Comment Depends on which day (Score 1) 141
Sometimes it's 10 am. Fridays it's 8 to 9 am. Next month it's 8 am.
Define Typical.
Sometimes it's 10 am. Fridays it's 8 to 9 am. Next month it's 8 am.
Define Typical.
Totally bogus, dude!
Who is "we"? Judging from your attitude you probably weren't even born at the time..
I used to roll S-100 bus computers. And tune floppy drives with oscilliscopes.
Does that help, n00b?
It should be noted that not only do Canadian citizens have a Right of Privacy in the Canadian Constitution, but this overrides all agreements and treaties like the US-Canada Data Treaty so that US firms must ensure Canadians in their data have privacy as well.
Period.
One that comes, all plugs will be power cords and everything will work together.
One Plug to Rule Them All
One Plug to Bind Them
One Plug to Find Them All
And in the power Blind Them
A will work, B will work, C probably wont
Actually, while this "should" work, it won't in actual practice. The phones have dual processors, the one that tracks movement through the accelerometer can have certain downloaded "app upgrades" that you thought came from the "store" but the store was actually the NSA clone with the "activate without screen wake" telemetry burst.
We used to do this with printers in Iraq. What makes you think we care about Americans' Constitutional rights?
The world has lots of governments. Don't assume all Slashdot readers are American.
Well, since the World Cup is on, it's a fair assumption.
This only applies to the 11th circuit, and the NSA will continue to ignore the Constitution anyway.
Please, you think you serfs have rights?
And you know the rest of your audience isn't how? You may be intelligent but you are a real dumbass.
See, this is why we kept you off of it.
Sorry, it's IPv6, it runs way faster than what you have, and it's nice and quiet.
Of course. Because they're fellow scientists.
See, this is the thing. We let you on the last Internet we built, the one we started with 110 baud modems, and you messed it up.
So we already built a new Internet 2. It's here, it runs on 100 GB/s ports with 40 GB/s campuswide at all the top research universities.
And we're not letting you on it.
Now you can keep your spam and we'll go solve the mysteries of the universe while you post hate speech at each other over meaningless twaddle.
How would one "go" plain text, exactly? Start using telnet for remote logins? Stop hashing passwords?
Anyway, I didn't change my practices. I had already assumed that all of my web and email traffic should be treated as if it were completely public.
Nobody uses telnet anymore - mostly it's ssh or some other service
I've switched over to ancient Celtic Ogham images back translated from Archaic Hindu texts and inserted stenographically into images that look like me playing games.
Ooh, another level of Donkey Kong!
System going down in 5 minutes.
