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Why shouldn't all decoding be moved out to the speakers? Just send them binary data and let the analog rendering be done as far from the noisy elements of the computer as possible.
The server needs to send packets to the client..so has to know and route the ipv6 return addresses.
The servers have to go first in my opinion. Anyone who wants to run an internet -addressable- business will need to run dual stacks for a while.
Once the -servers- are addressable via ipv6, then the clients will have somewhere to "go", and they can be migrated.
Personally, the ipv6 thing seems like a fiasco, and they should have found a way to extend ipv4. There is a lot of available space in an ipv4 header. More than enough to solve the addressing problems.
It is VERY usefull for many legit things. Not even security related things. But it also has features that might raise eyebrows and even NortonAv defines it as a hacking tool.
While I can replace the functionality easily (and have), it is great to have it everywhere in case I need it. Its there, it works, and its easy to type.
Does this trend mean that we will have to have -sanitized- versions of popular tools like nc?
So right now we have a flat address space of 32bits or so. Why not create multiple internets, one per country lets say. Everyone gets to keep their existing internet address. Its just encapsulated within a country network.
In order to get to country A address B.B.B.B you have to use a route. Each ISP would have a special router address that would send packets to that country accross a "dedidcated" connection. Your computer would know that when DNS assigns a "zip" for a particular connection, it locks the routing for those packets to go out via the local ISP dedicated router address.
Your computer knows what router to use because it got the "zip code" for that route when it did the DNS lookup.
Yes, I realize there would be problems. But perhaps less problems then with IPv6 adoption?
This is moving to a hierarchial model. And the extra address space comes from the routing tables.
Lying to a police officer is a crime. Identity theft is a crime.
There is probable cause to believe that the passenger was involved. She heard the driver give the officer a false identity right? Maybe enough to question her.
She knew the driver, would you let a stranger drive your car? Or she was under duress. Is the passenger still alive? Maybe this was a carjack. Maybe the passenger is in trouble.
Once they have identified the correct identity of the driver, then you should pursue criminal charges. Then you can sue for damages.
Point out to the police that the people used a false identity probably because they were a fugitive. They didnt just "happen" to have your identity....they planned ahead.
These are just ideas. I have never experienced what you went through and I hope I never do.
Driving without a license. Driving without proof of ID Driving without proof of Insurance
Driving a car not registered in your name. Was the car stolen too?
They make you sign the ticket right? Signatures dont match whats on record; the have an image of that right? They have an image of your face from DMV right..and these great cars cannot receive an image?
Automatic failover to another machine in a hardware failure. You can resize filesytems while mounted. Add hard disks while the system is booted. Add PCI cards while the system is running. Support partitioning the multiple CPUs into separate "machines" disable a CPU that is malfunctioning and keep running.
Basically you never have to shut a large AIX system down.
Which is good because they take a really long time to boot (the big ones)
Radio stations were so bad for so long that people stopped listening to the -primary- venue for new groups and songs and just listened to the old stuff. People stopped getting excited about new groups and new alblums and stopped buying.
And now Radio cant come back because the quality is so bad compared with what they are used to listening to now.
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1. How do you bend light without passing it through matter or using a grav field that will crush the experiment?
2. If they can bend light, why are we using electron beams for crt's?
3. If you could build loops of light can they be modulated to store information and read it back again?
Given that granny's computer is probably a lot faster than computers used to be, is it worth sending the text/markup data to her compressed?
The browser can transparently uncompress and display a compressed html stream.
Is anyone compressing in-line these days? Or is most of the bandwidth for casual browsing being taken up by images and flash?
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This does not seem like a big plus for McCain, but maybe people like what she did for HP. Or what she did to HP.
Its only an improvement if the features work and are reliable and do not cause any other problems or side-effects.
Wow, what a great program.
Why shouldn't all decoding be moved out to the speakers? Just send them binary data and let
the analog rendering be done as far from the noisy elements of the computer as possible.
The server needs to send packets to the client..so has to know
and route the ipv6 return addresses.
The servers have to go first in my opinion. Anyone who wants to run
an internet -addressable- business will need to run dual stacks for
a while.
Once the -servers- are addressable via ipv6, then the clients will have
somewhere to "go", and they can be migrated.
Personally, the ipv6 thing seems like a fiasco, and they should have found
a way to extend ipv4. There is a lot of available space in an ipv4 header.
More than enough to solve the addressing problems.
Granted, the userbase does not represent a cross-section of the general population. But it would still be nice to see the stats for the UserAgent.
Or, a win a free appearance on Americas Favorite Game Show: The Running Man!
YES!
Hello, this is Killian. Give me the Justice Department, Entertainment Division.
I think you spell that with an N
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fictional_materials_in_the_Stargate_universe#Naqahdah
Something physical brought behind your defenses that attacks you un-awares.
Brick, mortar, tiles, whatever is heavy and cheap to put in there.
I have been avoiding Best Buy for a while now. Too bad, because they
just put one in my area.
Exactly how am I going to know when I have "Agreed" to these audits?
Is vista on every desktop in Microsoft? If not, why not?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/When_Gravity_Fails
The assumption of the ISP is that the ads are rated "G".
Simply buy ads from their service that will offend all their
users.
The amazing health and psychological benefits of abortion
ought to do it. And at the bottom: This ad brought to you
by your friendly neighborhood ISP.
It is VERY usefull for many legit things. Not even security related
things. But it also has features that might raise eyebrows and even
NortonAv defines it as a hacking tool.
While I can replace the functionality easily (and have), it is great
to have it everywhere in case I need it. Its there, it works, and its
easy to type.
Does this trend mean that we will have to have -sanitized- versions
of popular tools like nc?
So right now we have a flat address space of 32bits or so. Why not
create multiple internets, one per country lets say. Everyone
gets to keep their existing internet address. Its just encapsulated
within a country network.
In order to get to country A address B.B.B.B you have to use
a route. Each ISP would have a special router address that would
send packets to that country accross a "dedidcated" connection. Your
computer would know that when DNS assigns a "zip" for a particular
connection, it locks the routing for those packets to go out via
the local ISP dedicated router address.
Your computer knows what router to use because it got the "zip code"
for that route when it did the DNS lookup.
Yes, I realize there would be problems. But perhaps less problems then
with IPv6 adoption?
This is moving to a hierarchial model. And the extra address space
comes from the routing tables.
Its just an idea. Please be kind.
Lying to a police officer is a crime.
Identity theft is a crime.
There is probable cause to believe that the passenger was involved.
She heard the driver give the officer a false identity right?
Maybe enough to question her.
She knew the driver, would you let a stranger drive your car?
Or she was under duress. Is the passenger still alive? Maybe
this was a carjack. Maybe the passenger is in trouble.
Once they have identified the correct identity of the driver,
then you should pursue criminal charges. Then you can sue
for damages.
Point out to the police that the people used a false identity
probably because they were a fugitive. They didnt just "happen"
to have your identity....they planned ahead.
These are just ideas. I have never experienced what you went
through and I hope I never do.
So they were...
Driving without a license.
Driving without proof of ID
Driving without proof of Insurance
Driving a car not registered in your name. Was the car stolen too?
They make you sign the ticket right? Signatures dont match whats on record;
the have an image of that right? They have an image of your face from DMV
right..and these great cars cannot receive an image?
So who's car were they in?
I think other connections are supported now, but its been
a while. Still, rs232 is reliable in a restricted area like
that.
And there really isnt any other use for the ports anymore.
Automatic failover to another machine in a hardware failure.
You can resize filesytems while mounted.
Add hard disks while the system is booted.
Add PCI cards while the system is running.
Support partitioning the multiple CPUs into separate "machines"
disable a CPU that is malfunctioning and keep running.
Basically you never have to shut a large AIX system down.
Which is good because they take a really long time to boot (the big ones)
Radio stations were so bad for so long that people stopped
listening to the -primary- venue for new groups and songs and
just listened to the old stuff. People stopped getting excited
about new groups and new alblums and stopped buying.
And now Radio cant come back because the quality is so bad
compared with what they are used to listening to now.