Dogs respond not just to smell, but to the biological processes of our bodies that they can hear: heartbeat, respiration, GI processes, etc. Purely mechanistic robots that do not mimic such sounds would therefore be less interesting.
And to make the spring open thing work, you can use the RFID activation signal from the toll booth right? That way you don't have to open it yourself. Then no one is tracking your transponder, just your faraday cage door opener.
I pondered that but non-toll-booth signals could trigger it open too, so probably a manual system is best.
As soon as I saw all those drive letters in the guy's summary I just knew where this was going... very sad indeed when coders don't have a clue about the tools that obviously suit them best.
Page 69 of the owner's manual says: "The Cadillac audio system will automatically blare out Led Zeppelin's Rock & Roll, summoning legions of mullet-wearing mouth breathers to your location in worship, surrounding you and keeping you safe." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIOhgZswp8M
When I saw that this proposal "deprecates all the SSL/TLS ciphers in favor of Double CAESAR’13" (a.k.a. ROT-13) I knew it was going to be great. BTW, a big shoutout to my friends over in the Caesarian section! Okay, so I needed to run some sandboxed tests first. After using Double ROT-13 everything was going perfectly, according to the spec, but I decided to gamble on TRIPLE ROT-13. Big mistake. Don't do it! All I ended up with was a bunch of gobbledegook that I couldn't work with anymore, so I had to just delete everything and start all over again. Don't use TRIPLE ROT-13!!!!!!!1
I wish I could have been FP to warn everyone. I'm glad this proposal sticks with Double!
He/She obviously does not know about the Slashdot tradition that at least one person must take the summary of each article either extremely literally or stupendously wrong, whether through stupidity or satire. The George Sand reference was a total give-away that it is satire, for those who are humourously impaired.
You are showing your human bias. Think in terms of clock ticks and the amount that can be accomplished by a computing device in "a few moments" and it becomes clear that "Wreak Havoc" is justifiable even if harm wasn't necessarily found after their analysis.
Ever since the Linux community forced Rob Enderle to quit his analyst job at Forrester over all that SCO nonsense I just can't take Forrester seriously. Hee hee. Heeeeeeheeeee.... ha ha ha ha HA HA HA!!!!!!!1 I'm sedated now.
Thanks to George Pal we already know that when a rocketship lands on its tail on another planet a bevy of beautiful space women will attack in their high heels.
Bloomberg: "So let me get this straight... we can make money by just re-using computer time ***AND*** heat the subways? Who thinks up this stuff? I'm in!"
What are we supposed to do with this lame, old information? It is no secret that lasers were already appearing in weaponry by then. Lasers were used by British commandos on the ground to designate targets for the free-fall bombs dropped by Vulcan bombers in Operation Black Buck.
Oh come on, Finns! Didn't you get the memo that only Windows 8 will provide a future for all students? Clearly the comparatively high quality and level of education of Finnish students is burning, and they must jump. It cannot be sustained, so the existing system must be abandoned. It is time to adopt the Microsoft education curriculum. With this, Finland can successfully, drastically reduce the number of educators, divest huge amounts of school real estate, slash maintenance costs, and give the five remaining students a wonderful head start on their success.
FTA: 'The vulnerability was patched by Mozilla in later versions of Firefox, but some people may still be using the older versions of the TOR Browser Bundle.'
Geeez, this is all about running old TOR on old Windows... who knew something could possibly go wrong with that?
Slashdot Mirror
Dogs respond not just to smell, but to the biological processes of our bodies that they can hear: heartbeat, respiration, GI processes, etc. Purely mechanistic robots that do not mimic such sounds would therefore be less interesting.
And to make the spring open thing work, you can use the RFID activation signal from the toll booth right? That way you don't have to open it yourself. Then no one is tracking your transponder, just your faraday cage door opener.
I pondered that but non-toll-booth signals could trigger it open too, so probably a manual system is best.
And I'll bet somebody has patented the 1836 technology.
Time to put your transponder into a flip-lid Faraday Cage that springs open only when you require it, then closes by default.
As soon as I saw all those drive letters in the guy's summary I just knew where this was going... very sad indeed when coders don't have a clue about the tools that obviously suit them best.
Page 69 of the owner's manual says: "The Cadillac audio system will automatically blare out Led Zeppelin's Rock & Roll, summoning legions of mullet-wearing mouth breathers to your location in worship, surrounding you and keeping you safe." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIOhgZswp8M
When I saw that this proposal "deprecates all the SSL/TLS ciphers in favor of Double CAESAR’13" (a.k.a. ROT-13) I knew it was going to be great. BTW, a big shoutout to my friends over in the Caesarian section! Okay, so I needed to run some sandboxed tests first. After using Double ROT-13 everything was going perfectly, according to the spec, but I decided to gamble on TRIPLE ROT-13. Big mistake. Don't do it! All I ended up with was a bunch of gobbledegook that I couldn't work with anymore, so I had to just delete everything and start all over again. Don't use TRIPLE ROT-13!!!!!!!1
I wish I could have been FP to warn everyone. I'm glad this proposal sticks with Double!
He/She obviously does not know about the Slashdot tradition that at least one person must take the summary of each article either extremely literally or stupendously wrong, whether through stupidity or satire. The George Sand reference was a total give-away that it is satire, for those who are humourously impaired.
They found an old trunk belonging to George Sand and in it were several Blu-ray disks she made of Chopin performing his career works. Awesome find!
Deja vu all over again!
Thank goodness that our telepathic abilities are so capable that we can all tell from any distance that the other person is driving.
I have read your reply, am reading your reply, and will always read your reply. Hello and good bye.
Meanwhile, back in Klingon space, the legend of Worf's further adventures has already been scripted by Michael Dorn for pitching to CBS:
http://www.tvrage.com/news/7790/michael-dorn-has-written-a-star-trek-series-about-worf-your-move-cbs
So Unix is dying *yet again*? I hate that trope.
You are showing your human bias. Think in terms of clock ticks and the amount that can be accomplished by a computing device in "a few moments" and it becomes clear that "Wreak Havoc" is justifiable even if harm wasn't necessarily found after their analysis.
FTA: "A new form of carbon, dubbed carbyne"
Is there a technical reason as to why it was named so similarly to a type of firearm? Just wondering.
Ever since the Linux community forced Rob Enderle to quit his analyst job at Forrester over all that SCO nonsense I just can't take Forrester seriously. Hee hee. Heeeeeeheeeee.... ha ha ha ha HA HA HA!!!!!!!1 I'm sedated now.
Thanks to George Pal we already know that when a rocketship lands on its tail on another planet a bevy of beautiful space women will attack in their high heels.
Bloomberg: "So let me get this straight... we can make money by just re-using computer time ***AND*** heat the subways? Who thinks up this stuff? I'm in!"
It *is* practical, if you are a narcissistic, sociopathic, self-anointed demigod, bent on showering the world with your Putin-esque, machismo mojo.
What are we supposed to do with this lame, old information? It is no secret that lasers were already appearing in weaponry by then. Lasers were used by British commandos on the ground to designate targets for the free-fall bombs dropped by Vulcan bombers in Operation Black Buck.
Oh come on, Finns! Didn't you get the memo that only Windows 8 will provide a future for all students? Clearly the comparatively high quality and level of education of Finnish students is burning, and they must jump. It cannot be sustained, so the existing system must be abandoned. It is time to adopt the Microsoft education curriculum. With this, Finland can successfully, drastically reduce the number of educators, divest huge amounts of school real estate, slash maintenance costs, and give the five remaining students a wonderful head start on their success.
Yours truly, Stephen Elop.
Turn it into a space fence to keep out illegal aliens.
FTA: 'The vulnerability was patched by Mozilla in later versions of Firefox, but some people may still be using the older versions of the TOR Browser Bundle.'
Geeez, this is all about running old TOR on old Windows... who knew something could possibly go wrong with that?
All one needs is a towel.