New technology will bring also brand new excused not to study and not to do homework. - I've got a virus - The memory card got broken - I ran out of power - I couldn't get online to download the homework - The dog ate my tablet
That'd be a very very low end server! You can buy more powerful hardware, a desktop actually, with 4 cores and call it your server. Naaa, Intel is killing the Pentium.
First, I'M NOT BROADCASTING ANYTHING. Technically my MAC addresses are needed ONLY when I need to connect to something or LET something connect to me. They are not designed, implemented and used for anything else. And as I'm not asking you anything, you are not allowed to track my MAC addresses. That'd be an abuse.
Second, if you are tracking my MAC addresses all around is like you were tracking my car plate number all around. Unless you are the Police and have a grant for it, you are chasing me or, at least, harassing me. Which is illegal and for which I can sue you.
They cannot track cell phones but rather your wifi and Bluetooth MAC addresses. Just switch them off and you are done. Or Sue the mall management as an option.
No, Linux "succeeded" because BSD was frozen out of the market by AT&T at a crucial time. That's just dumb luck. Also, success is relative. I run a political website that ordinary people read. On that site statistics show that about 5% is Linux, 30% is Macintosh (which is BSD inside) and the rest is Windows. These are ordinary people, not computer geeks. I don't think of 5% as that big a success story. [AST]
I'm still convinced that it's one of those ideas that sounds nice on paper, but ends up being a failure in practice, because in real life the real complexity is in the interactions, not in the individual modules. And microkernels strive to make the modules more independent, making the interactions more indirect and complicated. The separation essentially ends up also cutting a lot of obvious and direct communication channels. [LBT]
Maybe the webserver itself is running Linux, though. As well as your home broadband router, prof. Tanenbaum! I'm sad because of the short sight. Linux is successfull (no quotes). This is a fact. Also Windows is (used to be) successful at some time. Do you see Windows everywhere? Nope. Do you see Linux everywhere. Nope as well, but it's very, very popular. Maybe it's not popular in desktops. But it is, indeed. With the computing power available today, wasting a bunch of cycles in safer communication for microkernels is not a sin, Linus. So, why being so harsh to each other? I'm really convinced that Linus could help making Minix a better kernel. And the other way around as well. So, please, Andy and Linus, stop it. You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one...
"Plug in a USB power cord to an electrical source" And then I'd need a bluetooth keyboard and mouse. uSD strage is going to be filled in very quickly and I fear I'd end up with needing also a WiFi NAS for extra storage. Nay! I think this toy is doomed to (business) failure!
The Physics is being shaken to the foundations by Italian researchers. After the faster-than-light neutrinos we still have to debunk the low-energy nuclear reaction claim (Remember, Google is your friend even if you don't read Italian).
1. Digitize the right face of the shredded stripes. You need a human or a futuristic robot. 2. Run your AI super application on your super computer to make the ends meet each other. You need a pool of humans or a futuristic robot. 3. Et-voi-la, your shredded document is back to life. And you are doomed.
How to block "any other IP or internet address operators of the Newzbin2 site might look to use to continue to offer copyrighted content to users" ? What if they change name? Or country? Or whatever? Do that judge understand the meaning of this sentence? And is it possible in the UK to head a bill in the name of someone because of a judge rule? I definitely this is totally insane, unless this is another case of british humour!
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New technology will bring also brand new excused not to study and not to do homework.
- I've got a virus
- The memory card got broken
- I ran out of power
- I couldn't get online to download the homework
- The dog ate my tablet
Dilithium
What a pity it's completely insane!
This is a new product waiting for either a patent or a patent troll.
Because they're stupid! And stupidly dumb.
That'd be a very very low end server!
You can buy more powerful hardware, a desktop actually, with 4 cores and call it your server.
Naaa, Intel is killing the Pentium.
Italian smart meters use powerline transmission.
Much smarter and more secure.
First, I'M NOT BROADCASTING ANYTHING.
Technically my MAC addresses are needed ONLY when I need to connect to something or LET something connect to me.
They are not designed, implemented and used for anything else.
And as I'm not asking you anything, you are not allowed to track my MAC addresses. That'd be an abuse.
Second, if you are tracking my MAC addresses all around is like you were tracking my car plate number all around.
Unless you are the Police and have a grant for it, you are chasing me or, at least, harassing me. Which is illegal and
for which I can sue you.
So, yes and yes.
For trying to access your smartphone, for chasing you and so on.
They cannot track cell phones but rather your wifi and Bluetooth MAC addresses.
Just switch them off and you are done.
Or Sue the mall management as an option.
Almost zarro.
90% of engineering departments worldwide run Windows, not Linux.
That's for desktop PCs. Do you know how many servers run Linux?
You hit the point, tepples. It wasn't easy nowadays, but you did it.
This
This means it could run any language that compiles to byte code.
shoud read as
This means it could run any language that compiles to Java byte code.
No, Linux "succeeded" because BSD was frozen out of the market by AT&T at a crucial time. That's just dumb luck. Also, success is relative. I run a political website that ordinary people read. On that site statistics show that about 5% is Linux, 30% is Macintosh (which is BSD inside) and the rest is Windows. These are ordinary people, not computer geeks. I don't think of 5% as that big a success story. [AST]
I'm still convinced that it's one of those ideas that sounds nice on paper, but ends up being a failure in practice, because in real life the real complexity is in the interactions, not in the individual modules. And microkernels strive to make the modules more independent, making the interactions more indirect and complicated. The separation essentially ends up also cutting a lot of obvious and direct communication channels. [LBT]
Maybe the webserver itself is running Linux, though. As well as your home broadband router, prof. Tanenbaum! ...
I'm sad because of the short sight.
Linux is successfull (no quotes). This is a fact. Also Windows is (used to be) successful at some time.
Do you see Windows everywhere? Nope. Do you see Linux everywhere. Nope as well, but it's very, very popular.
Maybe it's not popular in desktops. But it is, indeed.
With the computing power available today, wasting a bunch of cycles in safer communication for microkernels is not a sin, Linus.
So, why being so harsh to each other?
I'm really convinced that Linus could help making Minix a better kernel. And the other way around as well.
So, please, Andy and Linus, stop it.
You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one
"Plug in a USB power cord to an electrical source"
And then I'd need a bluetooth keyboard and mouse. uSD strage is going to be filled in very quickly and I fear I'd
end up with needing also a WiFi NAS for extra storage.
Nay! I think this toy is doomed to (business) failure!
After floortop, desktop and laptop finally we have a really new formfactor.
Neat and cool!
It'a pity it's useless witout a properly powered screen!
The Physics is being shaken to the foundations by Italian researchers.
After the faster-than-light neutrinos we still have to debunk the low-energy nuclear reaction claim (Remember, Google is your friend even if you don't read Italian).
So that was just a BUG. Right?
1. Digitize the right face of the shredded stripes. You need a human or a futuristic robot.
2. Run your AI super application on your super computer to make the ends meet each other. You need a pool of humans or a futuristic robot.
3. Et-voi-la, your shredded document is back to life. And you are doomed.
> The IP address can't change too much, or the users wouldn't be able to find the NewzBin site anymore.
This is what DNS is for!
Has already been done. Effectively!
How to block "any other IP or internet address operators of the Newzbin2 site might look to use to continue to offer copyrighted content to users" ?
What if they change name? Or country? Or whatever?
Do that judge understand the meaning of this sentence?
And is it possible in the UK to head a bill in the name of someone because of a judge rule?
I definitely this is totally insane, unless this is another case of british humour!
Cheap and effective.