Comment: Re:Free WiFi with encryption. (Score 1) 458
Eehm isn't the password the encryption key? So what protection is still benefiting the people with half a brain?
Not trolling, just curious what I'm missing here...
Eehm isn't the password the encryption key? So what protection is still benefiting the people with half a brain?
Not trolling, just curious what I'm missing here...
You don't live in Europe do you?
Because here it was almost impossible to find a bar or a club that banned smoking before government regulation kicked in. Restaurants sometimes had a token smoke free area that was 2 meters away from the smoking section, which would not help one iota. I am very happy that the ban came, because now I don't stink after a meal or a night out.
You don't think the amount you ingest of a chemical substance would matter?
You should remember that phrase about toxicity: There are no toxic substances only toxic amounts.
We just have too many people fiddling with IT not to have these discussions.
Imagine we were comparing different brands of hammers. Nobody would care much about the way the hammer was designed and engineered as long as it works well enough and doesn't break at an awkward moment (or preferably at all). The only people who would care about this would be people who design and build tools. Everybody else would just bang nails.
Not to add the fact that I suspect having a number wheels that can turn would be a definite plus...
I think this is another case where the media turn something that might be good: increased understanding of how obesity works, into something bad: telling obese people that they have no control over their behaviour, fueling the "it's no my fault, I have a serious illness" justification for doing nothing to help themselves.
Thus, if a security guard asks to search your bags on the way out of a shop, you are quite entitled to say "no, sorry" and leave. At worst you have breached a trivial contract between you and the person/entity in possession of the premises. You are also under no obligation to identify yourself.
Except if they actually saw you put something in the bag that's not yours in which case they can arrest you/detain you till the police arrives (depends on the law in your country)...
I stand corrected, I am not really up to speed on the subject of the virality of the GPL. I just wanted to use an example that would appeal to Slashdot readers.
This has nothing to do with Apple, if you want to know about the US of A's imperialistic agenda, learn about Export Controls and how they use them to control companies and customers outside their normal jurisdiction. The viral nature of the GPL is kids play compared to this.
That feeling just came over me. -- Albert DeSalvo, the "Boston Strangler"