> California-based adult content-maker Dreamroom Productions claims it has made it much harder for producers to hunt down and flag infringing material, since the videos are not shared publicly.
Of course it's harder to find infringers when they aren't advertising to you that they're doing it.
That'd be chrome protecting you from this shit. they've gotten pretty good at detecting and preventing these kinds of drive by installs.
I'd be surprised if it doesn't go into a database in case your tags are lost but yea they actually ask for a reason that matters. They want to do the right thing for you after you can no longer tell them what that is.
The problem is that this might mean that the deal is impossible to complete. If the buyer's stock drops too low then they may not ever be able give the amount of stock, or it could end up being 100% of the buyer, which they probably can't agree to. It's too difficult and complex a deal to manage to pull off that I don't think anyone would take it seriously.
It better be the best porn ever for $118/mo. Even if you are being scammed.
Nah, that might make the news. Trump would go on twitter immediately and blame the wrong people.
Oh wow, that's much later than usual. Server maintenance last night?
This meant to say less than $2 and a link to an aliexpress page for an arduino nano knock off.
No idea if he has, but it can be done for http://www.aliexpress.com/item...
Volumetrically modeled porn. Also we're watching neural networks excite each other.
Brute force won't work in this case, which is why they wanted apple to do this in the first place. After 10 tries the phone will wipe the key off the flash and you're SOL. It's possible they've backed up the flash and keep rewriting it but it's hard to say they've done anything like that.
(might even be able to monetize that shit: "World's Most Mundane Safari," we'll call it).
If it's Texas and Oklahoma, it'll be a pretty terrifying Safari. The game will be shooting back at you.
I like the flash chip with a hardware switch/jumper to enable writing to it. You've got the hardware read only protection but you can update it without replacing anything socketed.
They weren't afraid of damaging the drones, they were afraid of the drones crashing the planes dropping the water. The air dropping planes end up flying rather low to avoid dispersing the water too far since the heat in the fire is enough to otherwise boil it off before it hits the ground, making it roughly useless in that case. Since the drones are flying high enough that they could hit the planes or end up in the jets there's a real risk of a crash which isn't going to help anybody at all.
I think there's a world market for about five computers. -- attr. Thomas J. Watson (Chairman of the Board, IBM), 1943
