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hobbes300
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Comment #8395451
There is a general assumption amongst virtualised environment administrators that guests are securely separated. And yes, more code to run means more vulnerabilities.
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Comment #7592424
Contradicting Wikipedia does not equal a lack of truth.
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Comment #7341029
>what would it take for you to trust an external service to manage your logs? For a publicly traded company, a relaxation of relevant law to allow arbitrary data to leave the compa…
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Comment #7340076
Hardly, it was well advertised when Lion came out.
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Comment #7340058
Why wasn't she using versions? http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14378
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Comment #7340008
IF and only IF the spam filters are as good as Gmail.
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Comment #7334700
Because it's illegal to put MY data on a server in the US.
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Comment #7305431
I don't need to copy ANYTHING to tailgate.
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Comment #7305345
Collision avoidance mostly.
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Comment #7258333
Sounds unbelievable to me. How is a picture of a card going to mean that you can copy the RFID/chip needed to actually access anything? It would be a first warning/stern telling of…
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Comment #7190316
The Ryanair one is particularly apt.
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Comment #7088866
That's fine, I suspect the %age of Windows users at Yale is fairly small.
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Comment #7088776
Except several people have shown how to de-anonomyse the data.
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Comment #7062498
Bitcoin IS an investment.
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Comment #7051770
I am the 1%
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Comment #7035878
Being left-wing doesn't mean you agree with all government spending
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Comment #6990053
Providing an XML feed that lists banned apps does not equate to remote file system access.
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Comment #6985263
Crypto is a tool, not a solution.
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Comment #6928103
> I struggled with the question of how to transport that energy to where we'd like to use it Lasers
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Comment #6915951
I wouldn't read too much into this at the moment. If Bruce is leaving because of GCHQ snooping he will certainly let the world know, I can't see him signing a gag order.
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Comment #6879729
Until you go back to it in a year's time and can't remember any of the reasons for your design decisions.
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Comment #6873856
People won’t use technology they don’t trust. Governments have put this trust at risk, and governments need to help restore it.” —Brad Smith, General Counsel and Executive Vice Pre…
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Comment #6860436
It's very long? Do you have the patience of a gnat? This is exactly the kind of journalism that should be championed instead of short, fact-less articles about the latest celebrity…
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Comment #6733460
One of the best pieces of wisdom I have received that relates to the IT industry hugely is "no matter who you are talking to and how experienced they are, there is always something…
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Comment #6647901
Why is the 'Search for transactions' field so far away from the list of recent transactions?