Comment OS that uses text on a black screen (Score 1) 81
Isn't [Linux] the hacking OS that uses text on a black screen?
I'm sorry. You must have Linux confused with Windows Server Core.
Isn't [Linux] the hacking OS that uses text on a black screen?
I'm sorry. You must have Linux confused with Windows Server Core.
Not if China blocks the VPN's handshake, as it has been seen to do.
There is very few censorship agreements in the USA. Most of the so called hidden agreements are just the morals of the particular publisher.
And some are laws that allow a publisher to inflict its will on third parties, such as intellectual protectionism/imaginary property laws.
Except they have a capitalist vision of google having to pay to have people access gmail.
wat. Of course Google pays to have people access gmail - servers, racks, drives, power, transit, staff, real estate all cost quite a bit.
Chrisq's claim, as I understand it, is that Google would have to negotiate transit with each individual last-mile ISP to make Gmail available to the ISP's customers, or at least available at more than 1999 DSL speeds.
Obviously serious problems only could occure if software was not patched.
If one claimes even patched software will cause serious problems (your preparations) he is an idiot.
I think the people predicting Y2K doom were under the assumption that someone somewhere might miss a very important patch.
whatever happened to: If you don't like the way a company does business, don't do business with them?
Monopolies happened. A lot of times, there are no compatible substitutes for a particular company's products or services despite the company's poor information security practices.
There are also situations where systems integration must be performed without single sign-on.
And even with single sign-on, there are situations where a system participating in single sign-on needs to store a "client key" and "client secret" for something like OAuth.
So to fix this we added the "get connected" feature. Basically it's a page after the initial login where people can open a session to all their social networks and provide all their frequent email addresses. This way they can login with any of these. This helped a lot.
The Stack Exchange network has a similar feature. Each user can associate a Facebook account, an e-mail address and password, and multiple OpenID identifiers (Google, AOL, Ubuntu, etc.) to his Stack Exchange user account. The one thing I'm surprised they don't support is Twitter login.
People not physically present in the US would fail the substantial presence test and so would be taxed as a non-resident alien.
Unless they're contractors who file tax on the foreign country's equivalent of form 1099.
To use a baseball analogy, all the farm teams and minor leagues have been shipped out of the country, so where do we get the next generation of major league players from?
Same place NFL and NBA get their players: college.
If they come to the US, the US can tax their income. If they work remotely, their home country gets all the income tax.
The brown ones remind Van Halen of a shoddy set builder.
Would copyright infringement be a valid form of protest if the incumbent music publishers start suing indie songwriters on trumped-up charges of creating a derivative work by accident? (For example, Bright Tunes Music v. Harrisongs Music)
Street Fighter II lacked symmetric starting positions. This was rectified in Street Fighter II' Champion Edition and later Street Fighter games.
Basketball, team handball, soccer, rugby and gridiron football are members of a family of sports based on advancing the ball into the goal based on restrictions against arbitrarily carrying it. A Paralympic sport in the same family is wheelchair basketball. I wonder what sort of other sports in the same family could be invented for people with no legs like Jennifer Bricker in the same way that volleyball was adapted into sitting volleyball.
"Protozoa are small, and bacteria are small, but viruses are smaller than the both put together."
