I did, and I get the same damn message. That "best viewed" disclaimer precedes the actual demo. Did you actually click "view demo" on Firefox or Chrome?
If by "these days" you mean "the past decade", then yes. These are just people using glue records to promote their domains or to poke fun at major companies.
Now some people, being paranoid on a VERY hostile network, turned down this certificate and promptly created\used the WEB site sans SSL - exposing their creds clear text.
What? No seriously, what does this mean in English? That you got someone's passwords because there was a HTTP version of the HTTPS site?
"In a keynote speech (embedded below) at the Digital, Life, Design conference in Munich he talked about how uploading the Russian translation of "The Alchemist" made his sales in Russia go from around 1,000 per year to 100,000, then a million and more."
Your post doesn't make a lot of sense. MX and SRV are entirely different records. Could you give a real world example of how you'd configure DNS so that the clients were migrated transparently without causing chaos? Moreover, how can any of this impact things like Outlook?
Why in the world would someone rely on a computer to dial emergency services? Think about how many things factor into placing a phone call over the internet versus a landline.
The Cristo Redentor? Yes, a basic 38mt concrete statue. But built upon an almost vertical, 700m tall granite dome, reachable only with a twisting trail, or a tiny railroad, that overlooks a 10 million inhabitants city. Building the statue was trivial, even in 1930. Building the statue THERE was an engineering nightmare. Remember: there were NO helicopters in 1930. But the value of that piece of concrete is not the difficulty to build it. Is the image of a big guy "hugging" every citizen in the city from his tall pedestal. The statue can be seen from almost any part of the huge city, and the sense of "he's protecting me" is the awe you were referring to. Not just the trivial block of soapstone.
I've been living in Rio de Janeiro all my life, and although I think the vote was unnecessarily rigged towards the statue by the media, your points are valid. All things considered, the effort of building it atop the Corcovado mountain with rudimentary access almost 80 years ago must have been immense, and the statue is visible from a very long distance across the entire city.
1. The exclusive power, or privilege of selling a commodity;
the exclusive power, right, or privilege of dealing in
some article, or of trading in some market; sole command
of the traffic in anything, however obtained; as, the
proprietor of a patented article is given a monopoly of
its sale for a limited time; chartered trading companies
have sometimes had a monopoly of trade with remote
regions; a combination of traders may get a monopoly of a
particular product.
[1913 Webster]
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There's no way in hell this card will have dropped down to $150-200 in a year. I own a 560 Ti and that's still going for about $250, as a reference.
This is about Brazil, not Cuba. There isn't an inch of Marxism in our government system.
I did, and I get the same damn message. That "best viewed" disclaimer precedes the actual demo. Did you actually click "view demo" on Firefox or Chrome?
Man, you're right... It's a shame the government can't ever do more than one thing at a time :-(
What progress? It's just a catchy name.
Duh, it's the temperature at which books freeze.
Boy, you sure *love* them *asterisks*, don't *you*?
This is an user space driver, but it works perfectly.
http://www.ntfs-3g.org/
If by "these days" you mean "the past decade", then yes. These are just people using glue records to promote their domains or to poke fun at major companies.
Now some people, being paranoid on a VERY hostile network, turned down this certificate and promptly created\used the WEB site sans SSL - exposing their creds clear text.
What? No seriously, what does this mean in English? That you got someone's passwords because there was a HTTP version of the HTTPS site?Wow, this is really funny and not dated at all.
I don't know, I think lots of countries, or the European Union, qualify for the job. Why not Canada? Switzerland? Brazil?
Ah, I see where you went wrong.
"In a keynote speech (embedded below) at the Digital, Life, Design conference in Munich he talked about how uploading the Russian translation of "The Alchemist" made his sales in Russia go from around 1,000 per year to 100,000, then a million and more."
As you can all see, I've been using phpBB-ish forums too much lately...
[quote]ure, I thought the same thing when I read the summary....but it turns out in 2001 he had only sold 10000 copies.[/quote]
Says who? That's blatantly untrue. He was already a huge best seller in Brazil [b]before[/b] becoming one worldwide.
Your post doesn't make a lot of sense. MX and SRV are entirely different records. Could you give a real world example of how you'd configure DNS so that the clients were migrated transparently without causing chaos? Moreover, how can any of this impact things like Outlook?
My favorite is probably "If you become light-headed from thirst, feel free to pass out."
https://gna.org/projects/unrar/
Why in the world would someone rely on a computer to dial emergency services? Think about how many things factor into placing a phone call over the internet versus a landline.
I've been living in Rio de Janeiro all my life, and although I think the vote was unnecessarily rigged towards the statue by the media, your points are valid. All things considered, the effort of building it atop the Corcovado mountain with rudimentary access almost 80 years ago must have been immense, and the statue is visible from a very long distance across the entire city.
Well, brazilians did spam the fuck out of the vote. I didn't, but there was a lot of media pressure for everyone to vote however possible.
The good news is, this is only a tourist trap thing anyway.
*woooooooooooooooooshhhh*
1. The exclusive power, or privilege of selling a commodity;
the exclusive power, right, or privilege of dealing in
some article, or of trading in some market; sole command
of the traffic in anything, however obtained; as, the
proprietor of a patented article is given a monopoly of
its sale for a limited time; chartered trading companies
have sometimes had a monopoly of trade with remote
regions; a combination of traders may get a monopoly of a
particular product.
[1913 Webster]
apparently some of them are also desperate attention whores
It's fucking robbery considering what we get for what we pay.