Seeing that the software was "based on QSDK and OpenWrt", would "cost" include wages paid to anyone that helped customize, configure, test, etc. for each product? Just wondering...
This is just a form of DRM to make sure there is only one copy of you at any given time... So you would expect a really secure delete, right? Also, No Refunds!
Yup, Panopticon is a good read, but I was speaking specifically of the patent applications for background "listening" to build better profiles, as a service to the "consumer" of course... Note: "Consumer is not the person being listened to, it's the people that utilize the data collected from the aforementioned person.
You know you can still see them even if you allow them to run, right? But when I look at it, once you give temp permissions it reloads with even more scripts that I then had to allow. In addition to the above list, that added:
a3cloud.net
acuityplatform.com
bidswitch.net
d29usylhdk1xyu.cloudfront.net
d6uon097akywu.cloudfront.net
demdex.net
districtm.io
dotomi.com
doubleclick.net
google.com
janrain.xyz
linkedin.com
scorecardresearch.com
sitescout.com
trustarc.com Now I have to kill all the temp permissions and just leave the ones I must allow in order to use/.
Right! Long ago, a caveman named Fred Flintstone got an order of spareribs that was so large it tipped his car on it's side... I have a dream!* * A steak the size of my car hood would also be acceptable...
OK, but can't we just do edible medicated DVDs? You could even have diet and normal calorie loads... We could get some crossover action too, toss in some prilosec and add flaming habanero cheese flavor.
I agree. By the time the jaywalker was visible no one would be able to stop. Thirty Eight MPH (according to the police) is over 110 feet in two seconds, even in daylight that would have been hard, http://www.brakingdistances.com/38Mph. But IR could have added more time to react and should always be in play when visibility is limited. Of course then you need rules for things like rabbits along the roadway (it is AZ), small dogs, etc. but if it was easy we would have had self driving cars sooner.
Yes, it does look like the guy was texting but I don't think anything other than much better sensors could have saved that woman...
I found igHome.com after iGoogle closed. If they don't already have the feed you want, you can create it from an RSS url and then share it as a "gadget". The only issue I see is they need to clean out old gadgets that have died due to a change in url. They also have a "black button" link section across the top of the page that can be configured and the buttons relabeled. http://www.ighome.com/
So you would prefer a policy such that newly encountered domains default to script off. Under this policy, how would a web application that falls into "the small amount of use case that actually need scripting" demonstrate to the user that it is worthy of "opt in explicit consent"?
Isn't that exactly what the noscript HTML tag is for? You hit a page that thinks it needs scripting and you get a message asking you to enable it... maybe showing a GIF promising all kinds of wonderful things the site can do for you..
We noticed that while you were in the emergency assistance call queue your airbag was deployed. You are now being transferred to the Public Relations call queue. Feel free to use the complimentary blood absorbing towelettes while you wait...
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Ah, that was what I was wondering.
Sorry to have been unclear.
Thanks
Seeing that the software was "based on QSDK and OpenWrt", would "cost" include wages paid to anyone that helped customize, configure, test, etc. for each product?
Just wondering...
So, if we dig in Antarctica we can expect to hit cheese?
Stuffed crust planet, Mmmmm...
This is just a form of DRM to make sure there is only one copy of you at any given time...
So you would expect a really secure delete, right?
Also, No Refunds!
Yup, Panopticon is a good read, but I was speaking specifically of the patent applications for background "listening" to build better profiles, as a service to the "consumer" of course...
Note: "Consumer is not the person being listened to, it's the people that utilize the data collected from the aforementioned person.
This was a story last year,
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5182577/How-Google-Amazon-SPYING-you.html
You know you can still see them even if you allow them to run, right? /.
But when I look at it, once you give temp permissions it reloads with even more scripts that I then had to allow.
In addition to the above list, that added:
a3cloud.net
acuityplatform.com
bidswitch.net
d29usylhdk1xyu.cloudfront.net
d6uon097akywu.cloudfront.net
demdex.net
districtm.io
dotomi.com
doubleclick.net
google.com
janrain.xyz
linkedin.com
scorecardresearch.com
sitescout.com
trustarc.com
Now I have to kill all the temp permissions and just leave the ones I must allow in order to use
Right!
Long ago, a caveman named Fred Flintstone got an order of spareribs that was so large it tipped his car on it's side...
I have a dream!*
* A steak the size of my car hood would also be acceptable...
Lets see: Scripts I can see running:
slashdot.org
adnxs.com
advertising.com
contextweb.com
crsspxl.com
d3tglifpd8whs6.cloudfront.net
districtm.ca
fsdn.com
google-analytics.com
googletagservices.com
janrain.com
licdn.com
lijit.com
ml314.com
pro-market.net
rpxnow.com
rubiconproject.com
slashdotmedia.com
stack-sonar.com
taboola.com
truste.com
So, maybe just a little bit.
Patches to patches to patches, Oh My!
It's patches all the way down!
OK, but can't we just do edible medicated DVDs? You could even have diet and normal calorie loads...
We could get some crossover action too, toss in some prilosec and add flaming habanero cheese flavor.
I agree. By the time the jaywalker was visible no one would be able to stop. Thirty Eight MPH (according to the police) is over 110 feet in two seconds, even in daylight that would have been hard, http://www.brakingdistances.com/38Mph. But IR could have added more time to react and should always be in play when visibility is limited. Of course then you need rules for things like rabbits along the roadway (it is AZ), small dogs, etc. but if it was easy we would have had self driving cars sooner.
Yes, it does look like the guy was texting but I don't think anything other than much better sensors could have saved that woman...
Elon's got your UPS, it's a bit spendy but hopefully they will get some custom versions for fab plants, hospitals, etc...
140 milliseconds... not bad for 100 megawatts...
http://www.news.com.au/technology/environment/thats-a-record-south-australias-tesla-battery-responds-to-coalfired-plant-failure/news-story/d9e02c0dbf6774ffea948a1b919f3b7f
I found igHome.com after iGoogle closed. If they don't already have the feed you want, you can create it from an RSS url and then share it as a "gadget". The only issue I see is they need to clean out old gadgets that have died due to a change in url. They also have a "black button" link section across the top of the page that can be configured and the buttons relabeled.
http://www.ighome.com/
spare parts usually have quite high markup
It works out great for the auto industry.
Johnny Cash had an answer for that...
Larceny !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ws-_syszg84
So you would prefer a policy such that newly encountered domains default to script off. Under this policy, how would a web application that falls into "the small amount of use case that actually need scripting" demonstrate to the user that it is worthy of "opt in explicit consent"?
Isn't that exactly what the noscript HTML tag is for?
You hit a page that thinks it needs scripting and you get a message asking you to enable it... maybe showing a GIF promising all kinds of wonderful things the site can do for you..
They're just trying to get someone to claim that "Lass is Moore", or that they're "doing Lass with Moore".
Moore or Lass...
You obviously don't understand how real magic works. There's no ponies, just wizards.
Oh...
I should probably stop using spurs...
Hey! Corporate-licensed devices are people too!
Only if they can make political campaign contributions!
That's the genius of the plan!
If only you pay yourself, you don't have to report it...
Warning, revenue projections can be REALLY flat.
We noticed that while you were in the emergency assistance call queue your airbag was deployed.
You are now being transferred to the Public Relations call queue.
Feel free to use the complimentary blood absorbing towelettes while you wait...
It takes a lot of practice to get that kind of muscle memory...
Thanks for sharing the clip.
Yup, Bad Gateway errors for awhile now. Not timeouts (504) just plain 502 no one there. Coming off the RSS feed seems to be worse...
Maybe I'm not seeing it right, but isn't "reverse automatic braking" what you do when the traffic light turns yellow as you approach?
When life gives you lemons, ask to see life's manager!
So the "Give Life a paper cut and squeeze lemon juice in it" approach may have been sub-optimal?