Tahoe-LAFS is a system that helps you to store files. You run a client program on your computer, which talks to one or more storage servers on other computers. When you tell your client to store a file, it will encrypt that file, encode it into multiple pieces, then spread those pieces out among multiple servers. The pieces are all encrypted and protected against modifications. Later, when you ask your client to retrieve the file, it will find the necessary pieces, make sure they haven't been corrupted, reassemble them, and decrypt the result.
I had Steam (both wine version and Linux version) working on my Asus C710 Chromebook a couple of years ago. The system itself lacked enough power to do any big gaming, but FTL worked well enough.
Last year I played quite a bit of Skyrim, streaming it from a Windows desktop elsewhere in the house.
Wasn't it Comcast who broke the world's email for days when they thought it was worth the advertising dollars to redirect all nonexistent domains to an ad-laden server they set up?
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I noped the hell off of Yikyak the day they said I could no longer use their service if I didn't link my Google account. It's like they forgot the definition of the word "anonymous".
I'd also read about another 30-40 pages whenever they updated.
Google Reader made it so easy, all I had to do was click the Next button in my bookmark bar over and over until I ran out of Internet. My only whine was that it was always newest first, which sucked if I missed a day for whatever reason and would end up seeing today's comics before yesterday's.:(
But then Google killed off Reader, and now I only read XKCD and Cyanide+Happiness.:(:(:(
Where I work, everyone's health care went up about 40% on average last month, with everyone getting either equal or worse coverage than they had previously. I think the ACA was a necessity, but premiums certainly did spike for a lot of people.
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Anecdote appears to be legit. Local police kept equating it to swearing. https://translate.google.com/t...
"Capable of bearing a child" isn't a good cutoff point for pedophilia. A pedo just got sentenced this week for impregnating a 10-year-old https://www.washingtonpost.com... and as I recall some 5-year-old gave birth in Peru... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Will push forward with continuing to not purchase any of their products.
I currently work at a data center catering to adult websites. Based on what I see as I work, your statement appears to be quite false.
I think this is a major part of TAHOE-LAFS. https://tahoe-lafs.org/trac/ta...
Tahoe-LAFS is a system that helps you to store files. You run a client program on your computer, which talks to one or more storage servers on other computers. When you tell your client to store a file, it will encrypt that file, encode it into multiple pieces, then spread those pieces out among multiple servers. The pieces are all encrypted and protected against modifications. Later, when you ask your client to retrieve the file, it will find the necessary pieces, make sure they haven't been corrupted, reassemble them, and decrypt the result.
Are you talking about something like https://arxiv.org/pdf/1302.147... ?
I'm not sure where you think I defined a new function. Are you rectally-sourcing your information?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
sqrt((gamma(4/(4+4))^4)
arccos(-4*4/4/4)
Very interesting. I would like to learn more about this Rule #34. To the Googles!
I had Steam (both wine version and Linux version) working on my Asus C710 Chromebook a couple of years ago. The system itself lacked enough power to do any big gaming, but FTL worked well enough.
Last year I played quite a bit of Skyrim, streaming it from a Windows desktop elsewhere in the house.
Crouton is good stuff. https://github.com/dnschneid/c...
You can send them to me, as long as you're at least 18.
Wasn't it Comcast who broke the world's email for days when they thought it was worth the advertising dollars to redirect all nonexistent domains to an ad-laden server they set up?
Greetings jthill,
You can see Thing One and Thing Two here, eventually: https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.
Cheers,
jeek
Not saying Sourceforge is or isn't evil, but I've been poking around archive.org and it looks like the "nmap" project never had any files.
http://web.archive.org/web/201...
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I noped the hell off of Yikyak the day they said I could no longer use their service if I didn't link my Google account. It's like they forgot the definition of the word "anonymous".
So the top 5% of earners pays only 60% of the taxes, while just the top 1% has 48% of the money?
If the missing 4% of people are getting at least 12% of the money, then they're still getting off lucky.
Math is fun!
Good chance the networking equipment behind those IP addresses was paid for by taxpayers, if not the computers themselves.
She's your girlfriend AND your sister? What part of GA are you from?
Busta Rhymes is still looking for his flow, which was apparently stolen shortly before his song "Woo Hah" came out.
Doesn't Microsoft also charge $50 a year for the XBox Live service?
This. A million times, this.
I used to read about 80 webcomics. Most daily.
I'd also read about another 30-40 pages whenever they updated.
Google Reader made it so easy, all I had to do was click the Next button in my bookmark bar over and over until I ran out of Internet. My only whine was that it was always newest first, which sucked if I missed a day for whatever reason and would end up seeing today's comics before yesterday's. :(
But then Google killed off Reader, and now I only read XKCD and Cyanide+Happiness. :( :( :(
ZZT? http://theodor.lauppert.ws/gam...
Where I work, everyone's health care went up about 40% on average last month, with everyone getting either equal or worse coverage than they had previously. I think the ACA was a necessity, but premiums certainly did spike for a lot of people.