That's interesting. I'm running version 10.0.1, which also recognized the exploit as 'Bloodhound'..... but only after the calculator popped up on my screen. Now that's an upgrade!
Ku Band singals are in the microwave range of EM frequencies, so are vulnerable to rain fade (which is ironic since many Meteorologists get their data this way).
Bzzzt. Wrong. but thank you for playing. The problem with this is that then you can get into a "power struggle" with the kids. Below a certain age, they just do not understand, as their brains are not developed enough to have any sort of self-control. Above 1 year you might be able to teach them, but they start crawling around 6 months, so that is 6 months of problems. Also, the less that you tell your kids "no", the fewer problems that you will have. It is good to give your kids dicipline, but only fight the fights that you HAVE to (don't run into the street, don't go anywhere with strangers, don't touch the stove, etc). A little preparation now will save you headaches in the future.
Preach on brother! I have a 15 month old daughter that finds my optical mouse irresistable. Teaching her not to touch it is not worth the battle. If it was something life threatening like the stove or a power outlet, that's another matter altogether.
I find that when you live in an 800 sq ft apartment, that barracading the computer in a corner where it can't be accessed is the best solution.
I agree. The UN has its hands full here on Earth without having to deal with space junk.
Rwanda on the other hand was a by-product of the debacle in Somalia. Perhaps if the UN hadn't gotten its tail whipped in Somalia, more might have been done to prevent the death of over 1 million people.
The A-Team used to be like junkyard wars. The plot would always center around the A-Team getting captured in some holding area equipped with all the tools (duct tape, blow torches, etc) they needed to build some sort of contraption. It used to be the best part of the show (besides the amusing parts w/ Mr. T).
Slashdot Mirror
Feed by M.T. Anderson is some nice light reading.
http://www.amazon.com/Feed-M-T-Anderson/dp/0763622591
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http://www.amazon.com/Feed-M-T-Anderson/dp/076362
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/goddard/universe/gwave .html
That's interesting. I'm running version 10.0.1, which also recognized the exploit as 'Bloodhound'..... but only after the calculator popped up on my screen. Now that's an upgrade!
Wind no, rain yes.
Ku Band singals are in the microwave range of EM frequencies, so are vulnerable to rain fade (which is ironic since many Meteorologists get their data this way).
C-Band isn't as bad.
I find that when you live in an 800 sq ft apartment, that barracading the computer in a corner where it can't be accessed is the best solution.
If you have a degree in Meteorology or Atmospheric Science (basically you took all the hard classes with Calculus) then you're a Meteorologist.
These days, you can get a broadcast Meteorolgy degree from Mississippi State or SUNY Albany, and become an weatherman without all the tough classes.
The logo you're talking about is the
AMS Seal of Approval.
I agree. The UN has its hands full here on Earth without having to deal with space junk.
Rwanda on the other hand was a by-product of the debacle in Somalia.
Perhaps if the UN hadn't gotten its tail whipped in Somalia,
more might have been done to prevent the death of over 1 million people.
www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/evil
...That shirt he's wearing says it all. I knew spammers were tasteless, but this is concrete evidence!
Yep, I have an Adaptec SCSI 2930 card and a D-Link DFE-530TX+ NIC card on my Quicksilver DP800...
and Mac OS X 10.1.4 was sleep deprived.
Seems to be working now w/ 10.1.5.
Try 'go crazy'
....At least get your sig right, grammar boy:
http://www.snpp.com/episodes/2F03
The A-Team used to be like junkyard wars. The plot would always center around the A-Team getting captured in some holding area equipped with all the tools (duct tape, blow torches, etc) they needed to build some sort of contraption. It used to be the best part of the show (besides the amusing parts w/ Mr. T).
Sorry.... I'm a child of the '80's. --mk