They should stick 'em into Robot Wars (after arming it with a little more than some lego bricks. It'll be cool, a mix of Robojox[1] and Combat Zone[2]).
[1] An OLD film, does anyone else remember it?
[2] An OLD computer game (Win 3.11), does anyone else remember it?
CSS vs. Layers.
MSIE, Opera, Mozilla uses CSS (Standard), Nutscrape uses Layers (and the evil layer tag, pre CSS).
Javascript.
Standards, HA, Javascript does not know of these 'standards'!
Then you have the fact that some tags are just interpertated differntly!
Then you have the fact that not all the standards are implemented, so even if it's perfect HTML (validated & everything, which I have) it still rendereds diffrently on diff. browsers.
When I play as web-dev I normal go for this approch:
HTML 3.2 + CSS Compatable first and formost.
MSIE Comptable 'extras (inc. Java Script)'
if I have time, I'll add netscape etc.
>> It would probably be a good thing if browsers followed the HTML standard. I can't tell you how annoying it is to make a decent looking website only to find out that your Netscape 4.7 users see garbage.
Now, last time I went to a bank (the behind the seances(sp) they had was was basicly a hugh 9" CD changer. This backed up all the accounts the bank had, it could hand the data & speed you require, then just have a spreate machine to read 'em off as and when needed.
If the data you need is not pernament, then get the big feck of tape based systems.
I think (I'll check now) that the system was Sun based (http://www.sun.com/storage/)
Just taking a quick look at there site:
http://www.sun.com/storage/highend/9960/index.ht ml
6.4GB/sec
Total raw capacity per subsystem 37.3 TB
Your'd need a couple of 'em, but the amount of data you want, your going to have to have some big feak off system.
I'm sure if you sent an email to Sun asking what they'd recomend, they would have a better answer than most of the people on this forum.
Create a band, name it LIKE a popular band (i.e. the band name in pig-latan/7337, something that would be matched on a Napster seach for the band), then create a song, again named LIKE the bands name, i
M0nst3r Magn3t - Bod Says No.
Now sell this song as an MP3 for $5000 and have a friend 'buy' it. Make sure the friend has a high chance of being hacked by our good friends the RSAA, then sue.
I wounder how they check(I could have a MP3 called Monster Magnet - God Says No, but thats not to say its THE Monster Magnet's - God Says No), and what about MP3's you own the CD for?
CS! (Has no illagel MP3's, all prase http://www.mp3.com )
>MS would be smart to buy and bundle it w/ outlook but modify it a bit so it's not openpgp compatible.
Why? MS Outlook already supports signing/encryption & decription using X.509 keys.
Why bother with PGP aswell?
again...
Encryption/decryption & degital signing is build all major email clients now (including Outlook).
So why bother with PGP?
CS!
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> (Except for battery life.)
err... now I don't know about palms, don't use them, but 10 hours seems very... err.. small...
I've had my Psion Revo going to 2 weeks of adv use (1+ per day) and it's down to 47% bat power... A friend had a CE device quite some time ago, he forgot to recharge it for ONE night and it died.
Palms are cheap. that's there advantage
but they all suck compared to Psions!
But then I do need a keyboard...
out of curiosity, how do you play Doom with a styles? (ohh, Psions have Doom, the Nokia can play videos (well the advert says it can), browse the web (Opera 5) and send/recive emails )
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may I recomend using a Psion device then...
I have mine for quite some time, and it's NEVER crashed.
err... kind of missing the point of pgp etc, i.e. public key encription....
How do you know if the person you are giving the pad to is who he says he is.
what if it's a friend of a friend of a friend?
Thats three possable leaks... now add more people...
>
a very controled meteorite. as common logic says that it'll kill many people trying to cross.
when accessing them, you should esc out, with a slast, i.e.
rm -rf "\"\ \""
do delete the dir.
$$, $1, $2, $3... are the params to the script.
They should stick 'em into Robot Wars (after arming it with a little more than some lego bricks. It'll be cool, a mix of Robojox[1] and Combat Zone[2]).
[1] An OLD film, does anyone else remember it?
[2] An OLD computer game (Win 3.11), does anyone else remember it?
CS!
CSS vs. Layers.
MSIE, Opera, Mozilla uses CSS (Standard), Nutscrape uses Layers (and the evil layer tag, pre CSS).
Javascript.
Standards, HA, Javascript does not know of these 'standards'!
Then you have the fact that some tags are just interpertated differntly!
Then you have the fact that not all the standards are implemented, so even if it's perfect HTML (validated & everything, which I have) it still rendereds diffrently on diff. browsers.
When I play as web-dev I normal go for this approch:
HTML 3.2 + CSS Compatable first and formost.
MSIE Comptable 'extras (inc. Java Script)'
if I have time, I'll add netscape etc.
>> It would probably be a good thing if browsers followed the HTML standard. I can't tell you how annoying it is to make a decent looking website only to find out that your Netscape 4.7 users see garbage.
It's JavaScript thats the problem.
Now, last time I went to a bank (the behind the seances(sp) they had was was basicly a hugh 9" CD changer. This backed up all the accounts the bank had, it could hand the data & speed you require, then just have a spreate machine to read 'em off as and when needed.
t ml
If the data you need is not pernament, then get the big feck of tape based systems.
I think (I'll check now) that the system was Sun based (http://www.sun.com/storage/)
Just taking a quick look at there site:
http://www.sun.com/storage/highend/9960/index.h
6.4GB/sec
Total raw capacity per subsystem 37.3 TB
Your'd need a couple of 'em, but the amount of data you want, your going to have to have some big feak off system.
I'm sure if you sent an email to Sun asking what they'd recomend, they would have a better answer than most of the people on this forum.
CS!
> So perhaps the next step is to alter the MS spell checker to detect "bad" words and report back to Redmond all users who type them?
They plan to combine this with the US "StarWars" project, and fire lasers at the perpetrator(sp maybe).
BeOS did something like that, it was a real pain!
I belive MS Word 2003 does
"monopoly" - "A good thing, Mircosoft, your God"
The word "privacy" will have the MS dictionary meaning off
;-)
"Only know by you, Microsoft and the US government".
The really funny thing is, I used MS Word to spell check this post
CS!
Create a band, name it LIKE a popular band (i.e. the band name in pig-latan/7337, something that would be matched on a Napster seach for the band), then create a song, again named LIKE the bands name, i
M0nst3r Magn3t - Bod Says No.
Now sell this song as an MP3 for $5000 and have a friend 'buy' it. Make sure the friend has a high chance of being hacked by our good friends the RSAA, then sue.
linux can be hacked...
(it's just harder, unless it's a newbie box, then
telnet in with 'root' no password/'password'/'root')
or just download legal MP3's.
No problem then...
I wounder how they check(I could have a MP3 called Monster Magnet - God Says No, but thats not to say its THE Monster Magnet's - God Says No), and what about MP3's you own the CD for?
CS! (Has no illagel MP3's, all prase http://www.mp3.com )
URL please...
Plus howmuch are the drives?
the point of the gun is to make the hole.
>MS would be smart to buy and bundle it w/ outlook but modify it a bit so it's not openpgp compatible.
Why? MS Outlook already supports signing/encryption & decription using X.509 keys.
Why bother with PGP aswell?
CS!
again...
Encryption/decryption & degital signing is build all major email clients now (including Outlook).
So why bother with PGP?
CS!
> (Except for battery life.)
err... now I don't know about palms, don't use them, but 10 hours seems very... err.. small...
I've had my Psion Revo going to 2 weeks of adv use (1+ per day) and it's down to 47% bat power... A friend had a CE device quite some time ago, he forgot to recharge it for ONE night and it died.
Palms are cheap. that's there advantage
but they all suck compared to Psions!
But then I do need a keyboard...
out of curiosity, how do you play Doom with a styles? (ohh, Psions have Doom, the Nokia can play videos (well the advert says it can), browse the web (Opera 5) and send/recive emails )
may I recomend using a Psion device then...
I have mine for quite some time, and it's NEVER crashed.
watching a friends WinCE device hang in the middle of a lecture was funny... esp as it did not reboot :-)
Go go AlphaSmart (not a PDA, but did what I neaded at the time)!
I did for a while after BeOS died...
;( )
Alas my mobile is very expenive (even free-phone numbers
Psion Revo forever!
>Guns are used in a variety of SPORTS
Which are all about inflecting damage.
err... kind of missing the point of pgp etc, i.e. public key encription....
How do you know if the person you are giving the pad to is who he says he is.
what if it's a friend of a friend of a friend?
Thats three possable leaks... now add more people...