Perhaps you meant to reply to the person above me?
I was just pointing out that many of the climate models run on supercomputers, so it isn't like the average person has that kind of computing power available.
Later on in this article's comment section, I did mention the difficulty in getting access to the data, but generally, that isn't NASA data, but the Earth station data, as it is copyrighted to prevent the public from using it.
Did you actually read what was written in the post you responded to?
Darinbob was talking about the record of the US as a whole in fair and impartial governance, not ICANN or IANA. ICANN has its issues, but for whatever reason, the Internet has been able to remain above politics in the US.
It is the massive number of countries calling for censorship that are really asking the US to give up governance. The first thing I expect will be regulated will be porn. Russia would rule that all gay porn should be outlawed, while the Muslim countries all agree, meaning half the world would vote to outlaw gay porn. The Muslim countries will feel that is not enough, all porn should be banned, as it is all sinful in their eyes. Pretty soon, porn is not allowed on the public internet.
This is what we have to look forward to. After all, the famous quote starts "First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—Because I was not a Socialist." First it will be gay rights, which is a touchy subject in most of the world, but it won't stop there, who will speak out?
I don't know if I would say running XP isn't a problem. Any security updates aren't being backported except extreme situations, so it is just a matter of time before XP will have an unpatched exploit in the wild.
Do you expect MS to support old OSes forever so that people can fail to move up to the current?
So in other words, rather than answer the question, you choose to go on a wild tangent? Good to see you can stay on subject.
Why would you be comparing hosts to a dnscache in the local OS? That isn't DNS, it is caching used for reducing lookups to the DNS server.
You also can't compare the "mass" of web pages, as they would be IDENTICAL. Adblock also removes ads, but I was specifically speaking to a DNS server with the same entries, which would therefore have the exact same web page loading "mass".
So, how do you get around the massive performance hit of using hosts files vs DNS? When do you plan on shifting over to DNS...the 33 year old technology that was designed to replace hosts files? You know, the technology that uses intelligent branching tree algorithms instead of parsing the whole hosts file?
Perhaps you should really try to fix your shit before bitching about how bad I am at technology. You seem to think that shouting me down will suddenly make DNS never have been invented to fix the issues with the hosts file. Your only solution is to add a favorites section to the hosts file, which doesn't deal with dynamic addresses, and doesn't solve the massive issues your hosts file will cause to a Active Directory domain joined computer.
What comments are you reading about? The comments I saw were specifically talking about the crime committed against the illegal immigrants, and that he wanted to build a wall to stop illegal immigration. Where do you get the idea it was against legal immigration? Please provide citations to Trump's exact words calling for immigrants from Mexico being denied entry into the US.
Funny, but when I read about Trump's plan, that was exactly what he proposed. He wanted to ban all people coming from Syria. But I guess when you hate someone, you just need to find reasons for your hate, and not actually look at things for yourself.
You do realise that Baltimore is mostly black neighborhoods don't you? Also, the highest crime areas (you know, the areas we tell our kids not to wander to?) are black.
I would expect the police to be using tools to catch criminals in the high crime areas, wouldn't you?
Perhaps if you lived in Maryland you would understand.
Yeah, I work at Burger King (which is how it is spelled and formatted), that's why I know more about computer networks than you apparently, and why I have been able to show you why your solution is terrible? I must be a severely overqualified fry cook.
At least I can type...and properly use a computer.
APK, this is exactly what I am talking about. You are hurling abuse that has nothing to do with the subject, and it is abuse that I have already, repeatedly, responded to.
Do you understand that harassment in many places is illegal? You accuse me of libeling you, you know what, bring a lawsuit, I am sure the judge will get a good laugh at it all.
You can claim all you like that you blew me away, but frankly, all you do is hurl abuse, and act like you have won an argument. Where is your responses about the timing delays of hosts files that DNS doesn't suffer from?
I do find it hilarious though seeing you flop around like a crying toddler, I can just see you turning blue while you hold your breath in a temper tantrum!
Well, especially as some forms of encryption use a TPM chip in the computer, in which case, you can say with absolute certainty that you do not know the password to decrypt the drive...it is in the TPM chip.
But, there was no law made forcing people to give up their passwords when asked for it by police. Instead, it required a judge to determine that the police should be able to ask for the password in this case.
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Perhaps you meant to reply to the person above me?
I was just pointing out that many of the climate models run on supercomputers, so it isn't like the average person has that kind of computing power available.
Later on in this article's comment section, I did mention the difficulty in getting access to the data, but generally, that isn't NASA data, but the Earth station data, as it is copyrighted to prevent the public from using it.
Did you actually read what was written in the post you responded to?
Darinbob was talking about the record of the US as a whole in fair and impartial governance, not ICANN or IANA. ICANN has its issues, but for whatever reason, the Internet has been able to remain above politics in the US.
It is the massive number of countries calling for censorship that are really asking the US to give up governance. The first thing I expect will be regulated will be porn. Russia would rule that all gay porn should be outlawed, while the Muslim countries all agree, meaning half the world would vote to outlaw gay porn. The Muslim countries will feel that is not enough, all porn should be banned, as it is all sinful in their eyes. Pretty soon, porn is not allowed on the public internet.
This is what we have to look forward to. After all, the famous quote starts "First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—Because I was not a Socialist." First it will be gay rights, which is a touchy subject in most of the world, but it won't stop there, who will speak out?
Love? I HATE all the candidates. They are ALL horrible!
Did you request the same thing happen to Mac OS 9?
Should the copyright for Linux 4.6 (and below) be taken away too?
https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...
But even then, NASA was progressive and required open access to data and more from their supported publications.
Except data related to climate research as no one should have access to that but climate scientists! /s
It was redacted before the submission was made. :)
Probably private data, but I can only guess what the submitter meant to say there.
Are you intending to run them on your home supercomputer? Will Jarvis to the corrections for you too?
I don't know if I would say running XP isn't a problem. Any security updates aren't being backported except extreme situations, so it is just a matter of time before XP will have an unpatched exploit in the wild.
Do you expect MS to support old OSes forever so that people can fail to move up to the current?
Not to disagree, but contacts? What do you use instead?
I use a Nexus, so having never used an iPhone, this didn't make sense to me.
https://support.microsoft.com/...
That would be because Windows 7 has been out of mainstream support (when they actively sell it) for more than a year.
So in other words, rather than answer the question, you choose to go on a wild tangent? Good to see you can stay on subject.
Why would you be comparing hosts to a dnscache in the local OS? That isn't DNS, it is caching used for reducing lookups to the DNS server.
You also can't compare the "mass" of web pages, as they would be IDENTICAL. Adblock also removes ads, but I was specifically speaking to a DNS server with the same entries, which would therefore have the exact same web page loading "mass".
Will we have to load the Stacker driver before accessing our memory?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
So, how do you get around the massive performance hit of using hosts files vs DNS? When do you plan on shifting over to DNS...the 33 year old technology that was designed to replace hosts files? You know, the technology that uses intelligent branching tree algorithms instead of parsing the whole hosts file?
Perhaps you should really try to fix your shit before bitching about how bad I am at technology. You seem to think that shouting me down will suddenly make DNS never have been invented to fix the issues with the hosts file. Your only solution is to add a favorites section to the hosts file, which doesn't deal with dynamic addresses, and doesn't solve the massive issues your hosts file will cause to a Active Directory domain joined computer.
What comments are you reading about? The comments I saw were specifically talking about the crime committed against the illegal immigrants, and that he wanted to build a wall to stop illegal immigration. Where do you get the idea it was against legal immigration? Please provide citations to Trump's exact words calling for immigrants from Mexico being denied entry into the US.
Funny, but when I read about Trump's plan, that was exactly what he proposed. He wanted to ban all people coming from Syria. But I guess when you hate someone, you just need to find reasons for your hate, and not actually look at things for yourself.
http://baltimore.areaconnect.c...
Baltimore is also 64% black...so I would expect the police to use the Stingrays in predominately black neighborhoods more often.
You do realise that Baltimore is mostly black neighborhoods don't you? Also, the highest crime areas (you know, the areas we tell our kids not to wander to?) are black.
I would expect the police to be using tools to catch criminals in the high crime areas, wouldn't you?
Perhaps if you lived in Maryland you would understand.
Polygrip? Genious!
Just ran out of points or you would get some funny.
You are so funny.
Yeah, I work at Burger King (which is how it is spelled and formatted), that's why I know more about computer networks than you apparently, and why I have been able to show you why your solution is terrible? I must be a severely overqualified fry cook.
At least I can type...and properly use a computer.
So that means APK is losing right? Since he posts like 10 times to every one of my replies...cool, thanks for the update.
APK, this is exactly what I am talking about. You are hurling abuse that has nothing to do with the subject, and it is abuse that I have already, repeatedly, responded to.
Do you understand that harassment in many places is illegal? You accuse me of libeling you, you know what, bring a lawsuit, I am sure the judge will get a good laugh at it all.
You can claim all you like that you blew me away, but frankly, all you do is hurl abuse, and act like you have won an argument. Where is your responses about the timing delays of hosts files that DNS doesn't suffer from?
I do find it hilarious though seeing you flop around like a crying toddler, I can just see you turning blue while you hold your breath in a temper tantrum!
Well, especially as some forms of encryption use a TPM chip in the computer, in which case, you can say with absolute certainty that you do not know the password to decrypt the drive...it is in the TPM chip.
But, there was no law made forcing people to give up their passwords when asked for it by police. Instead, it required a judge to determine that the police should be able to ask for the password in this case.
Can we get them to go after APK?
Also consider, the truth of a statement is not a defence against libel. So you can libel people by telling the truth about them, and get locked up.
That shit is wack ;)