After that, you have to worry about things like "Magic Lantern" and black bag jobs
"Magic Lantern" style keyloggers may be avoidably by opening notepad along side PGP, and switching across and typing in some gibberish or other words, sometimes using a word that contains a letter that is in the password. For instance, if the password contains 'ge', then switch to notepad, type in 'be', then switch back to the password input and type 'g', then switch to notepad, type 'on', then switch back and type the 'e'. Looks like "begone", or "beg one". Try to get the timing right, in case it logs timing as well. Or you could pretend to be typing in some inocuous sentence, occasionally switching across to the password input and typing a letter of the password, then switch back, press backspace, and carry on as if you had just corrected a mis-type. Throw a few in that you don't correct, and a few other corrected typos as well. Dilligent analysis of these 'corrections' may reveal the password if it is a couple of words, though. I suppose this is a form of steg.
I think I know what you mean... that's one thing that really annoys me about what I was taught at school in physics. They said that light is a combination of red, green, and blue. Bullshit. I now know that that's only an accident of the placement of the human eye's receptors in the spectrum. Some people have sensors that are closer together, giving colour blindness, and a few rare women have four different receptors (tetrachromats, I think the word is -/. story here). Thanks for pointing that out, though, sometimes those lies that I was told confuse me.
They're talking about the visible spectrum, which is a slice out of a much broader range of frequencies. If you take an arbitrary slice out of an evenly distributed set of data, you would expect the average to be right in the middle, which is roughly where turquoise lies, so surely this is statistical nonsense.
As we heard today, Microsoft rigged a ZDNet poll to make.Net look more popular than Java. What do you think of this as a tactic, and why aren't Sun keeping up with industry practices?:-)
Okay, let's allow Monsanto to produce and patent whatever GM lifeforms they want! The market will provide adequate pressure for them to behave in a safe and ethical manner.
Tolkien's denials aside, I always thought it painfully obvious that the dark riders were called "Nazghuls"... "Nazi Ghouls?"I don't think the Nazis were in the same league. The Nazis were just basic Human wickedness, the kind of which we have seen several instances just this century. The Nazgul and Sauron are supposed to be a whole order of magnitude worse.
The ME timeline includes Creation, so it must be a sort of "alternate beginning" to the universe. So, it wasn't God that slipped off for a quick one, but Eru that retired and handed over the ropes to God.
Anyways most scholars disagree and state that Tolkien completely separated Christianity from Middle Earth.
While not agreeing or disagreeing, Tolkien said in a letter that Middle Earth is an imaginary time in the real world's history. You could infer from this that if Tolkien believed in The One God, then Eru must be that God.
the conditions are hard to reproduce. Temperatures of around 100 K, almost no surface pressure and a harsh radiation environment.
So if we send a probe there, it'll come back covered in superbacteria that will wipe us all out, is that what you are saying? Disband NASA now, it's too dangerous!:-)
"with digital media, copyright actually incoveniences me, so I'm against it"
And what's wrong with that? As RMS put it, the rights that the public gave up over a hundred years ago were rights that they could not effectively make use of. Now that we can, it's time to reconsider whether we want to give them up.
Maybe, but I've seen this myth so often that I was just a little peeved. The FUD coming from Microsoft that the GPL is viral or restrictive needs to be countered loudly.
I watching a meteor shower in October 1981, maybe the Perseids, and 8 seconds after each one we heard a distinct 'pop' as of a distant gunshot. My father (a physics teacher) wrote to Patrick Moore, who hosts the BBC's The Sky at Night programme, and he replied saying that this was impossible. Maybe we were hearing a reflection of this fizzing sound, but it doesn't seem loud enough to carry over 3 kilometers.
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I really dislike it - it's just too damn expensive. And only Sony support it (AFAIK).
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That was a joke! I hope no-one was offended.
You forgot to shoot yourself, dumbass.
I think I know what you mean... that's one thing that really annoys me about what I was taught at school in physics. They said that light is a combination of red, green, and blue. Bullshit. I now know that that's only an accident of the placement of the human eye's receptors in the spectrum. Some people have sensors that are closer together, giving colour blindness, and a few rare women have four different receptors (tetrachromats, I think the word is - /. story here). Thanks for pointing that out, though, sometimes those lies that I was told confuse me.
They're talking about the visible spectrum, which is a slice out of a much broader range of frequencies. If you take an arbitrary slice out of an evenly distributed set of data, you would expect the average to be right in the middle, which is roughly where turquoise lies, so surely this is statistical nonsense.
As we heard today, Microsoft rigged a ZDNet poll to make .Net look more popular than Java. What do you think of this as a tactic, and why aren't Sun keeping up with industry practices? :-)
Okay, let's allow Monsanto to produce and patent whatever GM lifeforms they want! The market will provide adequate pressure for them to behave in a safe and ethical manner.
Wake up and smell the PCB fumes.
I have never druven an automatic. I'd be terrified if I were given one to drive, without instruction from someone I know and trust.
Tolkien's denials aside, I always thought it painfully obvious that the dark riders were called "Nazghuls"... "Nazi Ghouls?"I don't think the Nazis were in the same league. The Nazis were just basic Human wickedness, the kind of which we have seen several instances just this century. The Nazgul and Sauron are supposed to be a whole order of magnitude worse.
The ME timeline includes Creation, so it must be a sort of "alternate beginning" to the universe. So, it wasn't God that slipped off for a quick one, but Eru that retired and handed over the ropes to God.
So, Microsoft want to sell the XBox in more countries, do they?
AIUI, the M$ settlement money can be spent on whatever the school wants, whether that's Windows, Mac, or Linux.
It sounds much better in Black Speech:
Ash nazg durbatulûk
Ash nazg gimbatul
Ash nazg thrakatulûk
Agh burzum-ishi krimpatul
Don't forget the animated adverts in the margin.
Isn't this entire question anti-consumerist, and therefore Un-American? Report for termination, troubleshooter.
Maybe, but I've seen this myth so often that I was just a little peeved. The FUD coming from Microsoft that the GPL is viral or restrictive needs to be countered loudly.
I watching a meteor shower in October 1981, maybe the Perseids, and 8 seconds after each one we heard a distinct 'pop' as of a distant gunshot. My father (a physics teacher) wrote to Patrick Moore, who hosts the BBC's The Sky at Night programme, and he replied saying that this was impossible. Maybe we were hearing a reflection of this fizzing sound, but it doesn't seem loud enough to carry over 3 kilometers.