Not really, they said that a Soyuz missions costs $10 million. The amount of time one spends in orbit/space is only at the cost of oxygen, which last time I checked was plentiful. It'd work out more like.
$=nD+x
Where n being days in space.
D, being the cost of a day in space.
X would be $10 million or so.
One just use your standard 'Man in the Middle' sort of attack? If you can intercept a quantum messages, odds are you can send it as well. Of course I might just be totally off base here.
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This pisses me off to no end, a journalistic hack finds someway to show corporate America that he is on their side. 'lest he should have individual thoughts for himself, this guy like many others has deemed technology bad, as it deprives money from corporations who have a hard time spending the money they already have, and the fact that it is complex. It'd be different if he outlined the pros and cons, but who needs to enlighten the people when you can whip them into a frenzy.
Its all fine and dandy that you can blow up a laptop, but thats expensive. Make the people pay for the lost equipment. Me, i'd make damn sure that I didn't leave behind a laptop worth $6,000 dollars. Or, have like a wristwatch that transmits a signal, and if you get say, 20 metres away from your laptop it goes off. An ounce of prevention beats uhh.. a lot of cure? Anyways, the idea that a laptop could self destruct is always nice, keep the data on it encrypted for added security.
Well, basically, you set up the service, tell it how to connect to your site, where to put things and it does this everytime you update your information on the blogger site. Works quite well, as it's not that complex but you can edit all the files. So if your site runs PHP or ColdFusion, you can add that sort of stuff into it. The only thing that has to remain the same, is the link to the blogger website.
I like that video camera idea, it'd be neat like a webcam or something. The first webcam in space?
Well, the other idea could work. Airplane black boxes probably wouldn't work though. Airplanes are objects that travel in the atmosphere, they don't have to go through the atmosphere. Black Boxes also don't have radio transmitters that can reach earth or a sattalite in orbit. That'd be a kicker, because there wouldn't be many things that could retrieve it, none that could do it cheaply or efficeintly.
A) Their own buggy hello world programs gone wrong (modest)
B) Other peoples buggy hello world programs gone wrong (liars)
C) People who fear technology (luddites)
D) People who say it was the human error (technocrats)
E) People who don't know what Hello World is (people who use AOL)
I remember a similar case, except it involved Roundup resistant crops, and the Farmer said it was blowing across from other fields. He won, if I recall correctly.
Bah, thats semantics. The Petronas has the highest point off the ground basically. You could have an incredibly tall building, minus and observation deck, but no one would question whether or not its the tallest.
It says it's payload is an experimental communications platform. What are the odds, that this satellite might just help in say, I dunno targetting nuclear weapons ? Or maybe it's a spy satellite. The former scares the hell out of me, but, I'm paranoid. 'Side, the GSLV is also in the same general area as creating ICBMs.
If you're not connected to the Internet, you get to call Microsoft. Tell them the details, and they give you an Auth. Code. Enter that in, and your good to go.
Odds are, they're will be a connector which will convert a m500 connector into one compatable with your line of Palms, a company, not sure what they're called made such a connector for the m100.
Granted, most use of cellphones are for personal reasons. But, say you get in a car accident, or somethings happened to your landline phone. But you can't call, because your being jammed. Something less prohibiting would be better, telling the cellphone not to use its ringer. Not as feasable, but alternatives are always good. I have a cell phone, and I usually keep it on silent mode, unless i'm at home or something.
Nopers, they are indeed making a movie named Diablo, and Blizzard did ask them to change the name. I mean, if someone came out with a movie named Doom, i'd associate it with the game, rather than the feeling.
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Not really, they said that a Soyuz missions costs $10 million. The amount of time one spends in orbit/space is only at the cost of oxygen, which last time I checked was plentiful. It'd work out more like.
$=nD+x
Where n being days in space.
D, being the cost of a day in space.
X would be $10 million or so.
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Yeah, I totally love my Intuos 6x8. The whole cordless/batteryless thing is a huge bonus.
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One just use your standard 'Man in the Middle' sort of attack? If you can intercept a quantum messages, odds are you can send it as well. Of course I might just be totally off base here.
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Flatland 3D: The Sequel
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This pisses me off to no end, a journalistic hack finds someway to show corporate America that he is on their side. 'lest he should have individual thoughts for himself, this guy like many others has deemed technology bad, as it deprives money from corporations who have a hard time spending the money they already have, and the fact that it is complex. It'd be different if he outlined the pros and cons, but who needs to enlighten the people when you can whip them into a frenzy.
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Its all fine and dandy that you can blow up a laptop, but thats expensive. Make the people pay for the lost equipment. Me, i'd make damn sure that I didn't leave behind a laptop worth $6,000 dollars. Or, have like a wristwatch that transmits a signal, and if you get say, 20 metres away from your laptop it goes off. An ounce of prevention beats uhh.. a lot of cure? Anyways, the idea that a laptop could self destruct is always nice, keep the data on it encrypted for added security.
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Tripex   For the goatse.cx weary, its http://www.tripex.co.uk
A great plugin, I love it.
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Well, basically, you set up the service, tell it how to connect to your site, where to put things and it does this everytime you update your information on the blogger site. Works quite well, as it's not that complex but you can edit all the files. So if your site runs PHP or ColdFusion, you can add that sort of stuff into it. The only thing that has to remain the same, is the link to the blogger website.
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"and how they were able to scale to handle 1.8 million page views per day after being in operation for a mere 8 days."
Yes, but can it handle the slashdot effect?
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About all the people who say they love that they have cable, me too! :)
/. talk about how they took over the router :)
It's also interesting to seem some of the more capable
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I like that video camera idea, it'd be neat like a webcam or something. The first webcam in space?
Well, the other idea could work. Airplane black boxes probably wouldn't work though. Airplanes are objects that travel in the atmosphere, they don't have to go through the atmosphere. Black Boxes also don't have radio transmitters that can reach earth or a sattalite in orbit. That'd be a kicker, because there wouldn't be many things that could retrieve it, none that could do it cheaply or efficeintly.
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A) Their own buggy hello world programs gone wrong (modest) B) Other peoples buggy hello world programs gone wrong (liars) C) People who fear technology (luddites) D) People who say it was the human error (technocrats) E) People who don't know what Hello World is (people who use AOL)
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No one really has a definitive answer to the meaning of life. Besides those who would say its 42.
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Okay, MENSA members are smart. They know this, now what makes up the other 5%? Idiot Savants? Liars? Who knows.. Who Knows..
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I remember a similar case, except it involved Roundup resistant crops, and the Farmer said it was blowing across from other fields. He won, if I recall correctly.
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Bah, thats semantics. The Petronas has the highest point off the ground basically. You could have an incredibly tall building, minus and observation deck, but no one would question whether or not its the tallest.
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It says it's payload is an experimental communications platform. What are the odds, that this satellite might just help in say, I dunno targetting nuclear weapons ? Or maybe it's a spy satellite. The former scares the hell out of me, but, I'm paranoid. 'Side, the GSLV is also in the same general area as creating ICBMs.
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If you're not connected to the Internet, you get to call Microsoft. Tell them the details, and they give you an Auth. Code. Enter that in, and your good to go.
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Odds are, they're will be a connector which will convert a m500 connector into one compatable with your line of Palms, a company, not sure what they're called made such a connector for the m100.
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That'd be the coolest, no?
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You wouldn't happen to have a definite name would you? I wouldn't mind have a CF slot on my IIIc.
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Granted, most use of cellphones are for personal reasons. But, say you get in a car accident, or somethings happened to your landline phone. But you can't call, because your being jammed. Something less prohibiting would be better, telling the cellphone not to use its ringer. Not as feasable, but alternatives are always good. I have a cell phone, and I usually keep it on silent mode, unless i'm at home or something.
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who almost stopped me from copying this DVD to VHS.. mmmm.. Blues Brother Collectors Edition :)
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But who will be the acid queen.. err.. shanty queen?
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Nopers, they are indeed making a movie named Diablo, and Blizzard did ask them to change the name. I mean, if someone came out with a movie named Doom, i'd associate it with the game, rather than the feeling.
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