I'm just not confident that processing XML in command line is such good idea. If you need that for single use - sure, but otherwise you would still need some application that supports DOM, and scripting/transformations. Most browsers do have javascript console where you can easily do all of that seaching/modifying. Anyway - you have to write code. That's also true for grep - generally you are using underpowered regular expressions without all the true power they provide from actual programming language. I guess command line XPath would be the same.
You can use xpath to find anything in xml (For example third object with property A=10 and property B>20). As for actual tool - use any DOM engine from any language where your data is kept.
I can see a future without those damn ugly trees and plants in the alley behind my house, with those beautiful solar paneled roof and an even more beautiful lack of an electric bill.
There are many models and they are overlaping, but there is no single theory that's absolutely true and explains everything. Even for just light. Theory is just how we think it works, and what we have learned to predict. It can be true, but that doesn't exclude other truths.
European power lines do deliver 380V three phase AC from substation to building, data-centers have their own substations. So, initially it would require high efficiency AC-DC rectifier at substation, which can be better managed than hundreds of small AC-DC rectifiers at device. That would also have an upgrade path allowing to deliver DC directly to substation, so eliminating rectifier.
By increasing voltage you can decrease loss by resistance.
If most of devices today are using DC, it could be more efficient to use DC for transmission, however you would still need a step-down converter. Linear converters can be very inefficient, but switched converters are more complex and expensive. However most computer PSU's anyway have switched converters, so it would be worth.
Install it on connected device and force SCADA system to flip MDIX on it's network adapter, thus receiving data. repeat reinstalling firmware for two way half duplex communication:p
One day in water plant. New Operator - Internet is not working on this computer - let's call administrator.. Oops, we don't have administrator - let's call my friend. Tech friend - Try replacing cable. Operator - umm, where do I get the cable? Tech friend - buy it in any computer shop for $2. Operator - ok
Company data is not most of the issues. Many voting systems are using some kinds of Diffie - Hellman keys for authority / verifying. So, once our voting is completely electronic, having quantum computer would be like having election results at your control. Naturally institution having this would not let anyone know.
RTP port is configurable in most implementations, however IAX2 is still in child diapers.. It works if you use example configurations, but trying something advanced might reveal problems.
Damn it, I was thinking of doing the same when I got rich.. Or at least when I could afford taxi license:p
Actually there are lot of other fun things you can do with the counter on - depending on local laws - park wherever you want, use forbidden turns, enter "no entry" zone, etc.. So, you just set your counter to 0.01 whatever per kilometer and pay additional tax from that.
Did you read the patent - it states "moving the unlock image to a predefined location and/or moving the unlock image along a predefined path" - which would cover this.
I propose - drop to unlock. You'll have to exceed 9.8m/s^2 acceleration (measured with accelerometer) in order to unlock. Wouldn't work on the moon however.
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How about PPA that provides deb package for swapping it back to Gnome Foundation? And another one for FSF?
Btw, it is not all that different from money paid by Google to keep default search engine.
He actually rounded more, as it was supposed to be $3.141592..
I'm just not confident that processing XML in command line is such good idea. If you need that for single use - sure, but otherwise you would still need some application that supports DOM, and scripting/transformations. Most browsers do have javascript console where you can easily do all of that seaching/modifying. Anyway - you have to write code. That's also true for grep - generally you are using underpowered regular expressions without all the true power they provide from actual programming language. I guess command line XPath would be the same.
No, those are not tools, those are standards.
You can use xpath to find anything in xml (For example third object with property A=10 and property B>20).
As for actual tool - use any DOM engine from any language where your data is kept.
There are also command line tools for that: http://xmlstar.sourceforge.net/docs.php
XPath? XSLT?
I can see a future without those damn ugly trees and plants in the alley behind my house, with those beautiful solar paneled roof and an even more beautiful lack of an electric bill.
Can be modeled using quantum mechanics.
There are many models and they are overlaping, but there is no single theory that's absolutely true and explains everything. Even for just light.
Theory is just how we think it works, and what we have learned to predict. It can be true, but that doesn't exclude other truths.
We have to start exploiting them, writing viruses, aiming at high-value targets.
Manufacturers would start to think then..
Oh wait, they would shift the problem and install some "1 year free" antivirus crap.
How about not decreasing it in the first time?
European power lines do deliver 380V three phase AC from substation to building, data-centers have their own substations.
So, initially it would require high efficiency AC-DC rectifier at substation, which can be better managed than hundreds of small AC-DC rectifiers at device.
That would also have an upgrade path allowing to deliver DC directly to substation, so eliminating rectifier.
Obligatory wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_voltage_direct_current
By increasing voltage you can decrease loss by resistance.
If most of devices today are using DC, it could be more efficient to use DC for transmission, however you would still need a step-down converter. Linear converters can be very inefficient, but switched converters are more complex and expensive. However most computer PSU's anyway have switched converters, so it would be worth.
The key must be located on the same machine for it to work. So it's not secure anyway.
It doesn't matter, I would by it anyway.
If they are prepared to launch nuclear reactor into the sky it must be safer than stationary reactors.
Install it on connected device and force SCADA system to flip MDIX on it's network adapter, thus receiving data. repeat reinstalling firmware for two way half duplex communication :p
One day in water plant.
New Operator - Internet is not working on this computer - let's call administrator..
Oops, we don't have administrator - let's call my friend.
Tech friend - Try replacing cable.
Operator - umm, where do I get the cable?
Tech friend - buy it in any computer shop for $2.
Operator - ok
Not really, if the sources are available - anyone can disable information gathering.
Company data is not most of the issues. Many voting systems are using some kinds of Diffie - Hellman keys for authority / verifying.
So, once our voting is completely electronic, having quantum computer would be like having election results at your control. Naturally institution having this would not let anyone know.
Strange.. They've put Banshee but didn't put Midnight Commander
Congratulations Apple on providing feature relevant to 5% of world population. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_English-speaking_population
Try authorizing realtime peers. There is simply no code for reading peer from database on authorization request. That's the first I stepped on.
RTP port is configurable in most implementations, however IAX2 is still in child diapers.. It works if you use example configurations, but trying something advanced might reveal problems.
Damn it, I was thinking of doing the same when I got rich.. Or at least when I could afford taxi license :p
Actually there are lot of other fun things you can do with the counter on - depending on local laws - park wherever you want, use forbidden turns, enter "no entry" zone, etc.. So, you just set your counter to 0.01 whatever per kilometer and pay additional tax from that.
So, the "outside of circle" would still count as predefined location.
Did you read the patent - it states "moving the unlock image to a predefined location and/or moving the unlock image along a predefined path" - which would cover this.
I propose - drop to unlock. You'll have to exceed 9.8m/s^2 acceleration (measured with accelerometer) in order to unlock. Wouldn't work on the moon however.
Sure, but 9 192 631 770 Caesium transitions is not very handy, so that should be changed first.
Like adoption of Dvorak?
while at this, let's overhaul "second"