Ok mister smarty-pants. Since you too lack the neural capacity to figure out the patently obvious point of the initial un-demanding and faily-fucking-simple post I will explain it to you.
Dimbo.
It is highly unlikely that the name bears any significant relationship to the porduct and was only chosen to fit with his name. I honstly don't expect him to be constructing a VEHICLE FOR GREEK GODS TO TRAVEL IN.
If he is then whohay for you. They might use it to drop your missing-since-birth brain off.
Chris Burke, good name BTW. Coincidence? I think not. See above.
You you really think he came up with a name and then thought "oh jee-fucking-wiz it spells the first three fucking letters of my name, fancy-frigging that, what an a1l-too-tit-faced-tops coincidence."
Your example didn't appear to use entanglement but if it did then all you would notice is different random noise to the random noise you would have otherwise received.
You wouldn't be able to make any sense of the new random noise unless you knew the message which was being transmitted. Once you knew the message you could interpret the noise as being the message correctly. But it wouldn't be much use then...
We cannot know both the momentum and position of a particle (i.e. electron) at a given time not because of the limitations of experimentation (due to interference of the observer) but because electrons (for example) do not have both the properties of position and momentum at a given instant. An electron can have either a known position *or* a known momentum at a given time, never both.
They are currently free (albeit amazingly slow and unresponsive, which is to be expected from British Telecom (itself an amazingly slow and unresponsive company)) but will not be for much longer.
I understand they are to start charging for access soonish.
"...as many as 10,000 files per second by defendant's own admission."
Who, except the government and large corporations have this kind of bandwidth?
I can't even do one file per second.
It is probably the NSA and FBI swapping tunes.
Go figure.
Check out quantum crypt.
Messages sent using time pads are impossibe to break.
Any system built on one time pads is unbreakable so long as the distribution of the pads (or equiv.) is secure.
These things are provable, you quoted Bruce out of context.
Check out quantum crypt.
No. All a 'robot' needs to do to 'wipe-us-out' is to make more copies of itself using all matter it comes accross. The rate of growth of such things would a tad rapid after a few generations. Personally I suspect we will be wiped out by swarms of sentient gangs of kitchen appliances long before.
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What is the difference?
If you can create gravity you can use it to counter the effect of gravity...
in most software licenses that states that the software is not guaranteed to be fit for a particular purpose.
Why should software be treatedly so differently from other commercial goods?
It is only your opinion that you sell DSL for a living?
What does your employer think you do?
*members only*, you probably waive your rights etc. when you join
I seem to remember one of the chips used in the Ipod (Texas, I think) supports real-time mp3 encoding.
The Ipod os doesn't support this but with modification/hack?
If he comes up with a vehicle for the gods then I win.
Ok mister smarty-pants. Since you too lack the neural capacity to figure out the patently obvious point of the initial un-demanding and faily-fucking-simple post I will explain it to you.
Dimbo.
It is highly unlikely that the name bears any significant relationship to the porduct and was only chosen to fit with his name. I honstly don't expect him to be constructing a VEHICLE FOR GREEK GODS TO TRAVEL IN.
If he is then whohay for you. They might use it to drop your missing-since-birth brain off.
Chris Burke, good name BTW. Coincidence? I think not. See above.
No, thank *you* fuckwit.
You you really think he came up with a name and then thought "oh jee-fucking-wiz it spells the first three fucking letters of my name, fancy-frigging that, what an a1l-too-tit-faced-tops coincidence."
I doubt it. So go away.
WOZ - W(heels)O(f)Z(eus)
Definition of random data is data with an AIC (information content) of 0.
So I doubt it.
Damn right. Zero page had lots of spare bits just waiting to used as counters, flags etc.
Don't much care about the laser.
No.
Your example didn't appear to use entanglement but if it did then all you would notice is different random noise to the random noise you would have otherwise received.
You wouldn't be able to make any sense of the new random noise unless you knew the message which was being transmitted. Once you knew the message you could interpret the noise as being the message correctly. But it wouldn't be much use then...
I think he has it wrong.
We cannot know both the momentum and position of a particle (i.e. electron) at a given time not because of the limitations of experimentation (due to interference of the observer) but because electrons (for example) do not have both the properties of position and momentum at a given instant. An electron can have either a known position *or* a known momentum at a given time, never both.
You forgot;
c) Eliminate Government Data
d) Eliminate the Government
e) Eliminate EVERYONE
Sounds like a client side process.
'spose you could send back 404s to the search engine to update it's database. But would the serarch engine trust them? Probably not.
Nabbed from The Art Of War, old hat.
They are currently free (albeit amazingly slow and unresponsive, which is to be expected from British Telecom (itself an amazingly slow and unresponsive company)) but will not be for much longer.
I understand they are to start charging for access soonish.
Data can be expressed as a number.
Random data can be expressed as a random number.
Take A to be the random number.
Take B to the the nearest prime number.
Take r to the difference between the prime number and the random number.
B+r=A
Likewise take C to be the nearest prime number to r and so on...
B+C+D+E+F+r=A
The data in your compressed file could consist of;
32334/2000/231/22//23222
(obviously you would need to delimit them differently)
Your decompresser would add the 32334th prime to the 2000th prime to the 231st prime to the 22nd prime and add 23222 to the result.
So long as you know the data to be compressed why could you not *rig* something like this to work?
Then again...
I assume it wouldn't...
Try;
http://www.spammimic.com/
"...as many as 10,000 files per second by defendant's own admission."
Who, except the government and large corporations have this kind of bandwidth?
I can't even do one file per second.
It is probably the NSA and FBI swapping tunes.
Go figure.
Check out quantum crypt.
Messages sent using time pads are impossibe to break.
Any system built on one time pads is unbreakable so long as the distribution of the pads (or equiv.) is secure.
These things are provable, you quoted Bruce out of context.
Check out quantum crypt.
You are refusing to use Windows Media because it is Microsoft? If that is your only consideration then maybe someone should sack you.
No. All a 'robot' needs to do to 'wipe-us-out' is to make more copies of itself using all matter it comes accross. The rate of growth of such things would a tad rapid after a few generations. Personally I suspect we will be wiped out by swarms of sentient gangs of kitchen appliances long before.