Comment Re:Rule of Law (Score 1) 185
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Try reading the third line of the summary again. The bit where is says "segregated LAN" might interest you...
You made an incorrect blanket statement and I was pointing out a potential case to show this incorrectness.
You claim that having root on a VM is not a security concern -- and I am showing a case where that is incorrect -- even if that does not conform the submitter's problem at large.
if the VM has a full root account, with a network address on the global network at large, then it has the ability to, for example, run a priviledged NMAP scan on the entire network. Which can expose open ports or vulnerabilities on another machine that can then be used to leverage access.
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It may have been some randoms doing DMCA illegally:
FTFA:
Update: Yesitis.org now points to a parked page. Yet another sign that these notices may be fraudulent, and not authorized by the copyright holders at all. If that’s indeed the case it remains unclear what the purpose of these notices is. It would show how easily these DMCA notices can be abused.
Pot smokers can choose not to smoke pot.
Gay people can choose not to have gay sex.
Neither group can control their desires.
Are straight people unable to control their desires? Should they be required to? Why should it be any different for gay individuals?
That's what makes this a larger civil rights issue, one worthy of the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment -- a suspect class not receiving the same rights as a majority class under the law.
While I do not disagree that federal drug law reform is necessary, I do not agree with the decision to prioritise drug reform simply because more people are effected -- that starts to delve into the tyranny of the majority realm.
Pot smokers can choose not to smoke pot.
Gay people cannot choose not to be gay.
That is why the Gay rights issue is a higher priority.
The issue with RFID in the balls is rather simple.
RFID can tell you if the ball crossed the goal line to be a score.
RFID cannot tell you if the runner's knee was on the ground before the ball crossed the line.
Every Ph. D program I have seen in Electrical Engineering (my field) requires N hours of coursework past the masters degree in addition to a dissertation increasing the sphere of knowledge. I think this is what the gentleman from TFA is referring to.
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How is this different from FireGPG? With the exception that this is still in development versus the stall in FireGPG?
A snapshot of one of BBN's other training games (VESSEL) is available on their website. While not quite on the same level as Farcry, it does a little bit better than text only
http://bbn.com/technology/immersive_learning_technologies/vessel
I've never heard of Raythorn BBN Technologies and I bet you haven't either. So here.
you would have lost the bet. BBN is pretty well known for networking related developments (first packet switch/router, first machine-to-machine messaging/email) and acoustic developments (UN Assembly Hall, forensic analysis of the JFK dictabelt & the Nixon Tapes, `Boomerang').
In fact, your computer probably has a fair bit of BBN code & configuration in it. Grep for 'BBN' in
Every nonzero finite dimensional inner product space has an orthonormal basis. It makes sense, when you don't think about it.