... I guess the only females I know are part of that 54%!!
I wonder if the women who claim to troubleshoot their own computers mean things like "it doesn't power on-- oh wait I forgot to press the power button!"
Ok I don't mean to be sexist here, but this seems like a very very flawed study. I'm sure the message may be true- that women are better at technology now-- but by no means even close to what the study suggest. The sample must be flawed. Of all the women I know in a bunch of countries, hell- continents-- no way would I consider them to be even close in terms of technological know-how. It's not about lack of skill- it's more about lack of interest. Just as men couldn't care less about shoe shopping. (well, typically...)
you'd get a better interest rate using any of the online savings accounts, hsbc, ing, emigrantdirect. they'd give you over 5%, have the option of cash rebate debit card, and you don't have to deal with scum like paypal who may end up blocking the funds in your account on a whim. don't trust paypal with your money... it's not even protected.
best solution: pop more holes into the ozone so we can get the absolute zero temperatures of outer space cooling the earth;)
come on everybody, act now to save the planet! Buy the biggest SUV money can buy!
Yes, I read that. but for e.g. to have "cross site scripting" to hack into, say,/., you'd need access to modifying the files that are located physically on the./ server, no?
How else do you intercept data!
"by tricking users into accessing a URL hosted on the genuine PayPal web site"
How are hackers injecting this code into a legitimate paypal website?? Don't you have to modify the source code on the paypal servers themselves?
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ok... all those goes to show she's clueless about GOOD technology ;)
... I guess the only females I know are part of that 54%!!
I wonder if the women who claim to troubleshoot their own computers mean things like "it doesn't power on-- oh wait I forgot to press the power button!"
Ok I don't mean to be sexist here, but this seems like a very very flawed study. I'm sure the message may be true- that women are better at technology now-- but by no means even close to what the study suggest. The sample must be flawed. Of all the women I know in a bunch of countries, hell- continents-- no way would I consider them to be even close in terms of technological know-how. It's not about lack of skill- it's more about lack of interest. Just as men couldn't care less about shoe shopping. (well, typically...)
you'd get a better interest rate using any of the online savings accounts, hsbc, ing, emigrantdirect. they'd give you over 5%, have the option of cash rebate debit card, and you don't have to deal with scum like paypal who may end up blocking the funds in your account on a whim. don't trust paypal with your money... it's not even protected.
best solution: pop more holes into the ozone so we can get the absolute zero temperatures of outer space cooling the earth ;)
come on everybody, act now to save the planet! Buy the biggest SUV money can buy!
Yes, I read that. but for e.g. to have "cross site scripting" to hack into, say, /., you'd need access to modifying the files that are located physically on the ./ server, no?
How else do you intercept data!
"by tricking users into accessing a URL hosted on the genuine PayPal web site" How are hackers injecting this code into a legitimate paypal website?? Don't you have to modify the source code on the paypal servers themselves?
Google already cached it:w w.youthforvolpe.ca/+&hl=en&gl=uk&ct=clnk&cd=1&clie nt=firefox-a
http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:MW-vckW5UbEJ:w
No images, but you get the text and layout at least!