Comment Re:Funny, they're not my first choices (Score 1) 255
Comcast IS NBC/Universal.
Time Warner IS... well... Warner Bros.
So yeah. these "ISPs" really are just some of the major players in the movie/music industry.
Comcast IS NBC/Universal.
Time Warner IS... well... Warner Bros.
So yeah. these "ISPs" really are just some of the major players in the movie/music industry.
And for anyone that has filed a bug report... if you simply list the bug as a "problem", you're doing it wrong. Detailed descriptions, please! Why should it be any different for automotive? Words like these are subjective. Simply stating: "The brakes are having a problem" doesn't say anything about what is really wrong. Stating: "The brakes failed to engage when X pressure is applied to the pedal" says a hell of a lot more.
Not just that, but we even have an RFC to deal with keywords within RFCs. Its not just exclusion lists, but also required usage lists.
https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc21... http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc...
People are simply getting bent out of shape because GM defines their language and set of standards for usage of said language. This is true of ALL large companies, and not just in these types of documents. In the tech world, we live or die by these requirements, so why is it a surprise that other industries use them too?
Internet Explorer was made free, it helped drive down the cost of web browser software, of which everyone benefited. Microsoft got slammed with an anti-trust suit for it.
Not only this, but considering how uninformative this site is, I'm trying to figure out just what I would gain, if anything at all, over Sublime Text right now. Visually from their screen shots, it looks mostly the same? So, besides that, what features ARE there that make this project unique compared to other offerings?
This is because Microsoft doesn't change stored passwords on Hotmail when they update policies for the service... Case in point, my dummy account from the '90's still has a password that is well under the minimum number of characters required to login. Very short, sweet, easy to remember, and cannot be brute forced because nobody would think to check a password outside of their "requirements"! (oh wait, fuck, I just admitted publicly there are passwords outside of their requirements)
I use security tokens instead of passwords, and then external services use OAuth against this centralized service to verify my identity... passwords? What are those!?
Ookla says the exact opposite about T-Mobile: http://newsroom.t-mobile.com/p...
When Slashdot comments become full front page stories? This was already posted a few times as comments in the last OpenSSL post.
>Or maybe you could isolate control systems from the Internet
Oh, you mean like all those systems Stuxnet infected?
No real way to verify it, but there is a surefire way to discredit it!
So the cost of PURCHASING a drone is about the same as RENTING a helicopter for the same time? With the drone, of course, being re-usable, and creating significantly less impact when comparing the results of a potential crash, and can get much MUCH closer to the action.
This is seriously the best of all worlds. Now if only we can get away from the mainstream stigma of the term "Drone", such as going back to the term UAV instead? Really, the only down-side is ignorant media perception of these devices.
I picked up the Asus Nexus 7 16GB (2013 edition) for $151.12 off Amazon Prime just two weeks ago... How is $199.99 a deal in comparison?
TL;DR: Nothing is appealing this Black Friday.
I guess all those documents from two years ago don't count, then?
HELP!!!! I'm being held prisoner in /usr/games/lib!
