if ( $delay < 166 ) { print <<EOSUCKS2BU; Since the timeout ended up being so small ($delay seconds) and it generally takes between 200-500 threads for most servers and assuming any latency at all... you might have trouble using Slowloris against this target. You can tweak the -tcpto flag down to 1 second but it still may not build the sockets in time. EOSUCKS2BU }
The protagonist is being tracked using GPS locked onto their phone, they realise this and dial 911 which puts the phone into a low power state and kills the GPS signal.
Trust me, it's a lot more exciting than just turning the phone off.
They're going to add a paperclip to the UI and whenever you type something that matches its filters it'll come up with a speech bubble saying "It looks like you're writing spam, would you like to..."
Spammers will go back to the traditional approaches fairly quickly.
I'm not all that interested in the latest Porsche. Is that because Porsches are bad cars or because I'm not in the target audience?
If there is one thing we have too much of these days is communications. At least having to use separate programs or channels slows it down just a little.
I agree, we use computers too often as well, at least downgrading the RAM from 2GB to 256MB slows it down just a little. And the Internet, gosh darn how I hate it, at least I can cripple it by downloading ad/spyware.
Who wants more mail, more IMs or more anything?
I don't want more, I want the same amount in the same unified program.
What made Google so successful was doing one thing and doing it well.
Search engine
Email
Online advertising
Online documents
Mobile OS
OOS repos
Browser
$EVERYTHING_I_FORGOT
Geese, I wouldn't want "What did Google do right" for the million dollar question.
* What happens when you have conversation with more than say five people.
It becomes harder to manage, just like an IRC, IM or real-life conversation with more than 5 people. It gets noisy, confusing and you will probably miss quite a bit. Wave isn't magic, it will have limitations just like anything else does. Or perhaps I am wrong and it will have tools to manage this, either way it's a non-point.
* Key Stroke by Key Stroke View Could Be Annoying
Could be useful too. Turn it off if you don't like it. Another non-point.
* Editing Ability Could Get Out of Control
There is a history bar. Presumably there will be a history tab/page. What exactly do you want from Wave? Something that allow the entire playerbase of WoW to interact in a single document or something to allow collaberation between 1-20 people working on a FOSS project, or in a business?
* Too Complicated for the Masses
Email is too complicated for the masses. The Internet is too complicated for the masses. The ones that picked up email and internet will pick up Wave, if they have to.
Essentially, this "look at Wave" made me remember this comic (the bottom one).
assuming they're dumb enough to store such information on a device owned by a third party...
They'll tell the students that they're going to do random spot checks on the phones and if there isn't any personal information on them they won't graduate.
If it's a "prestigious" school, as claimed, why should they care so much if the students are in class as long as the school still gets the tuition money out of them?
If a University only gives degrees to students who attend classes, someone with the degree is believed to have good attendance and therefore the degree from that Univerisity is more valuable to an employer.
The iPhone can only run one GUI app at a time, so all the GPS apps require it to be the main running application to work. So unless they're jailbreaking them the only way this will work is to force the students to have the GPS app open during classes, which makes it impossible for them to run anything else (such as Sarari). And if they close the GPS app they're accused of truanting.
This year, add an autorun file that uploads everything on their harddrive to your FTP server and then formats their filesystem. Next year, send them USB drives containing everything that was deleted, or since you won't be on speaking terms with anyone after that you not bother and save a lot of time making cards. Win-win situation really.
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Lower Apache's timeout to below 166 seconds.
it's a skynet?
He'll call back.
It's not a mistake. The more pages people have to load up increases the number of times their ads are shown.
OS News reports that Debian developer Josselin Mouette got Tomboy accepted as a dependency for gnome
The protagonist is being tracked using GPS locked onto their phone, they realise this and dial 911 which puts the phone into a low power state and kills the GPS signal.
Trust me, it's a lot more exciting than just turning the phone off.
Emotions are dumb and should be hated.
sitting down with your children
and hitting them?"
Source: Conversation overheard in the Gates household
Cockroaches survive nuclear explosions.
MMOs make you pay regardless of if you die or not.
You are out of lives.
Pay 20c to continue.
They're going to add a paperclip to the UI and whenever you type something that matches its filters it'll come up with a speech bubble saying "It looks like you're writing spam, would you like to ..."
Spammers will go back to the traditional approaches fairly quickly.
Come on - 40 minutes attention span for the twitter folk is already impressive ;-)
I'm surprised they got past the first 20-odd words, and didn't give up at the first "@" symbol.
Wave holds 0 interest for me
I'm not all that interested in the latest Porsche. Is that because Porsches are bad cars or because I'm not in the target audience?
If there is one thing we have too much of these days is communications. At least having to use separate programs or channels slows it down just a little.
I agree, we use computers too often as well, at least downgrading the RAM from 2GB to 256MB slows it down just a little. And the Internet, gosh darn how I hate it, at least I can cripple it by downloading ad/spyware.
Who wants more mail, more IMs or more anything?
I don't want more, I want the same amount in the same unified program.
What made Google so successful was doing one thing and doing it well.
Geese, I wouldn't want "What did Google do right" for the million dollar question.
* What happens when you have conversation with more than say five people.
It becomes harder to manage, just like an IRC, IM or real-life conversation with more than 5 people. It gets noisy, confusing and you will probably miss quite a bit. Wave isn't magic, it will have limitations just like anything else does. Or perhaps I am wrong and it will have tools to manage this, either way it's a non-point.
* Key Stroke by Key Stroke View Could Be Annoying
Could be useful too. Turn it off if you don't like it. Another non-point.
* Editing Ability Could Get Out of Control
There is a history bar. Presumably there will be a history tab/page. What exactly do you want from Wave? Something that allow the entire playerbase of WoW to interact in a single document or something to allow collaberation between 1-20 people working on a FOSS project, or in a business?
* Too Complicated for the Masses
Email is too complicated for the masses. The Internet is too complicated for the masses. The ones that picked up email and internet will pick up Wave, if they have to.
Essentially, this "look at Wave" made me remember this comic (the bottom one).
Right after they announce Tim Berners-Lee's new invention. I heard it's going to change the world.
We're not talking about America.
assuming they're dumb enough to store such information on a device owned by a third party...
They'll tell the students that they're going to do random spot checks on the phones and if there isn't any personal information on them they won't graduate.
If it's a "prestigious" school, as claimed, why should they care so much if the students are in class as long as the school still gets the tuition money out of them?
If a University only gives degrees to students who attend classes, someone with the degree is believed to have good attendance and therefore the degree from that Univerisity is more valuable to an employer.
The iPhone can only run one GUI app at a time, so all the GPS apps require it to be the main running application to work. So unless they're jailbreaking them the only way this will work is to force the students to have the GPS app open during classes, which makes it impossible for them to run anything else (such as Sarari). And if they close the GPS app they're accused of truanting.
Like buying gold in WoW?
512MB is too small, would too hard to hit.
This year, add an autorun file that uploads everything on their harddrive to your FTP server and then formats their filesystem. Next year, send them USB drives containing everything that was deleted, or since you won't be on speaking terms with anyone after that you not bother and save a lot of time making cards. Win-win situation really.