Ignoring that "downloader" is being used in a derogatory way, I believe it. I'm the music companies' worst nightmare; I don't listen to their music. Since I don't know what the latest band/song/blond-bimbo is, I am far less likely to buy a CD or MP3 of the music.
[CxOs] aren't interested in learning about it. They want to have it provided the same way that electricity and water is provided.
Instead, it is a set of actions and processes we follow that can be described easily, simply. If someone knows the technologies and vocabulary, you can direct them over the phone.
With this in mind, why COULDN'T you have a set of checkboxes?
Because delivering security isn't like delivering electricity; true security requires that the CEO/CFO/CIO actually _do_ things, and remember not to do other things, things that even the CIO doesn't want to be bothered with.
This attack still works. The attacker/script notices you're logged in, attempts to log in to bank.co.nl, sends you the code from the website, you enter you PIN & the card, then give the attacker/script your card reader's response. The criminal uses the response to access the website (this one time) as you.
You're looking for SGI IRIX, a little behind it's time, and a real *#%#@ to install.
Feature/Maintenance streams, needing intermediate update CDs... bleh.
It doesn't take them any more time to "ping" the top 20 banks than it would just one. It's all done by your browser on your machine in response to a web page. It's just the difference of 20 img tags or just 1.
I would wager more than four cores is probably a waste on a consumer PC.
Unless it's being used as a media pc, game pc, file storage, etc, all in one package. "consumer" doesn't mean just hobbyist, err, writing letters in wordpad to print for snail mail, err, gaming, err, email & web... anymore. As shown in the previous sentence, consumer PCs have had many principle uses over the years. I know a few non-techie families that are seriously looking at getting family servers.
Once upon a time, you had to learn how to read a Book to use it. This was an inherent prerequisite to using a Book effectively for school and/or work. Nowadays, any bonehead thinks that a Book needs to do it all for them, and if it doesn't, it is a failing of the Book.
As simple as college classes have been made these days (insert comparison of highschool-level classes from progressively older timeperiods), I'm surprised they're not to the "for everyone" level yet.
My publicly funded university made a Math class where _fractions_ are taught. The number is 010 because the _pre-algebra_ class already had the number 001. So many jobs require college degrees when the really aren't needed...
Or even more annoying; when I'm overly tired (stay up all night long), it's my cell-phone ringtone. Thankfully, that part of my brain doesn't update too quickly, so it's using my old ringtone. I still reflexively reach for my phone though.
Worse scenario: You go to sleep at night after some heavy drinking, punk kid goes on a joyride with your car, hits a pedestrian, _returns_ your car before you wake up. Cops wake you up. It sounds unlikely, but...
You go to sleep at night, punk kid uses the latest SMB vulnerability to get into your 'doze box that you use for itunes. He copies all your music, and shares it with his 1,000,000 myspace friends. Oops, your name is attached. Okay, so maybe your machine is secure...
You go to sleep at night, punk kid replaces his email address in his itunes song file with your email address before he shares it with his 1,000,000 myspace friends. It happens to be a song you own from itunes, so the RIAA are certain you're guilty.
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I think a lot of calls of "traitor" had something to do with China, Missiles, and Money. Nothing illegal, but something that riled a few.
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Doesn't Afrikaans derive from Dutch?
Ignoring that "downloader" is being used in a derogatory way, I believe it. I'm the music companies' worst nightmare; I don't listen to their music. Since I don't know what the latest band/song/blond-bimbo is, I am far less likely to buy a CD or MP3 of the music.
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[CxOs] aren't interested in learning about it. They want to have it provided the same way that electricity and water is provided.
Instead, it is a set of actions and processes we follow that can be described easily, simply. If someone knows the technologies and vocabulary, you can direct them over the phone.
With this in mind, why COULDN'T you have a set of checkboxes?
Because delivering security isn't like delivering electricity; true security requires that the CEO/CFO/CIO actually _do_ things, and remember not to do other things, things that even the CIO doesn't want to be bothered with.
'Fool.'
All I need is my rusty knife and bearskin rug.
rub rug;g;g;g;g;g;g;g;n;kill monster [with rusty knife]
ZAP!
An emotionless and efficient one, apparently.
I'm completely serious. Google: IRIX Jurassic Park
This is the first link: http://sgistuff.g-lenerz.de/movies/jpark.php
This attack still works. The attacker/script notices you're logged in, attempts to log in to bank.co.nl, sends you the code from the website, you enter you PIN & the card, then give the attacker/script your card reader's response. The criminal uses the response to access the website (this one time) as you.
You just defined the internet.
You're looking for SGI IRIX, a little behind it's time, and a real *#%#@ to install.
Feature/Maintenance streams, needing intermediate update CDs... bleh.
No, He's a True American Patriot, keeping America's Independence. ;)
It doesn't take them any more time to "ping" the top 20 banks than it would just one. It's all done by your browser on your machine in response to a web page. It's just the difference of 20 img tags or just 1.
I would wager more than four cores is probably a waste on a consumer PC.
Unless it's being used as a media pc, game pc, file storage, etc, all in one package. "consumer" doesn't mean just hobbyist, err, writing letters in wordpad to print for snail mail, err, gaming, err, email & web ... anymore. As shown in the previous sentence, consumer PCs have had many principle uses over the years. I know a few non-techie families that are seriously looking at getting family servers.
Once upon a time, you had to learn how to read a Book to use it. This was an inherent prerequisite to using a Book effectively for school and/or work. Nowadays, any bonehead thinks that a Book needs to do it all for them, and if it doesn't, it is a failing of the Book.
"That book doesn't talk!"
http://www.welltrainedmind.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58795
As simple as college classes have been made these days (insert comparison of highschool-level classes from progressively older timeperiods), I'm surprised they're not to the "for everyone" level yet.
My publicly funded university made a Math class where _fractions_ are taught. The number is 010 because the _pre-algebra_ class already had the number 001. So many jobs require college degrees when the really aren't needed...
The camera's firmware didn't include the leap second.
They just outlawed everything to make everyone (in their state) an outlaw.
All too easy. </JamesEarlJones>
Ferrengi, your culture intrigues me. Please continue.
Or even more annoying; when I'm overly tired (stay up all night long), it's my cell-phone ringtone. Thankfully, that part of my brain doesn't update too quickly, so it's using my old ringtone. I still reflexively reach for my phone though.
So now it's one man and three cups? I thought the hallucination was about two girls!
Read it again; three cups means it's a hallucination of that mutant chick from Total Recall.
Worse scenario: You go to sleep at night after some heavy drinking, punk kid goes on a joyride with your car, hits a pedestrian, _returns_ your car before you wake up. Cops wake you up. It sounds unlikely, but...
You go to sleep at night, punk kid uses the latest SMB vulnerability to get into your 'doze box that you use for itunes. He copies all your music, and shares it with his 1,000,000 myspace friends. Oops, your name is attached. Okay, so maybe your machine is secure...
You go to sleep at night, punk kid replaces his email address in his itunes song file with your email address before he shares it with his 1,000,000 myspace friends. It happens to be a song you own from itunes, so the RIAA are certain you're guilty.
I've been thinking about this a lot lately, who's making their gear ready for this sort of thing besides the U.S. Navy?
The Chinese Navy?
Now there is a company I would like to see go out of business. Unfortunately, Adobe appears to be doing just fine.
Agreed; I'm pulling my hair out trying to get their automated silent deployment of CS4 to work predictably.