You need to blame that weird one-legged hooker for that problem, not playboy.com. Your boys told you know, but that 5 bucks was just burning a hole in your pocket.
In all seriousness, apparently very little. How does your sentence even make sense? What aspect of RC5? The distrubted.net application of finding the key through brute force? The encryption itself? If the latter, how does that even begin to make sense? Which RC5 encryption level? 64? We aren't even really discussing encryption to begin with, we're discusssing distributed computing applications. I can't even begin to fathom the logic behind your sentence.
Distributed.Net was NOT about encryption. It was about proving that distributed computing applications have merit, encryption was just the chosen application to prove that. Also, during the rc5-64 run, math and logic errors were found in the algorithm, so it wasn't all brute force. If you honestly think that the application is invalid because no one country could put that many computers together to pose a threat to our security, you're wrong.
This is "intelligent conversation 101". You want sensationalist microsoft bashing for script kiddies and software pirates 213"; it's down the hall and to the left.
Maybe, but I don't see them going all the way as to more or less threaten the government of an entire country. What will be interesting is if the acquital stands and all companies that see their future in mod chip selling move to Australia. Microsoft would not be happy, to say the least, and we could order them from Australia direct to our doorstep. Which, of course, could lead to the potentially hilariously pathetic situation of Microsoft threatening our government concerning the import of such chips. Australia's one thing, but under no circumstances could Microsoft afford to come through on a threat like that with the USA.
I'm assuming you're having trouble differentiating between seeing a an object in the air you can't describe, and some redneck that says aliens implanted a mind control device in his dog.
1. Live in Vegas, the town you were born in 2. Get really interesting job 3. Because job exist in a casino, and casino's employ strippers, dating coworkers often results in ultra-fine, sexually adventurous women.
I've seen some of the girls this guy actually dates. Trust me bro, you'd saw your nuts off with a butter knife just for a photo.
I know a guy that is one of the actors at the Star Trek Experience at the Hilton in Las Vegas. Plays a Farengi. For some reason this guy is a chick magnet to a degree you couldn't even begin to believe. He's been doing it for quite awhile now, and has developed more game than Parker Brothers. I've heard more stories about strippers playing with his "lobes" than I care to. The first few were very intersesting, and made for great Penthouse Forum submittions, though.
I have to go out to Nellis for work occasionally. Last time I was there they had two B-2 Stealth Bombers parked near the runway. Seeing one of those things from the back, I am convinced they are the cause of 95% of saucer-shaped ufo sightings in the last 20 years.
A friend of mine manages a movie theater here in Las Vegas, Nevada. One night, I went to see a movie with my wife, and as I'm coming out, I see my friend and about 3 other managers chasing this little wanna be thug. Kid couldn't of been more than 10 years old. I stook around in the lobby to see what was going on, and about 10 minutes later, the managers come back in dragging this kid. Kid is just screaming obscenities, threating to beat people up that are 4 times his size, etc. My friend comes over to my wife and I and explains that an older woman(55+) had politely asked this kid to stop talking so loud and swearing in the theater, the kid has told her to fuck off, punched her, than ran. He probably would've gotten out of the place but my friend was slacking off and just happened to be in the same theater. So my friend books out, calls more managers, they chase the kid for about a block, tackle him, and bring him back. So the cops show up, and as this point I'm thinking the kid is going to break his exterior and just start crying. Of course, once the cops showed up he bitched out and started crying. The cops were nice enough to let us laugh at him.
About 2 months later I learned that the husband of the older lady ended up suing the mother of the child, a woman who was barely one rung above poverty on the financial latter. I don't whether to feel bad or good about that. I'll go with good, no sympathy for her, especially considering their are a great many number of inner-city mothers that raise respectable, well-behaved kids.
So that's my midly off-topic story, hope you were entertained.
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Whenever I type /played it comes back with "don't worry about it".
Told you no, even.
Me fail english? That' unpossible.
You need to blame that weird one-legged hooker for that problem, not playboy.com. Your boys told you know, but that 5 bucks was just burning a hole in your pocket.
View->Text Size->Largest seems to make things easier. Also, doesn't one of the accessability options in Windows include a magnifying glass?
In all seriousness, apparently very little. How does your sentence even make sense? What aspect of RC5? The distrubted.net application of finding the key through brute force? The encryption itself? If the latter, how does that even begin to make sense? Which RC5 encryption level? 64? We aren't even really discussing encryption to begin with, we're discusssing distributed computing applications. I can't even begin to fathom the logic behind your sentence.
Distributed.Net was NOT about encryption. It was about proving that distributed computing applications have merit, encryption was just the chosen application to prove that. Also, during the rc5-64 run, math and logic errors were found in the algorithm, so it wasn't all brute force. If you honestly think that the application is invalid because no one country could put that many computers together to pose a threat to our security, you're wrong.
This is "intelligent conversation 101". You want sensationalist microsoft bashing for script kiddies and software pirates 213"; it's down the hall and to the left.
Maybe, but I don't see them going all the way as to more or less threaten the government of an entire country. What will be interesting is if the acquital stands and all companies that see their future in mod chip selling move to Australia. Microsoft would not be happy, to say the least, and we could order them from Australia direct to our doorstep. Which, of course, could lead to the potentially hilariously pathetic situation of Microsoft threatening our government concerning the import of such chips. Australia's one thing, but under no circumstances could Microsoft afford to come through on a threat like that with the USA.
I'm going to the Outback restaurant tonight. If I can't get a Fosters, I'm coming for you.
So then WTF does Microsoft care?
Those are the 5% I'm focusing my attention on.
I'm assuming you're having trouble differentiating between seeing a an object in the air you can't describe, and some redneck that says aliens implanted a mind control device in his dog.
In mine, and his defense, it's more like:
1. Live in Vegas, the town you were born in
2. Get really interesting job
3. Because job exist in a casino, and casino's employ strippers, dating coworkers often results in ultra-fine, sexually adventurous women.
I've seen some of the girls this guy actually dates. Trust me bro, you'd saw your nuts off with a butter knife just for a photo.
Except for the fact that I know him through the local lug group.
Unless it's a considerable distance away from you. I don't want to but if I have to I'll draw you a right triangle to help you understand.
I know a guy that is one of the actors at the Star Trek Experience at the Hilton in Las Vegas. Plays a Farengi. For some reason this guy is a chick magnet to a degree you couldn't even begin to believe. He's been doing it for quite awhile now, and has developed more game than Parker Brothers. I've heard more stories about strippers playing with his "lobes" than I care to. The first few were very intersesting, and made for great Penthouse Forum submittions, though.
I have to go out to Nellis for work occasionally. Last time I was there they had two B-2 Stealth Bombers parked near the runway. Seeing one of those things from the back, I am convinced they are the cause of 95% of saucer-shaped ufo sightings in the last 20 years.
Theme park owner: "Well how long do we have?"
Professor Frink: "According to my calculations, the robots will not turn on us for at least 72 hours."
[Robot sits up on the table and starts to choke a scientist.]
Professor Frink: "Oh, forgot to carry the Y."
I know what this is. It's a snow cone maker. Is it an espresso machine? Oh, I know. It's a water heater.
"The fingers you have used to dial are too fat. To obtain a special dialing wand please mash the keypad now."
I'm starting to think I'm really lucky to be paying 40/month for 3mb down/256k up line.
Hell yeah, man. Where the hell else are you going to get to program AND have a gun attached to your belt?
A friend of mine manages a movie theater here in Las Vegas, Nevada. One night, I went to see a movie with my wife, and as I'm coming out, I see my friend and about 3 other managers chasing this little wanna be thug. Kid couldn't of been more than 10 years old. I stook around in the lobby to see what was going on, and about 10 minutes later, the managers come back in dragging this kid. Kid is just screaming obscenities, threating to beat people up that are 4 times his size, etc. My friend comes over to my wife and I and explains that an older woman(55+) had politely asked this kid to stop talking so loud and swearing in the theater, the kid has told her to fuck off, punched her, than ran. He probably would've gotten out of the place but my friend was slacking off and just happened to be in the same theater. So my friend books out, calls more managers, they chase the kid for about a block, tackle him, and bring him back. So the cops show up, and as this point I'm thinking the kid is going to break his exterior and just start crying. Of course, once the cops showed up he bitched out and started crying. The cops were nice enough to let us laugh at him.
About 2 months later I learned that the husband of the older lady ended up suing the mother of the child, a woman who was barely one rung above poverty on the financial latter. I don't whether to feel bad or good about that. I'll go with good, no sympathy for her, especially considering their are a great many number of inner-city mothers that raise respectable, well-behaved kids.
So that's my midly off-topic story, hope you were entertained.
There have been movies with so many trailers that I've actually forgotten just what the hell I was there to see. Easily 20 minutes worth of trailers.
Actually, it is farther. Farther is a measure of distance, here, that distance is time. Further is a definition of degree.