If you want to add more RAM chips for RAID 5-ish protection from damage to any one chip, multiply your chip count by 1.5.
Last I checked, you would only have to spare one chip worth of space to store the parity information, regardless of how many chips are being used to begin with.
What can a hacker/phreaker expect living in prison? How do the other inmates react when they hear why you're locked up? Do they restrict your access to books on technology? Can you request books? Any fear of the "sisters"?
When Apple ran into the legal problem of using the name Apple, the record company said they could use it so long as they didn't go into the music business. Hence the system beep, "Sosume".
I just did a google search and found another/. post explaining this in more depth.
Which is why you shouldn't spend all day in the sun. An hour of cardio in the sun is healthy. If it's especially sunny outside, just toss on some sunscreen. sheesh.
I've been bodybuilding for a few years now and in the process, I've read books on nutrition. The key to leading a healthy life is a healthy, balanced diet mixed with regular exercise and sunlight. This means no refined wheat or sugar. No trans fatty acids. I eat lots of lowfat yogurt, lowfat cottage cheese, canned tuna in water, whole wheat bread with almond butter and organic marmalade, whole wheat pasta with organic sauce (With no sugars added!), organic whole wheat shells and cheese, protein drinks with skim milk, salmon and other ocean fish, white chicken and turkey meat, eggs (Including the yolk since I don't have cholesterol problems), bananas, potatos, brown rice, lots of water, herbal teas, an oil supplement with lots of OMEGA-3s, and a good multivitamin. Personally, I have to eat 3,000 calories per day in order to make gains. For those that are trying to lose wait, eat the foods I listed. Don't be afraid to eat healthy fats from organic, natural products. Don't avoid carbs, simply eat complex carbs instead of the refined shit which has been robbed of its nutrients. Eat plenty of vegetables and don't eat too much fruit. Even fruit has sugar, even if it isn't as bad as refined white sugar. COUNT YOUR CALORIES and figure out how many you need to eat on a healthy, balanced diet to maintain weight. Then steadily lower your caloric intake and increase exercise (Weight lifting AND cardio) until you start to lose weight. Sunlight and fresh air is also important. Do your cardio outside in the sun to kill two birds with one stone!
If you want to read a REAL nerds book on nutrition, how about one that explains the molecular structure of different fats and explains everything in technical terms. I didn't know any biology before reading it and I was able to follow along. The book actually teaches you all about fats, carbs, free radicals, anti-oxidants, etc. If you're interested in bodybuilding, this one's a must for most of us.
I'm 6'2". In the last year, I've gone from little muscle at 155 lbs to 10% body fat at 180 lbs. Yeah, a year is a long time, but I've done it in a healthy way which is more permanent and life sustaining.:)
I just went through this. My boss is convinced that there's got to be a 99% effective way to reduce spam without getting more than a few false positives, all for less than a couple hundred dollars. We use Exchange 5.5 and all the features it has, so I can't just stick him on POP3 with SPAM Assassin. Currently we're using SPAMCOP's DNS blacklist which catches about 50% of the spam. The problem is, my boss just has to have his contact information on EVERYTHING, including the registration information for our domain names. That means he get's roughly 50-60 SPAM messages per day which didn't get blocked by SPAMCOP. I tried explaining to him that we either fork over a large yearly fee for brightmail or I can use a product that is very aggressive and spend the time building a whitelist. I went on vacation for a week and nobody was here to maintain the list, so he lost some important messages. They had me walk them through uninstalling it over the phone while I was on vacation. He still thinks there's got to be another solution. Ugh.
Here's the definition of superpower. A powerful and influential nation, especially a nuclear power that dominates its allies or client states in an international power bloc.
I'm sorry, but the sum of every other nation is not a superpower, it's an alliance of less powerful nations. The alliance would be more powerful, but there's too much bickering between our enemies for this to happen. The biggest and most plausible threat is North Korea joining up with the arab nations. Can you say World War Three?
Actually, you're the idiot. The whole point of the exploit is to determine the value of the private key. The original poster was just saying that latency could be measured quite accurately since the traffic would be over the LAN.
I run a Microsoft network. I read all the security bulletins. I read security related news sites to ensure that I don't miss anything important. Hell, I supported NT4 Server networking, domains, and setup for Microsoft for almost two years!
Most exploits for any piece of software are discovered by white hats. *nix, Windows, it doesn't matter. More than 95% of the time, a worm is made by some talentless asshole that doesn't have the skill to find a new exploit. Instead, he relies on spreading his worm through unpatched boxes by standing on the shoulders of white hats. If the asshole had the skills of a true security professional, he would be making decent money in the information security field. I doubt there are many people that wouldn't "sell out" by providing a noble service to the business world.
The fact that you just love to spell Microsoft related names with a bigot twist tells me that you fall under the "I hate Microsoft and therefore will have extremely biased opinions" category of people. Personally, I hate Microsoft's business practices as much as the next guy and I believe that open source is a better way to develop projects, but I don't let that opinion form the basis of ALL my computer related opinions.
"for once a security problem that isn't really Microsoft's fault"
Give Microsoft a break. Open source software has its own fair share of exploits and worms that take advantage of unpatched boxes. I subscribe to all of the securityfocus mailing lists and I can tell you that I see a lot more *nix than MS activity.
I feel sorry for those that let their hatred of a company clout their perception on information security.
After all, we know how law-abiding spammers are. And how effective the government is in combating computer criminals. I really don't think this will make a difference.
That statement is original and in no way related to a comment on another totally unrelated article. *grin*
"Well at least that seems to be the arrogant American answer."
I think it's so funny how there's a section of the population that finds it fashionable to talk trash on their own country. It's not just the U.S. that has these kinds of people. All countries do except for certain countries that cut off your tongue for speaking your mind.
What country would you rather live in?
What have you voted on in the last several years aside from Slashdot poles?
Start taxing sales on the internet. A small percentile would be enough. A portion of the taxes goes to a highly effective task force that tracks down spammers and puts them in jail with a large, giddy cellmate.
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Last I checked, you would only have to spare one chip worth of space to store the parity information, regardless of how many chips are being used to begin with.
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If I saw a naked man running around, the last thing I would be feeling is "curious".
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Not that there's anything wrong with that...
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My original comment was supposed to be funny. $500 coin...haha, get it?
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I just did a google search and found another /. post explaining this in more depth.
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If you want to read a REAL nerds book on nutrition, how about one that explains the molecular structure of different fats and explains everything in technical terms. I didn't know any biology before reading it and I was able to follow along. The book actually teaches you all about fats, carbs, free radicals, anti-oxidants, etc. If you're interested in bodybuilding, this one's a must for most of us.
I'm 6'2". In the last year, I've gone from little muscle at 155 lbs to 10% body fat at 180 lbs. Yeah, a year is a long time, but I've done it in a healthy way which is more permanent and life sustaining. :)
-Lucas
-Lucas
A powerful and influential nation, especially a nuclear power that dominates its allies or client states in an international power bloc.
I'm sorry, but the sum of every other nation is not a superpower, it's an alliance of less powerful nations. The alliance would be more powerful, but there's too much bickering between our enemies for this to happen. The biggest and most plausible threat is North Korea joining up with the arab nations. Can you say World War Three?
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*grin*
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These pipes are clean! And how.
Cabin Boy and The Pest are my favorite movies where everyone else seemed to feel too mature to laugh at.
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I run a Microsoft network. I read all the security bulletins. I read security related news sites to ensure that I don't miss anything important. Hell, I supported NT4 Server networking, domains, and setup for Microsoft for almost two years!
Most exploits for any piece of software are discovered by white hats. *nix, Windows, it doesn't matter. More than 95% of the time, a worm is made by some talentless asshole that doesn't have the skill to find a new exploit. Instead, he relies on spreading his worm through unpatched boxes by standing on the shoulders of white hats. If the asshole had the skills of a true security professional, he would be making decent money in the information security field. I doubt there are many people that wouldn't "sell out" by providing a noble service to the business world.
The fact that you just love to spell Microsoft related names with a bigot twist tells me that you fall under the "I hate Microsoft and therefore will have extremely biased opinions" category of people. Personally, I hate Microsoft's business practices as much as the next guy and I believe that open source is a better way to develop projects, but I don't let that opinion form the basis of ALL my computer related opinions.
-Lucas
Give Microsoft a break. Open source software has its own fair share of exploits and worms that take advantage of unpatched boxes. I subscribe to all of the securityfocus mailing lists and I can tell you that I see a lot more *nix than MS activity.
I feel sorry for those that let their hatred of a company clout their perception on information security.
-Lucas
That statement is original and in no way related to a comment on another totally unrelated article. *grin*
-Lucas
-Lucas
I think it's so funny how there's a section of the population that finds it fashionable to talk trash on their own country. It's not just the U.S. that has these kinds of people. All countries do except for certain countries that cut off your tongue for speaking your mind.
What country would you rather live in?
What have you voted on in the last several years aside from Slashdot poles?
-Lucas
-Lucas