Dunkirk never ever ever was German AFAIK. In the middle ages it was in the county of Flanders, which was a dependency op the french crown. The original name was Duinkerke (the church in the dunes), which was francised into Dunkerke.
Alex Chiu is just a folkloric idiot who probably never took any science class.
What's really incredible, is how people that can talk about randomized patterns and entropy, can claim seriously to have broken Shannon's.
Two nights ago I rented the American Pie 2 DVD. In one of the first scene, Oz is studying for an exam. The title of the paragraph he is reading is "finding the equation to a line" with as illlustration a straight line. This is no on the tenth page, this is about in the middle of the book.
There's prior art. In 1994 IIRC a plane was hijacked in Alger, flown to the Marseille airport (other side of the mediterranean sea). There a SWAT team entered the plane and killed the terrorists, but the latter's original target was to fly right into Paris.
Also, the movie "Executive Decision" with Kurt Russell features a hijacked jumbo jet heading for DC.
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An airplane traveling at 50% of light speed in a straight line towards the broadcast satellite should be able to provide access speeds of up to 128 Kbps. Faster even, if you include the effects of time dilation.
No way. The signal travels at the speed of light in vacuum (or in air to be precise). Whatever your speed is, things travelling at c look like they travel at c. In relativistic physics, the special case of Galileo transforms don't apply anymore, and you have to work with the more general Lorentz transforms, which leave the speed of light invariant. Now I am citing this by heart, IANAP (I am not a physicist), and I learnt this 5 years ago.
I think I have discovered yet another effect of cydoor. As you know, cydoor is installed with kazaa. Once some months ago, I noticed that IE6 and or OE6 crashed when I tried to use the keyboard under unknown conditions. I decided to reinstall windows XP without further looking. Some reinstalls later, I found what was responsible for the crashes : they occured ONLY when kazaa was running, and yet more often when kazaa was not running minimized. One month ago, I found a dummy dll to replace cydoor's cd_clint.dll but only returning dummy values, without spying on me. Since then, not once did IE6 or OE6 crash ever again. To me it is obvious that cydoor is trying to keylog on me, and gets blocked by either windoze XP, either by zonealarm. Do you have more info on the matter ? Isn't this perfectly illegal ? (I do netbanking from that computer). Hasn't the boss of cydoor been involved in creditcard fraud ?
I think I have discovered yet another effect of cydoor. As you know,
cydoor is installed with kazaa. Once some months ago, I noticed that IE6
and or OE6 crashed when I tried to use the keyboard under unknown
conditions. I decided to reinstall windows XP without further looking.
Some reinstalls later, I found what was responsible for the crashes :
they occured ONLY when kazaa was running, and yet more often when kazaa
was not running minimized. One month ago, I found a dummy dll to replace
cydoor's cd_clint.dll but only returning dummy values, without spying on
me. Since then, not once did IE6 or OE6 crash ever again. To me it is
obvious that cydoor is trying to keylog on me, and gets blocked by
either windoze XP, either by zonealarm. Do you have more info on the
matter ? Isn't this perfectly illegal ? (I do netbanking from that
computer). Hasn't the boss of cydoor been involved in creditcard fraud ?
the newsgroup community, at the time comprising more than 6,500 groups on topics ranging from C+ programming to medieval English literature.
Although much of the "Big 8" newsgroup hierarchy--.rec or.comp--is filled with valuable material, purists believe groups such as.alt are spam cesspools.
Like they say here in Belgium : On ne peut pas avoir le beurre ou l'argent du beurre (You can't both have the butter and the money for the butter).
I think:
either they claim to be a religion, like they did successfully in the US because of the corruption^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hnaivity of the government, and then all their works should be public domain, in exchange for which they don't pay taxes.
either they claim just to be a corporation which purpose is to suck money off movie stars and others, and then I have no problem with them enforcing their copyrights.
But not both ! That's just le beurre et l'argent du beurre.
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Would that affect *interesting* sites ?
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Well I guess if I want to GET RICH QUICK or to SEE HOT BANANA VIRGINS, I will be redirected to irrelevant links, but I don't see how this could alter my ability to find accurately Pr. Dr Longbeard's paper about cockroaches' sex life. No risk for that to be spammed.
Inevitably every customer I've dealt with has some "10 year old whiz kid" in the family who *thinks* he knows everything about computers. Occasionally this is the case, but more often my experience has been that for some perverse reason it has become *fashionable* to be a computer nerd, and so a lot of people who know how to mouse around in Windows call themselves experts for the supposed status it brings (I went to school in the 1980s and the opposite could not have been more true).
What's wrong about doing this ? Do you want to deny me any hope to ever get laid ?
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Dunkirk never ever ever was German AFAIK. In the middle ages it was in the county of Flanders, which was a dependency op the french crown. The original name was Duinkerke (the church in the dunes), which was francised into Dunkerke.
fool me once shame on you
fool me twice shame on you
Alex Chiu is just a folkloric idiot who probably never took any science class. What's really incredible, is how people that can talk about randomized patterns and entropy, can claim seriously to have broken Shannon's.
Two nights ago I rented the American Pie 2 DVD. In one of the first scene, Oz is studying for an exam. The title of the paragraph he is reading is "finding the equation to a line" with as illlustration a straight line. This is no on the tenth page, this is about in the middle of the book.
Need i say more ?
Net time JonKatz will want us to read his bullshit, he zill put it in a RFC...
dude, you and I are badly in need of getting a life
And what about shannon's theorem ? aren't we supposed to sample at at least twice the highest system frequency to avoid aliasing ?
There's prior art. In 1994 IIRC a plane was hijacked in Alger, flown to the Marseille airport (other side of the mediterranean sea). There a SWAT team entered the plane and killed the terrorists, but the latter's original target was to fly right into Paris.
Also, the movie "Executive Decision" with Kurt Russell features a hijacked jumbo jet heading for DC.
I think I have discovered yet another effect of cydoor. As you know, cydoor is installed with kazaa. Once some months ago, I noticed that IE6 and or OE6 crashed when I tried to use the keyboard under unknown conditions. I decided to reinstall windows XP without further looking. Some reinstalls later, I found what was responsible for the crashes : they occured ONLY when kazaa was running, and yet more often when kazaa was not running minimized. One month ago, I found a dummy dll to replace cydoor's cd_clint.dll but only returning dummy values, without spying on me. Since then, not once did IE6 or OE6 crash ever again. To me it is obvious that cydoor is trying to keylog on me, and gets blocked by either windoze XP, either by zonealarm. Do you have more info on the matter ? Isn't this perfectly illegal ? (I do netbanking from that computer). Hasn't the boss of cydoor been involved in creditcard fraud ?
Too bad in Australia all contents is already banned to "protect children" : there's nothing left to burn.
I think I have discovered yet another effect of cydoor. As you know, cydoor is installed with kazaa. Once some months ago, I noticed that IE6 and or OE6 crashed when I tried to use the keyboard under unknown conditions. I decided to reinstall windows XP without further looking. Some reinstalls later, I found what was responsible for the crashes : they occured ONLY when kazaa was running, and yet more often when kazaa was not running minimized. One month ago, I found a dummy dll to replace cydoor's cd_clint.dll but only returning dummy values, without spying on me. Since then, not once did IE6 or OE6 crash ever again. To me it is obvious that cydoor is trying to keylog on me, and gets blocked by either windoze XP, either by zonealarm. Do you have more info on the matter ? Isn't this perfectly illegal ? (I do netbanking from that computer). Hasn't the boss of cydoor been involved in creditcard fraud ?
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Well that's pretty fast for the swiss...
I think
- either they claim to be a religion, like they did successfully in the US because of the corruption^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hnaivity of the government, and then all their works should be public domain, in exchange for which they don't pay taxes.
- either they claim just to be a corporation which purpose is to suck money off movie stars and others, and then I have no problem with them enforcing their copyrights.
But not both ! That's just le beurre et l'argent du beurre.On Thu, 2002-03-21 at 11:31, Yahoo! Mail wrote:u s:ym:pop&.osig=zQwKT
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You copypasted this from www.adequacy.org
Well I guess if I want to GET RICH QUICK or to SEE HOT BANANA VIRGINS, I will be redirected to irrelevant links, but I don't see how this could alter my ability to find accurately Pr. Dr Longbeard's paper about cockroaches' sex life. No risk for that to be spammed.
this is not spam, this is a "innovative way to use the Internet", in concordance with bill passed by governor Bill Jones.