Naa, you are a criminal (supposedly criminal) for posting it on a public website. If what you say were true, all the RIAA has to do is, get some loud speakers, play a copyrighted song, and sue everybody within the hearing radius (except the deaf of course).
Folks who are surprised should definitely check out the list of Certificate Authorities. In Firefox Prefences -> Advanced -> Encryption -> View Certificates -> Authorities Tab
The first one is TÃoeRKTRUST Elektronik Sertifika HizmetSaÄYlayıcısı.
And its much worse in IE -- Internet Option-> Certificates -> Trusted Root Cert. Autho. I have not heard of 25% of the Authorities.
As the wise put it, security is only as strong as the weakest link.
Chromium is poisonous and "Mozilla" is imaginary, like Jesus and Santa Claus. So get over it! Everyone should explore the Internet Explorer in their own way and I love them anyhow! Everybody should hug me now!!!!!! -- Steve Balmer
Wait till Google starts signing agreements with OEMs and Chrome is shipped as the default browser for both Windows and Linux boxes.
And I dont subscribe to the argument that Firefox users would forget/stop using google search, if Yahoo/MSN is set as default browser (Unless of course Mozilla explicitly makes it inconvenient for users to use Google). I would consider Firefox users to be capable to change their default search engine to whatever they prefer.
May be someone should try to steganalyse these trolls. I cannot believe, there is a guy typing so much content, which is of no use for anyone reading it or himself.
No doubt the latency would be higher than DSL. But it is not designed or (i hope) marketed as a DSL replacement/competitor. Its for mobile internet access.
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Unless XBMC can run without linux/windows underneath.
I am not clear either, but XBMC wikipedia entry seems to hint at this.
If you can read this, you're now a criminal.
Naa, you are a criminal (supposedly criminal) for posting it on a public website. If what you say were true, all the RIAA has to do is, get some loud speakers, play a copyrighted song, and sue everybody within the hearing radius (except the deaf of course).
Heres a video of the man walking through the obstacles - from BBC
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7794766.stm
Ps: Found this after 'Submit'ting to slashdot
Folks who are surprised should definitely check out the list of Certificate Authorities. In Firefox Prefences -> Advanced -> Encryption -> View Certificates -> Authorities Tab
The first one is TÃoeRKTRUST Elektronik Sertifika HizmetSaÄYlayıcısı.
And its much worse in IE -- Internet Option-> Certificates -> Trusted Root Cert. Autho. I have not heard of 25% of the Authorities.
As the wise put it, security is only as strong as the weakest link.
Chromium is poisonous and "Mozilla" is imaginary, like Jesus and Santa Claus. So get over it! Everyone should explore the Internet Explorer in their own way and I love them anyhow! Everybody should hug me now!!!!!! -- Steve Balmer
Fixed it for you
Firefox currently has over 20% of the market share and growing
Wait till Google starts signing agreements with OEMs and Chrome is shipped as the default browser for both Windows and Linux boxes.
And I dont subscribe to the argument that Firefox users would forget/stop using google search, if Yahoo/MSN is set as default browser (Unless of course Mozilla explicitly makes it inconvenient for users to use Google). I would consider Firefox users to be capable to change their default search engine to whatever they prefer.
Bingo, what is needed is, more education about alternatives and how better the alternatives are. These smear DRM/IE campaigns rarely work.
3-6 minutes charge time for 52 kWh.
Can a typical household handle such a load, or may be we may have to visit an electricity pumps to recharge. Either way does not seem bad at all.
Er, From the TFS, its 52.220 kWh
1 kW = 10^-6 gigawatts
1 hour = 0.0416666667 days = 0.00297619048 fortnights
So 52.220 kWH= 52.220 * 10^-6 * 0.00297619048 = 1.55416667 * 10^-7 gigawatt-nanoFortnights
Glad to help. Its 17545920 gigawatt-nanofortnights (Obtained from the TFA/TFS as 52.220 kWh)
May be the actual poster did /ducks
+1 Funny
If I had real mod points, I would have immediately given it for this post.
uTorrent supports this. It is called Initial Seeding. And it does exactly what your script intended.
May be someone should try to steganalyse these trolls. I cannot believe, there is a guy typing so much content, which is of no use for anyone reading it or himself.
In testing.
You mean testing of open source products, right
A very small percentage.
... Assuming that there were no further bugs.
Redundant? Its strange that some mods think :-) = ;-)
No you are not ;-)
I did. Looks like our brain thinks Sony and Piracy are very related words. And when we hear/read Sony, we expect some mention of Piracy.
Wouldnt hurt to mention it, in the summary, would it.
No doubt the latency would be higher than DSL. But it is not designed or (i hope) marketed as a DSL replacement/competitor. Its for mobile internet access.
2. They look like errors. They're not errors, they're warnings.
A bad SSL certificate is an error. These types of rationalization are simply born of outright laziness coupled with gross ineptitude.
Especially since you can even get free ssl certificates from people like http://www.startssl.com/?app=1
mine is FF3 on Windows, both JPG & jpg open fine, strange
The accepted photos did not have the US flag, did they?
Then let me take the privilege to start the conspiracy: May be, AP does not like the US flag and is controlled by, er, Al Qaeda.
Not *your* lucky day, opens fine for us.