Without skullduggery, we would know Bill Gates as "that embedded BASIC guy". And there would be nothing wrong with that, either. It would certainly be better than "headed corporation convicted of deliberate anti-trust actions", although he certainly is spending a lot of money to Rockefeller his way into a cushier spot in the history books.
Says someone clueless about MS history.
On the contrary, only someone clueless about MS history could fail to know that his parents (both of them, in fact) were instrumental in his access to that market.
Rand Paul is just more of the same. He pays lip service to liberty.
Sanders, on the other hand, might actually believe what he says. It certainly looks like it, all the time.
It's well-documented that Billy Gates' success is largely due to having rich and well-connected parents.
He did the crime (actually several), he must do the time.
he obviously needs help, but how will putting him into a rape factory where criminals are hardened help society?
They were sitting around at work, with porn magazines out in the open. Does that really not strike you in any way to be misogynistic?
Oh yeah, they hated women so much, they wanted to look at pictures of them naked.
We can only go by reported vulnerabilities - we have no data for unreported vulnerabilities, and claiming that there are fewer unreported vulnerabilities in the linux and bsd kernels than in the windows kernel is totally unprovable - it's "magic thinking".
No, it's a proven fact. Now you don't even know what you wrote. Hilarious. You've got yourself all in a tizzy.
Both should be scanned by the job site. Neither is encrypted, and both are being re-served to clients, so a scan should have been done.
If they were half as smart as they think they are, they'd demand plain text. It doesn't hide malware unless you save it to a file and double-click it. Who gives a shit about what font a resume is in? They can buy the layout.
That's what these morons get for demanding resumes in
Ah yes, the ultra-secure PDF, which has never been a vector for malware.
POTS lines will still accept pulse dialing pretty much everywhere even though it is rarely used.
A number of telcos have dropped it, though googling around, it's less than I thought.
Great points. A good topic for a philosophy course; but it's not computer science.
That's a wonderful response to a student who complains about the use of the image in an image processing class, but not a useful one here, where we are discussing the import of the issue.
Which I guess is why the Windows kernel is now more secure than either the Linux or BSD kernels. So, citation provided
I've already debunked the citation of this report when other people who failed to understand it cited it. That is a report on reported vulnerabilities. It says so right at the top of the chart. Now, go back and re-read my prior comment to understand why that is useless, and why you have failed.
If you want me to debunk any other crappy citations for you, I can do that. But if it gets to be a habit, I'm going to bill you.
I don't understand why phone companies don't just set a max for your bill and then shut you off if it goes over that,
Tee hee.
Your naivete is charming, but if you have testicles, count them after every future transaction
One possible excuse is "I would, but I can't afford real estate in the service area of cable or fiber." How would you respond to that?
I'd tell them to look into the possibility of wireless internet in their area. It usually still sucks compared even to DSL, but it's orders of magnitude better than dial-up — measurably so.
How can my cell phone have unlimited long distance (even when calling landline phones!) plus data plus texts for $40 and this poor SOB was getting drilled for $51 for inferior service?
We canned our AT&T line because it cost $51 without unlimited long distance, which would have been another ten bucks. Now we have VOIP for $8/mo plus a trivial amount per-minute.
"Money is the root of all money." -- the moving finger
