Exactly. Just about the only legitimate content one could more or less safely hide behind is communication that is vital for business and international finance.
The government of China is all too willing to block Google over failing to censor certain search results - why would they have qualms about blocking Flickr if it is being used for spreading "subversive" content?
Microsoft's program to seed start-ups with its software for free requires the fledgling companies to meet certain guidelines and jump through hoops to receive software
That is so not how to do it. They should learn from drug dealers: "Hey kid. First hit is free.":P
Then by making another sandwich, he still wouldn't make me hungrier.
To put it in terms of a metaphor, this analogy limps. In terms of a simile, the analogy collapses like a souffle. And in terms of an analogy, this analogy is like using a simile between some metaphor for apples and another one for oranges.
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I love how the telemarketer calls you shameless and rude. :P
"Can you elaborate on that?
What makes you believe I might be interested in your product?
You seem quite positive."
They've got a critical amount of Pu-238 and they want more?
Exactly. Just about the only legitimate content one could more or less safely hide behind is communication that is vital for business and international finance.
The government of China is all too willing to block Google over failing to censor certain search results - why would they have qualms about blocking Flickr if it is being used for spreading "subversive" content?
WHAT? People put peanut butter AND jelly on their bread without paying license fees to me? I need to call my lawyer!
A different Skype implementation would still have to implement this encryption algorithm that is suspected to be weak, in order to be compatible.
A better idea would be to make a new program with encryption that is actually secure.
Then that would have to be one crappy encryption algorithm.
That kind of robot exists already.
Only if they were thinking with their brain at the time.
By Colberian decree, they will outlaw the koala bear. :(
That would be far too good for the creator of Jar Jar Binks.
George Lucas fails the invented physics of his own fictional universe forever!
Fuck, is the guy who wrote this even still alive?
Oh right, copyright law is written for zombies.
That is so not how to do it. They should learn from drug dealers: "Hey kid. First hit is free." :P
You still have to get a license to drive one, so automobiles don't seem to be ready for prime time either. ;)
It is sometimes baffling that after the past half century of America being a nuclear power, we are actually still here.
And to prevent people from memorizing the stops, the line must follow a randomized route that changes every week!
Stop! Lawsuit time!
(U Can Film This!)
Version numbers easily get confused for decimals when they consist of only two parts. ;)
Then by making another sandwich, he still wouldn't make me hungrier.
To put it in terms of a metaphor, this analogy limps. In terms of a simile, the analogy collapses like a souffle. And in terms of an analogy, this analogy is like using a simile between some metaphor for apples and another one for oranges.
(I read xkcd this morning. Can you tell?)
The conservatives will not trust anyone smart enough to disprove their stupidity.
That is SO useful! How can people be expected to look at a simple instruction diagram to find out which way to slot a battery into a gadget?
The crypto industry was probably hoping for a P != NP proof. ;)
Like this.