Meanwhile, other officers converged on the Park Inn at Chestnut Hill in Newton, a Boston suburb. Newton police officer Russ Adam said the FBI was conducting an investigation at the hotel.
News reports said searchers found Islamic papers and a manual on how to fly a 767
airplane in a room at the Park Inn.
Chalk up another one for science fiction. I read a story years ago about the only man left on Earth who knew how to multiply and divide without a calculator. He was (in the story)
co-opted by the Pentagon and became a secret weapon
That's Isaac Asimov's "The Feeling of Power". It's in some of his antologies.
The terms of the licenses
will be that if you're distributing it, you're distributing it for non-commercial use.
However, if somebody wanted to do a
commercial implementation of the
CLI on Linux, they could certainly
look at our shared source
implementation and learn from it. But
then, we would insist that they use
their own code, in that case.
If people thought they were interested
in licensing the commercial version,
or a commercial license of the shared
source version. We're willing to talk.
We usually are.
According to the Michaelis dictionary, "rato" or "rato doméstico" belongs to the genus "Rattus", although some species of "Mus" are also called "rato". "Camundongo" is a small rodent, gender "Mus". According to webster, "rat" belongs to genus "Rattus" and "mouse" to "Mus". Finally, "ratazana" is a just a big rat or a female rat.
I don't see your point. Every work is copyrighted as soon as it has an author (even a pseudonymous will do), unless explicitly put in the public domain. And I don't see how the DMCA applies here, since there is no "copy protection device" involved.
Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought that urandom was only slightly less random than/dev/random [ref]. In other words, urandom would become pseudo-random only during the short intervals where the entropy pool is depleted. For this application, probably it is randomized often enough.
It's even more close to what happened, because if the boards are anything like the ones here at my university, they are readable after erasing (with some effort).
It is believed that hard disks are still readable after simple zeroing (with special hardware), and this is the rationale behind functions such as PGP's overwriting with several passes of random bits.
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Meanwhile, other officers converged on the Park Inn at Chestnut Hill in Newton, a Boston suburb. Newton police officer Russ Adam said the FBI was conducting an investigation at the hotel.
News reports said searchers found Islamic papers and a manual on how to fly a 767 airplane in a room at the Park Inn.
He is still actively posting, see the new thread.
It seems that he is already famous around that newsgroup (for being crazy).
Chalk up another one for science fiction. I read a story years ago about the only man left on Earth who knew how to multiply and divide without a calculator. He was (in the story) co-opted by the Pentagon and became a secret weapon
That's Isaac Asimov's "The Feeling of Power". It's in some of his antologies.
Am I the only one bothered with this:
Now, in what is this better than the GPL?
According to the Michaelis dictionary, "rato" or "rato doméstico" belongs to the genus "Rattus", although some species of "Mus" are also called "rato". "Camundongo" is a small rodent, gender "Mus". According to webster, "rat" belongs to genus "Rattus" and "mouse" to "Mus". Finally, "ratazana" is a just a big rat or a female rat.
Maybe I'm just slow today, but it took me a REALLY long time to catch on to the author's joke here.
Worse: I actually clicked the first "link".
I don't see your point. Every work is copyrighted as soon as it has an author (even a pseudonymous will do), unless explicitly put in the public domain. And I don't see how the DMCA applies here, since there is no "copy protection device" involved.
Correct me if I am wrong, but I thought that urandom was only slightly less random than /dev/random [ref]. In other words, urandom would become pseudo-random only during the short intervals where the entropy pool is depleted. For this application, probably it is randomized often enough.
It's even more close to what happened, because if the boards are anything like the ones here at my university, they are readable after erasing (with some effort).
It is believed that hard disks are still readable after simple zeroing (with special hardware), and this is the rationale behind functions such as PGP's overwriting with several passes of random bits.
This applies to most other computer terms.
That's Spanish. In Portuguese, "ano" == "year".
What's next, Linux Certification? Linux Certified Engineers?
Actually, RedHat has a Certification Program.
Latin american Conectiva has its own, also. I know one of their certified engineers.
(No, I dont work for them, I just happen to use their distribution.)