Nopes, the only meaning of "origo" in swedish is for the Origin (Point O) of a coordinate system. So "putting in the center" might make sense. But "origo" is not a swedish word at all.
if we say, just out of the blue, that we can fit around 80x60 chars on a page, and that we print on both sides of a page. Then we say that each page is like 1/40000 m thick (that is, a book of these with 4000 pages is 1dm thick.) Now, if we printed all 144Pb on these pages, it would make up a pile of 3.6e8 m, or just about the distance to the moon (3.8e8 m).. yes, it would fit the library of congress...
The tales tell of the sunken city. Hidden deep under the waves the great old ones sleep.
beware, my friends! This might disturbe them. That is not dead which can eternal lie and through strange aeons even death may die..
Ia! Ia! Cthulhu ftaghn!
Cthulhu fhtagn. Cthulhu. R'lyeh. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.
perhaps there could be some way of reading a fingerprint, or other physical unique print (DNA, iris,..), and then sign it with the GPS signal and some other nice cryptographic signature.
But, ofcourse, how can one be sure that the physical print signal really comes from the same location?
Maybe if we had a way to measure the round-trip time between the reader and the GPS - sorta like a ping. hmm.. I think it could be done without (easy) spoofability. what do you think?
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"Hawk-on"
In swedish, the word "bläk" means something like "yuck" in english... appropriate, maybe?
Linux has had hibernation for a long time.
It is included in the main kernel, and I use it every day. Works flawlessly.
how open is the interface to the phone? I imagine it it impossible to run native applications on it... but I can't find any info on it.
Any clues?
Nopes, the only meaning of "origo" in swedish is for the Origin (Point O) of a coordinate system. So "putting in the center" might make sense.
But "origo" is not a swedish word at all.
Another example of a swedish ATM... "Out of virtual memory"..i nuten.jpg
http://www.aftonbladet.se/it/0012/04/m
I can't see any info about AES being adopted in the PGP framework. Anyone knows how this work is progressing? (or has even started..)
if we say, just out of the blue, that we can fit around 80x60 chars on a page, and that we print on both sides of a page. Then we say that each page is like 1/40000 m thick (that is, a book of these with 4000 pages is 1dm thick.) Now, if we printed all 144Pb on these pages, it would make up a pile of 3.6e8 m, or just about the distance to the moon (3.8e8 m).. yes, it would fit the library of congress...
this trailer does not show anymore than the last... (luckily December is here soon... ;)
..but does anyone know what happended with the attempt to dig out the below-ground areas under WTC?
The tales tell of the sunken city. Hidden deep under the waves the great old ones sleep.
beware, my friends! This might disturbe them.
That is not dead which can eternal lie and through strange aeons even death may die..
Ia! Ia! Cthulhu ftaghn! Cthulhu fhtagn. Cthulhu. R'lyeh. Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.
oh, sorry for not pointing out i was ironic... ;)
don't you get it! it is a reversed picture!
What looks like a right hand is then a left hand...simple
perhaps there could be some way of reading a fingerprint, or other physical unique print (DNA, iris,..), and then sign it with the GPS signal and some other nice cryptographic signature.
But, ofcourse, how can one be sure that the physical print signal really comes from the same location?
Maybe if we had a way to measure the round-trip time between the reader and the GPS - sorta like a ping. hmm.. I think it could be done without (easy) spoofability. what do you think?