Comment Re:Extra Paycheck (Score 1) 48
And for the record, I think it's just super you are such a good reader. Good for you!
It's too bad that you're so defensive about your lack of reading ability that you had to cry about it here.
And for the record, I think it's just super you are such a good reader. Good for you!
It's too bad that you're so defensive about your lack of reading ability that you had to cry about it here.
Let me guess, you're also a cage fighter, 6'6" tall, and have a 10 inch wang?
what a lot of people don't realise is that after he came back from placating hitler he increased military spending significantly. If not for him, when war broke out Britain would have been squashed.
This is whats called 'international diplomacy' and was actually pretty masterful; he delayed the start of the war and ensured that Britain was prepared for it.
And all the other *Kits - for making things fancy and GUI and creating a generation of Linux admins who don't actually know how things work.
Lol, in Gary, you're at much higher risk from industrial pollution than you are from random hooligan violence on the street. That shit gets into your body every day, all day long. You can't shoot it back. And it's completely legal.
Exactly.
And if NK wanted to REALLY threaten Sony; they'd just assassinate Seth Rogan. Seems like the easiest and most sensible thing to do. Seriously. The rest of this just makes no fucking sense at all.
Did you ever see Christopher Walken in "Pulp Fiction"?
Nothing wrong with being wrong with confidence. Sounds like the majority of humanity the majority of the time.
Oh, it definitely sounds like the majority of humanity the majority of the time. I just don't think it's one of our more admirable traits.
In our case, it's necessary, because we evolved with mediocre brains. I'd like to see our successors do better. They aren't yet, which is what this article is pointing out. This promising system isn't ready yet. It's just not wrong for the reasons that the GGP post thought.
No. DNSSEC keys are in stored in a vault and only brought out for signing ceremonies. As far as I can tell, bad guys will have gotten access to some potentially valuable identity information and passwords, and copies of TLD zone files; nothing related to DNSSEC.
South Korea is really the only reason we are pulling our punches with these guys or even care.
Those require certain filesystem attributes to be set regardless of what the name on the file is.
On the other hand, if your OS and user shell and email application simply avoid the equivalent of "bash you-don't-know-where-I-came-from.zip", you easily avoid a lot of this nonsense.
You would never consider taking random things you find on the floor or street and putting them in your mouth, but that's exactly what some "modern" software does.
> I've received dozens of these. All via hijacked SMTP hosts.
Any time I see one of these I examine the headers and invariably it is some end user desktop running off of a dynamic IP from some ISP.
They stand to lose tens of millions unless they're smart about how they do a private release now.
They will release straight to DVD, and they will make a killing. Wait, that came out wrong
You can't take down a full movie theatre with one suicide bomber, you would need several (at least one for each screen, somehow synchronized to maximize damage).
So you attend several ahead of time and plant bombs while you're there, there's loads of places in the average theater where you could hide an explosive. Then you set them off by cellphone. It's not rocket surgery. That nobody has done this already proves just how few terrists there actually are active on merican soil.
The next person to mention spaghetti stacks to me is going to have his head knocked off. -- Bill Conrad
