Parent is right: Don't worry about those old and busted boogey men.
Just try to imagine getting through airport security with a nuclear battery. Although maybe if you hid it under the gun in your carry on they wouldn't find it.
I remember when I turned 1111111111. It's depressing. Expect date to mope around for a few months feeling trapped in a boring job and wondering, "Where did my life go?"
The airstrip at Salinas is one of the nation's longest, at 12,300 ft (3.7 km !). (It used to house B-52s and ICBMs.) The long runway was nessecary for the plane to get up to speed for take off.
So Kevin Mitnick was just ahead of his time when he liberated the Sun source code? If I remember right, they claimed then that the source was worth over 80 million dollars. Free Kevin!
Bray's suggestion seems a lot like the way the system originally worked. Didn't patent applications originially have to include a small working model? The two big problems are business methods patent (completely wrong-headed), combined with all-inclusive language (just sloppiness). Used to be, if you patented an improved thresher, you had to send along a small working model of what you were applying for, not just an application that said "A method and procedure for seperating grain from chaff...."
Hmm. I wonder what will happen if the "VoIP" protocols (SIP and H.323) are suddenly used for much more than only VoIP? If apps like this generate a lot of traffic how will it affect the CALEA and other IP wiretapping efforts? Suddenly the SIP data is just a bunch of garbled white noise. Is it encrypted or is it P2P traffic?
Slashdot Mirror
Every link is already slashdotted. Maybe they should call it "broken glass."
Stoner1: And what if, like, our whole universe is just one atom in the fingernail of a giant?
Stoner2:Whoa! Dude!
I'd like to have some of what he's been smoking. I think he's a founding member of PoMo First!
The two factor system has always worked well for me. I have no problem making withdrawls using a gun AND a note.
Yep. Microsoft "owns" the TCP/IP stack they stole from BSD.
Can a live-action He-Man and She-Ra be far behind?
First-rate people hire other first-rate people. Second-rate people hire third-rate people.
These are physicists. They have only theoretical experince with women.
NabooSeth Shostak, is he a character in one of the films, or an unfortunately named researcher?
I'm not sure about FF vs O, but I know that vi is better than emacs.
Parent is right: Don't worry about those old and busted boogey men.
Just try to imagine getting through airport security with a nuclear battery. Although maybe if you hid it under the gun in your carry on they wouldn't find it.
Just in time for Longhorn!
Riiiight. Tom Cruise or Brad Pitt. I choose Pamela Anderson and Natalie Portman - here's a hint: they won't be fighting...
I remember when I turned 1111111111. It's depressing. Expect date to mope around for a few months feeling trapped in a boring job and wondering, "Where did my life go?"
What you want is a nice set of headphone.
The airstrip at Salinas is one of the nation's longest, at 12,300 ft (3.7 km !). (It used to house B-52s and ICBMs.) The long runway was nessecary for the plane to get up to speed for take off.
...and a free extended middle finger to France!
The fact that the music industry execs still use terms like "wholesale" shows they still don't get it.
So Kevin Mitnick was just ahead of his time when he liberated the Sun source code? If I remember right, they claimed then that the source was worth over 80 million dollars. Free Kevin!
Hmm, so may our Dear Leader GWB knew what he was talking about when he said "the internets."
Am I the only one who thought, "Credit card phone? Sounds too small."
Canada, the Maple Leaf state!
Heather Graham with Oliver Clothesov!
Bray's suggestion seems a lot like the way the system originally worked. Didn't patent applications originially have to include a small working model? The two big problems are business methods patent (completely wrong-headed), combined with all-inclusive language (just sloppiness). Used to be, if you patented an improved thresher, you had to send along a small working model of what you were applying for, not just an application that said "A method and procedure for seperating grain from chaff...."
Hmm. I wonder what will happen if the "VoIP" protocols (SIP and H.323) are suddenly used for much more than only VoIP? If apps like this generate a lot of traffic how will it affect the CALEA and other IP wiretapping efforts? Suddenly the SIP data is just a bunch of garbled white noise. Is it encrypted or is it P2P traffic?