It's all well and good to say that we now have a standard. The problem is that the people who are most likely to use this tool are the ones that don't need it as bad. If you are aware this tool exists then you are security minded enough to have closed all the holes yourself.
It is good to have a standard. It raises the confidence level of the new user. If "switch"ers from other platforms to Linux consider themselves security experts or think that they have closed the holes just because they know about a standard check... that is overconfidence (a big hole in itself). This tool would provide a reality check. And probably inspire people to be constantly vigilant.
Because the ability to pay taxes, build software does not a citizen make. I think the argument runs along the lines of "giving time to naturalise"... both for the host country and the potential immigrant. That way there are no nasty surprises when citizenship is granted (you discover that the guy is Dmitri Skylarov:-) And the person gets time to acclamatise with the values of the new country.
Well if you ask me if the "yokel" appreciates the country as much as the new guy... that is another matter for consideration
Not everything needs to go to service the Internet. Even if this is what this is being developed for, the physical signals to make the fluids do one thing or the other can be independent of what is going on traffic wise or can be the physical layer manifestation of whatever the upper layer decides.
because the only thing happening on that machine is the running of their own software.
Except your music-playing/pr0n-viewing applications and whatever else you find to have handy in that machine ("virtual" or otherwise). As some one mentioned elsewhere, people will put with a lot of sh*t for convenience and that is what business people with a plan exploit (among other things like ignorance-of-the-novices, fear-of-the-lawyers etc)
Also organisms can adapt, and they might be able to adapt way beyond what we have witnessed thus far.
Adaptation comes after multicellular life. And adaptation requires a sizeable number of similar organisms (to learn by trial and error). For a lot of stuff to spring up, the needs are as follows (conclusion is completely empirical):
1) Energy: Solar or chemical (H2 + CO2 -> CH4 +H20) 2) liquid water. 3) oxygen 4) carbon.
Drat... Following the example of the posters here ("put in fake information "), I put in unbelieveable info... and turns out that MSN requires the parent to be present when creating/modifying the profile and the parent has to have a .NET or PAssport account. Has anybody worked with this before (either at MSN or otherwise??)
In the mean time... damn you/. for you have taken my hot mail away from me:)
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Yes I read NASA's requirement: but wouldn't a growable extra opposable thumb be useful ... just look where we (humans) got with just one.
It's all well and good to say that we now have a standard. The problem is that the people who are most likely to use this tool are the ones that don't need it as bad. If you are aware this tool exists then you are security minded enough to have closed all the holes yourself.
It is good to have a standard. It raises the confidence level of the new user. If "switch"ers from other platforms to Linux consider themselves security experts or think that they have closed the holes just because they know about a standard check
Be careful:
* do not divide by zero
* get the software to play dice.
And finally we have come to realise that shrinkwrap is the force (it holds the galaxy together)
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... if we can only get AI to discuss AI. NI brings its pitfalls right to the table :-)
Which, I'm not saying is incorrect, but we're here to talk about AI. Leave your griefs and personal problems on the mat outside the door.
Ahhh
Because the ability to pay taxes, build software does not a citizen make. I think the argument runs along the lines of "giving time to naturalise" ... both for the host country and the potential immigrant. That way there are no nasty surprises when citizenship is granted (you discover that the guy is Dmitri Skylarov :-) And the person gets time to acclamatise with the values of the new country.
... that is another matter for consideration
Well if you ask me if the "yokel" appreciates the country as much as the new guy
If Spam didn't work, why do I get a hundred pieces of it every morning? Someone is buying.
No no. It is just that some one is trying harder.
... or were there others that thought there was spelling error in the title?
/. too long :-)
I have been on
If they had that much money ... we would not be seeing such efforts. ... we *would* be seeing such efforts.
... I wonder too.
If they had so little sense
Hmmm
Not everything needs to go to service the Internet. Even if this is what this is being developed for, the physical signals to make the fluids do one thing or the other can be independent of what is going on traffic wise or can be the physical layer manifestation of whatever the upper layer decides.
No?
Towards the end of the article:
# Part three The Matrix Revolutions is also in production and will be released in December 2000
Is it a glitch in the Matrix?
because the only thing happening on that machine is the running of their own software.
Except your music-playing/pr0n-viewing applications and whatever else you find to have handy in that machine ("virtual" or otherwise). As some one mentioned elsewhere, people will put with a lot of sh*t for convenience and that is what business people with a plan exploit (among other things like ignorance-of-the-novices, fear-of-the-lawyers etc)
Just found this from other posters ...
a ti on.html#
http://www0.mozdev.org/optimoz/gestures/install
as well as support for files > 17MB
h tml
You mean GB, don't you?
The link 404'd. Hence you might want to try one of the links at:
http://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/changelogs.
Also organisms can adapt, and they might be able to adapt way beyond what we have witnessed thus far.
Adaptation comes after multicellular life. And adaptation requires a sizeable number of similar organisms (to learn by trial and error). For a lot of stuff to spring up, the needs are as follows (conclusion is completely empirical):
1) Energy: Solar or chemical (H2 + CO2 -> CH4 +H20)
2) liquid water.
3) oxygen
4) carbon.
How sure are you that you are receiving all the information that the bulb is transmitting?
That is the key
Down mod this poster. It is the same post that is earning Karma in this article .
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:-)
Oh wait a minute. The stories are the same
No thanks for being consistent
Why can't you http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Aslashdot.org +IBM+hard+drives&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&s tart=0
:-)
Yes comments are code. How many times have you seen source that looks like this:
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// the fooPtr will be released by the caller
delete fooPtr;
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Hey ... this does not work!! Why is this marked informative :-)
Drat ... Following the example of the posters here ("put in fake information "), I put in unbelieveable info ... and turns out that MSN requires the parent to be present when creating/modifying the profile and the parent has to have a .NET or PAssport account. Has anybody worked with this before (either at MSN or otherwise??)
... damn you /. for you have taken my hot mail away from me :)
In the mean time
Theoritically and for getting hands on experience with networks, gear and all the good stuff.
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I used to have a cool sig but people replied to it more than they did my comments.
Tell me about it
Sure it is pattern matching ... but it is not sixth sense that the article seems to suggest (and what the poster was talking about)
Oxygen too leads to brain cell death ... no?
>> No time zone issues or language barriers.
:-)
What are you talking abooooot