All know that the highest crime locations always are in legislative government institutions, not in police stations (police choose to do their crimes far from there).
Wonder if US highest crime is geolocated in Washington.
The problem is that needs evolve. The core could still be that DOS application, but what is around it could be taken advantage too (even if is just taking advantage of new widely available hardware or internet)
It could still be running his application under DOS, as long as there is nothing very specific/hardware dependant on it. Probably could run unchanged in vmware/virtualbox, dosemu/linux, newer windows, etc, and even backed up in a pen drive for portability/backups. The application will run in whatever machine the current other needs will require.
After almost 42 hours of continuous discussion (i bet most of it was around the same wrong and boring arguments repeated over and over by the proponents) and when the actual voting was supposed to be next week?
What you want? Robolegislators? The 12 that voted for it could had known of the sneaky move... the 4 that voted against should be treated as superheros.
Maybe the whole point of Conflicker was to steal and spread that movie (ok, maybe others too) or was a side effect of it (behold the power of dark google ) and maybe the origin of the leak is unaware of it.
Now comes the truly genius part: the real destruction will start at 0:00 of Apr.2, so all people will think that are still coming apr 1st jokes, till is too late.
The problem with Google announcements is that they released GMail in Apr.1st. Back in its time, gb of free mail space, working spam filter, and even the interface, then that was almost as unbelievable as the pidgeon powered search engine..
What if they REALLY got the singularity, and they are officially announcing it now?
Is not a good day for serious announcements, so... then they DONT plan to make a sequel? What happens in the 1st one, all die? Or they are already covering their backs from the wrath of the fans if this one flops saying "next one will be good, we promise".
Cant or dont want? If they want to pass as humans, must make mistakes as humans, specially in small things like spelling, specially if it dont follow an easy to spot pattern.
The problem, more than linux based, is if have fixed/easy/guessable user/password for it to get into. And if well you could be responsible for that kind of info, what if is not your router/dsl modem, but from the company that gives you connectivity? What if they weren't so creative with the password of the device?
I think that linux has been used successfully in massive multiprocessor computers (unless most of top 500 computers are mostly single processor ones).
In a desktop pc, the OS will take care of the multiple cpus to run the different apps, unless you are talking about heavily cpu intensive apps, and yes, you can put blame on those specific apps (at least for linux most apps arent OS specific)... but not in the OS.
What if your username/pw could do something for you, like up/downgrading your connection (or cutting it) or ordering things which chargues that goes against your acount? You couldnt worry about that identity theft regarding the rest of the world, but what about Comcast (and maybe Comcast partners) in particular?
I bet will be around a lot of messages reporting pretty much what the article say, telling the user that his password was disclosed, and asking to change their password at www.comcast.com.etc.hacksite.com/resetpassword.php.
There is always space to make a bad situation far worse
If well i respect a lot what he wrote, i think that is a bit late for that... Of course, unless he is doing practical science fiction over the law system.
Slashdot Mirror
How much could take to Microsoft to relabel an Ubuntu install CD?
At least for some site optimization schools (from the point of view of visitors, at the very least) using a CDN is almost a must.
All know that the highest crime locations always are in legislative government institutions, not in police stations (police choose to do their crimes far from there).
Wonder if US highest crime is geolocated in Washington.
The problem is that needs evolve. The core could still be that DOS application, but what is around it could be taken advantage too (even if is just taking advantage of new widely available hardware or internet)
It could still be running his application under DOS, as long as there is nothing very specific/hardware dependant on it. Probably could run unchanged in vmware/virtualbox, dosemu/linux, newer windows, etc, and even backed up in a pen drive for portability/backups. The application will run in whatever machine the current other needs will require.
That would disable the communication system that, unfortunatelly, is most that cell phones are about.
It could detect when an user is just watching the screen, coloring it blue to show that was successful. Was impressive how reliable worked that.
try the same test after they grown blonde hair
After almost 42 hours of continuous discussion (i bet most of it was around the same wrong and boring arguments repeated over and over by the proponents) and when the actual voting was supposed to be next week?
What you want? Robolegislators? The 12 that voted for it could had known of the sneaky move... the 4 that voted against should be treated as superheros.
Maybe the whole point of Conflicker was to steal and spread that movie (ok, maybe others too) or was a side effect of it (behold the power of dark google ) and maybe the origin of the leak is unaware of it.
This book will become part of a new O'Reilly serie. The other books will be
touch cookbook
Running grep
Practical uniq Management
Advanced fsck for system administrators
|: The missing manual
It IS real. Wasnt real the April Fools announcement of GMail? Compared with that, this one is pretty believable.
Now comes the truly genius part: the real destruction will start at 0:00 of Apr.2, so all people will think that are still coming apr 1st jokes, till is too late.
The problem with Google announcements is that they released GMail in Apr.1st. Back in its time, gb of free mail space, working spam filter, and even the interface, then that was almost as unbelievable as the pidgeon powered search engine..
What if they REALLY got the singularity, and they are officially announcing it now?
Is not a good day for serious announcements, so... then they DONT plan to make a sequel? What happens in the 1st one, all die? Or they are already covering their backs from the wrath of the fans if this one flops saying "next one will be good, we promise".
Too bad someone will give some prior art example as soon IBM try to enforce it.
After applying fractal math on quantum problems you could notice something dissolving... but is your mind, not the problem.
Cant or dont want? If they want to pass as humans, must make mistakes as humans, specially in small things like spelling, specially if it dont follow an easy to spot pattern.
The problem, more than linux based, is if have fixed/easy/guessable user/password for it to get into. And if well you could be responsible for that kind of info, what if is not your router/dsl modem, but from the company that gives you connectivity? What if they weren't so creative with the password of the device?
They are likely not keeping these servers indefinitely but renting them temporarily which makes this not a viable long-term solution.
For the ones renting them servers.
I think that linux has been used successfully in massive multiprocessor computers (unless most of top 500 computers are mostly single processor ones).
In a desktop pc, the OS will take care of the multiple cpus to run the different apps, unless you are talking about heavily cpu intensive apps, and yes, you can put blame on those specific apps (at least for linux most apps arent OS specific)... but not in the OS.
Skynet
This guys always fall short thinking in the worst alternative.
What if your username/pw could do something for you, like up/downgrading your connection (or cutting it) or ordering things which chargues that goes against your acount? You couldnt worry about that identity theft regarding the rest of the world, but what about Comcast (and maybe Comcast partners) in particular?
I bet will be around a lot of messages reporting pretty much what the article say, telling the user that his password was disclosed, and asking to change their password at www.comcast.com.etc.hacksite.com/resetpassword.php.
There is always space to make a bad situation far worse
Dont confuse it with Artificial Ignorance
If well i respect a lot what he wrote, i think that is a bit late for that... Of course, unless he is doing practical science fiction over the law system.