Which would be perfect if these glasses ran Android and had some of the same kinds of functionality, searching for images based on where your eyes targeted. Popping up Terminator-style narratives for things you see would be awesome.
If it's a "jury of your peers", and you're a corporation, shouldn't other corporations be the jury?
After all, corporations are people, too.
For the jurors' sake, I hope they don't choose process termination to resolve the deadlock.
It won't be long before your wall ends up being nothing but dozens of "posts" from your friends breathlessly raving about cheese-stuffed-something-or-other, or toilet bowl cleaner.
If friends start barking ads, they'll soon find themselves friendless.
I'd never heard of a "spruiker" before. Had to google it. Still have no idea how to say it.
Where is Father Guido Sarducci when we need him?
And here I was thinking of Father Captain Federico de Soya.
Remember, a whole bunch of stuff uses ssl. Have fun fixing your Java jars.
I greatly doubt Java's baked-in SSL functionality uses OpenSSL.
If they find hidden messages in my spam, I hope they don't blame me for receiving it. I sure as hell didn't ask for it.
Depends on how specifically Brøderbund acquired the original rights to the game back in 1989, and how subsequent holders acquired their rights. I'm not a lawyer, but I would expect that if the agreements included source code, they might have expected transfer of copyright ownership.
Wow, this is just amazing and surprising news...that people still use GIMP. One word...Pixelmator.
I wonder why everyone doesn't run this, then?
Built exclusively for Mac OS X
Oh, that's why.
Yet, for some reason, computers and electronics will start working better when I get close to them. It's almost like they know that I am ready, willing, and eager to take them apart and that I'm carrying a screwdriver. It's even the machines that I haven't seen before.
Ditto. I've also perceived this apparent effect, but I wonder how much of it is that users stop misusing the device while I'm nearby.
Wrong. Kip Hawley was right when he said that this would merely shift terrorists' training focus to people on those pre-screened lists.
I think by "Kip Hawley" you meant "Bruce Schneier".
What the Trusted Traveler program does is create two different access paths into the airport: high security and low security. The intent is that only good guys will take the low-security path, and the bad guys will be forced to take the high-security path, but it rarely works out that way. You have to assume that the bad guys will find a way to take the low-security path.
https://www.schneier.com/essay-051.html
Hawley's most recent dump recapitulates things Schneier has been saying for years and which Schneier tried to impress on him when he was still head of the TSA. https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2012/04/hawley_channels.html
Finally agreeing with Schneier after he's no longer in a position to use the information is a little worthless.
Yes...yes I did.
I can't find this news on any indian news site (timesofindia, rediff, ibnlive). Where does this blog writer get his news from?
The first rule about blasphemy charges is that you don't talk about blasphemy charges.
Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. -- Albert Einstein
