Maybe because it sounds like murder, I'm not quite sure what makes in manslaughter. The court said: You could have left the scene. But you delivered a forceful blow to a man who was no threat to you at all.
Perhaps it shouldn't be so easy to missuse SSNs? Why do you have companies that allow the use of just SSNs to signup for something? SSNs and their equals are a very good identifiers but only if you have a password or something else that has been established as yours already.
Are you talking about OSX (Tiger, Leopard, what have you) just RUNNING on commodity PCs or Apple supporting it? Because Tiger has been running on beige boxes since 10.4.1, just unsupported.
If by unsupported you mean hacked together by a bunch of higly elite hackers from Kazakstan, yes then you are right..
These people basically pay no royalities at all to the muscians, and they give you a false feeling of buying legitimate stuff. I don't think this is nice at all, sure the the music industry is crooked, but these guys really are pirates for profit. They make money by selling stuff they have no right to sell.
You are wrong, you won't get extra precision by mounting more cheap GPS:es. You need to be in the same spot for a very long time (couple of hours), monitoring the analog radio data, and have access to DGPS data.
Sigh! You are a gun zealot, there are 3 types of lies and the third is Statistics. I don't know where to begin in attacking you stats, but lets just say I believe alote more people use their cars than their guns. With your stats that means 3 guns per household...
More statistics: 2/3 who dies in cars don't use seatbelts
44000/235 = 187 deaths per capita per year in USA 440/9 = 48 deaths per capita per year in Swedean 187/44 = 4 times more in the US than Sweden
It takes 12 years for Sweden to give away that amount of money to development countries, and we have had a goal of paying that amount since at least 1968. So I'm not really impressed.
I don't think there will be 200 permanent jobs, the article said 60-200, I betting more on 60 than 200. You don't want these things to cost you that much in maintenace. Sure the googleplex is big but the people wont be working on site.
This is more akin to a tranport company that setup a wharehouse in the middle of "no where". Though a wharehouse probably employs more people.
Except that I would like to see you make a raid on a laptop just to put those four 8GB CF cards together.. And further CF cards are really slow compared to harddrives (no DMA).
This is clearly a step forward and will lower the cost of wearable screens, we can just hope it's not as much vaporware as it sounds. I also have some issues with the whole wearable screen tech business: Every "videoglasses" producer has always promised 40" TV, for as long as these have been sold, but usually the let down is quality. You know a laptop 12" screen can also seem to be 40" as long as you have it close enough, and a laptop screen has better resolution.
I've used the Sony version that you plugged into a TV, and that version was very low res, about 400px in height. I'm not sure you can make "affordable" wearable displays with any good resolution. Even though Mirage, the makers of this device, are using a single OLED/LCD it still going to cost a lot to produce enough pixels to satisfy the eye.
And I can't figure out how my glasses are going to fit in there.
I use my mobilep hone camera, it's a lousy 1MP. Using a 2MP camera phone really makes it possible to see details and colours. You can argue that this has nothing to do with the amount of Mega Pixels your camera has; e.g. the lense, the CMOS area, is more important etc etc. But more megapixels usually means better quality.
Should you buy a new phone just because it's a 2MP camera, why not! If you take pictures, tell my why I wouldn't want them in better resolution?
Last year amounted to 20MB (~200-300 pics) of photos from my phone. Most of them would never have been shot if I didn't have a mobile phone with a camera, and I assure you that I want to keep alot of them.
I'm surprised but I'm guessing this paper used students at MIT to do the research. I would think that 90% of all users didn't look at the URL bar, and if they did use it they only did a fast check to see if it was SSL and almost the same name as usual. This is important because you can still register a fake domain that looks like bank.example.com and get SSL certificates for it.
I've actually tried this on my mother in law, where I took a dump of the frontpage of her bank and placed it at bank.example.com/, she didn't notice. I believe MITM attacks will be on the rise, and they can probably be very sophisticated if you have access to the local machine.
This has nothing to do about speed, you will not gain speed by using the flash, it's just a way to write data to the harddrive without spinning up. This will earn you 1. power consumption (alot) 2. less wear on the HD
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You seems to be one of those wonderfull customers that really make the life of underpayed workers easier.
Maybe because it sounds like murder, I'm not quite sure what makes in manslaughter. The court said:
You could have left the scene. But you delivered a forceful blow to a man who was no threat to you at all.
Actually you should take a look at the software being developed for OLPC, there are some cool things that lets you be very creative without reading.
Problem is that keyboard plastic get loose really easy. Perhaps they have solved the issue but that material looks like shit after a year of use.. ;-/
Perhaps it shouldn't be so easy to missuse SSNs? Why do you have companies that allow the use of just SSNs to signup for something? SSNs and their equals are a very good identifiers but only if you have a password or something else that has been established as yours already.
SSNs are the perfect single sign on.
I don't see the problem at all...
me, but I guess I never am going to be able to connect my LCD to a gaming rig..
That would be 32bit:32bit:32bit:32bit because you can write it as e.g. 32bit:8bit.8bit.8bit.8bit:32bit:32bit
If by unsupported you mean hacked together by a bunch of higly elite hackers from Kazakstan, yes then you are right..
These people basically pay no royalities at all to the muscians, and they give you a false feeling of buying legitimate stuff. I don't think this is nice at all, sure the the music industry is crooked, but these guys really are pirates for profit. They make money by selling stuff they have no right to sell.
Allofmp3 are money hungry low lifes.
You are wrong, you won't get extra precision by mounting more cheap GPS:es. You need to be in the same spot for a very long time (couple of hours), monitoring the analog radio data, and have access to DGPS data.
Sigh! You are a gun zealot, there are 3 types of lies and the third is Statistics. I don't know where to begin in attacking you stats, but lets just say I believe alote more people use their cars than their guns. With your stats that means 3 guns per household...
More statistics:
2/3 who dies in cars don't use seatbelts
44000/235 = 187 deaths per capita per year in USA
440/9 = 48 deaths per capita per year in Swedean
187/44 = 4 times more in the US than Sweden
Oh darn you got me flaming. Sigh...
It takes 12 years for Sweden to give away that amount of money to development countries, and we have had a goal of paying that amount since at least 1968. So I'm not really impressed.
I don't think there will be 200 permanent jobs, the article said 60-200, I betting more on 60 than 200. You don't want these things to cost you that much in maintenace. Sure the googleplex is big but the people wont be working on site.
This is more akin to a tranport company that setup a wharehouse in the middle of "no where". Though a wharehouse probably employs more people.
that should be usually no dma
Except that I would like to see you make a raid on a laptop just to put those four 8GB CF cards together.. And further CF cards are really slow compared to harddrives (no DMA).
From slashdot:
This is clearly a step forward and will lower the cost of wearable screens, we can just hope it's not as much vaporware as it sounds. I also have some issues with the whole wearable screen tech business: Every "videoglasses" producer has always promised 40" TV, for as long as these have been sold, but usually the let down is quality. You know a laptop 12" screen can also seem to be 40" as long as you have it close enough, and a laptop screen has better resolution.
I've used the Sony version that you plugged into a TV, and that version was very low res, about 400px in height. I'm not sure you can make "affordable" wearable displays with any good resolution. Even though Mirage, the makers of this device, are using a single OLED/LCD it still going to cost a lot to produce enough pixels to satisfy the eye.
And I can't figure out how my glasses are going to fit in there.
Yes, my first Troll mod. Uhm I wonder why I got it.... Not the most brilliant piece of writing I've produced, but why was I a labeled Troll?
This article is FUD.
I use my mobilep hone camera, it's a lousy 1MP. Using a 2MP camera phone really makes it possible to see details and colours. You can argue that this has nothing to do with the amount of Mega Pixels your camera has; e.g. the lense, the CMOS area, is more important etc etc. But more megapixels usually means better quality.
Should you buy a new phone just because it's a 2MP camera, why not! If you take pictures, tell my why I wouldn't want them in better resolution?
Last year amounted to 20MB (~200-300 pics) of photos from my phone. Most of them would never have been shot if I didn't have a mobile phone with a camera, and I assure you that I want to keep alot of them.
S/MIME is the answer my friend.. There is an extension for encrypting emails directly in Gmail.
e /gmail-smime.html
http://richard.jones.name/google-hacks/gmail-smim
I'm surprised but I'm guessing this paper used students at MIT to do the research. I would think that 90% of all users didn't look at the URL bar, and if they did use it they only did a fast check to see if it was SSL and almost the same name as usual. This is important because you can still register a fake domain that looks like bank.example.com and get SSL certificates for it.
I've actually tried this on my mother in law, where I took a dump of the frontpage of her bank and placed it at bank.example.com/, she didn't notice. I believe MITM attacks will be on the rise, and they can probably be very sophisticated if you have access to the local machine.
So? Just use gmail an you have pop3 access for free as well without any added slogans on the bottom of your mails.
He he! with all these in game terminals and AIM api being free, soon you will get "get larger" IMs and mails in game as well as in real life.
Well this would hinder Microsoft from including AIM support in its IM client, and I guess that is quite important to aim?
This has nothing to do about speed, you will not gain speed by using the flash, it's just a way to write data to the harddrive without spinning up. This will earn you
1. power consumption (alot)
2. less wear on the HD
nothing else.