Comment Re:Why the obsession? (Score 4, Informative) 57
Because if you succesfully hacked the bootloader, your malware is invisible to the OS.
Because if you succesfully hacked the bootloader, your malware is invisible to the OS.
Imagine being so out of touch with reality, you still try to paint AC: Shadow as some sort of failure. After all the reviews and released player numbers are out. This is embarrassing as fuck
Because using âcellâ is an emergency / last resort when nothing else is available. It generally both involves cost as well as way more battery drain, so why would you voluntarily use cell connectivity unless you are forced to by circumstances?
Because sms and calls cost money, but data is included in the plan. Duh.
A kernel-level driver can only exist if it was signed by Microsoft, so now they are openly admitting they sign malicious software?
I donâ(TM)t know. If they actually hired Cavill and let him steer creative, it could be glorious.
I am afraid you do not understand. There are no furher restrictions placed on your right to redistribute the sources. You can freely do it. It's just that it means Redhat will terminate their customer relationship with you. Which means they no longer have to offer you binaries. Which means they no longer have to offer your sources either.
It's devilishly clever legalese. Stupid and annoying yes, but also devilishly clever.
You need to add a clause to these bills re-asserting state sovereign immunity and withdrawing consent of the government to be sued by corporations the law applies to. The companies notoriously abuse the court system to obstruct.
On most matters states are immune to being sued, so I am not sure why this is tolerated to allow companies to push back against regulations like so. Write a statute in consumer protection laws like this restoring the government's Immunity so that the courts cannot be used to obstruct implementation.
Í don't like to throw the word around, but you are literally asking for fascism. FUCK THAT.
Honestly copyrights need to be a quicker removal from software that is written for a specific hardware platform that is no longer in production, I'm thinking like 5 years.
That's absurd. The fact that you chose to not actively exercise your property rights for a prolonged time IS, in itself, exercising your property rights. Not a prelude to being stripped of them.
HAHAHAHAHAA
Oh, you were serious... Oh my.
Let me guess, trickle down economics works too?
You could actually open the most recent annual reports for a few large insurers and see for yourself where most of the income over time actually comes from.
Instead of embarrasing yourself in public.
No, thats how they make MORE money.
If you think insurance companies are hurting on profit, you either havent been looking at their reports OR you are making dividends off them and have a reason to be disingenuous.
If you think insurance underwriting is how insurers make most of their money, you have absolutely zero idea about how insurance actually works and where the profits are coming from.
"It's hard to imagine wanting to continue to working on WordPress after this," he added
Good, now resign, from ALL related positions and never come back so that eventually, trust in Wordpress as a platform can be restored.
Most people neither need nor want a powerful PC. They are entirely happy with their smartphone. For gaming purposes, you need to spend AT LEAST 3 times the price of a console to get maybe 10% better framerates and way more to get a signicantly notable difference. Most people do not find that enticing at all.
No. Being an asshole is not the right answer.
This has been a public service announcement.
Lots of people enjoy LARPing that we shouldn't shame people because it supposedly doesn't work, except it does work. Shaming, ostracising and peer pressure ALL work, which is why they have persisted as effective ways of shaping societies for many millennia.
Forking could happen, but will the ecosystem shift with them?
After the OG showed everybody merely abiding by the license is not anywhere near enough and that you also need to bow down before his nonsensical whims? What do you think?
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (4) How many times do we have to tell you, "No prior art!"