When you're talking about regulatory compliance, this is a big deal. Pieces of legislation such as HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley, BASEL II, GLBA, and SB-1386 mandate retention of enormous amounts of verifiably-unchanged data, and the integrity-assurance segment relies very heavily on SHA-1.
doctors seem less and less likely to actually listen to their patients
More like "doctors are more and more scared of getting sued into bankruptcy at the drop of a hat by every hypochondriac who gets a cold and thus don't want to do anything that would make them look incompetent in a courtroom, such as taking advice and diagnoses from persons with no medical training".
'"I am worried. I'm a doctor... you can't have pulmonary "pops." very, very difficult to have an infection or inflammatory process with a normal sed rate.
'See from this, I get that hes dieing, and he must be, since the poster is a doctor.'
It seems to me self-evident that what the original poster was saying is that Volkerding is NOT dying, and that Volkerding's own descriptions of his condition do not add up.
The original poster was politely calling "bullshit". How you got an impression that Volkerding was dying is beyond me.
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"I might be moving to -- hold it, hold it. We can't possibly start the song off like that. Good god, that's INEXCUSABLE."
At I guess, I'd say at least a third of the list is items I've never even heard of.
When you're talking about regulatory compliance, this is a big deal. Pieces of legislation such as HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley, BASEL II, GLBA, and SB-1386 mandate retention of enormous amounts of verifiably-unchanged data, and the integrity-assurance segment relies very heavily on SHA-1.
Errr... that should be RIPEMD-160, of course.
I believe current versions of GnuPG support MD5, SHA-1, and RIPEMD-60.
If you're hosting your own mailserver, Postfix since version 2.0 can be set to reject mail if it's addressed to a non-existent account.
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http://www.postfix.org/LOCAL_RECIPIENT_README.h
> I don't run Window$
or
"I STAB AT THEE!"
This program is limited to certain products sold by Amazon.com on www.amazon.com that are shipped to continental United States addresses
...at least not in Australia.
I tried clicking on a "cached page" link in a search result, and whaddya know...
The requested URL could not be retrieved
While trying to retrieve the URL: http://cc.msnscache.com.au/cache.aspx?
The following error was encountered:
Unable to determine IP address from host name for cc.msnscache.com.au
The dnsserver returned:
Name Error: The domain name does not exist.
Is the source available? If not, it's snake oil.
More to the point, this guy spent eighteen years working on something... and he left it to SOMEONE ELSE to turn on?
Actually, for low-bitrate encodings -- spoken-word in particular -- I have found WMA to be far superior to both MP3 and OGG.
So, the ton of TNT is now a unit of force?
Stuff that Matters.
Apparently this cosmetic tarting-up of one individual PC matters so much that it has been on the front page of Slashdot three times.
doctors seem less and less likely to actually listen to their patients
More like "doctors are more and more scared of getting sued into bankruptcy at the drop of a hat by every hypochondriac who gets a cold and thus don't want to do anything that would make them look incompetent in a courtroom, such as taking advice and diagnoses from persons with no medical training".
'"I am worried. I'm a doctor...
you can't have pulmonary "pops."
very, very difficult to have an infection or inflammatory process with a normal sed rate.
'See from this, I get that hes dieing, and he must be, since the poster is a doctor.'
It seems to me self-evident that what the original poster was saying is that Volkerding is
NOT dying, and that Volkerding's own descriptions of his condition do not add up.
The original poster was politely calling "bullshit". How you got an impression that Volkerding was dying is beyond me.
I got a good one here :)
I believe the JJ's are produced in the Reflektor factory in Saratov, Russia.
I use Google Desktop Search with Firefox every day. No idea where this "exclusion" thing came from.
Oh man, Google Desktop Search is a must-have for me. I can't imagine how I ever lived without it.
Damn right. The Tele, the Strat, the P-Bass... and don't get me started on the amps. Oh, the sound of that narrow-panel tweed Deluxe...
That's like saying "one plus one is (supposedly) three". In other words... bollocks.
You seem to be overlooking the fact that this guy's Ipod costume actually works.
Read the posts above for the history of the term "rice" in the automotive industry.
Recent builds of Itunes -- well, Quicktime -- will encode to AIFF, WAV, MP3, AAC, and Apple Lossless.