Only problem is if you use this tech you'd still have to put pads on the outside, or at least very near the skin to have enough temperature-difference to actually be able to get any reasonable amount of power...
Actually, a while back some guys at the university of washington verified newton at 0.2mm... Don't have a link, sorry, just a newspaper article... (paper. Ugh.)
Depending on the mp3 encoder and you using the exact same settings, you might be able to get an mp3 to encode the same from a decoding, however chances are small... However, if you didn't hear the difference to begin with...
So lets say http://www.microsoft.nl and http://www.microsoft.be aren't vulnerable then? (sorry, couldn't resist...) (just two of the three I happened to check. On the plus side, www.microsoft.de is still running IIS 3.0 so it's safe from this one...)
Have you tried a named pipe? Admitted, you can't get ioctls, but for most stuff it's enough. I admit, this would be nice, but I don't think it's high prio.
Agreed, iirc it's being worked on.
Being worked on too, again iirc.
Why? Unless you want to put the whole video-card driver from X/berlin/whatever into the kernel, I really don't see the benefit.
Being worked on (or at least discussed)
Been done. There's a patch for 2.0, it's been ported to 2.2 I think. Some day someone'll port it to 2.4 (It could be you...:-)
Been discussed a lot, linus doesn't like any sacrifices for this...
Yup
Yup
Ehmm, capabilities, ACLs, etc. I think as you've just stated, it already exists.
Actually, nearly all virii kill the host cell. They 'reproduce' inside the cell, the cell eventually dies, and the newly created virus particles leave the host.
An md5 checksum is a 128 bit number. Programs however, display it to the user in hexdecimal, giving a string of 32 chars. As hexadecimal only has 16 digits, you have absolutely no chance of finding a P in a hexadecimal number:-).
The number of possible md5sums is of course 2^128=340282366920938463463374607431768211456
Hosts.deny is only for software which uses tcpwrappers, which is only meant for servers. Not to mention the terrible access-times a big hosts.deny file would give due to the fact that it's pretty loosly parsed plain-text...
Then again, he did do a lot of his groundwork when he was a lot younger, iirc his obsession with fermat's last theorem started when he was twelve or something.
Sorry, but I think that even if you do give them parachutes (and a plane to jump out of), the hedgehogs still have a very slim chance of actually catching a bat...
Hardly. Netscape keeps it's cookies in memory until you exit it, so all cookies work perfectly as long as you don't quit netscape. What I do is add the cookies I want to.netscape/cookies, then chmod 440 it... You get all the site logins etc you want, but all the non-approved cookies go away as soon as you quit netscape...
One time pads are completely unbreakable (read "Applied Cryptography" if you doubt me). Yes, of course, I didn't claim they where.
The problem is, if you want to use a OTP, you can't have a key smaller than the plaintext. This does have a key smaller than the plaintext, hence it is not a OTP, hence it is not proven secure.
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Only problem is if you use this tech you'd still have to put pads on the outside, or at least very near the skin to have enough temperature-difference to actually be able to get any reasonable amount of power...
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luke...Apart from it being water... (right? Right...?)
Wouldn't doing the deinterlacing before encoding give much better compression ratios?
Actually, a while back some guys at the university of washington verified newton at 0.2mm... Don't have a link, sorry, just a newspaper article... (paper. Ugh.)
Doh, got too smug with myself, I forgot to actually think :) .. it was ofcourse Sterling Hayden
peter sellers. imdb is your friend.
Expert systems are AI too. Not all AI will eventually evolve to a sentient being.
just fill in the nice form and it's yours.
Depending on the mp3 encoder and you using the exact same settings, you might be able to get an mp3 to encode the same from a decoding, however chances are small... However, if you didn't hear the difference to begin with...
So lets say http://www.microsoft.nl and http://www.microsoft.be aren't vulnerable then? (sorry, couldn't resist...) (just two of the three I happened to check. On the plus side, www.microsoft.de is still running IIS 3.0 so it's safe from this one...)
Actually, nearly all virii kill the host cell. They 'reproduce' inside the cell, the cell eventually dies, and the newly created virus particles leave the host.
An md5 checksum is a 128 bit number. Programs however, display it to the user in hexdecimal, giving a string of 32 chars. As hexadecimal only has 16 digits, you have absolutely no chance of finding a P in a hexadecimal number :-).
The number of possible md5sums is of course 2^128=340282366920938463463374607431768211456
Like so many things, it does if you configure it correctly. loadkeys, xmodmap, the like. See www.linuxdoc.org
Hosts.deny is only for software which uses tcpwrappers, which is only meant for servers. Not to mention the terrible access-times a big hosts.deny file would give due to the fact that it's pretty loosly parsed plain-text...
Though iirc it kills any and all hardware accel....
IIRC neotrace uses DNS loc entries... (Yes, just as forgeable)
Then again, he did do a lot of his groundwork when he was a lot younger, iirc his obsession with fermat's last theorem started when he was twelve or something.
how could it be an african hedgehog? African hedgehogs are non-migratory!
Are you sure? I thought that was just with the brittish RIP (or whatever it's called) act...
Sorry, but I think that even if you do give them parachutes (and a plane to jump out of), the hedgehogs still have a very slim chance of actually catching a bat...
How exactly does receiving something illegal involuntarily make you a criminal?
Hardly. Netscape keeps it's cookies in memory until you exit it, so all cookies work perfectly as long as you don't quit netscape. What I do is add the cookies I want to .netscape/cookies, then chmod 440 it... You get all the site logins etc you want, but all the non-approved cookies go away as soon as you quit netscape...
One time pads are completely unbreakable (read "Applied Cryptography" if you doubt me).
Yes, of course, I didn't claim they where.
The problem is, if you want to use a OTP, you can't have a key smaller than the plaintext. This does have a key smaller than the plaintext, hence it is not a OTP, hence it is not proven secure.