If the great benefit is allowing people to hide from censorship, how about having a whitelist of sites that can be visited through your Tor Server?
A good start might be all the appicable sites currently blocked by the great firewall of China (e.g. BBC and goolge).
I know I'd be a lot happier to run a server if I knew that my computer would not be publicly accessing dodgy stuff.
Admittedly this would somewhat limit the usefullness of the tool, and there is always the question of who decides what is on the list, but given the potentail number of new people that would start running servers I think it would be good if this was at least an option.
According to the BBC the predicted number of years until the oil runs out has actaully increased since the 70s (based on proven reserves and assuming consumption remains constant).
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Actual the Sansa is 1.35" x 2.17" x 0.65" = 1.90 cubic inches = 5 shuffles, but your point still stands.
"Of course since the debt is growing and growing it takes a bigger clock to measure it each time. Thus solving the problem once and for all!"
If the great benefit is allowing people to hide from censorship, how about having a whitelist of sites that can be visited through your Tor Server?
A good start might be all the appicable sites currently blocked by the great firewall of China (e.g. BBC and goolge).
I know I'd be a lot happier to run a server if I knew that my computer would not be publicly accessing dodgy stuff.
Admittedly this would somewhat limit the usefullness of the tool, and there is always the question of who decides what is on the list, but given the potentail number of new people that would start running servers I think it would be good if this was at least an option.
According to the BBC the predicted number of years until the oil runs out has actaully increased since the 70s (based on proven reserves and assuming consumption remains constant).
2^128 = 10^(128 * log 2) ~= 10^38.53
So 2^128 10^80.
In fact there is only 1 IP addresses for every 10^41.47 particules
Very roughly 1 IP for every 10^15kg of matter in the unverse.
'World's largest 20" OLED full color display'
I'm I the only one that thinks 'world's smallest 20" display' would be more impressive"
are you trying to get a job as a slashdot editor?
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BSOD?
5. The Earth was built by the mice as a computer, the only such planet or computer ever built
The whole argument relies on the fact that the earth is unique - hence there can't be another one.
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Don't you mean Standardise! :)