Yes, Truecrypt does block level encryption, so a big container wouldn't completely change when a small change is made. Only some blocks do, depending on the amount of data that is modified. Binary diff is a supported feature according to Dropbox. You would need to turn off the Preserve modification time of file containers option in Truecrypt (under settings and preferences), so that the time stamp changes when the container does. You will also need to unmount the container before sync. I was going to set this up after reading others success stories in getting Truecrypt and Dropbox to work, but ended up settling on a different solution.
"Jill Hearn -- whose office uncovered the massive scam -- called it a shame that 'supposed experts hired and paid well to protect the city's interests were exposed as the fox guarding the hen house.'"
More like the fox consulting the guy guarding the hen house.
"Fundamentalists and political radicals often overestimate the number of people who share their values and beliefs, because of the false consensus effect." - Wikipedia
"We as a society have made the decision to provide everyone with some level of medical care." "Once that decision has been made, it is reasonable to require you to pay for it in some manner." "You can complain all you want but at the present time you cannot totally opt out of the system without leaving the country."
First you claim we adopted universal HC. Then you say the decision has yet to be made, then you say I can't presently opt out. I think you are going to be upset when your head stops spinning and you actually read the headline.
A bank financing a loan will want you to have full insurance coverage so the investment is protected. The law requires that motorists be insured. I am however, not required to purchase insurance when buying a car. If I want to spend cash on a car to use as a flower pot in my yard, I am not required to insure it. Your analogy doesn't work, and I see no major problems in being free to go without health insurance.
"Copyright does not protect the idea for a game, its name or title, or the method or methods for playing it. Nor does copyright protect any idea, system, method, device, or trademark material involved in developing, merchandising, or playing a game. Once a game has been made public, nothing in the copyright law prevents others from developing another game based on similar principles. Copyright protects only the particular manner of an author’s expression in literary, artistic, or musical form." - US Copyright office
I agree with the parent. There are obvious artistic similarities that would make this subject to copyright.
TFA makes no mention of a US-Soviet Cyber War. It instead compares current events to the actual US-Soviet cold war. Interesting that China wasn't mentioned at all.
PETER: That's the beauty of it. Each withdrawal is a fraction of a cent. That's too small to notice. Take a thousand withdrawals a day, space it out over a few years, that's a couple hundred thousand dollars.
Are they comparing diesel MPG (or L/100km) to gasoline? You can't do this because diesel contains more energy per unit volume.
MPG is determined by the efficiency of the engine. Diesel and gasoline by themselves each have 0 MPG, because the crap doesn't move itself. I'm not sure what the heck you are even talking about.
lol..
I sure hope someone else catches mono.
Yes, Truecrypt does block level encryption, so a big container wouldn't completely change when a small change is made. Only some blocks do, depending on the amount of data that is modified. Binary diff is a supported feature according to Dropbox. You would need to turn off the Preserve modification time of file containers option in Truecrypt (under settings and preferences), so that the time stamp changes when the container does. You will also need to unmount the container before sync. I was going to set this up after reading others success stories in getting Truecrypt and Dropbox to work, but ended up settling on a different solution.
The most secure way to destroy CDs is either dissolving in acid or loaning them to my boss. I promise, you'd never see it again.
That small weight makes a big difference for swoop racers, but will it stop a slug from a tusken cycler rifle?
I won't be watching that piece of fei-oo. Finish Firefly. I can kill you with my brain.
Almost sounds like a moon.
"Jill Hearn -- whose office uncovered the massive scam -- called it a shame that 'supposed experts hired and paid well to protect the city's interests were exposed as the fox guarding the hen house.'"
More like the fox consulting the guy guarding the hen house.
Someone asked me how many continents they can put in their recycle bin. I told them seven.
Great idea. You should take lead on that.
But most reasonable people do see the problem.
"Fundamentalists and political radicals often overestimate the number of people who share their values and beliefs, because of the false consensus effect." - Wikipedia
"We as a society have made the decision to provide everyone with some level of medical care."
"Once that decision has been made, it is reasonable to require you to pay for it in some manner."
"You can complain all you want but at the present time you cannot totally opt out of the system without leaving the country."
First you claim we adopted universal HC. Then you say the decision has yet to be made, then you say I can't presently opt out. I think you are going to be upset when your head stops spinning and you actually read the headline.
A bank financing a loan will want you to have full insurance coverage so the investment is protected. The law requires that motorists be insured. I am however, not required to purchase insurance when buying a car. If I want to spend cash on a car to use as a flower pot in my yard, I am not required to insure it. Your analogy doesn't work, and I see no major problems in being free to go without health insurance.
AT&T is a great carrier... TO PEE ON!
"Copyright does not protect the idea for a game, its name or title, or the method or methods for playing it. Nor does copyright protect any idea, system, method, device, or trademark material involved in developing, merchandising, or playing a game. Once a game has been made public, nothing in the copyright law prevents others from developing another game based on similar principles. Copyright protects only the particular manner of an author’s expression in literary, artistic, or musical form." - US Copyright office
I agree with the parent. There are obvious artistic similarities that would make this subject to copyright.
TFA makes no mention of a US-Soviet Cyber War. It instead compares current events to the actual US-Soviet cold war. Interesting that China wasn't mentioned at all.
Or Don Herbert?
So, how about John Pistole? I hear the TSA are really beginning to touch children.
I thought this was about heroes, not role models.
Gordon Freeman.
Company that sells security solutions predicts need for more security. The surprises just keep coming.
tell that bitch to chill!
Hurry up and buy!
SAMIR: But that's not much money, I -
PETER: That's the beauty of it. Each withdrawal is a fraction of a cent. That's too small to notice. Take a thousand withdrawals a day, space it out over a few years, that's a couple hundred thousand dollars.
MICHAEL: Just like Superman III.
Are they comparing diesel MPG (or L/100km) to gasoline? You can't do this because diesel contains more energy per unit volume.
MPG is determined by the efficiency of the engine. Diesel and gasoline by themselves each have 0 MPG, because the crap doesn't move itself. I'm not sure what the heck you are even talking about.
Reminds me of the joke, if a tree falls...