I'll admit that this is one of the coolest features that until I read your post, didn't know it existed. After adding Google my second search keyword was 'imdb' because I'm constantly going to IMDB.com and I hated having to go there and then type in the search box. Now I know I'll waste the rest of my work day trying to find other sites that I need a shortcut for!!
I'm wondering why the Slashdot search box doesn't work?
Yeah, the Earth Simulator http://www.es.jamstec.go.jp/ does try to do this, however it does a vast number of other things as well. The other systems focus on more specific incident (such as Ivan), thus more computing power is aim'd at a short-term problem.
Earth Simulator does - Atmosphere & Ocean Simulation, Solid Earth Simulation, Multiscale Simulation, and Advanced Precipitation Simulations. (And other cooperative projects).
.... the RIAA and MPAA sue Internet2 as being a potential source for copyright violations by being able to steal a movie in 4 seconds or an album in 0.0003 seconds.
Forget laser guided missiles. Go after Bin Laden with old Satelites and save millions of dollars.
And at the same time, we might all get a Free Taco if Taco Bell marketers would be so kind as to mail Bin Laden a large target to place over his hideout.
Doesn't everyone know that Stanley Jobson put a virus in the Carnivore program and it's going to take 2 years to get back on schedule?? We don't need to worry about for a long time now.
(for those who don't get out much... he was the hacker in Swordfish played by Hugh Jackman... just go watch the movie)
It was created by Dr. J. Presper Eckert and Dr. John W. Mauchly who worked for Remington Rand Inc. It was started in 1946 and was completely on released on this day, 50 years ago.
Here is a link to more information: UNIVAC History
Currently there are already products out there that do this. One that I use sometimes at work is called FlySwat (www.flyswat.com) and it adds so-called HotSpots on the page that you can click on to take you to the information you need. An example is when I am on a page with the word 'Slashdot', which then shows up with a yellow line under it and when I click it, I have the option to go to www.slashdot.org.
Now there is a difference here because FlySwat was installed by me with a choice whereas IE 6.0 will have this 'feature' enabled by default and it takes you to www.microsoft.com URLs.
If MS wants to have this feature in IE 6.0 it will have to leave it up to the user whether or not to have it enabled.
What is the difference from making a fake e-signature and defrauding a company then signing a fake check and defrauding a company? Nothing! Non-electronic and Non-internet-but-electronic fraud costs companies millions and millions of dollars a year.
Obvisouly there are going to extensive problems with this that will take alot of time and planning to get around but if companies use current antifraud measures against this it will save alot of money and legal battles.
It is something new but also something that is needed. As everything moves into the digital realm it is best to get legal issues like this figured out before the corporate world takes more control of the net.
Network Solutions says it will take all of the proceeds *upto* the Registration fees.
My question is: Is there a minimum bid price? Otherwise instead of paying the $35 a year, I let my domain expire, then bid my $0.02 for a domain name that no one wants and end up paying $0.02 a year compared to $35.
Maybe you want to do some research before saying something like this. Sorry but when you say there are far less *NIX exploits your head must be up your @$$. I really don't want to go into the details of why these numbers are like this I just wanted to point out that your statement is utterly nieve. Why trying to prove a point, you can't just have a conclusion, but also points (premises) to back up your claim.
Yes it is outdated, and yes it's not object oriented but it has it good points. Our school program (4 years ago) had programming in Turing for a year to get use to the concept of programming. This step could be skipped for most computer literate kids. Then Learning in Turbo Pascal. You learn alot of the basics of programming in a realy simple language. You can extend to file system - taking in/out files etc. And also make some cheap games like Space Invaders or Pong or as I did - AI Tic Tac Toe. With Pascal you can move onto Delphi which is perfect because it takes Pascal and just makes it object oriented. Honestly that is probably one of the best ways to learn.
Slashdot Mirror
I'll admit that this is one of the coolest features that until I read your post, didn't know it existed. After adding Google my second search keyword was 'imdb' because I'm constantly going to IMDB.com and I hated having to go there and then type in the search box. Now I know I'll waste the rest of my work day trying to find other sites that I need a shortcut for!!
I'm wondering why the Slashdot search box doesn't work?
-Sawb
This isn't about a (sentinal) computer system that does the real work. Directly from the article on Globe&Mail.
"Rather, its chief purpose is to enable police to check and cross-reference evidence that has emerged in other investigations."
... are new servers to GriffinTechnology. That was a quick Slashdotting.
Google cache
should include more animation.
/goatse.cx command and your avatar ... er, won't go there.
Nothing funnier than having your friend make fun of you and you execute the
Yeah, the Earth Simulator http://www.es.jamstec.go.jp/ does try to do this, however it does a vast number of other things as well. The other systems focus on more specific incident (such as Ivan), thus more computing power is aim'd at a short-term problem.
Earth Simulator does - Atmosphere & Ocean Simulation, Solid Earth Simulation, Multiscale Simulation, and Advanced Precipitation Simulations. (And other cooperative projects).
.... the RIAA and MPAA sue Internet2 as being a potential source for copyright violations by being able to steal a movie in 4 seconds or an album in 0.0003 seconds.
Ironic that the server once producing the cloud image, is now producing a cloud of smoke
Forget laser guided missiles. Go after Bin Laden with old Satelites and save millions of dollars.
And at the same time, we might all get a Free Taco if Taco Bell marketers would be so kind as to mail Bin Laden a large target to place over his hideout.
Doesn't everyone know that Stanley Jobson put a virus in the Carnivore program and it's going to take 2 years to get back on schedule?? We don't need to worry about for a long time now.
... he was the hacker in Swordfish played by Hugh Jackman ... just go watch the movie)
(for those who don't get out much
It was created by Dr. J. Presper Eckert and Dr. John W. Mauchly who worked for Remington Rand Inc. It was started in 1946 and was completely on released on this day, 50 years ago.
Here is a link to more information: UNIVAC History
Currently there are already products out there that do this. One that I use sometimes at work is called FlySwat (www.flyswat.com) and it adds so-called HotSpots on the page that you can click on to take you to the information you need. An example is when I am on a page with the word 'Slashdot', which then shows up with a yellow line under it and when I click it, I have the option to go to www.slashdot.org.
Now there is a difference here because FlySwat was installed by me with a choice whereas IE 6.0 will have this 'feature' enabled by default and it takes you to www.microsoft.com URLs.
If MS wants to have this feature in IE 6.0 it will have to leave it up to the user whether or not to have it enabled.
everyone take off their hats and look at them :)
.... that defeats the question.
Oh wait
Great! The haunting repeatative song 'Its a small world after all' can follow you around the whole park, with no loss of sound quality.
Probably some little kids playing with GI Joe that didn't know how to speak in proper sentances.
Woooh, its too early on a Friday. Didn't mean to pick April but oh well, with Mir you never know.
2001-04-21 14:26:01
:)
So I get the "Lameness filter encountered. Post aborted." because before I added this annoying blurb, the system thought I had too many caps.
Before the text: 0
After the text: 9
Geeeeee, that makes sense now
What is the difference from making a fake e-signature and defrauding a company then signing a fake check and defrauding a company? Nothing! Non-electronic and Non-internet-but-electronic fraud costs companies millions and millions of dollars a year.
.END RANT
Obvisouly there are going to extensive problems with this that will take alot of time and planning to get around but if companies use current antifraud measures against this it will save alot of money and legal battles.
It is something new but also something that is needed. As everything moves into the digital realm it is best to get legal issues like this figured out before the corporate world takes more control of the net.
Actually it depends on your pay. The more money you make, the more percentage the government takes.
Network Solutions says it will take all of the proceeds *upto* the Registration fees.
My question is: Is there a minimum bid price? Otherwise instead of paying the $35 a year, I let my domain expire, then bid my $0.02 for a domain name that no one wants and end up paying $0.02 a year compared to $35.
Comments? Mods?
My girlfriend was more than happy to fool around in the almost empty movie theatre for the whole 2 hours.
Can I say I love this movie?
uNF
(Hopefully the HTML worked
Maybe you want to do some research before saying something like this. Sorry but when you say there are far less *NIX exploits your head must be up your @$$. I really don't want to go into the details of why these numbers are like this I just wanted to point out that your statement is utterly nieve. Why trying to prove a point, you can't just have a conclusion, but also points (premises) to back up your claim.
Yes it is outdated, and yes it's not object oriented but it has it good points. Our school program (4 years ago) had programming in Turing for a year to get use to the concept of programming. This step could be skipped for most computer literate kids. Then Learning in Turbo Pascal. You learn alot of the basics of programming in a realy simple language. You can extend to file system - taking in/out files etc. And also make some cheap games like Space Invaders or Pong or as I did - AI Tic Tac Toe. With Pascal you can move onto Delphi which is perfect because it takes Pascal and just makes it object oriented. Honestly that is probably one of the best ways to learn.