Perhaps what I meant was show their SS cards to the bank. There is a difference between providing them and showing the bank officials the card. Which is stupid as I could have printed out the cards on a printer anyway. They wanted the original cards.
QUOTEhow has the patriot act directly affected you?UNQUOTE
Because of the patriot act I have to show my childrens Social Security cards to the bank and they photo copy them before I am open an account for them. I find that hateful. It is none of their damn business. They want to steal my children's identity.
If I look at the satellite radio offerings, I see many channels with the same content. I see no foreign language content, no foreign radio stations, nothing diverse. 50 R&B, 50 Rock, etc. Why would TV be any better? I see far greater content on the Internet. Perhaps on TV, there might be some Spanish language content but where is the Chinese? Where is the Hindi? I would pay for any satellite radio delivery that included a Mandarin broadcast station. Where are they for the USA? Nowhere. Welcome to the Hotel Hell California. Ad Nausium.
QUOTE Even more terrifying, some of them were believed to have been fitted with aerosol warheads to spray smallpox virus over their U.S. targets UNQUOTE
I fail to understand this. Hydrogen bombs, especially some of the city destroying bombs developed by the Soviet Union were very scary. Smallpox aerosol has a much smaller probability of causing death. Pardon the probable redundant nature of this post.
This is just a fancy balloon. The Zeppelins were Dirigibles with a rigid body structure to hold the hydrogen cells. They were far more advanced than these.
you are mistaken, Sun will be dead because of the PC. The PC can run Windows OR Linux. The PC is what kills Sun. Just as the PC killed the minicomputer.
1. Reasonably low cost 2. Part of Open Source Movement 3. More Stable then Windows 4. Different from Windows 5. More flexible then Windows 6. Cutting edge software 7. OpenMosix 8. Faster than Windows 9. Better Security then Windows 10. More transparent More understandable 11. Does not profit Bill Gates
QUOTE For years, Linus is credited with being an inventor. AdTI argued the claim was false. Coincidently in a recent interview, Linus decided he was not the inventor of Linux commenting in a ZDNet story, "I'd agree that 'inventor' is not necessarily the right word...(9)" UNQUOTE
Ken Brown by that above comment is a flaming a*hole. This is a pure word game on Brown's part.
Active Directory certainly CAN work with BIND. There are changes you have to make to your options section and zone files you have to manually add to BIND but it works fine.
I am not sure why anyone would give in to them. If they sue someone who has no money, it can only cost them money - they won't get anything out of it. Were they to sue me and win, they would just have to jump behind all the other creditors trying to get my money.
It might be adjunctive to cryptography but this is not quantum computation or anything near Shor's algorithm. Saying this is cryptography is like saying putting guards near telegraph lines is cryptography.
cryptography is the process of encrypting information. This is just like putting a wax seal in your message - you can tell if it is read. Not encryption.
UBASIC is a BASIC-like environment which is suitable for number theoretic investigations. Version 8 of UBASIC has the high precision real and complex arithmetic (up to 2600 digits) of previous versions, but adds exact rational arithmetic and arithmetic of polynomials with complex, rational, or modulo p coefficients, as well as string handling and limited list handling capabilities. In addition UBASIC has context-sensitive on-line documentation (read ubhelp.doc for information). The file ubhelp.xxx that this uses is ASCII and can be printed for hard copy documentation.
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Their translation tool is missing a few languages
compared to babelfish.
Perhaps what I meant was show their SS cards to the bank. There is a difference between providing them and showing the bank officials the card. Which is stupid as I could have printed out the cards on a printer anyway. They wanted the original cards.
I am sorry, I was told by the bank that it was the
patriot act that required it.
QUOTEhow has the patriot act directly affected you?UNQUOTE
Because of the patriot act I have to show my childrens Social Security cards to the bank and they photo copy them before I am open an account for them. I find that hateful. It is none of their damn business. They want to steal my children's identity.
If I look at the satellite radio offerings, I see many channels with the same content. I see no foreign language content, no foreign radio stations, nothing diverse. 50 R&B, 50 Rock, etc. Why would TV be any better? I see far greater content on the Internet. Perhaps on TV, there might be some Spanish language content but where is the Chinese? Where is the Hindi? I would pay for any satellite radio delivery that included a Mandarin broadcast station. Where are they for the USA? Nowhere. Welcome to the Hotel Hell California. Ad Nausium.
QUOTE
Even more terrifying, some of them were believed to have been fitted with aerosol warheads to spray smallpox virus over their U.S. targets
UNQUOTE
I fail to understand this. Hydrogen bombs, especially some of the city destroying bombs developed by the Soviet Union were very scary. Smallpox aerosol has a much smaller probability of causing death. Pardon the probable redundant nature of this post.
I used to work for a Fortune 500 company that
claimed 2 class B address ranges. They moved
them from ISP to ISP.
failure of a slashdoter. Below is the link:
here
here is a better picture of T-REX
There is a canoe rental down the street from
me that only charges 2 dollars per hour to
canoe on a lake.
_Barefoot in the Head_ by Brian Aldiss. That
would make a good related movie.
Thanks, I found a pdf the had a short
small description of them.
This is just a fancy balloon. The Zeppelins
were Dirigibles with a rigid body structure
to hold the hydrogen cells. They were far
more advanced than these.
But I want it^h^hher to look like Missy Elliot.
you are mistaken, Sun will be dead because of
the PC. The PC can run Windows OR Linux. The
PC is what kills Sun. Just as the PC killed the
minicomputer.
In my opinion anyway.
1. Reasonably low cost
2. Part of Open Source Movement
3. More Stable then Windows
4. Different from Windows
5. More flexible then Windows
6. Cutting edge software
7. OpenMosix
8. Faster than Windows
9. Better Security then Windows
10. More transparent More understandable
11. Does not profit Bill Gates
QUOTE
For years, Linus is credited with being an inventor. AdTI argued the claim was false. Coincidently in a recent interview, Linus decided he was not the inventor of Linux commenting in a ZDNet story, "I'd agree that 'inventor' is not necessarily the right word...(9)"
UNQUOTE
Ken Brown by that above comment is a flaming
a*hole. This is a pure word game on Brown's
part.
It does have a stored program. It is just
stored on tape!
Active Directory certainly CAN work with BIND.
There are changes you have to make to your options
section and zone files you have to manually add
to BIND but it works fine.
I am not sure why anyone would give in to them.
If they sue someone who has no money, it can
only cost them money - they won't get anything
out of it. Were they to sue me and win, they
would just have to jump behind all the other
creditors trying to get my money.
yingli
It might be adjunctive to cryptography but this is
not quantum computation or anything near Shor's
algorithm. Saying this is cryptography is like saying
putting guards near telegraph lines is cryptography.
cryptography is the process of encrypting information. This is just
like putting a wax seal in your message - you can tell if it is read. Not encryption.
QUOTE
UBASIC is a BASIC-like environment which is suitable for number theoretic investigations. Version 8 of UBASIC has the high precision real and complex arithmetic (up to 2600 digits) of previous versions, but adds exact rational arithmetic and arithmetic of polynomials with complex, rational, or modulo p coefficients, as well as string handling and limited list handling capabilities. In addition UBASIC has context-sensitive on-line documentation (read ubhelp.doc for information). The file ubhelp.xxx that this uses is ASCII and can be printed for hard copy documentation.
UNQUOTE
UBASIC is still useful.
I never use a caculator on a computer. I much
rather would pull out my TI 86 or something
simpler.