Does anyone know if it is considered wiretapping to a phone signal between the handset and the base? Or for that matter, a cordless phone between handset and base?
I'm guessing it probably would be because the audio signal is directly transmitted. Although in the case of a cordless there may be some A->D->A converting going on.
If you can pull off a MITM, you might as well just append your spam to every email that goes by your segment. And insert HTML ads in all the web traffic too.
The more people you get to enter, the HIGHER (not lower) your chances of winning $100,000.
Actually, this is might not be the case. Say, for example, there are 5 people currently entered (of which I am one). My odds are 1/5. I then refer 5 friends. My odds are now 6/10. Those 5 friends each refer 5 other friends. Now my odds are 6/35 (17%), which is lower than the original 1/5 (20%).
This case occurs when the number of "second level (and greater)" referals (refered by those I refered and so on) is significant comprared to the total number of entries.
Technical in your FAQ:
Centripetal acceleration is acting on the upper two-thirds pulling it outward, and the lost angular momentum is replaced very quickly (essentially as fast as it is lost).
Centripetal force is the force is pull inward. Centrifugal force is the ficticious force pulling outward. In actual fact there is only centripital force pulling in against momentum.
Until you want to run an X11 app (which could be using any number of toolkits) or you want to run a classic app (which requires a whole second layer of OS).
EGAD! I hope you aren't a parent. All using this on your kid is going to do is teach him/her that:
- You don't respect them (won't even give them 2 minutes to finish that email?!) - You have no backbone (can't enforce anything with out a program that makes it very difficult for you to go back on your word) - You spend way to much time on/.
Hell, when I do "emerge -u samba" in Gentoo, I pretty much trust that whatever gentoo mirror I'm leeching from has untainted good code.
No, you are trusting that the digest files that you got from the rsync server are good. Also, I believe the Portage developers are working on adding GPG signing.
Maybe he designed it on older recorders that couldn't hold all the audio it would take to split after the fact. Besides, programming a microcontroller isn't very hard.
Vim, emacs, etc are hardly "arcane". Have you ever looked at what these editors are capable of? Folding, regexes, marking, buffer operations, macros, compiler integration, syntax highlighting, scripting, and source tagging just to name a few.
It is true that vim would be very difficult to use without a manual, but just type ":help" and you get a very good and extensive one. I'm not sure how good emacs' documentation is, but I imagine it would be similar.
For all those who have never learned the features of an advanced editor, I highly recommend it. You will wonder how you lived without it.
I never use the XFree86 configuration program anymore. I always found it extremely annoying to go through all the junk in order to change one thing. Hand editing the config is much easier.
it does solve it if it works so well and has such wide spread usage that spam becomes unprofitable. i don't think this sort of filtering is going to accomplish that though.
On our network at work, we get over 99% spam. The amount of legit mail that comes from the internet is so miniscule that a spam vs non-spam graph is usless (all you see is spam).
I agree with you on all points, except #4. This bug lets a local user halt the system, worst case causing downtime and slight chance of data loss. Recent Windows bugs allowed remote users to run arbitrary code, worst case causing widespread worms, privacy problems, data loss, and pretty much anything else nasty you can think of.
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Does anyone know if it is considered wiretapping to a phone signal between the handset and the base? Or for that matter, a cordless phone between handset and base? I'm guessing it probably would be because the audio signal is directly transmitted. Although in the case of a cordless there may be some A->D->A converting going on.
Illegal in some places in the US if you are not a registered locksmith. Not everyone on /. lives in the same place as you do.
If you can pull off a MITM, you might as well just append your spam to every email that goes by your segment. And insert HTML ads in all the web traffic too.
The more people you get to enter, the HIGHER (not lower) your chances of winning $100,000.
Actually, this is might not be the case. Say, for example, there are 5 people currently entered (of which I am one). My odds are 1/5. I then refer 5 friends. My odds are now 6/10. Those 5 friends each refer 5 other friends. Now my odds are 6/35 (17%), which is lower than the original 1/5 (20%).
This case occurs when the number of "second level (and greater)" referals (refered by those I refered and so on) is significant comprared to the total number of entries.
Technical in your FAQ: Centripetal acceleration is acting on the upper two-thirds pulling it outward, and the lost angular momentum is replaced very quickly (essentially as fast as it is lost). Centripetal force is the force is pull inward. Centrifugal force is the ficticious force pulling outward. In actual fact there is only centripital force pulling in against momentum.
Until you want to run an X11 app (which could be using any number of toolkits) or you want to run a classic app (which requires a whole second layer of OS).
EGAD! I hope you aren't a parent. All using this on your kid is going to do is teach him/her that:
/.
- You don't respect them (won't even give them 2 minutes to finish that email?!)
- You have no backbone (can't enforce anything with out a program that makes it very difficult for you to go back on your word)
- You spend way to much time on
Why is this modded informative? It's not a joke. You can download the perl script from the site.
if you read the article, you'd see that you could do this.
Hell, when I do "emerge -u samba" in Gentoo, I pretty much trust that whatever gentoo mirror I'm leeching from has untainted good code.
No, you are trusting that the digest files that you got from the rsync server are good. Also, I believe the Portage developers are working on adding GPG signing.
Maybe he designed it on older recorders that couldn't hold all the audio it would take to split after the fact. Besides, programming a microcontroller isn't very hard.
But there is a law that says "automatic weapons are illegal". Is there a law that says "machines that can play copied games are illegal"?
For those interested, see the "About the GNU GPL" section to learn why the GPL isn't "viral". Brave GNU World
Why would that be? If I start at 1:37, and check every hour, It will always be xx:37. There's no drifting.
Perhaps "Portage MacOS X" would make more sense?
emerge openoffice-bin
Granted openoffice takes forever to compile, but I bet MS office takes even longer.
Portage is not in any way limited to source-only.
I'll bite.
Vim, emacs, etc are hardly "arcane". Have you ever looked at what these editors are capable of? Folding, regexes, marking, buffer operations, macros, compiler integration, syntax highlighting, scripting, and source tagging just to name a few.
It is true that vim would be very difficult to use without a manual, but just type ":help" and you get a very good and extensive one. I'm not sure how good emacs' documentation is, but I imagine it would be similar.
For all those who have never learned the features of an advanced editor, I highly recommend it. You will wonder how you lived without it.
I never use the XFree86 configuration program anymore. I always found it extremely annoying to go through all the junk in order to change one thing. Hand editing the config is much easier.
My registrar provides the option of running the authoritative DNS server for you.
it does solve it if it works so well and has such wide spread usage that spam becomes unprofitable. i don't think this sort of filtering is going to accomplish that though.
Any guitar player already knows tubes sound better when overdriven.
On our network at work, we get over 99% spam. The amount of legit mail that comes from the internet is so miniscule that a spam vs non-spam graph is usless (all you see is spam).
Folders? Why not just sort the list?
Why not use Evolution with the (now GPL'd) exchange connector?
I agree with you on all points, except #4. This bug lets a local user halt the system, worst case causing downtime and slight chance of data loss. Recent Windows bugs allowed remote users to run arbitrary code, worst case causing widespread worms, privacy problems, data loss, and pretty much anything else nasty you can think of.