Porn movies on public TV? You're obviously not in the same Sweden as I am. If you want to debate our welfare state - please look up your "facts" first.
It's also very well known that before you see a hash collision in a cryptographically sound 128-bit HASH-method (or why not 160) the universe will have ceased to exist.
Do the math.
(Note: I'm strictly speaking about hash methods in general, I haven't looked up the strength nor size of the one used in ReiserFS)
Maybe you should've read something before downloading, and maybe you should think twice about why we didn't say it's good enough (on the Mac) _now_..
From openoffice.org, regarding the Mac OS X version:
It is also not a traditional Mac OS X user-friendly application. Consider yourself warned. Always back up files; always take precautions. This build is meant for the Darwin community and Unix-savvy Mac OS X user community and forming a platform for us to build the Quartz and Aqua tracks for the traditional end user.
Although the SETI@home team was ready to pounce on any possible extraterrestrial signal the minute it was detected, nothing resembling such a signal was detected in real time, during the observations. This, however, is no cause for discouragement: real-time analysis is very rough, and would only detect the strongest and most obvious extraterrestrial signals.
Not much we can do about it. The rapporteur of the committee choosing amendments - Arlene McCarthy - has said that any proposals or arguments based in the notion of software being non-patentable will not be heard:
I won't accept amendments that exclude patentability per se
But sure, there are bright sides aswell:
However, she agrees with opponents of the draft law that it would be wrong to have the level of protection granted to developers in the U.S., where mundane software devices can be registered for patent protection.
"I want to make it harder to get patents in Europe than at present," McCarthy said
The European Parliament will vote on patents in EU in just a few weeks - having a case like this go public _before_ that happens will only help us from having equally relaxed restrictions on software patentability as seen in the US.
Will most surely have patents on software soon, yes, but that will probably exclude "business methods". Algorithms will be patentable, "one click shopping" and "buy it now" will not.
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.. whaddayaknow .. :)
Rename the file to
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Porn movies on public TV? You're obviously not in the same Sweden as I am. If you want to debate our welfare state - please look up your "facts" first.
Yup I agree - I have no problems with the kHz-limit of CDs :) The old Xing-package with it's cutoff at 16kHz was terrible though.
... I didn't know Microsoft employees were working without salary. Thanks for telling us.
*sigh*
.. this is the kind of stuff that's illegal in EU and there's no Bush here to save you in court.
Is the US market enough for you, Microsoft? Because that's where you're going to end up owning your monopoly - and only there.
Who's the idiot that mods a link to the SIP/SIMPLE standards "troll"??
SIP = Session Initiated Protocol. Hey people - this is what routes your telephone calls now and more so in the future.
SIMPLE = SIP for Instant Messaging and Presence Leveraging Extensions.
I'm not sure a lot of people got your reference to SIP/SIMPLE .. so .. sorry for pointing out the obvious.
Uh, I can hear well up to about 18.5-19kHz thankyouverymuch.
Yes - tested. No, I'm neither an alien, a dog or an infant.
D-Link DI-624 review:
no wireless bridge capabilities.
Belking 54g review:
no wireless bridge capabilities
Netgear WG602 review:
no wireless bridging capability
Yup - I've just been shopping around for 802.11g equipment. I went with the D-Link anyway since I've had D-Link before.
(You might be right about the Linksys though)
... and that's why I, clearly, pointed out that I talked about cryptographic hashes in general and not about ReiserFS.
:)
Read the post before you reply to it
My suggestion still stands - why you're modded informative I can't understand.
Here, we are saying that given several hundred thousand keys, what is the probability that any two of them hash to the same value.
Low enough.
Do the math.
(Note: I'm strictly speaking about hash methods in general, I haven't looked up the strength nor size of the one used in ReiserFS)
True. Once you know how to _engineer_ software the methods and languages will be irrelevant.
Too bad the OSI doesn't believe in it.
Why I use WASTE (and some info about the name, links to the novel etc).
True, filesharing will probably be a popular use of WASTE, but secure chatting with your friends is equally attractive.
Maybe you should've read something before downloading, and maybe you should think twice about why we didn't say it's good enough (on the Mac) _now_ ..
From openoffice.org, regarding the Mac OS X version:
It is also not a traditional Mac OS X user-friendly application. Consider yourself warned. Always back up files; always take precautions. This build is meant for the Darwin community and Unix-savvy Mac OS X user community and forming a platform for us to build the Quartz and Aqua tracks for the traditional end user.
... that will work for .. what, one more year? After that people will say "Office? StarOffice? No? Ah, then we don't care".
I fail to see any references to your claim that Symbian has no security features, and that Windows SE has .. :) Care you elaborate?
.sis-files (Symbian installationfiles) are signed, as an example.
I'm quite positively sure that
... or, he could go down to the nearest school. Damn society, providing pedos with easy access like that.
Seriously - give it up.
The vulnerability can only be exploited by the "admin user" of exim, who is determined by compiled-in values.
Local root exploit, true, but it looks like it was more theoretical than practical.
P800 has bluetooth, and SonyEricsson has a few very cool BT-headsets. Go ahead :)
(Yes I have a P800 - it's _that_ good. Just get one!)
From the link:
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Non-Adhesive, Self-Griping Tape
Cool. I buy that also - but in those stores it's called "Bondage Tape"
this article?
Although the SETI@home team was ready to pounce on any possible extraterrestrial signal the minute it was detected, nothing resembling such a signal was detected in real time, during the observations. This, however, is no cause for discouragement: real-time analysis is very rough, and would only detect the strongest and most obvious extraterrestrial signals.
I won't accept amendments that exclude patentability per se
But sure, there are bright sides aswell:
However, she agrees with opponents of the draft law that it would be wrong to have the level of protection granted to developers in the U.S., where mundane software devices can be registered for patent protection.
"I want to make it harder to get patents in Europe than at present," McCarthy said
(source)
The European Parliament will vote on patents in EU in just a few weeks - having a case like this go public _before_ that happens will only help us from having equally relaxed restrictions on software patentability as seen in the US.
Will most surely have patents on software soon, yes, but that will probably exclude "business methods". Algorithms will be patentable, "one click shopping" and "buy it now" will not.
What's not secure about SSH tunneling?