Comment: Re:Was it hacking? (Score 1) 231
if the door needed you to jam a screwdriver into it to turn the lock then yeah sure.
after all USA wants a guy extradited for national security level hacking that was just using default passwords so..
if the door needed you to jam a screwdriver into it to turn the lock then yeah sure.
after all USA wants a guy extradited for national security level hacking that was just using default passwords so..
maybe he thought that just showing it to world was enough to make it unpatentable.
like it should.
vote with your cash.
I will.
honestly though I'm surprised they're even going to allow regular "desktop" and programs on the arm windows, I genuinely thought they would just go through shitty windows phone/zune type of system there to avoid fucking up the windows brand.
now back to installing virtualbox to run some legacy os to run some obscure modelling program..
cali doesn't have steel industry do they?
can't predict how it gets released from the earth naturally either.
but it's easy to say that we should just stop doing everything and that man isn't part of nature.
yes, it's just cashing on the company.
ridiculous really, that you can settle without guilt being established.
if he really was a kid when doing it, what do you expect? convicting him as an adult?
does word perfect infringe? it's interactive.. if the file is loaded from a network server and saved there too..
Hah. Everybody knows that America comprises two continents.
I'm not sure if this is a witty remark to Eurasia or not.
anyways, fuck all sw patents, Fortress Europe stands!
At work, the authority of a person is inversely proportional to the number of pens that person is carrying.