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Comment: Re:Pretty much the only good passwords are random (Score 1) 297
This. But the problem, as I see it, is not with people designing poor passwords. The password authentication itself is the problem. One basic issue is that passwords, ostensibly, authenticate a person, but in practice they do not. It is the computer that gets the direct access, not a person, so we could as well be consistent and have a procedure designed to authenticate a person+computer pair. And that leads us to a much more secure way to authenticate: using the strong encryption, either symmetric or asymmetric. Arguably, this is also easier on the human user! Instead of remembering hundreds of weak passwords, many of which are identical, one can simply outsource this whole thing to a piece of trusted, secure hardware. Let the computer generate and remember the public/private key pairs (asymmetric) and the shared secrets (symmetric), and to use them automagically. Given a properly secured cyber-brain (a private, wearable computer with absolutely no remote control of any kind), stealing the keys remotely is impossible, even if they are kept unencrypted. The only practical way to get them is to steal the actual hardware, which is prohibitively expensive for most kinds of illegal activities.
The biggest benefit to the user, IMHO, is the simplicity of the security protocol. Keep your cyber-brain and its backups physically secure. End of story. Even the dumbest of people can do this much for their wallets today.
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Comment: Re:Why would we trust Pogoplug? (Score 1) 150
Their FAQ says the following about why safeplug is secure:
Oh, wait, it doesn't say anything. No description of the software, no developer access, "activation"? WTF is that? This is just another spy box, folks, just like your cellphone and your self-encrypting storage unit.
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Comment: Re:How the hell did they get their edits accepted? (Score 2, Informative) 186
Comment: Re:Money v. Freedom (Score 1) 294
I do not believe I am taking it to the extreme. Software vendors that sell us cat in a bag are the ones taking it to the extreme--in their case, of douchebaggery.
Is it maybe reasonable for a game developer to not give anybody and everybody permission to distribute their single-player PC-only game whose design assets alone cost millions to create?
Notice that my argument above is not concerned with art in general, but since you bring it up, let me tear into that. You are talking about a game, and I'll assume that it's a work designed for pure entertainment. (An educational game, even when it includes expensive art, can and should be developed on taxpayer money, and should be free because all education should be free (as in freedom).) And with this kind of art, we have a major difference from the software as usually understood: its value is entirely subjective, and if it is not available, then any other kind of art can be used to duplicate its function, which is to merely entertain. Forget art even. One can pet a cat or stare into the fire or smoke something, and be just as entertained as by any video game out there. So what you seem to be saying is, let's give everyone censorship powers, so that they can sell them to capitalists in mass, so that capitalists can sue anyone who dares to compete with them in the market, all of that just so that we can have a CERTAIN KIND of entertainment? Like $50 million movies and games, I mean? IMHO, this is a TERRIBLE deal for us, both as consumers and as citizens. It is not even clear that big-budget titles would disappear in the absence of copyright. Some game designers are already collecting donations for non-free games, and are successful. If anything, people would be more willing to support a free project, so I fail to see what we have to gain by keeping up the censorship and the intellectual monopolies that come with it.
Actors like getting royalties for having their likenesses spread all over creation.
Um... Professional actors who want to monetize notoriety should be happy every time people talk about them, let alone share clips of them to get their friends addicted as well. The more famous and well-known they are, the more opportunity they have to make a buck. They absolutely do not need any censorship powers.
Artists don't like having their distinctive works appropriated without being credited.
Here I agree wholeheartedly: everyone should have the right to be credited appropriately. This is the only restriction a copyright law should be able to enforce. If the only requirement for re-distribution of a creative work is to provide a correct credit, then it cannot be considered censorship for any practical purposes. This right, I think, should be protected about as much as the current copyright lasts: lifetime and a half of the author or so. All other restrictions on re-distribution have to go. To say it in a different way, the only license a copyright should be able to enforce is the BSD-like license. Copyleft wouldn't hurt, but it wouldn't be needed either, as it's basically just a middle finger for the scammers who would build on free software, but refuse to share. Copyleft serves its purpose well, but educating the consumers about the nasty nature of non-free software to the point where they start boycotting it for rational and/or selfish reasons would work even better.
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Comment: Re:Money v. Freedom (Score 1) 294
From my anecdotal observations, it has been a long-standing effort in the free software community to de-emphasize the monetary impact and to bring to the front the political impact. While I don't consider it a mistake, I also think that there is absolutely no shame in bringing economic factors into view.
The final test would be to do an actual TCO study, which is very hard to do, given that most programs are just too different in their free and non-free incarnations. For example, libreoffice is not a free version of M$ Office: it has different features, different requirements, different compatibility relation with other software, and different uses. On the organizational level we find that a typical company uses many pieces of software, some of them free and others non-free, and they all work with each other in some way, and none can be easily swapped out with a free or non-free alternative.
All of these issues can be overcome, however, and in the meanwhile, it is easy to argue that we should expect free software to be cheaper (in TCO terms) than non-free software.
The development should come out to be cheaper, feature for feature. There are many ways in which the cost of developing non-free software balloons with no benefit to the users.
First, non-free software vendors are constantly tempted to develop "anti-features" (they call them features, of course, but they are basically malware). The most successful of them do it with probability close to 100%. They have teams of people dedicated to reducing functionality (for example, tiered OS offerings), breaking compatibility (even with their own older software) to force upgrade, and inserting spyware. Last but not least, they have people whose only purpose is to make software "sexy", so that it can be sold to chaps, even though it is stuffed with malware. Enter graphical interface over-design and marketing expenses. All of this takes real money out of the development budget, and sooner or later the costs are passed on to the users.
Second, they treat the source code as a trade secret, and consequently have to spend money to provide a fitting level of security, starting with physical access to the production hardware, and ending with checking one's credentials every time the code is accessed. As non-free software projects get bigger, they have to take the trust factor into account, so they prevent most programmers from accessing most of the code. They introduce even more expensive access control at this point, and most of their programmers are less efficient than they could have been, because they are prevented from understanding how the software works. And the debugging has to be done in the house: unlike free software projects, they are unable to crowd-source it, which would allow to shift some of the cost onto the early adopters and volunteers.
Third, we don't have to limit ourselves to just the direct cost of developing the software. What about the cost of educating the very programmers who develop the software? These people expect to be paid enough to match the investment they've made into education, so reducing the cost of educating programmers should lower the TCO as well. The impact is hard to quantify here, but I am willing to bet that making people understand how a free OS works (understand it enough to write great software for it) is cheaper than making them understand how a non-free OS works. Why would we expect anything else when non-free vendors spend money to prevent free education? As the guardians of the trade secrets, they have the de facto monopoly on "teaching" people how to write around their dumb OS. So we should expect them to charge the monopoly prices. Compare it with a free OS situation, where you can go to the free market and find thousands upon thousands of people who understand how a free OS works, all in competition for your educational dollar.
Want a feature added? Why would you expect a monopolist developer to do it cheaper?
Want to transition away from a piece of software or to replace it with a counterpart? Why would you expect a non-free software vendor not to write anti-features specifically designed to make this as painful and costly as possible?
This list just goes on. And what do we have on the other side of this scale? Where exactly do we waste money when we develop free software? May be I am just lacking imagination, but I really cannot point out a single factor that makes non-free software cheaper to develop feature for feature. And once again, this rant should not be taken as a claim that free software is cheaper. I am arguing that it should be cheaper for many very good reasons, and that a careful statistical study is urgently needed to drive this point home. Freedom is great, but a simple consumer advocacy argument cannot possibly hurt. All non-free software is a rip-off and a scam, and I am convinced we should be able to prove it.
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Comment: Re:No recourse? (Score 1) 567
This. Insurance companies are NOT interested in making us drive safer, and when they say they are, they are lying. The more accidents we have, the more work volume they have, the bigger they are, end of story. If we crash more on average, they will obviously fix it by raising our premiums. So they don't pay per crash: they make money per crash. They get paid every time they process a claim or conduct an investigation.
By reducing their work volume, they will actually reduce insurance-related revenue if they make us drive safer. So why are they pushing this? So that they can spy on drivers and monetize what they record. IMHO, this is the most reasonable explanation for their motives. The careful drivers who are spied on will save on their premiums, but will have to say bye-bye to privacy inside their own vehicle. Their information will be sold left and right, and we can rest assured they will be ripped off somewhere else, by someone who purchased their private info to either brainwash them with ads, or to trick them into a bad deal.
Comment: Re:Five Sigma or Bust (Score 1) 182
do want to necessitate giving some experimental medicine to 10,000 people before assessing whether it's a good idea or not?
We have 40,000 patent attorneys in the US alone, so there's one great sample for experimental medicine. Not very heterogeneous, but will do in a pinch.


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My goodness gracious!
Not a single comment on this story is positive except for the 'i'll be there' entry. It is obvious that many of you do not carry her memory in your heart and i'm sure non of you listen to Tejano music much less dance to Tejano music. I remember watching her perform since she was a little girl and she was always great. So to all you 'naysayers', Anda!
Unlike Elvis, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Tupac and Biggie who all had great success while ALIVE, Selena who while a good artist was not near the level of fame as these performers prior to her death at best she was a regional celebrity who was barely starting to make a dent in the worldwide psyche of famous people. Go overseas and mention Elvis or even the likes of Sublime and I can almost guaruntee someone will attempt to sing a song of their but mention SELENA and they will look at you with a blank stare. The reason the family keeps okaying promotions using her image is for one pure simple purpose, GREED. Yes i said GREED because if someone passes away the best way to remember them is exactly that through memories you hold personal, not by having days named after them at a ballpark in hopes of selling posters and memorabilia. Why not start a foundation in her name to promotion education and such and have fundraisers in her name but yet that would mean the money would have to go (GASP) to the foundation not the recording/promotion company.
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Doc McStuffins is everyone's favorite toy doctor, and now, your little one can dress up just like her using the Doc Mcstuffins Doctor's Dress Up Set! Your set includes Doc's signature white lab coat with buttons, doctor's name badge with interchangeable inserts, her super sparkly pink headband and of course, her stethoscope! Fits sizes 4-6X.
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I loved this product. Everything fit great on my 3 year old. It really doesn't get any better than this. I wish the sleeves would've had some purple to give the illusion of the...Read complete review
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Comments about Just Play Doc Mcstuffins Doctor's Dress Up Set:
Great for the little one who wants to pretend to be Doc McStuffins.
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Great pretend play
By Raising Doctors
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About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children
I was more than happy watching my daughter open up and play with her Doc McStuffins play set. She was super excited and checked everyone's heartbeat. The product was cute and durable. I would recommend it to everyone trying to raise little doctors!!
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I am again the cool aunt that found what my niece asked Santa for and then some! This dress up kit (and several other accessories) provide imagination time, people values, and fun all in one! The quality is fantastic and safe around the littlest ones (who coincidentally was the first patient!)
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My 3yo daughter received this item as a gift for her Doc Mcstuffins themed birthday party. She enjoys playing with it, however other than the fact that she enjoys dressing up like Doc. You are really spending the money on the Disney Character name. The coat is decent and so is the undershirt, but the items are not. I bought her a Doctor's Kit last year that was half the price of this one, it included a stethoscope that she can actually hear a heartbeat through, a thermometer to "measure temp" and even a medicine dropper, as well as a Medicine bag/case to hold everything in, making the doctor playing experience way more realistic. In fact she uses that along with this when playing Doctor. If your child just LOVES Doc McStuffins then as I said above the dress up experience is good but if they enjoy playing doctor more and you want to give them that experience, save yourself the money and buy a real doctor's kit.
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I previously reviewed this product and my only complaint with it was that the headband was too narrow even for my thin daughter. However, I stretched the headband over my thigh and heated it with a hair dryer a bit. IT STRETCHED IT OUT! Now it fits her great! I just HAD to share this tip for anyone else out there who may have this problem.
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THeis is great for a child to use her imagination
Great for dress up
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I had to get this for my daughter, she loves playing dress up
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Love the colors and its fit good not all big and dragging the floor Luke most drees up stuff
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. . . If/when you go to mediation, make sure you are in control of your emotions and remain calm, (even if inside you are screaming). Don't interrupt your ex to defend yourself, you will have time to speak. Like David said, the mediators are good at assessing what is really going on. You are in my prayers for sure
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Prayers needed. Ex is saber-rattling. He wanted everything, got everything, and it seems, after a couple of years trying to manage a large household, is finding it too difficult. He wants me to take the kids more (I would love to) but won't help with child support (in fact, wants me to pay him - I work part time while he has a thriving career - makes sense). I wonder, if parenting and child support can be adjusted, I might finally be able to leave this partial exile from my children and actually live with them again.
But then, I've already seen a lot of injustice. The pure cost of a post-decree motion could destroy his finances, and what little I have, will be gone. I hate the court system.
I'm trying to engage him in some kind of discussion to address his grievances, but he won't respond to a phone massage or email. The threatened me with court on Friday when I picked up the kids and I had a severe panic attack Friday night and beginning of Saturday - couldn't sleep because I kept dreaming about different scenarios. I think, at this point, I've given up - God will do what He will do.
"Jesus I trust in You." Repeat it over and over until it sinks in and your peace is restored. Satan is prowling around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour, don't let it be you. Trust Our Lord, HE LOVES YOU!!!
I did speak with my attorney and she advised to just stick with the J&D. So it is, and I am able to visit the kids at their home. His tune changed considerably on Monday after I told him I would not be moved from our original agreement. The bluster seems to have faded. He knows court would not be a wise choice.
Thanks for your prayers. I've decided not to give up CM for Lent. The easy route is to hole up in a cacoon and be reclusive. It's harder to put myself out here.


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"I have little compassion for people in trailer parks who refuse to move after getting tornado warnings. How hard is it for them to relocate? Their houses have wheels." ~ Carlos Mencia
The Wicked Witch of the East; Glinda, the Good Witch of the North, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, the Cowardly Lion, the Wizard and, yes, those be-dazzling ruby slippers (originally Silver Slippers -- oh that Adrian!).
Despite her dreary, repressed, pig-slop smelling, pre-pubescent years on a poor family farm in Kansas, beloved orphan Dorothy Gale wondered what life might be like beyond her own picket fence. As with many adolescents, feeling no alternative but to run away in order to save her dog Toto from everyone's favorite mean neighbor, Elmira Gulch, she meets up with a crackpot magician, and -- as happens more often now because of climate change -- she finds herself caught in the winds of a giant tornado. Barely making it home, she gets clobbered by a windswept window and falls through the sub-conscious inward spiral of the twister, kicking off birthday boy L. Frank Baum's masterpiece.
Once awakened -- through the magic of Technicolor -- she meets a village of Munchkins and Glinda the Good Witch, who grants her the ruby slippers. Through one of the most memorable Hollywood musical numbers ever produced, Dorothy learns to follow that conscious outward spiral to womanhood -- the ever-famous yellow brick road.
In hindsight it's easy to recognize the irony of Dorothy fulfilling a Wizard's challenge to get home and then discovering that she had the ability to be there all the time, the Scarecrow hoping for intelligence only to discover he's already a genius, the Tin Man longing to love only to discover his heart, a Cowardly Lion who's actually fearless and the citizens of Emerald City discovering that their Wizard was actually an eccentric old man. That's the Hollywood version in a nutshell. (OK! OK! Aficionados needn't act on your urge to correct or comment on my interpretation, or misinterpretation...ya' know you're dying to and ya' know who you are!)
Much like Dorothy and her cohorts feeling the need to visit the WASH & BRUSH-UP CO. ("Rub, rub here, rub, rub there") to look their very best in preparation for meeting the great and powerful Wizard of Oz, the next time you've been away from home and need to tidy up a bit -- green skin or not -- you don't need to visit the Merry Old Land of Oz to feel fresh.
So if you've been out riding a twister, romping through fields of heroin-laden poppies, "liquidating" evil witches with water, or, more to the point, walking miles in someone else's shoes (ruby-encrusted or not, who knows what the Wicked Witch of the East had going on between her witchy toes??), your feet can become riddled with fungus instead of remaining lady-like-soft-n-sumptuous. In the event that yours do, put your best foot forward and treat your athlete's foot (Come on, chicks get it too!) by steeping your frazzled feet in warm, salted water (one teaspoon of salt per cup of water) for five to ten minutes every day.
The salt kills the fungus and reduces perspiration. When finished, dry each little piggy thoroughly before slipping your dogs back into your Manolo Blahniks, Chucky T's or even your ruby slippers.
Along her trip, Dorothy's search for home inspires us, while her ruby slippers represent the "amazing feats" of which we're all capable. So whether you're on a spaceship to Mars, a cross-town bus, or riding a twister to OZ, mindfully enjoy the sights and sensations along the way as much as those when you arrive at your final destination. Don't forget: it's all about the journey! While searching for your heart's desire somewhere over the rainbow, emulate Baum's Dorothy, and remember to have the "be here now" ability to use your brain, your heart and your courage simultaneously.
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The two bombs that struck the Boston Marathon on Monday reminded Sgt. 1st Class Ed Broadnax of the improvised explosive devices he and his soldiers encountered during his deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
"Just getting back from Afghanistan, I thought about the enemy," said Broadnax, a marathon runner and 82nd Airborne Division soldier stationed at Fort Bragg. "Their techniques, you see. They would set off something up the road and then we would quagmire all the way back, and they'd have IEDs waiting on the side of the road for us."
Broadnax said he was within about two blocks of completing the race when the first bomb exploded at the finish line. The second bomb exploded about 12 or 13 seconds later on the race course about a block ahead of the finish line, according to media accounts.
Broadnax and another Fort Bragg soldier, Sgt. 1st Class Jamie Bowman, nearing the finish line, both said they heard the blasts but didn't realize at first that they were bombs.
"It was like a faint boom, really," Bowman said.
Another runner suggested it was a ceremonial cannon, part of the cacophony from spectators who make as much noise as they can to urge on the runners in their last few miles of the race, Bowman said.
"You didn't think much about it because everyone's cheering," he said. "The streets are just jam-packed. Just thousands and thousands of people."
After the second blast, Bowman said, police officers stationed along the sidewalk barricades stepped into the street. They told the runners there had been two explosions and the race was over.
Bowman and Broadnax were two of several dozen people from the Fayetteville-Fort Bragg area who competed in the marathon, and Bowman described the situation as "a mini-9/11."
The blasts killed three and injured more than 170 people.
Witnesses reported that some victims lost limbs, and doctors in media accounts Tuesday said they found shrapnel - nails and ball-bearing-like spheres - in their patients. Photos depict bloodied victims and a bloodstained street.
Bowman later saw video of the explosions. One showed a man blown off his feet. The video brought to mind what Bowman saw when a roadside bomb detonated near him during an Afghanistan tour six years ago.
"It's like a huge pressure," Bowman said. "It's almost like a big wave of pressure that just sort of pushes you back to the point that you can't control yourself."
He compared it to the G-forces that push against the riders of a fast-moving, spinning amusement park attraction.
But the pressure is more than just a push, Bowman said. The energy rolls through the body.
"It will really rattle your insides." he said. "Your internal organs, you will literally feel them move around just a little bit."
Victims, Bowman said, typically suffer disorientation in the first moments.
"It just rocks your head," Broadnax said.
Broadnax noted that the bombs went off more than four hours into the race, approximately the amount of time it takes for most competitors to complete the 26.2-mile run. That made him suspect that the explosions were designed to strike as many runners and spectators as possible.
Military personnel at the race wanted to go to the blast sites to help the victims, Broadnax said. They were turned back by authorities trying to clear the streets, he said.
Emergency crews had the runners sit and wait until it was thought safe for them to leave, Broadnax said.
Cooling down from their long run in their skimpy running clothes, Broadnax said, there was risk of hypothermia. The runners were given blankets and other items to try to keep warm, he said.
Runners were desperate to contact their friends and families to let them know they were safe, Bowman said. But the competitors don't typically run with their phones.
"They were crying and everything because they couldn't get ahold of their family," he said.
A friend at the race lent Bowman his cellphone so he could send a text to his wife. The cellular voice network wasn't working, he said.
Broadnax said a police officer let him use his phone so he could contact his family.
Broadnax, who has been attempting to run a marathon in every state, and Bowman, whose first marathon was the Boston Marathon, said they'll continue to compete.
"I will finish my 50th state up in Missoula, Montana, on July 14," Broadnax said.
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