So you spend about half your waking hours doing stuff you don't care about? Let us know how that strategy works out for you after 10 or 20 wasted years.
The internet restricted by borders is silly and wrongheaded.
Only because your computer seems more real to you than old-fashioned notions of borders, nations, sovereignty, etc. While it's fun to imagine a world where these do not exist, there are good reasons why societies govern themselves the way they do - calling these restrictions "silly" just reveals your ignorance of the underlying issues.
My problem with this is that you'd have to expose the structure of your data, if not its contents. Using your example, the cyphertext might look like: "QEDD32JFS3234DSF31". You'd have to tell the analyzer that integer A starts at index 3 and integer B starts at index 10. That information alone could help the analyzer crack your encryption.
Thank you. In other words, such a satellite would recoup its own deployment energy after about 9 hours of operation (= 15yrs/15000). That seems a bit optimistic, but it makes the point.
That's an interesting idea. Think about where the photons from the dinosaur age are now: 150 million light years from Earth, spread out in every direction. Gathering those photons so we can look at them now would be quite the achievement.
Have you ever heard of "pink slip"? Car ownership is registered with the government especially for this purpose. There is no doubt who owns your car, and I think the dealership could check if they were suspicious.
You want to register your computer with the government to establish ownership? No, I didn't think so.
This would imply that you could communicate from inside a black hole to an observer outside the black hole, which I believe violates the proposition that "black holes have no hair" - i.e. no discernible attributes other than mass and spin.
I'm not disagreeing with you, just wanted to point out the apparent contradiction.
I will be marked as leaving the company 'on bad terms'
Ooh, a bad mark! Scary. "This is going on your permanent transcript, son."
Think for a minute: You're an adult now. Your self-worth is not dependent on what some vague authority figure thinks of you. From now on, it's your personal relationships with coworkers that will matter for future recommendations/networking/etc. You're leaving the company, for pete's sake, so it doesn't matter what it says in your HR folder - no one will ever look at it again.
It's not like your development software is really going to work on the thing
You are wrong. I have the 64-bit version of Windows 7 running on a laptop and my entire development toolchain works flawlessly. VS.NET 2008 WinForms + SQL Server 2008.
"Problems"? The Constitution doesn't guarantee a life without problems. All it says is that he is entitled to a fair trial before the Feds throw his sorry ass in jail. "Innocent until proven guilty" is a legal tenet that applies to trials, not public opinion.
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Ender's Game, Steampunk Edition.
Some patterns do not repeat, and thus do not correspond to rational numbers. The one I recall is:
0.1234567891011121314151617181920...
I think that's actually a transcendental number (not a root of any normal equation).
So you spend about half your waking hours doing stuff you don't care about? Let us know how that strategy works out for you after 10 or 20 wasted years.
The internet restricted by borders is silly and wrongheaded.
Only because your computer seems more real to you than old-fashioned notions of borders, nations, sovereignty, etc. While it's fun to imagine a world where these do not exist, there are good reasons why societies govern themselves the way they do - calling these restrictions "silly" just reveals your ignorance of the underlying issues.
My problem with this is that you'd have to expose the structure of your data, if not its contents. Using your example, the cyphertext might look like: "QEDD32JFS3234DSF31". You'd have to tell the analyzer that integer A starts at index 3 and integer B starts at index 10. That information alone could help the analyzer crack your encryption.
Thank you. In other words, such a satellite would recoup its own deployment energy after about 9 hours of operation (= 15yrs/15000). That seems a bit optimistic, but it makes the point.
That makes no sense: The one-time cost of deploying a power plant into space will quickly be recouped once the station is operating.
That's an interesting idea. Think about where the photons from the dinosaur age are now: 150 million light years from Earth, spread out in every direction. Gathering those photons so we can look at them now would be quite the achievement.
As a parent of complex and challenging situations, I can say that you are talking yourself into a pickle.
SFA = ?
Worst car analogy ever.
Have you ever heard of "pink slip"? Car ownership is registered with the government especially for this purpose. There is no doubt who owns your car, and I think the dealership could check if they were suspicious.
You want to register your computer with the government to establish ownership? No, I didn't think so.
Sorry, I think I should've said "tracker servers" rather than "tracker files". I'm not very familiar with the BT protocol.
1. TPB exists primarily to facilitate copyright violation. Google is a common carrier.
2. TPB hosts the BitTorrent tracker files. Google does not.
"Tweaking the code"? We don't do that in a production environment, do we?
Sexual harassment, rather than a soap opera.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6955149/page/3/
What does "inferring things" have to do with emotions?
Why would Lee send the factory 600 logos when they only want 500 jeans made?
This would imply that you could communicate from inside a black hole to an observer outside the black hole, which I believe violates the proposition that "black holes have no hair" - i.e. no discernible attributes other than mass and spin.
I'm not disagreeing with you, just wanted to point out the apparent contradiction.
I will be marked as leaving the company 'on bad terms'
Ooh, a bad mark! Scary. "This is going on your permanent transcript, son."
Think for a minute: You're an adult now. Your self-worth is not dependent on what some vague authority figure thinks of you. From now on, it's your personal relationships with coworkers that will matter for future recommendations/networking/etc. You're leaving the company, for pete's sake, so it doesn't matter what it says in your HR folder - no one will ever look at it again.
You'd think someone smart enough to create this hack would be able to use a camera to take a decent picture of it... but no.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life
It's not like your development software is really going to work on the thing
You are wrong. I have the 64-bit version of Windows 7 running on a laptop and my entire development toolchain works flawlessly. VS.NET 2008 WinForms + SQL Server 2008.
4) The health system has to treat the kids who get sick needlessly. That means higher taxes and/or insurance premiums for everyone.
"Problems"? The Constitution doesn't guarantee a life without problems. All it says is that he is entitled to a fair trial before the Feds throw his sorry ass in jail. "Innocent until proven guilty" is a legal tenet that applies to trials, not public opinion.
You're right, I confused the two.