Pharmacy spam goes mainly after people in small and/or tight-knit communities. The kind where going to the drug store and getting viagra will get the town abuzz in no time. They work on the promise of embarassment aversion more than anything else.
Uh, if you'd bother to have read the article, this isn't about apple not allowing porn, this is about porn makers treading cautiously, allowing some of the smaller players to test the market and business models before they jump in.
Uh, ARPANet, as in Advanced Research Products Agency Network, was DOD funded for many years before it was spun off into the non-military branches of government.
Of course, the easy, cheap answer is to just encourage people to work different hours, with things like tax credits, etc. Save a lot of money, save a lot of fuel, everybody wins. Changing your clock is just silly.
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I use FreeBSD and never, ever look at that monstrosity known as emacs. Emacs is proof positive that RMS is a certifiably insane.
Every CPU maker on the planet does this. They try to spec out every part of the wafer so that they can all be potentially the fastest rated chips, but due to microscopic flaws, some finished chips have problems at higher speeds, thus they sell them as slower versions. AMD, IBM, Motorola all do it.
Mysql has berkely db support built into it for those concerned about speed. If you need transactions, InnoDB is quite good. MySQL is widely used because it is so adapatable; chances are, the MySQL team has already developed a DB setup for what you need. People like MySQL because it's flexible.
Not really. There are techniques for generating petroleum from pretty much any carbon-based matter, including farm waste. The big issue is the electricity to run these plants; petroleum is still a damn good battery, all things considered.
That part's simple. Write your congressman, tell him to support legislation repealing some of the stupid limits placed on nuclear reactors. The environmental movement possibly hopelessly fucked us over by pushing for a near halt on any fission research, which can be quite clean and efficient. Because some small minded people think it's "icky", we're stuck in the present situation.
The X-Prize was designed to spur invention and get people looking at private spaceflight and funding deals. SS1 is way too small to be commercially viable. It did it's job, and is now obsolete. Life is short when you're a prototype in an evolving industry.
Most of those people are looking for a quick settlement. They put the figure low enough so that it's cheaper to settle than to fight, but sometimes, the other side does fight back.
Can someone tell me why sites which requires cookies are so intolerable? I mean, are you using a browser without a cookie manager or something? It takes all of 10 seconds to clear them, plus, you skew the marketing data even more by deleting cookies every once in a while. Or are you just a whiny bitch with nothing better to do than complain?
One "biological services" contract specifies: "The company must have the ability and be willing to grow Bacillus anthracis Sterne strain at 1500-litre quantities." Other contracts are for fermentation equipment for producing 3000-litre batches of an unspecified biological agent, and sheep carcasses to test the efficiency of an incinerator for the disposal of infected livestock.
So why the contract for the vats with the harmless anthrax? Why just put a contract for empty incubation tanks? Would be a lot less suspicous than evil anthrax, wouldn't it?
Reading that, your assertions make even less sense now. Why would the army retool sensitive medical equipment when they already have the tools to make the more lethal anthrax in the first place?
It is not known what use the biological agents will be put to. They could be used to test procedures to decontaminate vehicles or buildings, or to test an "agent defeat" warhead designed to destroy stores of chemical and biological weapons.
I think you're missing what the OP is saying here. The OP is suggesting to use something like MD5+SHA1, algorithms with different techniques for generating hashes so that you decrease the probability of creating a collision that works for both, not using something like double MD5
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Actually, userland for OS X is primarily netbsd derived, not freebsd.
Pharmacy spam goes mainly after people in small and/or tight-knit communities. The kind where going to the drug store and getting viagra will get the town abuzz in no time. They work on the promise of embarassment aversion more than anything else.
Speak for yourself. Alien cock would be fun.
Uh, if you'd bother to have read the article, this isn't about apple not allowing porn, this is about porn makers treading cautiously, allowing some of the smaller players to test the market and business models before they jump in.
Uh, ARPANet, as in Advanced Research Products Agency Network, was DOD funded for many years before it was spun off into the non-military branches of government.
Of course, the easy, cheap answer is to just encourage people to work different hours, with things like tax credits, etc. Save a lot of money, save a lot of fuel, everybody wins. Changing your clock is just silly.
I use FreeBSD and never, ever look at that monstrosity known as emacs. Emacs is proof positive that RMS is a certifiably insane.
Multi-Master replication will be available in MySQL 5
Every CPU maker on the planet does this. They try to spec out every part of the wafer so that they can all be potentially the fastest rated chips, but due to microscopic flaws, some finished chips have problems at higher speeds, thus they sell them as slower versions. AMD, IBM, Motorola all do it.
Uh, MySQL already has a licensing agreement with the Innobase people for such purposes, just like they have for BDB support. Try again.
Mysql has berkely db support built into it for those concerned about speed. If you need transactions, InnoDB is quite good. MySQL is widely used because it is so adapatable; chances are, the MySQL team has already developed a DB setup for what you need. People like MySQL because it's flexible.
Nope. Had Stallman not created GNU, we'd probably be using the (nicer, IMO), BSD toolchain with the Linux kernel. RMS is highly overrated.
Not really. There are techniques for generating petroleum from pretty much any carbon-based matter, including farm waste. The big issue is the electricity to run these plants; petroleum is still a damn good battery, all things considered.
That part's simple. Write your congressman, tell him to support legislation repealing some of the stupid limits placed on nuclear reactors. The environmental movement possibly hopelessly fucked us over by pushing for a near halt on any fission research, which can be quite clean and efficient. Because some small minded people think it's "icky", we're stuck in the present situation.
Mel Brooks' Silent Movie is, as the title suggests. Except for that one line spoken by a mime...
I think that the qualifier missing here is "still" This seems to be the first network still camera.
The X-Prize was designed to spur invention and get people looking at private spaceflight and funding deals. SS1 is way too small to be commercially viable. It did it's job, and is now obsolete. Life is short when you're a prototype in an evolving industry.
Most of those people are looking for a quick settlement. They put the figure low enough so that it's cheaper to settle than to fight, but sometimes, the other side does fight back.
Can someone tell me why sites which requires cookies are so intolerable? I mean, are you using a browser without a cookie manager or something? It takes all of 10 seconds to clear them, plus, you skew the marketing data even more by deleting cookies every once in a while. Or are you just a whiny bitch with nothing better to do than complain?
And one more thing: the fermentors themselves are not that hard to get. Any decent medical lab has one. This equipment is far from exotic and necessitating ruses in order to get it. They just ordered a fermentor, we wouldn't even be having this discussion.
Reading that, your assertions make even less sense now. Why would the army retool sensitive medical equipment when they already have the tools to make the more lethal anthrax in the first place?
Did you read the fucking article? No weapons capabilities. Or did you think anthrax and your knee immediately jerked?
I think you're missing what the OP is saying here. The OP is suggesting to use something like MD5+SHA1, algorithms with different techniques for generating hashes so that you decrease the probability of creating a collision that works for both, not using something like double MD5