To save everyone the trouble of correcting me, I of course meant speedometer. Odometer could be fun too. I've got to get a new car, mine just turned brown last week.
Tape both and synch them up later for viewing/listening. Oh, sorry you didn't specify that you had to be able to start watching the game before it has ended.
I assume the question is what artists support Napster scale digital swapping. Heck, even Lars "Napster Bad!" Ulrich has supported analog tape swapping amongst friends. It's the lossless generational copy, free for all with the entire universe he doesn't support.
As others have said it depends on your situation and without knowing why you are asking it's hard to answer. But one thing I would recommend is that if you do take the year off you don't just blow it using it as a year long vacation. Find a minimum wage job working in some sh*thole and try to be self sufficient for a year. Once you see what it's like trying to be self sufficient without a degree then go on to College.
Disclaimer: Yes I know a degree doesn't guarantee you a good job. And in fact I don't have one. But it took me several years to get to the point of proving to employers I had the skill to be an effective IT Professional without a degree, and I'm probably $10k/year behind someone in the exact same position with a degree.
Obvisouly you can't go prosecuting theft when you can't casually determine the difference between a network that is non-deliberately insecure and one that is deliberately open. It's like me putting my telephone outside my house with not restrictions on it and complianing someone used it to make a phone call.
Why not just set up a Photoshop action to make 6 copies of the current image and set the action to crop each to an individual image. I don't know if you can script the name to save under automatically, but even if you can't you can just set up the actions to work on 10 or so original images and say to specific filenames and then just batch rename between scanning batches.
Another for everyone b*tching that ask/. for the recent questions. What questions are suitable for ask/. then, if not the ones that are answered ask google?
I don't know where you can buy one but this looks promising. Solar powered, zero emissions, nearly silent, fully automatic. You just buy it, bury the wire and let it go. No mention of price and how much of a slope it can handle. Max lawn size is 1200 m2. Definitely puts the Toro to shame on the enivornmentally friendly aspect.
Is it time for/. to come up with a perpetually recurring topic category for small form factor cases and the other topics that seem to come up an average of once every two weeks?
If you replace the mirror, how will you handle a malfunction on the interstate, in rush-hour traffic???
Simple, they install a redundant system that includes a cranial rotation device. You may have heard of it, it's called a neck, turn it and look out the window.
You have to get contact lenses so you can wear our polarized sunglasses to see your monitor. Glasses of your own just wont due. And no you can't have polarized glasses of you own, then we couldn't restrict you from seeing screens by taking your glasses away.
And Herb was the WKRP Carp and got into a fight with the WPIG Pig in the men's room (in full costume of course). If course the Pig really had it coming, he'd spray painted WPIG over the WKRP logo in the lobby. Nope don't remember that at all.
But do you remember this line (different episode) "Oh, I'm a big fat muffin that has no feet, a big fat muffin that loves to eat... and looooooovess to explode", "And you did".
Far too much of my childhood was wasted watching sitcoms and WKRP was one of my top two favorites.
Did you actually read the article at all Ac? Obviously you didn't or you would've seen the following:
A radio transceiver installed inside the laptop's casing is programmed to identify its owner by means of a small transmitter worn like a wristwatch. This lets the laptop know how far away its master is. Whenever separated by a set distance,
automatic encryption of data is triggered.
The term automatic encryption implies that the data is not encrypted until the transmitter is out of range.
And not that it matters but I'm a 31 year old DBA with an above average IQ and not some snivelling anonymous troll.
Feel free to mod this down as I just needed to vent anyway.
Not true. If the decryption key is stored on the device worn by the user it doesn't matter which way you wire the receiver
Umm... lets see... yank the HD before the user is out of range, all data is now unencrypted. The only solution (worthwhile) is for all the data to already be encrypted by the HD and decryption only to take place on access.
There really is no good answer to the question. What book is good for you to learn from is not a matter of how smart you are or what websites you visit. It's how you learn. My suggestion is look at what books you already have and ifgure out which one's did the best job for you. Then look for other books on the topics you want to learn by the same publisher/line. Generally a publisher tries to keep a "feel" for a line (say the O'Reilly in a Nutshell books) even across authors and subjects.
Eek, not only that but it appears Silicon Film's (e) film was only rated at ISO 100 and was only suitable for 8"x10" prints or smaller. Talk about the worst of both worlds.
Not if writes to the disk as physically prevented which they are in this case. The general idea is not to prevent the trashing of the web server, but rather it is to protect the data it is serving from being wiped out. Which of course as others have said is pretty pointless, people generally don't break in just to erase things.
I had the same question but I'd assume the answer would be lower latency on your reads. But assuming you had a high bandwidth network and there was no way to write tto a drive shared as read-only then all this gives you is a proprietary piece of hardware to replace if it goes down. Also now you would have concerned of what to do if one of the paired servers went down.
On a different disk, in other words yes. OS, pagefiles, and files that the web server would be writing to are still on a R/W drive. Information you only view would be on the read only drive.
Slashdot Mirror
To save everyone the trouble of correcting me, I of course meant speedometer. Odometer could be fun too. I've got to get a new car, mine just turned brown last week.
Or how about the Tach? "I clocked you going Red in a Blue zone."
Tape both and synch them up later for viewing/listening. Oh, sorry you didn't specify that you had to be able to start watching the game before it has ended.
I assume the question is what artists support Napster scale digital swapping. Heck, even Lars "Napster Bad!" Ulrich has supported analog tape swapping amongst friends. It's the lossless generational copy, free for all with the entire universe he doesn't support.
As others have said it depends on your situation and without knowing why you are asking it's hard to answer. But one thing I would recommend is that if you do take the year off you don't just blow it using it as a year long vacation. Find a minimum wage job working in some sh*thole and try to be self sufficient for a year. Once you see what it's like trying to be self sufficient without a degree then go on to College.
Disclaimer: Yes I know a degree doesn't guarantee you a good job. And in fact I don't have one. But it took me several years to get to the point of proving to employers I had the skill to be an effective IT Professional without a degree, and I'm probably $10k/year behind someone in the exact same position with a degree.
Obvisouly you can't go prosecuting theft when you can't casually determine the difference between a network that is non-deliberately insecure and one that is deliberately open. It's like me putting my telephone outside my house with not restrictions on it and complianing someone used it to make a phone call.
Why not just set up a Photoshop action to make 6 copies of the current image and set the action to crop each to an individual image. I don't know if you can script the name to save under automatically, but even if you can't you can just set up the actions to work on 10 or so original images and say to specific filenames and then just batch rename between scanning batches.
Another for everyone b*tching that ask /. for the recent questions. What questions are suitable for ask /. then, if not the ones that are answered ask google?
I don't know where you can buy one but this looks promising. Solar powered, zero emissions, nearly silent, fully automatic. You just buy it, bury the wire and let it go. No mention of price and how much of a slope it can handle. Max lawn size is 1200 m2. Definitely puts the Toro to shame on the enivornmentally friendly aspect.
Yeah it's been what? All of 4 days since the latest article on the Cappuccino?
/. to come up with a perpetually recurring topic category for small form factor cases and the other topics that seem to come up an average of once every two weeks?
and 42 days since the Shuttle SS51 XPC
Is it time for
You have to get contact lenses so you can wear our polarized sunglasses to see your monitor. Glasses of your own just wont due. And no you can't have polarized glasses of you own, then we couldn't restrict you from seeing screens by taking your glasses away.
"As God is my witness I through turkeys could fly"
And Herb was the WKRP Carp and got into a fight with the WPIG Pig in the men's room (in full costume of course). If course the Pig really had it coming, he'd spray painted WPIG over the WKRP logo in the lobby. Nope don't remember that at all.
... and looooooovess to explode", "And you did".
But do you remember this line (different episode) "Oh, I'm a big fat muffin that has no feet, a big fat muffin that loves to eat
Far too much of my childhood was wasted watching sitcoms and WKRP was one of my top two favorites.
"Hold me closer tiny dancer"
The term automatic encryption implies that the data is not encrypted until the transmitter is out of range.
And not that it matters but I'm a 31 year old DBA with an above average IQ and not some snivelling anonymous troll.
Feel free to mod this down as I just needed to vent anyway.
Hmm I guess it helps to read the *whole* article particularly when it contradicts itself and later says the data is already encrypted.
Umm... lets see... yank the HD before the user is out of range, all data is now unencrypted. The only solution (worthwhile) is for all the data to already be encrypted by the HD and decryption only to take place on access.
So would bugs in the program cause bugs in the house?
There really is no good answer to the question. What book is good for you to learn from is not a matter of how smart you are or what websites you visit. It's how you learn. My suggestion is look at what books you already have and ifgure out which one's did the best job for you. Then look for other books on the topics you want to learn by the same publisher/line. Generally a publisher tries to keep a "feel" for a line (say the O'Reilly in a Nutshell books) even across authors and subjects.
Eek, not only that but it appears Silicon Film's (e) film was only rated at ISO 100 and was only suitable for 8"x10" prints or smaller. Talk about the worst of both worlds.
Not if writes to the disk as physically prevented which they are in this case. The general idea is not to prevent the trashing of the web server, but rather it is to protect the data it is serving from being wiped out. Which of course as others have said is pretty pointless, people generally don't break in just to erase things.
I had the same question but I'd assume the answer would be lower latency on your reads. But assuming you had a high bandwidth network and there was no way to write tto a drive shared as read-only then all this gives you is a proprietary piece of hardware to replace if it goes down. Also now you would have concerned of what to do if one of the paired servers went down.
On a different disk, in other words yes. OS, pagefiles, and files that the web server would be writing to are still on a R/W drive. Information you only view would be on the read only drive.
Can you say Code Red"Hat"?
Simple, the Chinese government. They might be a bigger evil than Micorosft but at least they aren't pretending to be saints.