Re: and no digging (Score: 1)
by wootery@pipedot.org in Google possibly investigating high-speed wireless alternatives to fiber on 2014-10-17 14:34 (#2TEN)
True, but you can encrypt everything between the two points.
No less than six other companies had each paid $185,000 to be considered for the valuable dot-hotel registry. They will now walk away empty-handed.They charge that much just to mull it over?! And people pay it!?
if there is a law that makes it illegal to purposefully jam a WiFi signal, shouldn't a denial of service attack that takes out the WiFi be similarly illegal?My thoughts exactly. The technical mechanism they used is only of interest to us readers as a technical curiosity. I don't know that 'jam' and 'DoS' are really exclusive, anyway: it seems reasonable to say that they used DoS as a means of achieving a jam.
No, actually I was implying your opinion is irrelevant because you've never contributed anything of value...Shameless ad-hom, then. Cute.
The next time I happen to find something of interest at the daily mail, I will submit it like usual.Regardless of whether there are better sources merely a Google-search away?
Is there something inaccurate in the linked story at all?I don't real the Daily Mail. I read the other two sources I linked to instead.
Assuming not, why should I or anyone else be concerned with your particular preference of news souce?Err, because I'm not necessarily just a blabbering moron. There's a finite possibility that the low opinion of the Daily Mail held by me and others is actually justified, wouldn't you agree?
Maybe because he wants to see you again soon.
Maybe your doctor is trying to desensitise you to taking something on a daily basis so that he can progressively addict you to more and more dangerous substances and thus ensure your continued dependence on him and more and more business from you as the side effects of all the things he has you one start to stack up into actual illnesses requiring oh more poisonous chronic medications and more visits to him.Your points about the pills being a scam seem compelling (though unfortunately uncited), but I see no call for this conspiracy-theory bullshit; ignorance seems far more likely than malevolence.