't explain the joke!
Art is not practical, reasonable or logical.
Thus, everything that is neither practical, reasonable or logical must be art!
"Showing results for 'bunch of self-important jackasses'. Search instead for 'hahahahahahaha'?"
For being so staunchly capitalist, big corporations sure hate the free market. Huh.
10% of Republicans not being total asshats for once is refreshing news, and probably merits a "good job".