Comment Re:Ok? (Score 5, Informative) 173
there's no payload and no exploit involved. it's just a webpage that opens another webpage when you try to close it.
there's no payload and no exploit involved. it's just a webpage that opens another webpage when you try to close it.
I'm guessing these people contain the sweetest of the red juice.
Ad networks/common popular websites have been compromised repeatedly in the past and will be compromised repeatedly in the future. All sites could be considered "dirty sites".
For example, Glibc is LGPL'd because FSF knows that if it was GPL'd, then some Unix vendor would push projects to ignore Glibc and use their proprietary libc instead.
As opposed to using the free libc that's part of clang/LLVM?
ODing on Vitamin C is not the problem.
It's quite the problem and quite difficult. When the human body has too much vitamin C, it starts getting rid of the excess through anal leakage.
Anal leakage, ftw!
Are you sure the keys are burned in during manufacturing? When you remote wipe an iPhone, it wipes the key and the contents become inaccessible. If the key itself is hard coded in hardware, that's not exactly possible to do directly.
And if they were hardware keys, Apple could extract those. They can't. See Apple's iOS Security Guide page 15 for reference.
In which market does Apple have a monopoly which they use to gain an advantage for their browser?
The market in the land of make-believe in which every competitor is actually a market unto itself. Like claiming Apple has a monopoly on Macs or a monopoly on AppleTVs despite the fact Macs and AppleTVs are competitors to others.
Of course it was annoying for everybody else but if people could just ignore the license when it was incompatible or inconvenient the GPL would have died out long ago.
Nothing to do with that. VLC doesn't require developers to assign copyright to the main project (unlike most other GPL software). The jerk claimed his own copyright rights in order to pull VLC from the App Store because he didn't like Apple.
Do not worry, Scalia will save us from the Tyranny of the 9th Circuit!
There are medications that can do that. Namely, SSRIs. So can a severe vitamin B12 deficiency. Mixing SSRIs with a severe vitamin B12 deficiency you better believe it! Namely the neurological side-effects can cause severe tremors and other loss of motor control leading to the inability to walk, feed yourself, or anything else that requires fine motor control.
Gah, it sucked ass.
VP9 (which isn't even specified yet, so that's pretty much a blank check from MPEG LA
If you look at how VP8 was based on a draft of either MPEG-4 Part 2 or MPEG-4 Part 10 (or both) then VP9 will be based on a draft of H.265 from 2007 or some such.
It doesn't seem to work at all on my system
Highlight more than 25 whatevers.
It works on left mouse up.
I'm not quite sure why it matters since 7.9 inches does not equal 7 inches.
It doesn't come with a hardware keyboard or Office (unlike the Surface RT)
It has nothing to do with the size of the apps themselves but instead all the bits of the architecture needed to support those apps.
You're only supposed to be able to use Metro apps and Office, according to Microsoft, on the Surface RT and these tools aren't needed to do that.
We have a equal opportunity Calculus class -- it's fully integrated.
