You can say that about most exploits...
"It's not hacking. They just called a function with an undersized buffer and the code did what its programmed to do..."
"It's not hacking. They just sent a perfectly valid request. Not their fault the code doesn't sanitize inputs..."
With this hack they used an invalid address to exploit the contract code.
Erection doesn't imply consent. You can be physically aroused without wanting sex. Hell, a stiff breeze or brushing up against furniture can sometimes cause an erection.
By that logic, a woman who is wet or has erect nipple automatically consent. "Cause if they didnt want sex they wouldn't be turned on"
You're thinking of Lyft. Lyft started out as "ride sharing". Uber started out as a dispatch for existing livery service like those executive towncars you might hire.
They both pivoted to "regular people being cabs" fairly quickly
Actually, no. The seatbelt ding is an "insecure indicator". When you are properly buckled, there isn't any warning or noise: there is only a "ding" when you are unbuckled. Chrome is gradually making the "not secure" more prominent for all plain http sites.
The fact that the teams supply the balls doesn't matter. They are inspected by officials prior to the game.
However, after the inspection, someone went in and removed air from the balls. Touching or altering the balls after inspection is not allowed (and could have been done regardless of who supplied them).
'1' + 1; returns '11'. It's weird when you have javascript's type coercion.
I keep hearing that "anyone" can do this. Please point me to where I can sign up to collocate my server with the market computers - because that is actually necessary to set up an effective HFT system.
http://www.lightspeed.com/?page_id=5068
http://www.limebrokerage.com/contact_us.shtml
http://www.ften.com/buy-side-products/vx-velocityxpress.html
They all offer colocation services.
Wrong. The afterlife (flash sideways) happened many years after the very real events of the island. After everyone died (everyone dies eventually) they find each other and need to come to grips with the events of the island before they move on
Milliseconds do matter for high speed traders. Most high speed traders have their trading machines colocated at the exchanges because milliseconds matter. Many strategies are dependent on being faster (ie cross-market arbitrage).
I work for a broker-dealer.
Most people don't realize that burning a flag is on of the ONLY ways to properly dispose of it....
US Flag Code. TITLE 4 > CHAPTER 1 > Sec. 8(k). It states:
"The flag, when it is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for display, should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning"
I suggest you read:
http://www.irs.gov/taxpros/article/0,,id=159932,00.html
It shows numerous "I don't have to pay tax" arguments as well as case law and reasoning.
You can't have everything... where would you put it? -- Steven Wright
