Havn't traveled much have you. The world over is filled with pretemptious a holes. The europeans might not be as obsessed with sex and religious stuff, but trust me, that are just as bad when it comes to stuff that don't fit into their norm. Czech friend explain it this way. They are just as racist and bigited as Americans, they just don't know it, because they almost never have to deal with someone whos not like them.
If it gives the FCC the power to regulate Satallite radio, would this also allow them to impose decency standards to satallite radio? Can we say goodbye Howard Stern.. and to half the buisness model of Sirius...
Good point, my point wasn't the newness of dissenting opinions, simply the vast worldly spread of them. Its fairly new that a lower class individual can obtain a world-wide audience for their views, especially when they arn't even a worldclass writer.
This may throw you off a bit, remember (or atleast read history about) when the rise of computers and machines threatend to take away everyones jobs.. Everyone said, but.. but.. these machines can do my job for 1/10th the cost. Amazingly though our jobs became either to operate our machines or in some degree they got easier. Overall we do less physical work and the standard of living has drastically increased in the last 50 years. Believe it or not, this is the same situation, it may even hurt for a little while, but everyone will find something useful to do and get paid for it, and in the long run our lives will be easier because we can get more product for less work (ie cheaper). Yes eventually these foreign countries may leave the third world and possibly we may become their machines... Who knows, but such will only happen because of our lazyness and unwilliness to adapt and evolve.. Such if life.
At first I thought you were talking media formats, and I wondered how one was supposed to record a bit on rubber, but I figured once you did, it probably would hold forever..
Of course the true fun is the fact that we are making it much more difficult for them as well with our constant musings. The events that lead up to Gulf War II will probably be important to historians. While the crazy nutcase theories concerning the events flood the internet will only confuse history. You can hardly seperate the truth from the fiction NOW, imagine trying to do so 100 years from now.
I always wanted to sit down and read the tax code and make my own tax forms (big corperations have to do this because there is no tax form for some of the really obscure stuff like this) for every single part of my close to poverty income.. Not that I have time for such stuff mind you.
Yes, but there is a big difference between not supporting your competitor, and getting other companies to not support your competitor. Intel being a hardware only company doesn't have the software leverage to really force people into Intel only. getting in bed with software developers can. While skype is a small example.. imagine in the newest version of Windows purposefully downgraded your experience with AMD.
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Why is this not a perfectly acceptable competitive advantage offered to a partner?
It is...... Except if your a monopoly, monopolies have to follow different rules. Intel has yet to be declared a monopoly (or to have violated anti-trust in some way), but this would clearly be deemed illigal if it was, This specific act though does help to show a pattern of abuse, each of which may be legal, but can be combined to form an anti-trust case.. Its all very tricky, but intel knowing they were being investigated for anti-trust really should have known better jump in bed with skype on this issue. Now if Intel had absolutly nothing to do with skype decision this would be another matter entirly, but I doupt that.
No reason too, the professor should have set up his own test servers. Either way I've taken some cisco courses that have you connect to specific test servers so you can practice real configurations.
For extra bonus points social engineer your way into the server perferably using this situation as the senerio. "Yes, I'm from University Computing Services, I was told that you recently had a security threat concerning some students intructed to hack into your system......"
Well you would notice your meter dropping significantly, there are many buildings that because of their structure block cell phones even now. So if you currently work on the assumption that you can go anywhere in your cell range and be able to receive calls no matter what, you may be in for a rough time without this paint.
Considering the thousands of people competing for top rank wouldn't it make sense for google to do a simple "All these pages match the term Y very well, so if your pagerank is above X randomize the output" That way if you searched "Liberal Blog" all the top liberal blogs would randomly be placed, following them would be page ranked junk..
Exactly, as first I was thinking, well MS Access is a good example of a very user friendly IDE where just about anyone can create a reasonable front end for a simple database. But then I remembered that I've tried to show several non programmers how to make a simple form or even a query, and most just don't get it.
I remember when I was a kid (late 80's early 90's) there was a game where you programmed little robots with a programming structure similar to the logo turtle commands, except they had the ability to shoot as well. You would then battle out these programmed bots. It was great fun, anyone remember or know of this.
Yes I know, apparently protecting the President protects the US money supply... I don't quite get it either.. But it says so on their manifest. Using that same logic the SS should be involved in all things that danger the US stability, AKA they might as well take over the CIA and the FBI while they are at it.
I have to ask? Why is the secret service involved? They are supposed to protect the money supply and the President and other high offices. Shouldn't this have been a job for the FBI?
The radical thing with this looks to be the battery life. What I'd really love would be a tablet that is durable (ie I can drop it.. frequently), with long battery life, and possibly with IR so it can be a universal remote as well.. including home automation software would be a good idea too. Think of those old sci-fis where someone picked up a little tablet to operate their home.
What doesn't make sense is how this is tied to "Total Information Awareness". It sounds from the link that the only information they had was his public statements, not any information gained from spying of any type. Oh sorry forgot that facts arn't supposed to get in the way of any good scare stories.
If you read the description its not actually as wrong headed as it sounds, the whole "its not running" thing is really inacurate. Basically they have a "program" that does a database search, this "program" is actually physical hardware that is run by optics. They "ran" it by shooting a photon at it, but then blocking the photon before it entered the program thus it "not running". The trick is that properties of the photon continued into the program and it worked. This really isn't new news for anyone who has every dealt with the slit experiment or any number of experiments that show that photons can be in multiple places at once.
No, they are going to concentrate on shutting down the Republican Party.
improve policies on global poverty - check
improve policies on energy - check
improve policies on environment - check
Yes, I know I'm responding to a troll, but I thought I'd make a small correction a classic republican believes in little change and careful well thought out change when nessesary, while a Democrat generally believes in making frequent changes based upon what they think is best at the time. Both of these objectives have their merrits when it comes to poverty, energy and the environment. For instance the end of the use of Nuclear Energy in this country was mainly due to the knee jerk reactions of Democrats in what they believed was helping the environment, while infact they helped ensure the continued use of coal plants which was a problem largely ignored. Same is the problem of certain anti-poverty plans in that they are not carfully planned and end up simply wasting food and resources, often given to warlords of various countries. Now of course this is no redemption to those who simply do not care about the environment whatsoever, such creatures exist on the left and right as well though.
I was about to say "Your kidding right? Game installs are just require running the installer nowadays," but then I remembered the tons of times I have tried to play games with a not good enough video card. I guess you would be teaching them something about the economics of the game industry if they were forced to save up for the card to play the shiny new game you bought them, only for it to be outdated by the time they could afford it.
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Havn't traveled much have you. The world over is filled with pretemptious a holes. The europeans might not be as obsessed with sex and religious stuff, but trust me, that are just as bad when it comes to stuff that don't fit into their norm. Czech friend explain it this way. They are just as racist and bigited as Americans, they just don't know it, because they almost never have to deal with someone whos not like them.
If it gives the FCC the power to regulate Satallite radio, would this also allow them to impose decency standards to satallite radio? Can we say goodbye Howard Stern.. and to half the buisness model of Sirius...
Good point, my point wasn't the newness of dissenting opinions, simply the vast worldly spread of them. Its fairly new that a lower class individual can obtain a world-wide audience for their views, especially when they arn't even a worldclass writer.
This may throw you off a bit, remember (or atleast read history about) when the rise of computers and machines threatend to take away everyones jobs.. Everyone said, but.. but.. these machines can do my job for 1/10th the cost. Amazingly though our jobs became either to operate our machines or in some degree they got easier. Overall we do less physical work and the standard of living has drastically increased in the last 50 years. Believe it or not, this is the same situation, it may even hurt for a little while, but everyone will find something useful to do and get paid for it, and in the long run our lives will be easier because we can get more product for less work (ie cheaper). Yes eventually these foreign countries may leave the third world and possibly we may become their machines... Who knows, but such will only happen because of our lazyness and unwilliness to adapt and evolve.. Such if life.
At first I thought you were talking media formats, and I wondered how one was supposed to record a bit on rubber, but I figured once you did, it probably would hold forever..
Of course the true fun is the fact that we are making it much more difficult for them as well with our constant musings. The events that lead up to Gulf War II will probably be important to historians. While the crazy nutcase theories concerning the events flood the internet will only confuse history. You can hardly seperate the truth from the fiction NOW, imagine trying to do so 100 years from now.
I always wanted to sit down and read the tax code and make my own tax forms (big corperations have to do this because there is no tax form for some of the really obscure stuff like this) for every single part of my close to poverty income.. Not that I have time for such stuff mind you.
Yes, but there is a big difference between not supporting your competitor, and getting other companies to not support your competitor. Intel being a hardware only company doesn't have the software leverage to really force people into Intel only. getting in bed with software developers can. While skype is a small example.. imagine in the newest version of Windows purposefully downgraded your experience with AMD.
Why is this not a perfectly acceptable competitive advantage offered to a partner?
It is...... Except if your a monopoly, monopolies have to follow different rules. Intel has yet to be declared a monopoly (or to have violated anti-trust in some way), but this would clearly be deemed illigal if it was, This specific act though does help to show a pattern of abuse, each of which may be legal, but can be combined to form an anti-trust case.. Its all very tricky, but intel knowing they were being investigated for anti-trust really should have known better jump in bed with skype on this issue.
Now if Intel had absolutly nothing to do with skype decision this would be another matter entirly, but I doupt that.
No reason too, the professor should have set up his own test servers. Either way I've taken some cisco courses that have you connect to specific test servers so you can practice real configurations.
For extra bonus points social engineer your way into the server perferably using this situation as the senerio. "Yes, I'm from University Computing Services, I was told that you recently had a security threat concerning some students intructed to hack into your system......"
Well you would notice your meter dropping significantly, there are many buildings that because of their structure block cell phones even now. So if you currently work on the assumption that you can go anywhere in your cell range and be able to receive calls no matter what, you may be in for a rough time without this paint.
Considering the thousands of people competing for top rank wouldn't it make sense for google to do a simple "All these pages match the term Y very well, so if your pagerank is above X randomize the output" That way if you searched "Liberal Blog" all the top liberal blogs would randomly be placed, following them would be page ranked junk..
Exactly, as first I was thinking, well MS Access is a good example of a very user friendly IDE where just about anyone can create a reasonable front end for a simple database. But then I remembered that I've tried to show several non programmers how to make a simple form or even a query, and most just don't get it.
I remember when I was a kid (late 80's early 90's) there was a game where you programmed little robots with a programming structure similar to the logo turtle commands, except they had the ability to shoot as well. You would then battle out these programmed bots. It was great fun, anyone remember or know of this.
Yes I know, apparently protecting the President protects the US money supply... I don't quite get it either.. But it says so on their manifest. Using that same logic the SS should be involved in all things that danger the US stability, AKA they might as well take over the CIA and the FBI while they are at it.
To answer my own question is looks like the CAN-SPAM law put the SS as the enforcers... Interesting.
I have to ask? Why is the secret service involved? They are supposed to protect the money supply and the President and other high offices. Shouldn't this have been a job for the FBI?
The radical thing with this looks to be the battery life. What I'd really love would be a tablet that is durable (ie I can drop it.. frequently), with long battery life, and possibly with IR so it can be a universal remote as well.. including home automation software would be a good idea too. Think of those old sci-fis where someone picked up a little tablet to operate their home.
Well a few might find themselves out of a job upon the completion of this case.
What doesn't make sense is how this is tied to "Total Information Awareness". It sounds from the link that the only information they had was his public statements, not any information gained from spying of any type. Oh sorry forgot that facts arn't supposed to get in the way of any good scare stories.
No I'm saying that fact that a photon can be at two places at once is "not news". This experiment is defininatly interestng and news.
If you read the description its not actually as wrong headed as it sounds, the whole "its not running" thing is really inacurate. Basically they have a "program" that does a database search, this "program" is actually physical hardware that is run by optics. They "ran" it by shooting a photon at it, but then blocking the photon before it entered the program thus it "not running". The trick is that properties of the photon continued into the program and it worked. This really isn't new news for anyone who has every dealt with the slit experiment or any number of experiments that show that photons can be in multiple places at once.
No, they are going to concentrate on shutting down the Republican Party.
improve policies on global poverty - check
improve policies on energy - check
improve policies on environment - check
Yes, I know I'm responding to a troll, but I thought I'd make a small correction a classic republican believes in little change and careful well thought out change when nessesary, while a Democrat generally believes in making frequent changes based upon what they think is best at the time. Both of these objectives have their merrits when it comes to poverty, energy and the environment. For instance the end of the use of Nuclear Energy in this country was mainly due to the knee jerk reactions of Democrats in what they believed was helping the environment, while infact they helped ensure the continued use of coal plants which was a problem largely ignored. Same is the problem of certain anti-poverty plans in that they are not carfully planned and end up simply wasting food and resources, often given to warlords of various countries. Now of course this is no redemption to those who simply do not care about the environment whatsoever, such creatures exist on the left and right as well though.
I was about to say "Your kidding right? Game installs are just require running the installer nowadays," but then I remembered the tons of times I have tried to play games with a not good enough video card. I guess you would be teaching them something about the economics of the game industry if they were forced to save up for the card to play the shiny new game you bought them, only for it to be outdated by the time they could afford it.