serious addiction couldn't have had that much of a life to wreck....
Well, according the the article he worked as a bartender and DJ, so he should have been used to watching other people get laid while he worked for peanuts.
She isn't going to know about that tool, or how to use it, and I'm about as sick and tired as I can be of setting up the workarounds for restrictions that shouldn't even exist.
Eventually only the hackers will be able to watch movies and play games on their computer.
I know some people won't get why they did this, or how Google will make money from YouTube. I will explain:
First, Google makes money through advertisement. Currently simple text banner ads. But a quick look at other sites will show you a growing interest in video ads. YouTube has a lot of visitors, and if Google plays this correctly they can make more advertisement dollars.
Secondly, YouTube signed some nice contracts with the likes of CBS and two music labels.
I think of it more like polution, which can be regulated.
Polution is regulated for health reasons, not because it exists.
Now, don't get me started on how DirecTV / Dish Network saturate my house with their signal, but if I decide to try to pick that up (IE: breathe it in), they can sue me.
You can pick up their signal. They can not sue you for doing that. But if you descramble that signal, thus breaking the DMCA, they can sue you and/or put you in jail.
He was a serial child molester. Many of his "wives" were underage, as were several of the girls involved in "marriages" that he arranged.
According to CNN, he doesn't fit the description of a serial child molester:
Jeffs faces charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in Utah and Arizona, sexual conduct with a minor, conspiracy to commit sexual conduct with a minor and rape as an accomplice, according to the FBI Web site.
Or he could have just sent an anonymous tip to the press who would have loved to pick up on something like this...
You think the media would have posted this? The media is more concerned with the (now cleared) Jon Bennett Ramsey suspect, a plane that crashed after flying off a short runway, and some polygamist that somehow ended up on the FBI most wanted list (I still wonder how that polygamist beat out all those serial child molesters, mass murderers, and terrorists).
And despite this being out there now, expect no mention in the mass media.
Most (like 98%) of office computers don't need 3D. Besides that, why is 3D impossible in a VM? I have seen.NET and Java apps, which both run on top of a VM, do 3D just fine. And if you want to be cross platform with the VM stick with a standard like OpenGL. Outside some game shops OpenGL is all that is needed. With that, you have roughly 99.999% of office computers covered. That remaining.001% can just (EGAD) avoid using the VM.
A good quote in the article states that they don't bring up Linux or open source with the students but keep the focus on the cirriculum. Thats good, and makes Microsofts job really, really hard when they want to undo this. As for the different distros you will notice that they point out that these are being implemented at a school by school basis. But why should that matter? They are using the OS to just be an OS and thats about all. They probably just want it to run a web browser and Open Office. I live in Indiana, and have several friends who teach in the school system, so I know from talking to them that the hardware is dated and just keeping Microsoft Windows running is a fulltime job on its own (patching, removing kids "tweaks", spyware removal, etc).
ethereal can monitor traffic near the centralized server. Which means via packet analysis you could determine if any "vote updating" or other protocol additions are in use.
That is only if the voting machine actually used a network. What do you do when the code is in the voting software?
he second is through mathmatical analysis, the voting machines would use a very specific logic to flip the votes, and I believe that by examining the the delta of votes vs time,
Most Diebold machines, probably the most numerous of the e-voting machines out there, don't produce paper receipts. What is odd is that Diebold produces ATM machines that don't seem to have this same problem.
Anyways, what's with this two party system you have going on flip it to 49-51?
Elections in the U.S. have been pretty close as of late. The presidental elections in Ohio were hotly contested. If Bush ran away with 80% of the vote people would have had a hard time believing the election wasn't ridged. But 51% is easier to swallow.
Which usually gets hotter: a GPU or a CPU? Compare heat sinks sizes for a good guess. Dual core (and soon quad core) processors are already a reality. So I don't think heat would stop such an invention.
Toture hurts our efforts in the war on terrorism, gets U.S. soldiers killed, and should not be the practice of any race that calls itself civilized. Do you want to argue that torture is not bad? Please feel free. You will have has much luck at that as trying to say molesting children is good or beating the head of a baby in with a baseball bat is acceptable. And nice try putting politics into this since most Republicans with morals know torture is wrong too. Only evil people think torture is good.
"If by "better" you mean "women are no longer dragged out into what used to be a soccer field"
Oh, that still happens, just not in the major cities. Town/Village centers suffice if there is a lack of a soccer field. Also they don't send out invitations or make public announcements. Smaller crowds but the end result is pretty much the same.
If your webapp is Java based, use PreparedStatements. Never use Statements. PreparedStatements are immune to SQL Injection based attacks since the variable replacements are never interpreted. PreparedStatements are also much, much faster.
Ofcourse there may be bugs in the 4x4. But who is to say there are no bugs in the Conroes? I have an old Athlon XP on my puter right now, and in its day it was a leader in price for performance. Conroe looks like the leader of the moment, so if I were to buy a new computer I would look at it. But who knows what the future holds, or what the 4x4 will be like?
You are taking a lot of assumptions. First, you are thinking 4x4 will only contain the most current AMD chip technology as of today (FX-62). That's possibly a bad assumption since the 4x4 (1) hasn't been released and (2) we have no idea what chips will be in it and (3) we have no idea about what AMD will charge for this in the future. I could make assumptions that the 4x4 will contain chips that will be 4 times faster than the fastest Conroe. Think I'm wrong? Prove I'm wrong. You can't, just as much as I can't prove I'm right since it's all assumptions and wild guesses. Thats the future. Live with today. Conroe chips are faster and cheaper. If your getting a new computer you might want to get a Conroe instead of an AMD-FX62. But when the 4x4 comes out you might want to check again and see who the price and performance leader still is.
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then whose fault is it, the cats' or the uncovered meat's?
;)
Definitely it's the meats fault.
serious addiction couldn't have had that much of a life to wreck....
Well, according the the article he worked as a bartender and DJ, so he should have been used to watching other people get laid while he worked for peanuts.
She isn't going to know about that tool, or how to use it, and I'm about as sick and tired as I can be of setting up the workarounds for restrictions that shouldn't even exist.
Eventually only the hackers will be able to watch movies and play games on their computer.
I know some people won't get why they did this, or how Google will make money from YouTube. I will explain:
First, Google makes money through advertisement. Currently simple text banner ads. But a quick look at other sites will show you a growing interest in video ads. YouTube has a lot of visitors, and if Google plays this correctly they can make more advertisement dollars.
Secondly, YouTube signed some nice contracts with the likes of CBS and two music labels.
I don't see it as being any weirder than saying that I own a particular chunk of dirt and the pile of sticks (house) on top of it.
Land is a physical commodity that can be bought and sold.
I think of it more like polution, which can be regulated.
Polution is regulated for health reasons, not because it exists.
Now, don't get me started on how DirecTV / Dish Network saturate my house with their signal, but if I decide to try to pick that up (IE: breathe it in), they can sue me.
You can pick up their signal. They can not sue you for doing that. But if you descramble that signal, thus breaking the DMCA, they can sue you and/or put you in jail.
How so ? Last time I checked, one needed a licence to broadcast on the FM frequencies.
I have a license for the air around you. By chance, does that sound silly and absurd?
1. Stargate SG-1 is no longer being produced.
2. SciFi channel is looking for replacement.
3. Firefly has a huge following.
Eurika! (not to be confused by the other SciFi program with same name). SciFi decides to create new Firefly seasons to fill SG-1 gap.
http://www.codeblocks.org/
An awesome open source programming IDE.
He was a serial child molester. Many of his "wives" were underage, as were several of the girls involved in "marriages" that he arranged.
According to CNN, he doesn't fit the description of a serial child molester:
Jeffs faces charges of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution in Utah and Arizona, sexual conduct with a minor, conspiracy to commit sexual conduct with a minor and rape as an accomplice, according to the FBI Web site.
Or he could have just sent an anonymous tip to the press who would have loved to pick up on something like this...
You think the media would have posted this? The media is more concerned with the (now cleared) Jon Bennett Ramsey suspect, a plane that crashed after flying off a short runway, and some polygamist that somehow ended up on the FBI most wanted list (I still wonder how that polygamist beat out all those serial child molesters, mass murderers, and terrorists).
And despite this being out there now, expect no mention in the mass media.
Most (like 98%) of office computers don't need 3D. Besides that, why is 3D impossible in a VM? I have seen .NET and Java apps, which both run on top of a VM, do 3D just fine. And if you want to be cross platform with the VM stick with a standard like OpenGL. Outside some game shops OpenGL is all that is needed. With that, you have roughly 99.999% of office computers covered. That remaining .001% can just (EGAD) avoid using the VM.
and Windows Remote Desktop at my home office where I can run Visual Studio, db-based apps etc.
I guess security is not a major worry for you.
Just shows you there is more than corn in Indiana.
A good quote in the article states that they don't bring up Linux or open source with the students but keep the focus on the cirriculum. Thats good, and makes Microsofts job really, really hard when they want to undo this. As for the different distros you will notice that they point out that these are being implemented at a school by school basis. But why should that matter? They are using the OS to just be an OS and thats about all. They probably just want it to run a web browser and Open Office. I live in Indiana, and have several friends who teach in the school system, so I know from talking to them that the hardware is dated and just keeping Microsoft Windows running is a fulltime job on its own (patching, removing kids "tweaks", spyware removal, etc).
ethereal can monitor traffic near the centralized server. Which means via packet analysis you could determine if any "vote updating" or other protocol additions are in use.
That is only if the voting machine actually used a network. What do you do when the code is in the voting software?
he second is through mathmatical analysis, the voting machines would use a very specific logic to flip the votes, and I believe that by examining the the delta of votes vs time,
Most Diebold machines, probably the most numerous of the e-voting machines out there, don't produce paper receipts. What is odd is that Diebold produces ATM machines that don't seem to have this same problem.
Anyways, what's with this two party system you have going on flip it to 49-51?
Elections in the U.S. have been pretty close as of late. The presidental elections in Ohio were hotly contested. If Bush ran away with 80% of the vote people would have had a hard time believing the election wasn't ridged. But 51% is easier to swallow.
Which usually gets hotter: a GPU or a CPU? Compare heat sinks sizes for a good guess. Dual core (and soon quad core) processors are already a reality. So I don't think heat would stop such an invention.
Think multi-core CPU where one (or more) of the cores could serve as a graphics processor on demand. Oh, the power...
You forgot to add this to your list:
"Torture is wrong"
Toture hurts our efforts in the war on terrorism, gets U.S. soldiers killed, and should not be the practice of any race that calls itself civilized. Do you want to argue that torture is not bad? Please feel free. You will have has much luck at that as trying to say molesting children is good or beating the head of a baby in with a baseball bat is acceptable. And nice try putting politics into this since most Republicans with morals know torture is wrong too. Only evil people think torture is good.
"If by "better" you mean "women are no longer dragged out into what used to be a soccer field"
Oh, that still happens, just not in the major cities. Town/Village centers suffice if there is a lack of a soccer field. Also they don't send out invitations or make public announcements. Smaller crowds but the end result is pretty much the same.
If your webapp is Java based, use PreparedStatements. Never use Statements. PreparedStatements are immune to SQL Injection based attacks since the variable replacements are never interpreted. PreparedStatements are also much, much faster.
Actually I thought they bought Process Explorer to hide the fact of how much memory .NET apps take up.
C also serves as the "base" for many higher level languages. So, a good C compiler can produce better higher level languages.
Ofcourse there may be bugs in the 4x4. But who is to say there are no bugs in the Conroes? I have an old Athlon XP on my puter right now, and in its day it was a leader in price for performance. Conroe looks like the leader of the moment, so if I were to buy a new computer I would look at it. But who knows what the future holds, or what the 4x4 will be like?
You are taking a lot of assumptions. First, you are thinking 4x4 will only contain the most current AMD chip technology as of today (FX-62). That's possibly a bad assumption since the 4x4 (1) hasn't been released and (2) we have no idea what chips will be in it and (3) we have no idea about what AMD will charge for this in the future. I could make assumptions that the 4x4 will contain chips that will be 4 times faster than the fastest Conroe. Think I'm wrong? Prove I'm wrong. You can't, just as much as I can't prove I'm right since it's all assumptions and wild guesses. Thats the future. Live with today. Conroe chips are faster and cheaper. If your getting a new computer you might want to get a Conroe instead of an AMD-FX62. But when the 4x4 comes out you might want to check again and see who the price and performance leader still is.