One time pads are easy to implement, and something along the same lines of digital instant scratch off tickets. They're also easy to screw up because the basic governing rules of a One Time Pad are: Random, and Never Used Twice.
One Time Pads should be teachable in ComSci 201, and in very few lines of code (given that the pad is stored in a file somewhere).
Zune has an operating system just like any modern cell phone does, or Apple's iPod. Apple may be the "lead" of DRM for media players, but the Zune is what adds DRM to all music. Therefore, as playing music is an intricate part of the operation of the Zune, and Microsoft designed the OS for it, I contend my argument to be valid.
Well, if a quantum computer oculd exist, it does and doesn't exist; therefore there must be a quantum computer.
On a quantum computer, his code is running and not running at the same time. Therefore, his code is running in a crashed state. We're screwed.
(types $world/0 into his quantum computer)
I work for a CPA / audit company. In one Bank's report, we issued a finding that their core system (which tracks all their money) was located on the bathroom floor. I can't recall if it was a publicly accessible bathroom, but I wouldn't be too suprised.
I worked briefly for a small phone company (2 weeks... we rather didn't get along), and one of their central office phone switches was very amusing (for perspective, one CO switch takes up many racks, in this case about 10). They also had a problem with roof leaks. I think it had something to do with a squirrel, but I don't recall how the squirrel might have fit into the story. They solved this by placing 2 inch deep clear plastic trays above the racks with a drain installed in the bottom of them.
See comments above, but basically large HVAC systems (Lieberts come to mind) having humidifier cycles that pump water into the air, and an air conditioner (or, more simply, heat pump) naturally removes water from the air. That creates circumstances for both incoming water lines and drains.
Use Bacula. Support for HFS+ resource forks, and many other useful features one comes to love about backup software (when one must use it). http://www.bacula.org/
I do think that this may have been one case where politicians listened. The HAM community has always had a large group strongly backing morse code requirements.
It is true that UDP is connectionless, but stateful firewalls do track UDP conversations as "connections." This is why, for example, DNS requests going out can be answered without unrequested inbound UDP traffic sent anywhere.
They make their money by providing a service. It's not a lot different from the bay doors at an automechanic being shut all day long. They still have costs, and can't charge for fixing cars because they can't get any in the door. It's still real money they're paying out, and real money they can't make that they otherwise would have.
Why would somebody go through the extra effort to avoid harvesting/.?
It probably doesn't pay off that much in their minds, despite the minefield of net admins on here.
Well, first because its in the politics section, and second because it's such a universally relevant piece of news that warrants thoughtful discussion.
I found out first about the WTC plane crashes on Slashdot. While everything else was a mess, Slashdot proved to be the best resouce. Sometimes the site can serve a better place by being more than just tech and yet not lose its roots.
They won the case against the version of the PATRIOT act which has already expired. The judge didn't rule on the current version. It really wasn't a waste.
I use these settings for iptables and tc on my network gateway box for ensuring that even when it's under heavy upload & download conditions, latency will still be low (my ssh sessions used to kind of suck). The idea is the link can always be fully utilized, no one grouping of traffic gets the entire reservation group, and things should (and have) remained fast for all.
If you can't figure this out between the advanced ip routing documentation (google) and my script, get in touch with me and I'd be happy to consult for your client to implement a suitable solution.
Maine would like to contend with you on the tax rate. We claim first going back to 1998. Of course, the statistics chosen will skew the result, but it's definitely problematic up here.
I am aware there's definitely a fair number of over-zealous blacklists, but I've had an extremely good experience using cbl.abuseat.org as a blacklist source, and haven't encountered any false-positives while perusing my mail logs.
All new hardware from major manufacturers will support DRM standards. If the data stream is protected, the media appliance will acknowledge and honor the DRM lock and you will be unable to do more with the content than is allowed by the DRM lock. This is reality and it is already here.
All serfs will support their Lords. If their Lord demands something the serfs will acknowledge and honor the demand and you will be unable to do anything but obey. This is reality and it is already here. Honor thy Lord & King.
No... damn that. I will never accept such a thing and be happy with it because you tell me "that's just the way it is." Blacks are slaves and women don't vote. That's just they way it is.
Yes, and every time I forget to stash my Swiss army knife in my luggage... or anything else stupid that gets confiscated, I'm rolling my eyes while I think of the two lithium ion batteries I'm bringing abord and how nastily they'd react with water.
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One time pads are easy to implement, and something along the same lines of digital instant scratch off tickets. They're also easy to screw up because the basic governing rules of a One Time Pad are: Random, and Never Used Twice. One Time Pads should be teachable in ComSci 201, and in very few lines of code (given that the pad is stored in a file somewhere).
Zune has an operating system just like any modern cell phone does, or Apple's iPod. Apple may be the "lead" of DRM for media players, but the Zune is what adds DRM to all music. Therefore, as playing music is an intricate part of the operation of the Zune, and Microsoft designed the OS for it, I contend my argument to be valid.
Exhibit A) Zune
Well, if a quantum computer oculd exist, it does and doesn't exist; therefore there must be a quantum computer. On a quantum computer, his code is running and not running at the same time. Therefore, his code is running in a crashed state. We're screwed. (types $world/0 into his quantum computer)
Especially focus on validating usernames and passwords against an SQL database. That's my favorite.
I work for a CPA / audit company. In one Bank's report, we issued a finding that their core system (which tracks all their money) was located on the bathroom floor. I can't recall if it was a publicly accessible bathroom, but I wouldn't be too suprised.
I worked briefly for a small phone company (2 weeks... we rather didn't get along), and one of their central office phone switches was very amusing (for perspective, one CO switch takes up many racks, in this case about 10). They also had a problem with roof leaks. I think it had something to do with a squirrel, but I don't recall how the squirrel might have fit into the story. They solved this by placing 2 inch deep clear plastic trays above the racks with a drain installed in the bottom of them.
See comments above, but basically large HVAC systems (Lieberts come to mind) having humidifier cycles that pump water into the air, and an air conditioner (or, more simply, heat pump) naturally removes water from the air. That creates circumstances for both incoming water lines and drains.
The confusion comes from the fact that the 7780 horsepower is PER CYLINDER. What this really is, though, is a super torque monster.
Use Bacula. Support for HFS+ resource forks, and many other useful features one comes to love about backup software (when one must use it). http://www.bacula.org/
I do think that this may have been one case where politicians listened. The HAM community has always had a large group strongly backing morse code requirements.
It is true that UDP is connectionless, but stateful firewalls do track UDP conversations as "connections." This is why, for example, DNS requests going out can be answered without unrequested inbound UDP traffic sent anywhere.
They make their money by providing a service. It's not a lot different from the bay doors at an automechanic being shut all day long. They still have costs, and can't charge for fixing cars because they can't get any in the door. It's still real money they're paying out, and real money they can't make that they otherwise would have.
Just tell me where we found a Border Collie crazier than Jon Katz...
Ya HAD to dig up Jon Katz? It's like... well, it SHOULD be the Godwin's law of /.
My understanding is that the fair housing law doesn't apply if they're living in the same unit as you.
Why would somebody go through the extra effort to avoid harvesting /.?
It probably doesn't pay off that much in their minds, despite the minefield of net admins on here.
I found out first about the WTC plane crashes on Slashdot. While everything else was a mess, Slashdot proved to be the best resouce. Sometimes the site can serve a better place by being more than just tech and yet not lose its roots.
They won the case against the version of the PATRIOT act which has already expired. The judge didn't rule on the current version. It really wasn't a waste.
Maine would like to contend with you on the tax rate. We claim first going back to 1998. Of course, the statistics chosen will skew the result, but it's definitely problematic up here.
I am aware there's definitely a fair number of over-zealous blacklists, but I've had an extremely good experience using cbl.abuseat.org as a blacklist source, and haven't encountered any false-positives while perusing my mail logs.
No... damn that. I will never accept such a thing and be happy with it because you tell me "that's just the way it is." Blacks are slaves and women don't vote. That's just they way it is.
Ah, yes, time to throw the lincoln in the scrap heap because it needs a new shock obsorber. Let's go back to the Pinto!
False sense of security? Hell yes.