I never claimed I had a constitutional right to have free speech on Twitter. I just think it's cool to be in a community that does not "expressly deny" it.
How can they simply say "oops, money was taken from your accounts" and get away with it? They manage those accounts. It's their friggin' job to make sure money stays there.
I am not spreading FUD. I am just asking. I am not the one who is claiming that the source is available. And no, I don't consider the fact that it's a browser extension an automatic guarantee that the source code for every single part of it is available in human-readable form. Because of obfuscation, because there is the possibility of compiling other languages to javascript, and because maybe they did not release the whole toolchain. Moreover, the docs on their site mention a "binary component" of the browser extension, https://helpdesk.lastpass.com/..., which makes things even more confusing for me. I don't see a "clean" github repo for the browser extension as I see one for the CLI.
Anyone, from the most clueless amateur to the best cryptographer, can create an algorithm that he himself can't break. It's not even hard. What is hard is creating an algorithm that no one else can break, even after years of analysis. And the only way to prove that is to subject the algorithm to years of analysis by the best cryptographers around.
people who make a profit by stealing others' works and selling them as their own
From what I read in the article, he did neither of those things. He did not steal (the authors still have their books), he only made copies. He did not sell them, he put them online for free.
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Hey, how did it find out about the body? Hmm, I'd better cover my traces.
Yes, but you need a blockchain to make your cloud-based internet of things 2.0 social mining semantic smart-city experiment.
The main problem here is judges and jurors not having a clue. Which is related to them having zero scientific training.
Have you seen this nice little problem? http://mathworld.wolfram.com/C... 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, x. Can you guess x?
Now rebranded as the Apple iProfit iRule.
"If Microsoft ever does applications for Linux it means I've won. " -- Linus Torvalds, in 1998.
I never claimed I had a constitutional right to have free speech on Twitter. I just think it's cool to be in a community that does not "expressly deny" it.
"Twitter Says it's Cracking Down on Free Speech"
It's Debian - they'll enter Stable in 2027.
Oooh, now I understand what happened in Stranger Things.
How can they simply say "oops, money was taken from your accounts" and get away with it? They manage those accounts. It's their friggin' job to make sure money stays there.
How does the "persistent over reboots" part work? I haven't read the whole paper, but a search for "reboot" or related terms returns nothing.
Ever heard of https://letsencrypt.org/ ?
I am not spreading FUD. I am just asking. I am not the one who is claiming that the source is available. And no, I don't consider the fact that it's a browser extension an automatic guarantee that the source code for every single part of it is available in human-readable form. Because of obfuscation, because there is the possibility of compiling other languages to javascript, and because maybe they did not release the whole toolchain. Moreover, the docs on their site mention a "binary component" of the browser extension, https://helpdesk.lastpass.com/..., which makes things even more confusing for me. I don't see a "clean" github repo for the browser extension as I see one for the CLI.
You know Javascript can be obfuscated, right?
Is this the world's largest only because all the larger ones are already in orbit, and so technically outside of this world?
That's only the command-line client. Is the source for the browser extensions available?
Oh - your are right. Sorry, I didn't mean to call a "rant" comment #53177877.
It depends... What is the effectiveness of the competing methods?
"I don't know anyone who likes it."
I do like Unity. I am not interesting in getting to know a person who writes rants like your one, though.
How do you do that, if I may ask?
An update dedicated to gamers.How appropriate. They must know that Windows has become nothing more than a game launcher for me.
FYI, Thinkpads have a Fn key left of CTRL, but you can swap them in the BIOS.
From what I read in the article, he did neither of those things. He did not steal (the authors still have their books), he only made copies. He did not sell them, he put them online for free.