The Sandforce controllers use compression to increase speeds and reduce write amplifications. Thus, they choke on encrypted (incompressible) data. They also have a horrible record of reliability. No thanks.
However, homosexuality was hated on for nothing other than what it was and that was what ultimately led Turing to take his own life. Atheism, by contrast (and imho), is reviled not because a lack of faith is seen as inherently wrong by modern religious types, but because a disproportionate amount of outspoken Atheists are inflammatory jerk-offs with some misguided superiority complex (see Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins, et al).
No. But if my house was burgled and I then decided to replace all of my windows with Lexan, it would not be reasonable to claim the cost of the replacement (other than the single window broken in the burglary) as damages.
What we need is a functional market so that addresses can be allocated to the uses that can justify their cost.
You do realize that would completely fuck up the routing tables? When IPv4 was standardized, 32 bit addresses were chosen because the address space was huge compared to the number of hosts the protocol was expected to support. Turns out we ended up with a lot more hosts.
There is no requirement for censorship to involve a government at all. Why do you believe it to be so? Are you some kind of hard core libertarian who believes that only governments can do evil?
The difference is that there are no circumstances under which a private company can legally possess/distribute child pornography. It is impossible for Megaupload to know that all the people who uploaded the same file did so illegally. Some could be licensed by the copyright holder, or covered by fair use (personal backups), or uploaded by the copyright holder itself.
You seem to believe that a person who downloads The Beatles' discography has deprived The Beatles of something.
Piracy is *exactly* like the bottled water analogy. By drinking water from the tap, you have (to a very rough approximation) reduced the demand for bottled water by the amount you drank. You have not, however, deprived the bottled water company of any water.
The fact that Intel is also licensing a third-party GPU (and talking about their future migration to the SGX543, also third-party) rather than using their own GPU is not particularly reassuring.
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Which is entirely useless for someone who doesn't trust closed-source encryption schemes.
Sure. Put a keyfile on a flash drive. Smash the flash chip with a hammer if the NSA shows up.
They image the disk.
No different than buying a computer that comes with Windows.
The Sandforce controllers use compression to increase speeds and reduce write amplifications. Thus, they choke on encrypted (incompressible) data. They also have a horrible record of reliability. No thanks.
I'm not talking about the parallels with religious types. Jews do not help their cause by deliberately inflaming nationalist types by owning banks.
However, homosexuality was hated on for nothing other than what it was and that was what ultimately led Turing to take his own life. Atheism, by contrast (and imho), is reviled not because a lack of faith is seen as inherently wrong by modern religious types, but because a disproportionate amount of outspoken Atheists are inflammatory jerk-offs with some misguided superiority complex (see Christopher Hitchens, Richard Dawkins, et al).
Ba-dum tsssssssssss!
(in case anyone else was still waiting.)
No. But if my house was burgled and I then decided to replace all of my windows with Lexan, it would not be reasonable to claim the cost of the replacement (other than the single window broken in the burglary) as damages.
Seeing as I can read an order of magnitude faster than most people speak, brevity isn't nearly as important.
You have the right idea, but you don't go far enough. "IP" itself is newspeak.
Don't use an in-browser PDF viewer.
If there is some other type of traffic that has a bigger dependence on real-timeliness than VOIP (I doubt it)
SSH.
Where by 'equal', you mean 'equally shitty'.
What we need is a functional market so that addresses can be allocated to the uses that can justify their cost.
You do realize that would completely fuck up the routing tables? When IPv4 was standardized, 32 bit addresses were chosen because the address space was huge compared to the number of hosts the protocol was expected to support. Turns out we ended up with a lot more hosts.
>Score:3, Insightful
>Doesn't know what a stateful firewall is
There is no requirement for censorship to involve a government at all. Why do you believe it to be so? Are you some kind of hard core libertarian who believes that only governments can do evil?
The difference is that there are no circumstances under which a private company can legally possess/distribute child pornography. It is impossible for Megaupload to know that all the people who uploaded the same file did so illegally. Some could be licensed by the copyright holder, or covered by fair use (personal backups), or uploaded by the copyright holder itself.
Until there's a reliable implementation of 'ssh --wayland' Wayland is a non-starter.
I believe you want 'overrated'.
You seem to believe that a person who downloads The Beatles' discography has deprived The Beatles of something.
Piracy is *exactly* like the bottled water analogy. By drinking water from the tap, you have (to a very rough approximation) reduced the demand for bottled water by the amount you drank. You have not, however, deprived the bottled water company of any water.
A whole lot less futzing around with port forwards and ssh tunnels.
Better than
[D0NK3Y T1T5]!!! - Avatar.the.Last.Airbender.XviD.avi
^ this
I have no modpoints at the moment.
256?
IIRC, that's enough to actually apply to some crypto schemes currently in use.
The fact that Intel is also licensing a third-party GPU (and talking about their future migration to the SGX543, also third-party) rather than using their own GPU is not particularly reassuring.
Considering it's Intel... that's very reassuring.