The long nights with the kids in bed and no need to rise early are just perfect for rewriting the text of an Internet-Draft that will become an RFC that registers a new top-level MIME media type.
The UCI document indicates that all WWW traffic is given clear passage. This presumably means that SOAP traffic will also be unregulated. What if a new generation of P2P clients starts to use SOAP as its communications protocol? Then the P2P traffic
will be flowing through ports currently identified as WWW, and the traffic shapers will have no way to distinguish between P2P and WWW.
... or perhaps that should read, amounts of astronomical data.
The Sloan Digital Sky Survey participants often need to be able to replicate their database of astronomical objects.
This is about a terabyte of data. One of their collaborators has a (ugh, Microsoft Word document) on why
Tera-Scale Sneaker Net is the cheapest and fastest way to do it.
The US Department of Defense paid untold millions
for zero bytes, which means there is a divide by zero error in this hypothesis. Recall that when the war on terror began the DOD bought all the time that Ikonos was over Afghanistan. This was effectively to ensure that it produced zero bytes of information.
20 years ago (yes, that means that the references
are mostly available only as dead trees)
people were joking that compiler writers were
going to have to develop new skills. This was
because DOD had outlined a plan to move all
defense-related coding to the ADA language as
implemented on machines with the "Nebula architecture".
It looks to me as if the keychain process does not
do much more than is done by the
shell script described here.
The allegory
gives a classical view of key management.
Re:Star Trek similarities unsurprising.
on
Andromeda
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Andromeda is even more directly a rework of Roddenberry's
Genesis II TV pilot. The name of the main character
was Dylan Hunt, who originally was a NASA scientist experimenting with suspended animation in 1979. Something went wrong, and he awoke in a post-holocaust, societally-fragmented year 2133 as the only person left on the planet who understood much of the technology left lying around.
This pilot failed to sell
(in an era dominated by Planet of the Apes and Bionics), but the series concept was tried once
more as Planet Earth which also did not sell. Majel starred in both of them.
I don't see ads. I don't see the on/.
I don't see them on CNN. I don't see the on
Salon. I don't see them on my local newspaper.
It's called Internet Junkbuster and I pay nothing for it.
I perceive a business model where you run out of
an ingredient for dinner, run to your computer
with the empty box, scan it, and somebody in a
truck drives up with more.
I plea for the deprecation of the term
"zero emissions vehicle" (ZEV) in favor of
"emissions elsewhere vehicle" (EEV), for that
is what they really are.
Yup, me too. MAPS is too good a thing to see dismantled. Any legal system that attempts to thwart it is working on the side of evil and not good. In any case, yesmail is history for the domains that matter to me.
Are we going to have companies which simply maintain large computers for performing standard tasks like voice recognition and Web searching on behalf of mobile users?
And are they really going to do this for free? The name of the MIT project recalls Heinlein's lunar colonies where it was incumbent on everyone to pay for the privilege of breathing, for on the moon oxygen was not free. Although it is forseeable that computing will someday be so ubiquitous, there will be a long interval while we still have to pay for the air.
Unless I'm mistaken Dickinson has just guaranteed the eventual starvation of all lawyers. He admits that he would permit a patent of a legal argument if it were software. As soon as the first software lawyer becomes presentable in court, all other lawyers are going to have their arguments taken by the software developers of CyberLawyer1.0
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The long nights with the kids in bed and no need to rise early are just perfect for rewriting the text of an Internet-Draft that will become an RFC that registers a new top-level MIME media type.
The UCI document indicates that all WWW traffic is given clear passage. This presumably means that SOAP traffic will also be unregulated. What if a new generation of P2P clients starts to use SOAP as its communications protocol? Then the P2P traffic will be flowing through ports currently identified as WWW, and the traffic shapers will have no way to distinguish between P2P and WWW.
Anyone who is planning on the authorities being unable to prosecute an incident of mass civil disobedience should go rent a copy of Spartacus.
... or perhaps that should read, amounts of astronomical data. The Sloan Digital Sky Survey participants often need to be able to replicate their database of astronomical objects. This is about a terabyte of data. One of their collaborators has a (ugh, Microsoft Word document) on why Tera-Scale Sneaker Net is the cheapest and fastest way to do it.
I suppose this means that sites will want to switch to Linux/Apache in order to avoid being incapacitated when linked by Slashdot?
The US Department of Defense paid untold millions for zero bytes, which means there is a divide by zero error in this hypothesis. Recall that when the war on terror began the DOD bought all the time that Ikonos was over Afghanistan. This was effectively to ensure that it produced zero bytes of information.
It didn't happen then.
I'm not worried now.
The allegory gives a classical view of key management.
This pilot failed to sell (in an era dominated by Planet of the Apes and Bionics), but the series concept was tried once more as Planet Earth which also did not sell. Majel starred in both of them.
I don't see ads. I don't see the on /.
I don't see them on CNN. I don't see the on
Salon. I don't see them on my local newspaper.
It's called Internet Junkbuster and I pay nothing for it.
everything the US government has ever released and a whole lot more is at GIS Data Depot and links referenced therein
Quick, patent this idea before they do.
I plea for the deprecation of the term "zero emissions vehicle" (ZEV) in favor of "emissions elsewhere vehicle" (EEV), for that is what they really are.
Yup, me too. MAPS is too good a thing to see dismantled. Any legal system that attempts to thwart it is working on the side of evil and not good. In any case, yesmail is history for the domains that matter to me.
And are they really going to do this for free? The name of the MIT project recalls Heinlein's lunar colonies where it was incumbent on everyone to pay for the privilege of breathing, for on the moon oxygen was not free. Although it is forseeable that computing will someday be so ubiquitous, there will be a long interval while we still have to pay for the air.
Unless I'm mistaken Dickinson has just guaranteed the eventual starvation of all lawyers. He admits that he would permit a patent of a legal argument if it were software. As soon as the first software lawyer becomes presentable in court, all other lawyers are going to have their arguments taken by the software developers of CyberLawyer1.0