Just use keys longer than 23 chars , alphanumeric + special chars , and use a nonstandard SSID for the network (treat as a password, it's used to salt the key derived from your PSK). All this on WPA2/AES and you should be considered secure.
Fair point , collage was actually free but i could've used the beer money. And before anybody asks , no i couldn't just exchange the currency when it went downhill , the money was locked away until i turned 18. Anybody holding large amounts of USD should whoever immediately buy something more stable , like gold.
I currently have like a gazillion $ on a type of cheque from my grandpa. Should've paid for collage. It's worth nothing after the local currency went through massive inflation.
Let me break it down , there's two possible reasons. One , as other readers have suggested , the article might be purposely omitting various facts or mixing up total cost of ownership with purchase value. Two , it's not that the buyers were stupid , they might be to some extent (not knowing the market well enough to shop around for the best deal) but that doesn't cover such a deep discrepancy. Most often than not , at least in the ex soviet block , these things are done to take money away from the institution. The buyers just agree with the sellers to up the cost dramatically and get a part of that money back as incentive to do it. And these things happen ALL THE TIME , in all corners of all public institutions. That's why these states are doing so poorly , budget wise. It's called corruption. This may come as a shocker to you if you were brought up in some place where these are not common day activities. Criminal penalties should be enforced against such wrongdoers. I can not emphasise enough , this is the kind of stuff that brings a nation down , one expensive toilet seat at a time.
Actually IRC was massively popular in Romania in the 90's. Everybody would hop on dial-up after 8:00 pm when the phone tariffs where lower. It was not just for the technical. Radio stations used to read comments and play tracks requested on IRC. Undernet was _the_ network of servers to hang on , huge wars took place for control of popular channels. Meanwhile everybody was looking for a "non-free" email account (non yahoo/msn , etc ) so they could register with Undernet and have their ip hidden. Later on everything moved on to msn and yahoo messenger , the victor being yahoo in the end. Currently facebook seems to rule the masses after everybody migrated off of hi5 or myspace.
Most antibiotics are to be taken just after a meal , when your blood sugar levels are peaking. However , maybe a little more sugar wouldn't be a bad idea.
HP bought 3com ? We're screwed , 3com switches - never had a problem Hp procurve switches ? Locking up like it's crazy on the slightest electrical fluctuation , pos hardware.
Bourbon is 40% ABV. Anything under 50% doesn't really burn directly , I'm curious what he did to make it run. Perhaps using excess engine heat to separate alcohol evaporating it first from the content.
Pardon ? It's basically games and everything else you could do with the box. If anything some people bought it considering that the gaming abilities aren't "a major function". A ps3 is what ? 300 euros. If you split that evenly between processing power , games and a blueray player , that's 100 euros per "major function". Seems right to me.
access points can't handle more than a few clients. you need a lot of access points for 500 users , and by that time you're getting a lot of interference too.
One high-res digital camera and A4 papers printed with a large QR code (2d barcode) - unique id and answer number printed in human readable form as well. Just pass out as many papers as there are answer options (2 , 3 ? ) to the students. Use a canon 5d mark III or something that can record video as well and ask them to wave the cards around for 5 seconds or something , so you get everyone (in case one card is behind someone else's head).
Of course it's going to be a low budget movie , no exec would ever approve busting open tens of millions of dollars on a movie so they can release it for free and "hope for some buys" without a serious dosage of crack in their coffee.
Donate and or buy it if you like it , they're testing new grounds and we need to prove we're not hypocrites. The slashdot crowd seems to follow the "try before you buy" mentality , so if you end up enjoying the movie , put your money were your mouth is.
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Just use keys longer than 23 chars , alphanumeric + special chars , and use a nonstandard SSID for the network (treat as a password, it's used to salt the key derived from your PSK). All this on WPA2/AES and you should be considered secure.
They probably used the C123 from Motorola/
Or maybe he doesn't have a clutch.
Euro cars have clutch on left , break+gas on right.
Just out of curiosity , what issues have you encounters with encfs ? Been using it for years without problems so far.
Fair point , collage was actually free but i could've used the beer money.
And before anybody asks , no i couldn't just exchange the currency when it went downhill , the money was locked away until i turned 18.
Anybody holding large amounts of USD should whoever immediately buy something more stable , like gold.
I currently have like a gazillion $ on a type of cheque from my grandpa. Should've paid for collage. It's worth nothing after the local currency went through massive inflation.
You'd still loose gas , although at a slower pace. Hydrogen/Helium atoms are small enough that they can and do pass through the balloon material .
Let me break it down , there's two possible reasons.
One , as other readers have suggested , the article might be purposely omitting various facts or mixing up total cost of ownership with purchase value.
Two , it's not that the buyers were stupid , they might be to some extent (not knowing the market well enough to shop around for the best deal) but that doesn't cover such a deep discrepancy.
Most often than not , at least in the ex soviet block , these things are done to take money away from the institution. The buyers just agree with the sellers to up the cost dramatically and get a part of that money back as incentive to do it. And these things happen ALL THE TIME , in all corners of all public institutions. That's why these states are doing so poorly , budget wise. It's called corruption.
This may come as a shocker to you if you were brought up in some place where these are not common day activities. Criminal penalties should be enforced against such wrongdoers.
I can not emphasise enough , this is the kind of stuff that brings a nation down , one expensive toilet seat at a time.
Some filesystems allow you to store the journal on a different disk , such as a SSD
Transporting energy has losses , you know , electrical resistance and all that jazz.
If cars never "took off" we wouldn't have _proper_ roads everywhere.
Actually IRC was massively popular in Romania in the 90's. Everybody would hop on dial-up after 8:00 pm when the phone tariffs where lower. It was not just for the technical. Radio stations used to read comments and play tracks requested on IRC.
Undernet was _the_ network of servers to hang on , huge wars took place for control of popular channels. Meanwhile everybody was looking for a "non-free" email account (non yahoo/msn , etc ) so they could register with Undernet and have their ip hidden.
Later on everything moved on to msn and yahoo messenger , the victor being yahoo in the end. Currently facebook seems to rule the masses after everybody migrated off of hi5 or myspace.
Most antibiotics are to be taken just after a meal , when your blood sugar levels are peaking.
However , maybe a little more sugar wouldn't be a bad idea.
Out of my hands , haven't worked there in a while. Anyway , we had them set on top of an UPS just to avoid this kind of crap.
Yep , dead serious.
HP bought 3com ?
We're screwed , 3com switches - never had a problem
Hp procurve switches ? Locking up like it's crazy on the slightest electrical fluctuation , pos hardware.
Not like anybody would've expected that ...no way ...
Bourbon is 40% ABV.
Anything under 50% doesn't really burn directly , I'm curious what he did to make it run.
Perhaps using excess engine heat to separate alcohol evaporating it first from the content.
It's unlikely he'd have 100Mbit on dsl/cable/dialup/wireless and so was probably implying a fttb or ftth connection , therefore low latency
Pardon ?
It's basically games and everything else you could do with the box. If anything some people bought it considering that the gaming abilities aren't "a major function".
A ps3 is what ? 300 euros. If you split that evenly between processing power , games and a blueray player , that's 100 euros per "major function".
Seems right to me.
Neural Network / perceptrons.
access points can't handle more than a few clients. you need a lot of access points for 500 users , and by that time you're getting a lot of interference too.
One high-res digital camera and
A4 papers printed with a large QR code (2d barcode) - unique id and answer number printed in human readable form as well.
Just pass out as many papers as there are answer options (2 , 3 ? ) to the students.
Use a canon 5d mark III or something that can record video as well and ask them to wave the cards around for 5 seconds or something , so you get everyone (in case one card is behind someone else's head).
Of course it's going to be a low budget movie , no exec would ever approve busting open tens of millions of dollars on a movie so they can release it for free and "hope for some buys" without a serious dosage of crack in their coffee.
Donate and or buy it if you like it , they're testing new grounds and we need to prove we're not hypocrites.
The slashdot crowd seems to follow the "try before you buy" mentality , so if you end up enjoying the movie , put your money were your mouth is.