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Park seems to like a**es
Park seems to like a**es
The message he tried to put really looked like the sort of thing bots post. I'm not surprised at all an automated spam filter blocked it. He did mention 11 different 3rd party websites in it, so its not too amazing that it flagged.
But as usual facebook is run by evil commies who want to oppress our free speech and all that.
I know quite a few dictators who would agree with this brilliant idea. Much easier to find the activists this way.
We should set about to implementing it right away!
We cannot allow a cyber-war gap.
"Dr. Who's Sonic Screwdriver a Step Closer To Reality"
"application of ultrasonic beams"
Surely what we're making here is an ultrasonic screwdriver.
To pick up girls at Starbucks?
You're probably american.
Yandex is a good backup for the ever-increasing list of topics which "america" fears and feels it must "censor" in order to maintain the red-white-and-blue wall.
Incorrect. I'm Maltese.
Also are you suggesting that a russian website is less prone to censorship? What an interesting role reversal.
I'm quite sure that most people who use Google Chrome do so after finding out about it because they use Google as a search engine.
So its basically the other way around.
Moreoever, you can change the default search engine, so WOW, issue solved!
Also the only reason I ever heard of Yandex was because I saw their scraper on my website. I had never heard about it before. I guess Google is doing a GREAT job choking them.
Ah well, no harm done!
I wonder if he will be able to sue the US government for the millions/billions lost in buisiness.
That's how Science works.
You build a model, you predict things, you test it. If it fails, you fix your model, you test it again.
Now we'll see how his next prediction holds and we can then judge his model
I don't know about your definition of secure...
They have less DISCOVERED flaws that's true. But it doesn't mean there aren't many which can be discovered and exploited.
And quite frankly their virus-response is crappy. It took ages for them to patch something that Oracle had patched a while ago. I think that's the main issue here - they needed a fire lit underneath them, and even then they worked sluggishly.
"PC Viruses" actually.
Which makes little sense, since Macs used to run on PowerPC machines.
Cthulhu doesn't exist, however we can all agree that an Eldritch Abdomination is bad.
Next time they should install a proprietry and closed OS on these laptops, thereby increasing their price and enforcing minimum hardware requirements.
So normal people who get infringed on copyright need to take a loan or something similar (I don't have a couple hundred dollars which I could lose against better lawers) - but large companies who make billions a year - they just might be able to afford it. Cost of doing buisiness.
If you have a procedure with 10 parameters, you probably missed some.