Comment Re:Fucking Awesome (Score 1) 200
So, use this as the basis for a reboot of Knight Rider.
So, use this as the basis for a reboot of Knight Rider.
The whole point isn't the app itself, it is that hackers can use a vulnerability in the AP to install this thing against the will of the owner/administrator. In computer terms, a vulnerability that would allow someone to install software on the computers without the computer owners knowledge or permission SHOULD be seen as a bad thing. The same vulnerability then could be used to steal information. Now, if your ROUTER were compromised, now everything going through it is now compromised.
Again, it's not about the app, it is hackers installing the app on OTHER devices they do not own with the goal being to steal their information, but like an Internet worm, you now have a springboard for the infection to spread.
If you are not famous or wealthy enough to pay off Trump to drop the lawsuit, you need to be afraid of lawsuits.
CBS and others PAID OFF Trump to avoid the bogus lawsuits. Those who can't afford to drop $1 million into the Trump bank account are the ones who end up going to court at some point.
While there have been many victims of Trump going after them, it isn't necessary to show all of those cases, and hunt down the links to each story. The only people who need proof are those who have been living under a rock for the past two years.
People misunderstand what is going on. It's not the OS itself, but all of the additional features that get installed and run automatically that cause the problem. Not everything requires printer support, but yep, it's there and enabled by default. The ability to change desktop wallpaper, or sounds, or all of this other stuff, it's in there. Translucency of UI elements, this and that, it adds to how much RAM is getting used.
While you can really cut back on all the stuff that SHOULD be an optional feature, the fact that your typical user doesn't know what they might need or not need makes it so turning stuff on by default makes a lot of sense, right up until you run out of RAM.
So, throw the little thugs in a jail for a few weeks where assaults are known to happen, and see how THEY like to be assaulted.
What do you expect from an account linked to those Russian data centers?
Those are states where the people don't know how to use a computer, so they just want to file random lawsuits and hope that SOMETHING sticks.
We need Trump to be arrested for using crypto to launder bribes.
Yea, we need to donate to Ukraine to do another strike on those Russian data centers to clean things up again.
Didn't you disappear when Ukraine attacked those Russian data centers, or are you a Chinese bot that hasn't gotten hit yet?
Until streaming providers start doubling the price of the monthly plan to offer a 50% discount on an annual plan.
The USA has its places with redneck barbarians who don't think about anyone besides themselves, and those tend to be the type that support Trump.
There are layers to the issue beyond just the purchase price. It is known that the Chinese government is subsidizing the manufacture of EVs to sell them at a price that others can't compete with. It's not fair competition in that regard if a country is fully subsidizing the manufacture of goods to flood foreign markets. It may be good for consumers, but from that perspective, tariffs DO make sense. Also, China has blocked imports of many goods just to protect their domestic companies, which also skews things. So, putting tariffs in place, and limiting imports of select items DOES make sense.
Free market being equal, then sure, tariffs aren't needed, but if the US government 15 years ago started flooding foreign markets with goods at below the cost to manufacture, then you would have seen other countries using tariffs and import limits as well.
The IBM 2250 is impressive ... if you compare it with a system selling for a tenth its price. -- D. Cohen