I have a USB thumb drive, with an encrypted file on it. There is a readme file also, in the readme is a list of 8 personal questions. Only my wife could answer all of them. The answers to those questions is the passphrase to the encrypted file.
Man, I know what you mean I have the same problem with Firefox. When my internet connection goes down it won't load up facebook. I should submit a bug report. Totally unacceptable.
But NASA doesn't not have to break SMTP to enable filtering. This is some insane system thought up by some no talent microsoft consultant.
There is no reason for the solution that is currently in place, the only explanation is that the person who came up with it did not understand email at all.
I use multiple OS X, Linux, and FreeBSD machines daily. One cannot sync all home directory files, as all the config stuff differs between Gentoo, Debian, FreeBSD, Tiger, and Leopard. So it's mostly down to documents, graphics, and a few audio and video files. For the larger ones, I use a usb stick, the smaller ones I email to myself so they're always available via IMAP servers. But most of all I have a bootable, customized version of systemrescuecd installed on a 16GB usb stick, which at any given moment has all the currently important stuff I need. It works well enough for me.
I use the same tcsh config on all my OS X, FreeBSD, Linux, Solairs, whatever servers. Now i do admit i have large if statements for OS dependant information. But no matter what OS i use it has the same feel. I also store a master copy of this.cshrc so that i can easily fetch the latest copy via a simple ALIAS.
man 1.1 MB for just silence you would think nothing would compress down to almost nothing.
Realy take a look, whats hard to compress, variance. The song is the same the entire track. so realy that could be compress quite nicely. no need stereo is silence after all. no need for a bit rate, its silence.
Frankly I am a bit disapointed in the compression.
I was told a story that McDonalds spends millions on strategic restraunt locations, where it would see the most traffic, and the condition of the neighborhood and all kinds of good statistics. what ever it takes to find the perfect store location.
Tivo has name, and proven track record. Microsoft has money and can buy name and track record.
That aside, competition is most aways a good thing it drives up inovation. The more brands availible the better off we are as consumers.
But look at other comcast products, G4, after the merger of G4 and techtv, they took one crapy network and one decent network(Techtv), and produced a crapy network.
Now i can use my comcast DVR to make sure i dont ever have to see a retarded G4 show again:)
Buy a few dreamcast install linux and apache and you have a cheap webserver farm. Mix that with an NFS mount and a DataBase Server and you could run slashdot off it.
Slashdot Mirror
I have a USB thumb drive, with an encrypted file on it.
There is a readme file also, in the readme is a list of 8 personal questions. Only my wife could answer all of them.
The answers to those questions is the passphrase to the encrypted file.
Man, I know what you mean I have the same problem with Firefox. When my internet connection goes down it won't load up facebook. I should submit a bug report. Totally unacceptable.
Its a weak analogy and its never used correctly.
Remember when we use to say how bad the Soviet Union was because you needed papers to travel.
Its obvious, I want my gold to take up less room :)
But NASA doesn't not have to break SMTP to enable filtering. This is some insane system thought up by some no talent microsoft consultant.
There is no reason for the solution that is currently in place, the only explanation is that the person who came up with it did not understand email at all.
mail server on the ground, mail server on the shuttle.
The mail queues up and you open up the connection between them certain times of day. Queue empties.
GZIP the link and your gold.
I use multiple OS X, Linux, and FreeBSD machines daily. One cannot sync all home directory files, as all the config stuff differs between Gentoo, Debian, FreeBSD, Tiger, and Leopard. So it's mostly down to documents, graphics, and a few audio and video files. For the larger ones, I use a usb stick, the smaller ones I email to myself so they're always available via IMAP servers. But most of all I have a bootable, customized version of systemrescuecd installed on a 16GB usb stick, which at any given moment has all the currently important stuff I need. It works well enough for me.
I use the same tcsh config on all my OS X, FreeBSD, Linux, Solairs, whatever servers. .cshrc so that i can easily fetch the latest copy via a simple ALIAS.
Now i do admit i have large if statements for OS dependant information. But no matter what OS i use it has the same feel.
I also store a master copy of this
Even now, people hardly remember domain names. They use google to find it because its easier that way.
.pro, Frankly this is the first time I have heard about it. I dont think anyone will shed a tear for them.
Give it a few years an people will be asking you, whats your google search string?
But anyways its
man 1.1 MB for just silence you would think nothing would compress down to almost nothing.
Realy take a look, whats hard to compress, variance.
The song is the same the entire track. so realy that could be compress quite nicely. no need stereo is silence after all. no need for a bit rate, its silence.
Frankly I am a bit disapointed in the compression.
I was told a story that McDonalds spends millions on strategic restraunt locations, where it would see the most traffic, and the condition of the neighborhood and all kinds of good statistics. what ever it takes to find the perfect store location.
Then burger king builds across the street.
Do some math:
A = how much traffic you get in a year
B = How much a company is willing to pay per click
C = Number of Banners you will have on the page
((A*1/4)*(B*C))*5 = How much you ask for.
1/4 of the people that come to your site clicking a
banner is a large percent though.
5 Years for good messure
What happens is you get Joe User, he spells the url wrong, he ends up on a site that pop-up like 30 other site. There you go automatic clicks.
Tivo has name, and proven track record.
:)
Microsoft has money and can buy name and track record.
That aside, competition is most aways a good thing it drives up inovation. The more brands availible the better off we are as consumers.
But look at other comcast products, G4, after the merger of G4 and techtv, they took one crapy network and one decent network(Techtv), and produced a crapy network.
Now i can use my comcast DVR to make sure i dont ever have to see a retarded G4 show again
I think this is an alarmist view, The only people who dont have jobs, either:
A. Have no skills and just a Degree.
B. Havent looked around.
C. Want way too much money for the skill set the currently have.
Most of the jobs leaving this country are the janitor jobs of this industry anyways.
GOD NO not the 3D Hologram image of the goatse.cx man again.
Buy a few dreamcast install linux and apache and you have a cheap webserver farm.
Mix that with an NFS mount and a DataBase Server and you could run slashdot off it.
I wonder how well a dreamcast rack mounts?