"If I say my horse is faster than yours, and you says yours is faster, and we let our horses race around the track, that establishes the point. But if you shoot my horse, that leaves questions in the air. Is your horse really faster? If so, why shoot my horse?'
Because then my living horse is faster than your dead horse, obviously.
we all know photon pairs are connected. an observation on changes the state of the other. (quantum entanglement) but what happens if one of a pair of photons enters a black hole and the other remains outside?
does quantum entanglement still exist fo these photons? does the photon still exist inside the black hole or does it disintegrate or change state? if so: what would happen to the other photon outside?
Since NewYorkCountryLawyer writes there is no ground for the motions of the RIAA, the question is why do they want to waste the defendant's time? Perhaps it's a distraction from something more serious that they don't want them to notice?
Cool. I had a laptop to clean some time ago. It had tons of malware and one of them stoppen the taskmanager when it was running. Renaming it to 1337manager worked, but right now I use ProcExp. It's so much better.
I totally agree. If you host your servers in one datacenter (cloud) you chose that one and not an other one. And if that datacenter brakes down, you have a problem. Same with clouds.
The article says a cloud works the same as a normal cloent-server application. On the otside that is true, but one dig difference is it should (if the application is desishould well) scale rather nicely.
Example: There is a website that compares different ideas of different parties and with a couple of questions it tells you that party is the closest to your idead (that is nice when you have 20 parties to choose from in the upcoming EU elections) But such an application probably has high traffic probably 2 months every four years. Then you pump up the number of servers and after the elections you reduce to one or two again. No costs of buying hardware and all the stuff.
Coming back to your point (and that of the paper): you pick one cloud to host your application and then why would you want to be able to communicate with different clouds???
I liked X-Men and i'm looking forward to W-man. I'm not going to see some unfinished copy and have my experience spoiled by whatever is not finished yet in this copy...
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"If I say my horse is faster than yours, and you says yours is faster, and we let our horses race around the track, that establishes the point. But if you shoot my horse, that leaves questions in the air. Is your horse really faster? If so, why shoot my horse?'
Because then my living horse is faster than your dead horse, obviously.
is "grossly excessive" in the set of "ridiculous" or "heavily exaggerated"...
we all know photon pairs are connected. an observation on changes the state of the other. (quantum entanglement) but what happens if one of a pair of photons enters a black hole and the other remains outside?
does quantum entanglement still exist fo these photons? does the photon still exist inside the black hole or does it disintegrate or change state? if so: what would happen to the other photon outside?
i call whatever will happen the Fuzzums effect ;)
Take me to your leader!
Since NewYorkCountryLawyer writes there is no ground for the motions of the RIAA, the question is why do they want to waste the defendant's time?
Perhaps it's a distraction from something more serious that they don't want them to notice?
hear hear! :)
They say you would need at least a duo core system to run it.
Saves you $100 in a blink of an eye :)
And 65 guesses per minute is hardly something that should trip ANY rule of an IDS.
After a good night of no sleep, get in a car to test your reflexes. Probably better have the Mythbusters test things like this.
Cool. I had a laptop to clean some time ago. It had tons of malware and one of them stoppen the taskmanager when it was running. Renaming it to 1337manager worked, but right now I use ProcExp. It's so much better.
Aw. It looks like the good old days where people created a .com virus with the same name as a valid .exe file.
Wait for this : http://www.cinema.philips.com/
56 inch screen 21:9 screenratio and 2560 x 1080p
I saw one last weekend and it's COOL!
Widescreen is SO last year ;)
Of course a beamer is a whole lot cheaper.
No. L:et's be completely poltticvallu corect and just start numbering them.
I suggest the "2009-0001 flu".
Don't forget about cars.
More people get killed by cars than by terrorism
I totally agree. If you host your servers in one datacenter (cloud) you chose that one and not an other one. And if that datacenter brakes down, you have a problem. Same with clouds.
The article says a cloud works the same as a normal cloent-server application. On the otside that is true, but one dig difference is it should (if the application is desishould well) scale rather nicely.
Example: There is a website that compares different ideas of different parties and with a couple of questions it tells you that party is the closest to your idead (that is nice when you have 20 parties to choose from in the upcoming EU elections) But such an application probably has high traffic probably 2 months every four years. Then you pump up the number of servers and after the elections you reduce to one or two again. No costs of buying hardware and all the stuff.
Coming back to your point (and that of the paper): you pick one cloud to host your application and then why would you want to be able to communicate with different clouds???
mumble, "firewall"...
mumble, mumble, "the net"...
A few years ago I tried it. I created a spammotel account and created several unique addresses which I used to opt out on many sites.
So far I haven't received any spam on those email addresses.
It would be interesting to know where timothy opted out.
Only a total annihilation of spam- and botnetbusiness is what we are looking for.
We have seen how accurate missiles are nowadays. How hard can it be to do some target practice on a \/1@9r@ hosting datacenter?
don't forget to go for the digital radio.
the radio staions are stored digitally too.
is like showing you're not conforming to the standard and that is scary.
they should take his fingerprints and everything. just to be sure.
end of sarcasm with a bit of truth in it
I liked X-Men and i'm looking forward to W-man.
I'm not going to see some unfinished copy and have my experience spoiled by whatever is not finished yet in this copy...
On other news: if a court says creationism is a science, it is.
thanks! taking a look right now :)