Good. I was sick of accidentally searching product reviews or whatever the fuck that was supposed to be when I meant to search usenet archives. Now hopefully it will revert to a usable form. ---
This guy is just a script kiddie. I read a while ago what he had written about how he got interested in computers. He says he was in IRC and someone was able to kick someone else out of a chatroom and he was so impressed and wanted to know how to do it.
Of course, his napster "testimony" says nothing of this (even though it does mention IRC). napster was just another way to extend his 3r337 script kiddie reputation. ---
Generally, the usefulness of Quantum Computers would come from the inability of a classical computer to solve NP-hard from problems, since there have been solutions found in Quantum algorithms for simulating NP-hard problems in polynomial time. Of course, it can't be proved that NP-hard can't be solved in polynomial time on a classical computer.
As someone else has mentioned, this guy looks like an evil mastermind from a James Bond movie. I believe that this guy's evil scheme to create an RSA-factoring algorithm for classical computers that runs in polynomial time and then hold intercepted informatian and broken passwords for ransom. Then, he will build a fleet of spaceships to colonize the moon. Damn, 007, where are you?? ---
Well, if CPU identification goes into the next Mozilla build as planned... then, I'd say, "a piece of software.. to target ads more effectively." The problem is that AOL is demanding that CPUID functionality be built in so they can better target AOL shopping ads and identify who is currently an AOL subscriber so they don't waste their time and money sending banners about AOL service to them. No doubt, AOL will be involved in some dirty, under-the-table deals with doubleclick in the near future. This should get interesting. ---
That note was created in the 1940's by US computer scientists working with the imported Nazi scientists. The US scientists decided to have a little fun one day... and the rest, as they say, is history! ---
What I don't understand is why they even needed a transparent material. Or any material at all. They just spent about 5-10 minutes transporting the whales. It's not like they lived in there for an extended period of time. ---
These companies that do these tests, they don't turn caching on in Apache, because it's not on by default, so static page performance suffers a lot. ---
What happened to Apple, The Terrible Website-Shutter-Downer. Now, Slashdot worships them. Why? I don't know. They aren't Microsoft? Go non-Microsoft product! Go! ---
Actually, I think I was saying that many foreigners have trouble finding work, so increasing work visas will decrease the amount of good linux-coders since now they will be busy with work. Then again, I could have been saying something completely different, I'm not really sure.
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and a cheeseburger. but with no pickels. why do they put pickels on them? they're not very good. most people either pick them off, order it without them and everyone else is just indifferent about them. cut them out and pass the savings onto consumers, i say.
Slashdot Mirror
See, we need this, but the CD needs to boot Windows, not linux.
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Cool :)
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Good. I was sick of accidentally searching product reviews or whatever the fuck that was supposed to be when I meant to search usenet archives. Now hopefully it will revert to a usable form.
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Thank you, very informative -- this is what I have been saying all along.
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He didn't write it. Do you really believe that? A team of lawyers wrote that shit.
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Of course, his napster "testimony" says nothing of this (even though it does mention IRC). napster was just another way to extend his 3r337 script kiddie reputation.
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Care to elaborate?
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As someone else has mentioned, this guy looks like an evil mastermind from a James Bond movie. I believe that this guy's evil scheme to create an RSA-factoring algorithm for classical computers that runs in polynomial time and then hold intercepted informatian and broken passwords for ransom. Then, he will build a fleet of spaceships to colonize the moon. Damn, 007, where are you??
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Well, if CPU identification goes into the next Mozilla build as planned... then, I'd say, "a piece of software .. to target ads more effectively." The problem is that AOL is demanding that CPUID functionality be built in so they can better target AOL shopping ads and identify who is currently an AOL subscriber so they don't waste their time and money sending banners about AOL service to them. No doubt, AOL will be involved in some dirty, under-the-table deals with doubleclick in the near future. This should get interesting.
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That note was created in the 1940's by US computer scientists working with the imported Nazi scientists. The US scientists decided to have a little fun one day... and the rest, as they say, is history!
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What I don't understand is why they even needed a transparent material. Or any material at all. They just spent about 5-10 minutes transporting the whales. It's not like they lived in there for an extended period of time.
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...Japanese people are WEIRD.
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These companies that do these tests, they don't turn caching on in Apache, because it's not on by default, so static page performance suffers a lot.
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What happened to Apple, The Terrible Website-Shutter-Downer. Now, Slashdot worships them. Why? I don't know. They aren't Microsoft? Go non-Microsoft product! Go!
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it's the only one that matters.
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Actually, I think I was saying that many foreigners have trouble finding work, so increasing work visas will decrease the amount of good linux-coders since now they will be busy with work. Then again, I could have been saying something completely different, I'm not really sure.
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But if there's no actual "tech labor shortage", then only very stupid people will hire them.
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maybe I can start writing checks on line now?
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can they speak the English?
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It would give more time to allow the judges' to weigh their options and see both sides of the case. I mean, why the hurry?
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That's so funny, I sprayed orange juice out my nose! Ouch, it burns!
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...will it work with my CueCat?
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and a cheeseburger. but with no pickels. why do they put pickels on them? they're not very good. most people either pick them off, order it without them and everyone else is just indifferent about them. cut them out and pass the savings onto consumers, i say.
DOWN WITH PICKELS
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Hmm, no, it's CueCat.
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