Actually the problem seems to be a sorting order, I heard. Instead of gathering everything in chronological order (which isn't that easy of course) and thus giving a chance to know what commands where made obsolete by newer ones, they sorted everything from shortest sentence to longest.
What prevents the hacker from recreating the log file by replaying all of the log lines minus the one he wants to remove? Leaving a nice coherent log file on the disk with all of the entries chained to the next.
You can't eat gold. You can't use it to make tools to work the fields or cut trees (too soft and too rare). And yet people used little bits of gold to trade goods. Why?
This is truly a mystery.
if you leave your life savings in cold hard cash on the living room table you are effectively one burglary away from losing everything.
But just as you put your savings in a bank, you can put your bitcoins in another account. Extract from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Securing_your_wallet:
"A good practice is to keep at least two wallets, one as a "current account" for everyday transactions and one as a "savings account" where you store the majority of your Bitcoins.
The "savings account" wallet should be backed up in encrypted form only and all plaintext copies of this wallet should be erased. In case someone gains unauthorised access to your computer (either by physically stealing it or by exploiting a system vulnerability via the internet), they will only be able to spend the coins in your "current account" wallet."
You never lived in a democracy. There's no democracy in the world, except maybe switzerland where 250000 people can group and propose a law to be voted by referendum.
Yes, and these tests are invalid as they address a situation that will never happen in reality: actual criminals will never impersonate fire inspectors, as there's no way they'll manage to get the permission from the local officials.
Italy will solve it's unemployment problem. The governmnent decided to pay half the population to spy on the other half.
"It's totaly not like the Stasi, we value freedom and privacy." commented one Italian MEP.
Steam doesn't prevent you from installing software on your PC. It even let you add your non steam game in it's library.
I'm sure a "Steam console" wouln't be locked down like a PS3 or XBox as I doubt people at Valve would enjoy playing cat and mouse with tinkerer trying to break their boxes to install homebrewed software.
It seems this new generation of AMD will run Dwarf Fortress more slowly than Phenom II:(
When new computers are slower, there's something seriously wrong!
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How is it a problem for a spammer to use his (stolen) node to solve problems? He's not paying the electricity bill.
Actually the problem seems to be a sorting order, I heard. Instead of gathering everything in chronological order (which isn't that easy of course) and thus giving a chance to know what commands where made obsolete by newer ones, they sorted everything from shortest sentence to longest.
What prevents the hacker from recreating the log file by replaying all of the log lines minus the one he wants to remove? Leaving a nice coherent log file on the disk with all of the entries chained to the next.
In other news, Pakistan just added "Penguin Yanking" on it's list of banned words for SMS.
Not gonna happen, Pakistan has nukes. US doesn't attack countries with nukes, that's why Iran and North Korea try to get them.
> > which encourages bacteria to develop new ways of overcoming them.
> which encourages bacteria to **evolve** new ways of overcoming them.
which encourages god to design new ways for bacteria of overcoming them.
Weapons kill people. Lack of social security kills people. I see no incoherence here.
>> some slimeball will instead, and take you to court
That would be Apple. And your point is?
>> we wait and see whom Apple will use this against?
Not willing to kill the suspens but I think it will be a company whose name starts with the letter G.
You can't eat gold. You can't use it to make tools to work the fields or cut trees (too soft and too rare). And yet people used little bits of gold to trade goods. Why?
This is truly a mystery.
if you leave your life savings in cold hard cash on the living room table you are effectively one burglary away from losing everything. :
But just as you put your savings in a bank, you can put your bitcoins in another account. Extract from https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Securing_your_wallet
"A good practice is to keep at least two wallets, one as a "current account" for everyday transactions and one as a "savings account" where you store the majority of your Bitcoins.
The "savings account" wallet should be backed up in encrypted form only and all plaintext copies of this wallet should be erased. In case someone gains unauthorised access to your computer (either by physically stealing it or by exploiting a system vulnerability via the internet), they will only be able to spend the coins in your "current account" wallet."
See: war on drug.
Brilliant! Make sure than only the strongest, most vicious prisoners get out of prison, what could possibly go wrong?
That's why other people are busy trying to find ways to give these people electicity, like cheap solar installation with batteries for example.
You never lived in a democracy. There's no democracy in the world, except maybe switzerland where 250000 people can group and propose a law to be voted by referendum.
For XP maybe. But with Vista and Seven a lot of then 2 year old hardware found itself driverless in Windows.
The TSA will probably only be disolved once they get to the random cavity searches, which means they have a couple more years of groping fun to enjoy.
Yes, and these tests are invalid as they address a situation that will never happen in reality: actual criminals will never impersonate fire inspectors, as there's no way they'll manage to get the permission from the local officials.
Don't be silly. Containers don't have rounded corners.
Still free to use, but not for long now. I hope you rushed to the patent office to fill it.
These ones do it on two legs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CK8IFEGmiKY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2Q2Lx8O6Cg&feature=related
Silly you! Logboxes are not for politicians and the powerfuls, it's only for proles! :D
Italy will solve it's unemployment problem. The governmnent decided to pay half the population to spy on the other half.
"It's totaly not like the Stasi, we value freedom and privacy." commented one Italian MEP.
Steam doesn't prevent you from installing software on your PC. It even let you add your non steam game in it's library. I'm sure a "Steam console" wouln't be locked down like a PS3 or XBox as I doubt people at Valve would enjoy playing cat and mouse with tinkerer trying to break their boxes to install homebrewed software.
It seems this new generation of AMD will run Dwarf Fortress more slowly than Phenom II :(
When new computers are slower, there's something seriously wrong!