I don't know if World War III will be fought with railguns or belt-fed airport screening devices, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
I don't think you can compare competing solutions with competing standards. Pick the wrong standard and you end up lumbered with a pile of useless junk.
I don't get. We have had, in theory, the protocols to make cryptographically secure verifiable & anonymous e-voting for years now, and yet it hasn't been implemented.
A bunch of hungover CS undergrads with 24 hours till their deadline, would come up with a better e-voting implementation than the hopelessly naive excuses spewed up by diebold et al.
"It is such a strong urge to type the domain name into the address bar and see what website comes up. Most users think perhaps there is already a company using the name and this will be a quick end to the question. Wrong! This is the most dangerous thing to do. Internet Service Providers (ISP) sell NXD (Non-eXistent Domain) data."
...Amazon's imminent introduction an affordable ebook. Quench, which is named to evoke the squelching suppression of knowledge by DRM, has the dimensions of a paperback...
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...and SCO confirms it.
This is microsoft we are talking about. The only way they would switch to ODF in office is part of an embrace, extend, extinguish strategy.
Mouse and keyboard are for old people!
I control my computer with a 3/4 scale reproduction of a Gibson SG
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Guitar-hero-controller.jpg
This might be a more useful comparison. This plot of porn and sex, ranked by sex, shows the countries that are most affected.
And yes, Egypt ranks first, followed by India.
http://www.google.com/trends?q=porn%2C+sex&ctab=0&geo=all&geor=all&date=all&sort=1
I don't know if World War III will be fought with railguns or belt-fed airport screening devices, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.
Wiki leaks server suffers a meltdown after 9.1 MB video gets slashdotted.
Japanese government doesn't even try to cover it up.
Amiga 500+ with Lemmings, Captain planet and Bart Simpson vs the space mutants.
Soon after that someone gave me a pirate copy of monkey island. Arrrggg
I don't think you can compare competing solutions with competing standards.
Pick the wrong standard and you end up lumbered with a pile of useless junk.
Maybe someone can come up with a car analogy.
Sell T-shirts and mugs.
Oh wait, that's musicians.
Which is why they will implant them deep in the brain.
Then only outlaws will wear tinfoil hats.
Make a huge wiki of all the countries laws, policies and decision making.
The government that anyone can edit.
I don't get. We have had, in theory, the protocols to make cryptographically secure verifiable & anonymous e-voting for years now, and yet it hasn't been implemented.
A bunch of hungover CS undergrads with 24 hours till their deadline, would come up with a better e-voting implementation than the hopelessly naive excuses spewed up by diebold et al.
I moderate this legislation -1 unenforceable
From the page linked from TFA:
"It is such a strong urge to type the domain name into the address bar and see what website comes up. Most users think perhaps there is already a company using the name and this will be a quick end to the question. Wrong! This is the most dangerous thing to do. Internet Service Providers (ISP) sell NXD (Non-eXistent Domain) data."
One 14 inch dog should be enough for anyone.
Use the AskSlashdot section of this site to find out if your hair brained IT scheme is feasible before suggesting it or spending any money on it.
Sapphire is actually transparent aluminium ... er, well aluminium oxide anyway.
Just as good for transporting whales I assure you.
Found it.
http://yfj.mos.gov.cn/
TFA doesn't have a URL. Can someone post to help load test their server.
Windows genuine advantage is on strike?
It's going to be some sort of "matrix" where google plugs us all in and harvests renewable energy AND our personal info.
If you have a couple of computers on your home network, then a centralised way of achieving the same thing would be to run your own DNS server.
http://www.deer-run.com/~hal/sysadmin/dns-advert.html
Also beware system slow downs when using the windows DNS client combined with a large hosts file.
Wouldn't due diligence specifically exclude using windows?
...Amazon's imminent introduction an affordable ebook. Quench, which is named to evoke the squelching suppression of knowledge by DRM, has the dimensions of a paperback...
Any chance of not tagging this story with this meme?