I turned over a table at a restaurant once. Didn't make a dime. In fact, those arrogant bastards expected *me* to pay THEM! The nerve of some people...
Personally, I'd really like to get off of this platform. I'm not quite sure how I got on it in the first place. Did I ever mention I'm afraid of heights?
This leads to something I have been wondering about a lot lately; How does encryption and encoding actually differ? If I have a voice transmission, analog, how is encoding it into a digital form (which no one knows the codec/compression for; completely proprietary, if it were), how is that any different from an encryption alogorithm where the third (intercepting) party does not know the key?
Insert a chemical or biological agent of your choice into a base substance of similar consitency and you have yourself a bringer of mass death on wheels. The pepper spray bit in the article is just to make you feel Warm And Fuzzy because you know how much They Care.
Even if the DMCA didn't apply, wouldn't copyright laws still be in effect? What makes a TV show different from a movie or mp3? You can get music and movies off of your television set, also.
There is still a flaw in the encryption which allows the key to be deduced, not cracked, by analyzing a large number of packets and looking for the flawed one. After a sufficent amount of packets are collected, it takes a minute or so. See AirSnort.
Exactly! Who needs the right to a fair and speedy trial, anyway? In fact, who needs any of those r- things? They're becoming obsolete, anyway. </bandwagon>
It seems to me like they are simply preparing for the IAO; They already had it planned, they're just breaking it down for some reason. Probably to make people think they're different tasks with different goals.
I haven't kept up on Mac news since about 1998
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but... I thought that Apple had made an arrangement to allow other companies to sell Macintosh clones? I have some magazines from '97 or so that covered that, and had some ads from companies doing such. What ever happened to that?
When I first started MUDding, having multiple characters was considered in the same league as multiplaying (having more than one character online at the same time, for personal gain usually), and I was happy with it. When people started to have multiple characters and such became the norm, people begain [ab]using the traditional power balance problems which plague multiplayer games, using their alternate characters to exact revenge, and other things which generally detracted from the gameplay. Down with multiplaying!
Nealon says that would mean team members producing this much work must have 1250GHz of processing power at their disposal dedicated purely to the project. In human terms, thatâ(TM)s around 1,250 1GHz computers doing nothing but running the SETI@home screensaver.
Apparently humans aren't capable of basic division...
I was a little annoyed a handful of other details, but I don't feel like disecting the article...
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I turned over a table at a restaurant once. Didn't make a dime.
In fact, those arrogant bastards expected *me* to pay THEM! The nerve of some people...
Personally, I'd really like to get off of this platform. I'm not quite sure how I got on it in the first place.
Did I ever mention I'm afraid of heights?
I don't know if my DVD player could handle the beer. Last time it was at a demo party, it ended up with CSS all over the place.
This leads to something I have been wondering about a lot lately; How does encryption and encoding actually differ?
If I have a voice transmission, analog, how is encoding it into a digital form (which no one knows the codec/compression for; completely proprietary, if it were), how is that any different from an encryption alogorithm where the third (intercepting) party does not know the key?
You really should worry about your neighbors. Imagine what *they* think with all that racket.
Insert a chemical or biological agent of your choice into a base substance of similar consitency and you have yourself a bringer of mass death on wheels.
The pepper spray bit in the article is just to make you feel Warm And Fuzzy because you know how much They Care.
LotR by William Gibson. :D
With each purchase of NA Sniffer Pro, you get a complimentary copy of "Deer Hunter"! Absolutely /FREE/! What a bargain!
to download all these movies, tv shows, mp3s...
;)
Even if the DMCA didn't apply, wouldn't copyright laws still be in effect? What makes a TV show different from a movie or mp3? You can get music and movies off of your television set, also.
Eh, either way, it's not stopping me
All I really want is a babelfish in my ear.
I don't want a mood-sensing doohickey to get jealous!
s/flawed one/flawed ones
There is still a flaw in the encryption which allows the key to be deduced, not cracked, by analyzing a large number of packets and looking for the flawed one. After a sufficent amount of packets are collected, it takes a minute or so. See AirSnort.
Reminds me of the Calvin & Hobbes where Calvin's father explains to him how the world was actually in black and white a long time ago...
Exactly! Who needs the right to a fair and speedy trial, anyway?
In fact, who needs any of those r- things? They're becoming obsolete, anyway.
</bandwagon>
Really? They have engines that run on tomato juice now?
Finally, a *use* for the stuff!
Multi-user subversion?!
Isn't that a punishable offense now?
This system will let you have up to 150KB downstream, anywhere! ...But you don't have to take my word for it!
Do I have to say it?
e ts-me-modded-down
If box cutters were really dangerous in ANY way...
lol, sorry, thats my weekly flamebait/troll/joke-i-found-funny-but-probably-g
It seems to me like they are simply preparing for the IAO; They already had it planned, they're just breaking it down for some reason. Probably to make people think they're different tasks with different goals.
but... I thought that Apple had made an arrangement to allow other companies to sell Macintosh clones? I have some magazines from '97 or so that covered that, and had some ads from companies doing such.
What ever happened to that?
* A frequency counter
* A scanner with discriminator output and a transmitter -or- a tranciever
* A recording device
This scheme has about the same amount of security as a proximity card.
When I first started MUDding, having multiple characters was considered in the same league as multiplaying (having more than one character online at the same time, for personal gain usually), and I was happy with it.
When people started to have multiple characters and such became the norm, people begain [ab]using the traditional power balance problems which plague multiplayer games, using their alternate characters to exact revenge, and other things which generally detracted from the gameplay.
Down with multiplaying!
Apparently humans aren't capable of basic division...
I was a little annoyed a handful of other details, but I don't feel like disecting the article...
Approaching moving pedestrian.....
Kernel panic.
System Halted.
Symbian EPOC? EPOC is a bloated OS?
Or are they using something different for these devices...