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- If you want to reverse-engineer existing code (security checking, malware analysis, unofficial bug fixing [1]), then of course yes.

[1] http://www.hexblog.com/?p=21 - The author of IDA Pro disassembler wrote a hotfix for the WMF vulnerability in Windows about a week before MS released a fix. From what I've heard, his site completely tanked due to all the downloads.
I would have much less of a problem with rapid release if they'd stop changing major version numbers.

There is a three part version number for a reason, use it.

Firefox 5 should have been 4.5 and 6 should have been 4.6

If you want to release every other month to imply there are improvements, go for it - just don't imply there are major changes for "political" reasons.
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Yes. I can confirm that without using a proxy, DigiNotar's CA is being used.

Who might/could do this except for the goverment?
Rising demand and inelastic supply leads to rising prices. This is a good thing. The price premium the wealthy are willing to pay allows schools to massively subsidize their brain drain of the brightest students. If you get into stanford and your parents make less than 60k, you don't pay tuition at all. The alternative is rationing which leaves just as many students out in the cold but doesnt allow the school to capture extra rents.

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Do we really need all those Certificate Authorities that are trusted by the browser? I remember 10 years ago Verisign would spend time verifying a business digging through legal documents, addresses, company officers, notarized docs, etc. Nowadays I'm supposed to trust a bunch of fly-by-night operations issuing certificates for a dollar and a song.
Arrested people werent organizing anything. They just had lots of political talks like analyzing Iran's current situation.

Goverment isnt trying to spy specific people for specific reasons. They are trying to spy everyone.
But he is not saying the truth. The truth is: his game have enough success to not be in steam.
IMHO, just blacklisting these resellers is worthless as there is obviously not enough oversight over who can be a reselling CA.

This is the third time this year that a Comodo reseller has been breached. Comodo should scrutinize their customers better or THEY should get blacklisted (taking all their other resellers with them) at least until they made sure that their clients have all resolved their security issues
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I don't find it dumb. Just a different pricing strategy.
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This is huge. This was not doable in previous versions of Office! There were some commands you could not access via anything else than the menu, and to those of us that are vim users, you know how bad that can be! I do a lot of PowerPoint presentations and besides designing arrows or shapes I have no need for a mouse. And PowerPoint is a WYSIWYG editor!

The other reason is that you can hide the Ribbon. See the screenshots? That chevron symbol (^) means that you can essentially auto-hide the Ribbon and bring it back, while still retaining its usability via hotkeys.

I'm by no means an all-guns-blazing MSFT fanboy, but I need Office at work, and instead of jumping on the silly bandwagon of bashing all that is Ribbon, I found my inner vim user and learnt to god damn power use the hell out of it.

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Literally every single question you ask about the Finder can be answered by simply clicking on the UI element you are wondering and observing what happens.

You and I have different definitions of the word 'literally'. He has a number of questions for things that aren't apparent on the gui ("How do I create folders? How do I delete things?" etc)
We can have people working full-time analyzing the subject and read what their opinions are.

That's what representatives do, actually -- they have people who read the bills and give advice on what they think. I'm saying, like with so many areas, by using the internet we can skip the middle-man.
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Some people swear by Miller columns for efficiency and are lost at sea without them. It's entirely a personal preference - if you don't like it, click on one of the other available layouts in the finder.
Terrorist have already won.

Also may want to google "depopulation agenda"

Do you not see the problem with the above? If you want to successfully argue against what the TSA is doing, you need to drop the conspiracy stuff. It's not a question of being right or wrong: it's making sure that valid complaints can't be brushed aside by snide remarks such as "Yeah, whatever, he's a conspiracy nut."

And just for the avoidance of doubt, when the first page of Google is littered with links discussing the Illuminati, that does, sadly, damage your credibility.
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I find it strange that this didactic "You don't need that feature" seems to be considered a valid argument in the OSX camp.
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Looking forward to seeing this project continue after Node Knockout, I'd hate to see it die out like a lot do.
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It's arrogant to a point but there is a reasonable argument in there. I'm 30, I've worked in my fair share of large companies and startups, and I can see the pain points many large companies have the startups frankly don't.

If you're 21 and just graduated or mid-20s and only worked in startups, frankly, you are not going to be aware of many of the pain points big companies face that startups just never have to deal with.
They may not have the same experience but the point he was making was that they are almost obsessed with trivial fleeting trends. In my experience of people, that is not the case.
Do you have a link to this USCIS clarification?
My post was only meant to illustrate the ease with which you can formulate the completely opposite argument from the same premise.

If you want to know my core belief on the subject it's that doing nothing, and spending trillions on security theater are both equally stupid options.
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By eyeballing the graph, it looks as if about 8% of the x-rays emitted are soft. This is interesting, and it is troubling that the TSA was not more clear about this point. Kudos to the author for spotting this.

But some of his conclusions don't make much sense. "With that being said, because the scanners have both a radiation source AND a detector in the front AND back of the person in the scanner, it is actually possible for the hardware to conduct a classic, through-the-body X-ray...So the hardware has the capability to output quite high doses of radiation..."

The conclusion does not follow from the premise. I would expect any backscattering system to have a detector behind the subject for the purposes of calibration, if nothing else.

Overall, nothing he says (apart from the vague speculation above) cuts against the fundamental point of the report: the dose is exceedingly low and is highly unlikely to cause any significant damage.

I'd also like to point out that much like the TSA report, this blog post is "NOT authored by anyone with either a Ph.D. or a M.D., raising serious concerns of the extent of the expertise of the individual". (Not that this should matter, but the OP seems to think it does.)
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You would think with 6000 downloads, I'd get some emails. Nothing but FBI emails.

Something's fucked-up, I agree.

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What we need, I think, is for browsers to display the CA as well as the URL. As in, 'DigiNotar certifies that you are connected to gmail'. This won't wholly solve the problem, but it will a) broaden the knowledge that CA's actually exist, and thus the problem of trusting them and b) provide some reputational disincentive to being a bad CA.

Unfortunately chrome seems to be headed in the opposite direction, removing the URL bar.
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There is a crusade against the filesystem in general. We should probably go all the way and design an OS that absolutely does not need the concept of files, extensions and directory trees, even for programmers, else we'll have to deal with this UI debate for god knows how long.

Disclaimer: I believe the best UI for a filesystem manager was Windows Explorer 98, the last iteration with perpetual, irrevocable and non exclusive root access, with Norton Commander as its only rival.

From the moment we cared about maintaining our system's safety from the user's "big fingers syndrome", it all went down (starting with hiding file extensions) to the atrocities we now have to deal with. And yes, I put Seven's Explorer in the same basket as Finder and the likes of Nautilus, mostly due to /that/ horrible folder scrolling bug that MS refuses to hotfix.
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The given headline is needlessly inflammatory. The very next post on that blog[1]
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iPodObserver site appears to be the only place that was emailed by "Microsoft spokesman Tom Pilla" to say that this was a Microsoft-produced video. Everyone else simply quoted them. So the authenticity of [1] looks highly implausible.

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This must be unique to Northwestern. The housing prices at other universities is listed on the residential housing page. Greek housing was no different than anyone else and were a little more since the houses weren't as dense as a tower block.

The only way I can see the Greeks at Northwestern getting away with this is if they covered all the maintenance and all the utility charges. Considering that most of those houses are old and paid for NU wouldn't have to charge anything beyond that.
I get redirected to http there, but this should show the untrusted CA:
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The ribbon is about as "front and centre" as you can get for an app, so I can't read your analogy in any way that makes sense to me.

Look. Context menus are useful but lots of people don't find them. In fact, MS added something to apps such as Outlook that addresses your comment about commands being near to the content that they work on, but presents the UI in a more discoverable form. Not sure what it's called, but it's a popup toolbar that fades into view next to your text selection, allowing access to text styling such as bold, italic, etc.

I find that in practice, I know where these commands are on the ribbon - they never move - and have no problem moving the mouse pointer to there, to click them. So, I tend not to use the contextual popup.

For nearness and discoverability, perhaps MS could try this UI again with Explorer and see if people liked it.
Agreed -- you can get large code size wins. This would require actively managing the instruction set so that the most common instructions are shortest. In theory, this could be done.

However, this doesn't work for a legacy architecture like x86, because many of the short opcodes are no longer the commonly used ones. Some are even actively deprecated. So overall, ARM wins in code size. I'm not sure about x86/64, maybe it is better there...
It's not about "attackers".

In the UK, we have data protection and financial services regulations to adhere to which clearly state where the data must reside. That means we legally can't keep our data offshore in certain industry sectors and applications.

Some "cloudy" providers help us with geographical affinity (Azure and AWS for example) but Google Docs is a big bag of mud with everything stored "somewhere" so it's useless.
The reason Firefox keeps changing major version numbers is that they no longer guarantee binary or source compatibility for extensions from one release to the next. Since the releases are much closer together, there's less chance that any particular addon will be affected by the changes between version X and version X+1, but there's a much higher chance of addons being effected than, say, in any given six-week period during the reign of Firefox 3.6.
Is that what you really want to do?

What's to keep an OS upgrade from restoring the certificate?

A system or user-maintained blacklist seems like a more tenable solution. You don't want to delete the cert, you want to hang a scarlet letter on it. Oh, and not trust it for anything (or better, use it to blacklist any site that attempts to use it).
My guess is that if this happens and webOS phones sales numbers look promising, they would drop Bada and WP7 (eventually).
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It took me some time, but I have come to terms with the rapid release process. I believe that it is actually a very good idea, as it makes the web much more competitive against, say, native iPad development – I may be a tad sectarian, but I tend to prefer the (mostly) open web to the (definitely) closed iPad model.

Now, the problem mentioned in the OA is quite real. Some of the processes of Mozilla have not scaled up yet. I suppose that they will.
Click "System Roots" on the left, find the CA. Right click then "Get Info". Expand the "Trust" section at the top and select "Never Trust".
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I was responding to the fact that someone put forward the column view as an example of how Finder was prettier than the Windows 8 Explorer, so yes, I do know that Finder has multiple modes. I would prefer a mode that doesn't conflate the folder navigation UI with the current folder view like that mode that you just mentioned. That'd be a better balance in terms of emphasis on the two aspects of working with a file system.

And yeah - cover flow - classic eye candy bollocks UI.
Funny, that. I have been hearing the opposite kind of signs and news :)

I guess it's a matter of perspective (and of which HN headlines attract your attention :) )
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