Comment Re:are you serious? (Score 2) 81
Trump could sign a peace treaty with Russia tomorrow and
OF COURSE everyone sane would bitch about it - the only "peace treaty" Trump is capable of signing is the utter capitulation suggested by Russia.
Trump could sign a peace treaty with Russia tomorrow and
OF COURSE everyone sane would bitch about it - the only "peace treaty" Trump is capable of signing is the utter capitulation suggested by Russia.
People nearly everywhere have utterly rejected airgapping. Yes including dam and nuclear power station controls.
I agree it sounds like a bad idea. The stock markets already have tools they deploy during crises that pause trading to give people time to stop and think rather than just react. Having trading stop at the end of the day and other markets around the globe take over gives everyone an automatic long pause to regroup and plan for whatever crisis the markets may be looking at..
Just one problem. Not everyone around the world lives in the same timezone.
Just one problem. This is not how any of this works. You waived your rights to placing any such restrictions on the auditors by accepting the license terms of the software you decided to use.
Stupid take. The stock market is always forward-looking. If you want your company stock to command a hefty premium, you need to be able to show a believable roadmap to riding major trends into making a lot of money. it's okay if you can't, but still make a lot of money right now and tomorrow. Just don't go Pikachy-face that this is indeed reflected in your stock valuation.
... the gamers were right all along and Neil was full of shit.
I don't know what they can do about that without breaking their business model
If a business model inherently depends on non-cooperation, opacity, or immunity from justice and harm becomes systemic as a result then that model is not only broken; it is unacceptable.
If you jurisdiction requires communication software vendors to provide law enforcement with a backdoor and/or encryption decryption capabilities, your jurisdisction is not only broken; it is unacceptable.
That's because in Europe you are expected to act like a grown up and comply with the spirit of the law, not just the letter.
So entirely unwritten legislation that you're supposed to just mind-read is the norm, got it.
I would have returned the item and demanded my money back
You breaking the license is not the problem of whoever sold you the item.
In this case it is by law pretty much everywhere because you bought a physical item.
The device and the software on the device are not the same thing,
This, precisely. You might have purchased a physical item and do own it, but you absolutely were not granted ownership of the software running on the physical item. You were granted a license to use it. A license with terms and conditions. A license that can be revoked.
What does the world market share matter in California?
What does California market share matter to the world? Imagine if companies had to bend to conflicting rulings of hundreds of different courts from different jurisdictions.
I will never get why Apple insists on creating their own protocols rather than using tried tested and true standards everyone else uses.
Have you pondered what Airplay is ubiquitous and why people love it? Once you do, you'll have your answer.
Is FCC LARPing neither Nokia nor Ericcson are a thing?
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
A computer without COBOL and Fortran is like a piece of chocolate cake without ketchup and mustard.