Laws are made by both the Federal Government and the States. The guidelines are in place so the punishment for a crime in one state is similar to the same crime in another state.
I obtained a Masters in CS a few years ago. Security was a big topic for the department. We had a dedicated network and set of servers to learn, test and use the type of software that Al-Khabaz used. We do not use it on live networks against production servers. You never do that without knowledge of everyone involved. Same way where I work. Doing what he did would get you fired. If you find a security hole, point it out to the appropriate people. Then let them fix it, don't keep poking it with a stick. If your network and servers have appropriate security monitoring software, this would set off every alarm in the place.
I put a kickstand on my bike, and all the neighborhood kids are amazed by it. They never even heard of one. I was just tired of finding something to lean it on.
Didn't expect a new way to update. Took a couple of minutes to discover Fedup. It worked, but I had no idea what I was getting into when it started. Very strange way to update.
It is legal to make alcohol at home. It is just illegal to sell it, or drive drunk. Are you suggesting that is should be legal to make 30 round magazines at home?
Depleted uranium is useless as a fuel. That is why it is referred to as depleted. The highly radioactive element is removed. I think you are referring to spent nuclear fuel, which was enriched with more highly radioactive elements (taken from the depleted uranium). Once used as fuel, it is full of highly radioactive elements which are not useful for energy production, but very dangerous.
This thread isn't about nuclear weapons or explosions. It uses a nuclear reactor to heat a gas and expel it at high speed, therefore pushing a spacecraft. There is no treaty banning that. Also, learn to spell.
I don't know him personally, but many people who are successful that early in life are rather high strung. The feeling of helplessness in dealing with a court case may have pushed him over the edge.
People are very proud of their work, and do not take criticism well. One way is to ask for his advice on your work. In reviewing it, he may pick up some of your ideas and implement them. Be tactful.
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Well, if we find some Tree of Life, that would solve itself. At least we can start hiring some Belters.
Call Larry Niven. Time to build the Ringworld.
Almost forgot ISPF. Can't do anything on a mainframe without it.
Used it for years to make amazing documents. Wouldn't want to do it again.
This is the product which made it easy to process large amounts of data on a PC. Never made a good windowed transition.
I still remember downloading the source and running the make file on HP UX. Amazing compared to Gopher.
I still play a copy of that every so often.
I still have a copy of this, which can run on 32 bit Windows. Amazing what we used to use.
Laws are made by both the Federal Government and the States. The guidelines are in place so the punishment for a crime in one state is similar to the same crime in another state.
I pity the people who's printers show up on the first page of Google results.
Since we can now see the Higgs Boson, they decided to lose some weight.
I obtained a Masters in CS a few years ago. Security was a big topic for the department. We had a dedicated network and set of servers to learn, test and use the type of software that Al-Khabaz used. We do not use it on live networks against production servers. You never do that without knowledge of everyone involved. Same way where I work. Doing what he did would get you fired. If you find a security hole, point it out to the appropriate people. Then let them fix it, don't keep poking it with a stick. If your network and servers have appropriate security monitoring software, this would set off every alarm in the place.
Anyone know if it runs 32 bit or 64 bit Windows?
I put a kickstand on my bike, and all the neighborhood kids are amazed by it. They never even heard of one. I was just tired of finding something to lean it on.
Didn't expect a new way to update. Took a couple of minutes to discover Fedup. It worked, but I had no idea what I was getting into when it started. Very strange way to update.
You know what you doing
Maybe we can use a Beowulf cluster to find lost phones. Or else find people who are looking for lost phones.
It is legal to make alcohol at home. It is just illegal to sell it, or drive drunk. Are you suggesting that is should be legal to make 30 round magazines at home?
Depleted uranium is useless as a fuel. That is why it is referred to as depleted. The highly radioactive element is removed. I think you are referring to spent nuclear fuel, which was enriched with more highly radioactive elements (taken from the depleted uranium). Once used as fuel, it is full of highly radioactive elements which are not useful for energy production, but very dangerous.
This thread isn't about nuclear weapons or explosions. It uses a nuclear reactor to heat a gas and expel it at high speed, therefore pushing a spacecraft. There is no treaty banning that. Also, learn to spell.
I don't know him personally, but many people who are successful that early in life are rather high strung. The feeling of helplessness in dealing with a court case may have pushed him over the edge.
Imagine!
Along with IE 8. Woo Hoo. So long XP and IE 7.
Burgeoning bourgeoisie: For the first time in history more than half the world is middle-class—thanks to rapid growth in emerging countries. John Parker (interviewed here) reports. http://www.economist.com/node/13063298?story_id=13063298&source=hptextfeature
People are very proud of their work, and do not take criticism well. One way is to ask for his advice on your work. In reviewing it, he may pick up some of your ideas and implement them. Be tactful.