This has been around since the 90's through LonWorks/LonTalk developed by http://www.echelon.com/
Supports communication over twisted pair and power line netowkorks.
This technology is more of a niche offering still at this point though.
$ echo "...and there's someone that they pay to translate phrases into Pig Latin? (a) couldn't that be done by computer, (b) how the heck do you get that job? Document your extensive travel and work experience in Pig Latin America?" | pig ...andway erethay'say omeonesay atthay eythay aypay otay anslatetray asesphray intoway Igpay Atinlay? (away) ouldncay'tay atthay ebay oneday ybay omputercay, (bay) owhay ethay eckhay oday youay etgay atthay objay? Ocumentday youray extensiveway aveltray andway orkway experienceway inway Igpay Atinlay Americaway?
eBay must pay $35 million in patent case
A federal jury has ruled that eBay's model for selling fixed-price merchandise violates a patent filed by a Virginia attorney... http://edition.cnn.com/2003/TECH/biztech/05/28/eba y.lawsuit.ap/ So, attorney's sell merchandise, and for a fixed price? Now if only I could find these prices somewhere.
If you view source on the page you will see that the buttons use javascript to execute their demo, so you would need to allow the malicious script in order to be vulnerable to these attacks.
the people that care would be those that use portable music players with solid-state memory devices (iPod nano) because they can use them in situations where they would be jostled alot (running) and don't want bad things, like the head to crash on the 80gb from that use.
Considering that the information is already up top ill tag it on here since it was asked again.
When they said 1MB = 220 bytes, they meant 2^20 or 2<sup>20</sup> Bytes.
Bring on the -1 Redundant.
"Naming them would make it either clear that Linux isn't infringing at all (which is quite possible, especially if the patents are bad), or would make it possible to avoid infringing by coding around whatever silly thing they claim." FUD, its freaking everywhere.
From what I have heard is that during these secret discussions with AOL the pidgin developers had to refrain from major code changes. That is what has set back much of new features.
Things like MSN are still back on protocol 7 (currently 14 AFAIK), partly due to the terms of AOL's compromise, and the fact that the person working on it did't finish the work last SoC.
Its time for the 11 O'clock news: Global warming is showing signs of 30% growth with 15% decrease in greenhouse gas production. -- Time Skip -- The global flooding theories are proven incorrect as the polar ice caps are turning directly into steam. -- Time Skip -- Wolverine is found dead in the bathtub, with melted adamantium due to the heat. In other news Earth is now proclaimed hottest terrestrial planet, eat your heart out Venus.
yeah, but the one I linked was an actual post.
I could go dig up any random article from weeks ago that someone put the key in their.sig today and say it was posted before it was found.
speaking of keyhole, notpron references this in one of the levels. IIRC the hint involved "keyhole" and coordinates to a shape which describes the user/password to the next level.
Slashdot Mirror
Decent length being at most 8 characters http://www.realvnc.com/support/faq.html#password8can
vnc is useful, but encrypt the entire stream.
This has been around since the 90's through LonWorks/LonTalk developed by http://www.echelon.com/
Supports communication over twisted pair and power line netowkorks.
This technology is more of a niche offering still at this point though.
http://edition.cnn.com/2003/TECH/biztech/05/28/eb
If you view source on the page you will see that the buttons use javascript to execute their demo, so you would need to allow the malicious script in order to be vulnerable to these attacks.
the people that care would be those that use portable music players with solid-state memory devices (iPod nano) because they can use them in situations where they would be jostled alot (running) and don't want bad things, like the head to crash on the 80gb from that use.
Considering that the information is already up top ill tag it on here since it was asked again.
When they said 1MB = 220 bytes, they meant 2^20 or 2<sup>20</sup> Bytes.
Bring on the -1 Redundant.
we could have them host an extremely small program, or source file to generate this file rather than host the file itself.
Normally this would be the perfect place for a "You must be new there," comment.
This still doesn't solve the being able to see the cursor problem
The FingLonger just lets you hit the "Cancel or Allow" from another room.
Sticking with the seeing the music.
You can do this with your digital collection on Amarok with the moodbar plugin.
I don't know the exact time, but its long enough for my browser's UI to hang while waiting for Java to load that I have Applets blocked universally.
*Whoosshhh*
and you didn't even need to duck for it to go over your head
Some people might call that word-wrap.
2 things 1) its now ~/.purple 2) check your tools->privacy options
From what I have heard is that during these secret discussions with AOL the pidgin developers had to refrain from major code changes. That is what has set back much of new features.
Things like MSN are still back on protocol 7 (currently 14 AFAIK), partly due to the terms of AOL's compromise, and the fact that the person working on it did't finish the work last SoC.
yay for not reading the post directly above the one you replied to, gp was referring to the link http://news.com.com/8301-10784_3-6084601-7.html being nearly a year old [June-2006].
Its time for the 11 O'clock news:
Global warming is showing signs of 30% growth with 15% decrease in greenhouse gas production.
-- Time Skip --
The global flooding theories are proven incorrect as the polar ice caps are turning directly into steam.
-- Time Skip --
Wolverine is found dead in the bathtub, with melted adamantium due to the heat. In other news Earth is now proclaimed hottest terrestrial planet, eat your heart out Venus.
great, a screen shot like that is worse that most conspiracy nuts pictures.
yeah, but the one I linked was an actual post. .sig today and say it was posted before it was found.
I could go dig up any random article from weeks ago that someone put the key in their
actually it was posted before this article even came up. http://it.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=233015&cid= 18945309
speaking of keyhole, notpron references this in one of the levels. IIRC the hint involved "keyhole" and coordinates to a shape which describes the user/password to the next level.