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Bill Tupman, an expert on counter-terrorism from Exeter University, told BBC News: “The problem is trying to predict the mind of the al-Qaeda planner; there are so many things they might do.
“And it is also necessary to reassure the public that we are trying to outguess the al-Qaeda planner and we are in the process of protecting them from any threat.”
No, idiot, you need to convince the public to refuse to be terrorized.
Oh wait, that would make your job obsolete, right? Well, that explains your statements…
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An Adobe product manager has apologized for allowing a potentially serious bug in Flash Player to remain unfixed for more than 16 months.
The admission, by Emmy Huang, product manager for Flash, came a week after Apple CEO Steve Jobs lambasted Adobe engineers as “lazy” and said when Macs crash, “more often than not it’s because of Flash.” Adobe CTO Kevin Lynch struck back, insisting that at Adobe, “we don’t ship Flash with any known crash bugs.”
The crash bug at issue in Huang’s blog post published over the weekend was reported in September 2008, but it has yet to be excised from release versions of Flash. She said a beta version of Flash scheduled for official release later this year has fixed the problem.
Pity the world has to rub your face in it before you admit it, Adobe.
8:46AM Sitting at my desk on the 98th floor I see a plane coming right for the building. 1 World Trade Center – September 11, 2001.
Sky Lightening, there’s a difference between reasonable steps to guard against terrorist threats and encouraging ordinary people to a, Live in fear, every day which does the terrorists’ job for them. and b, to surrender our civil liberties.