It *is* good idea to install VNC (TightVNC/win32) and disable by default (with good password). If you have to, for example, clean up next worm invasion or install something you forgot like a firewall (Kerio).
Re:Do younger minds absorb quicker?
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Ageism in IT?
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What about FORs then? Shouldn't you replace them with iterators?
OpenGL has to support every feature in spec, but if the hw doesn't support it then it is done by software (driver). DX is different because hw don't have support every feature and software 'emulation' isn't required.
The German Parliament (Reichstag) burns down. A dazed Dutch Communist named Marinus van der Lubbe is found at the scene and charged with arson. [He is later found guilty and executed].
February 28, 1933
President Hindenburg and Chancellor Hitler invoke Article 48 of the Weimar Constitution, which permits the suspension of civil liberties in time of national emergency. This Decree of the Reich President for the Protection of the People and State abrogates the following constitutional protections:
Free expression of opinion
Freedom of the press
Right of assembly and association
Right to privacy of postal and electronic communications
Protection against unlawful searches and seizures
Individual property rights
States' right of self-government
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Re:Different Cultures: Europe vs. the USA
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The Assembly In Review
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If you read through the FAQ on slashdot you'll see that the FAQ clearly says that slashdot very much IS US centric. The staff is mostly American I believe, and US news is more interesting to Americans than the rest of the world.
Anyway it shouldn't be too hard to make new topic like 'Europe' or even mirror the site in Europe.
Where does Burger King build a new store? Generally across the street from a McDonalds, right? They do this why? To attract people who are interested in their competitor's similar products.
So you're basicly saying that if telco runs also an ISP it is OK for them to 'busy signal' competitors helpdesk because a) they can and b) they possibly get customers?
The choise thingy is important there since you have already chose where to buy.
Well, then you should use disguise filesharing traffic as online game match and wait their solution for next two years and then start using
2M bit video stream + steganography.
an employer was free to root around archives of old mail to nail an employee.
Why people don't use encryptation? Is it really that hard to use?
Besides article says "Wiretap laws are violated, Brody said, only when an e-mail is intercepted from "intermediate storage" or "back-up protection storage" -- both of which automatically occur during the course of transmission -- or if the e-mail is viewed before the intended recipient has a chance to open it." like if you throw away opened letter it's not protected like unopened one, right? Where's the problem?
Slashdot Mirror
That's why I switched to vi.
It *is* good idea to install VNC (TightVNC/win32) and disable by default (with good password). If you have to, for example, clean up next worm invasion or install something you forgot like a firewall (Kerio).
What about FORs then? Shouldn't you replace them with iterators?
If you have enough upstream I'd suggest to let
someone keep your (crypted) backups.
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begin 666 demo.doc
I've used opendx (.org) for realtime 3d modelling and it performs quite nicely if you have enough memory.
AFAIK:
OpenGL has to support every feature in spec, but if the hw doesn't support it then it is done by software (driver). DX is different because hw don't have support every feature and software 'emulation' isn't required.
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Hi! How are you?
I send you this file in order to have your advice
See you later. Thanks
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Learning from history
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February 27, 1933
The German Parliament (Reichstag) burns down. A dazed Dutch Communist named Marinus van der Lubbe is found at the scene and charged with arson. [He is later found guilty and executed].
February 28, 1933
President Hindenburg and Chancellor Hitler invoke Article 48 of the Weimar Constitution, which permits the suspension of civil liberties in time of national emergency. This Decree of the Reich President for the Protection of the People and State abrogates the following constitutional protections:
Free expression of opinion
Freedom of the press
Right of assembly and association
Right to privacy of postal and electronic communications
Protection against unlawful searches and seizures
Individual property rights
States' right of self-government
"
So, what is R.P.China?
Maybe it's author is from spanish/portugese speaking country like Brazil?
* broadband
Freenet -- eazy way to distribute information
* Echelon
blowfish + 1024bit/kook krade keys
here.
If you read through the FAQ on slashdot you'll see that the FAQ clearly says that slashdot very much IS US centric. The staff is mostly American I believe, and US news is more interesting to Americans than the rest of the world.
Anyway it shouldn't be too hard to make new topic like 'Europe' or even mirror the site in Europe.
Where does Burger King build a new store? Generally across the street from a McDonalds, right? They do this why? To attract people who are interested in their competitor's similar products.
So you're basicly saying that if telco runs also an ISP it is OK for them to 'busy signal' competitors helpdesk because a) they can and b) they possibly get customers?
The choise thingy is important there since you have already chose where to buy.
I think that Gator is call a 'floater'.
Consider yourself lucky not to work there...
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2M bit video stream + steganography.
"They" can not win.
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A lot of people don't need VisualBasic or MSFC
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People on the Earth get an average natural radiation exposure of about 1.7 mSv per year[..]
[In the Space Shuttle] the worst case[..] 112 times the natural exposure on Earth.
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Near Chernobyl ~ 10 mSv per year.
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Someone "just tested" and the fucker blew up. Not because they couldn't afford build a safe plant ("Exxon", "sober sailors").
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Well you could waste their resources too:
call'em and arrange a meeting (IRL) week or two ahead and
cancel it day before. Repeat.
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Why people don't use encryptation? Is it really that hard to use?
Besides article says "Wiretap laws are violated, Brody said, only when an e-mail is intercepted from "intermediate storage" or "back-up protection storage" -- both of which automatically occur during the course of transmission -- or if the e-mail is viewed before the intended recipient has a chance to open it." like if you throw away opened letter it's not protected like unopened one, right? Where's the problem?
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the first alien head stuffed above the gun rack.
Or vice versa.
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