What kind of open-ended question is that? On/. too, I mean, what kind of posts do you expect to get? I think a backslash of this could be extremely funny.
If a validation certificate is marked "not available," the module is no longer available for procurement, but may still be retained and used to demonstrate compliance to FIPS 140-1 or FIPS 140-2.
Weathersby said the problems have been corrected and the workaround submitted to the certifying laboratory, Domus IT Security Laboratory of Ottawa, for re-evaluation.
Weathersby said the results of the re-evaluation would be submitted to CMVP for a final review and reinstatement of the certificate.
"I am discouraged with what appears to be another change after certification has been awarded," said executive director John Weathersby. "It is disheartening after three-and-a-half years of work to have the certification pulled twice for reasons not clear to us." ... NIST is not saying why the certificate was removed.
From their website: The Phantom Lapboard allows for easy use while seated in the living room.
Aren't they supposed to be trying to capture the attention of their audience? Can't you easily use pretty much any gaming console, or a pc for that matter, while sitting in your living room? Tell me something a bit more interesting on the front page of your main site.
Early warning could enable the government to allocate money and resources to potential disaster areas before disaster strikes.
Now this would be total chaos. WTF are they thinking? Oh... the supercomputer says we're going to get hit with a Tsunami in 2024, oh please oh please government start giving us money now so we can squander it early!
Paglee details in his blog a call he received from the engineers using a rudimentary client. Part of the proof that the protocol had been cracked came when the engineers sent Paglee the IP address of his computer, information that normally would be encrypted during a Skype session.
Little did he know they were in his apartment earlier in the day.
If a cow stands in the middle of the road in India, the locals will just wait, patiently, for it to pass. Americans sometimes fail to get this...
'Round my parts ya'all should know that this happens quite often. Ya'all just need to get out da truck and pull da tail, and they all will start a runnin'. Simple as a sweet cherry pie made by my momma.
If we didn't have stuff like this to do, Congress might have to talk about the fact that the Middle East is about to descend into chaos due to complete mismangement over the past five years, and this time with a hundred thousand US troups right there in the middle of it.
If the American people caught wind of that, there's no telling what they'd do!
America doesn't care. They'd continue to eat their potato chips while sitting in front of their PC surfing MySpace and playing solitaire with their iPod cranked to the max listening to Britney.
But spam in general is a global problem (email and search engines), and their are global groups that have been put together to combat it. The government is trying to get involved too. You would think, if somebody comes up with a way to crush spam, they won't be allowed to keep that info to themselves long, because the global community wants that information. Maybe I'm just crazy, who knows.
Probably would also require some ergonomic reworking of its case and such.
With one simple and affordable surgery, you, yes you, can have Microsoft's new Zune handheld permantely attached to your hand for easy access and ergonomic glory!
So thats a cheap option for colleges looking to sex up the CS major.
I would still prefer more female cs majors instead. Wouldn't it be awesome if part of a college's recruiting slogan is that they have a large number of sexy female cs majors?!?!?
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/. too, I mean, what kind of posts do you expect to get? I think a backslash of this could be extremely funny.
What kind of open-ended question is that? On
The only reason I use CSS is because color coordination does not run in my genes.
Parent is modded Informative? Now that's funny.
If a validation certificate is marked "not available," the module is no longer available for procurement, but may still be retained and used to demonstrate compliance to FIPS 140-1 or FIPS 140-2.
Weathersby said the problems have been corrected and the workaround submitted to the certifying laboratory, Domus IT Security Laboratory of Ottawa, for re-evaluation.
Weathersby said the results of the re-evaluation would be submitted to CMVP for a final review and reinstatement of the certificate.
Seems like we're in for a wait.
"I am discouraged with what appears to be another change after certification has been awarded," said executive director John Weathersby. "It is disheartening after three-and-a-half years of work to have the certification pulled twice for reasons not clear to us."
... NIST is not saying why the certificate was removed.
Stupid politics.
From their website: The Phantom Lapboard allows for easy use while seated in the living room.
Aren't they supposed to be trying to capture the attention of their audience? Can't you easily use pretty much any gaming console, or a pc for that matter, while sitting in your living room? Tell me something a bit more interesting on the front page of your main site.
Early warning could enable the government to allocate money and resources to potential disaster areas before disaster strikes.
... the supercomputer says we're going to get hit with a Tsunami in 2024, oh please oh please government start giving us money now so we can squander it early!
Now this would be total chaos. WTF are they thinking? Oh
I was 17 and she was 26 and
Per chance, did you have a MySpace account, and your parents didn't know about your little shin-dig?
For some reason your username makes me think of pron too.
"Moreover, no amount of reverse engineering would threaten Skype's cryptographic security or integrity."
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This is
I'm sure we could figure out something.
Paglee details in his blog a call he received from the engineers using a rudimentary client. Part of the proof that the protocol had been cracked came when the engineers sent Paglee the IP address of his computer, information that normally would be encrypted during a Skype session.
Little did he know they were in his apartment earlier in the day.
If a cow stands in the middle of the road in India, the locals will just wait, patiently, for it to pass. Americans sometimes fail to get this...
'Round my parts ya'all should know that this happens quite often. Ya'all just need to get out da truck and pull da tail, and they all will start a runnin'. Simple as a sweet cherry pie made by my momma.
"Basically, you've given everybody a little radio-frequency doodad that silently declares 'Hey, I'm a foreigner,'"
Whenever I have questions about Passports or Immigrations, I always say WWFD (What Would Fez Do?)
If we didn't have stuff like this to do, Congress might have to talk about the fact that the Middle East is about to descend into chaos due to complete mismangement over the past five years, and this time with a hundred thousand US troups right there in the middle of it.
If the American people caught wind of that, there's no telling what they'd do!
America doesn't care. They'd continue to eat their potato chips while sitting in front of their PC surfing MySpace and playing solitaire with their iPod cranked to the max listening to Britney.
And I thought everybody on /. looked like this. I am disappointed. I think I may move over to MySpace.
I've been left with the impression that the majority of Slashdotters don't actually read the comments.
Maybe I'm just way out in left field, but I typically read the comments, not the article.
When do we get to add our pictures to our profiles here now?
/.ers
I'm looking forward to seeing the videos of all the sexy
Actually I was implying that that's what others do, not myself. Just had to clarify so that the government doesn't red flag my /. account.
It can't be fixed ... It's a Virus
How did we get this Backlash stuff? Was there a vote that I missed?
Seeing a 4300% increase in visits in just two short years
Sorry, but the real reason for this is you can pick up 14-17 year old girls.
But spam in general is a global problem (email and search engines), and their are global groups that have been put together to combat it. The government is trying to get involved too. You would think, if somebody comes up with a way to crush spam, they won't be allowed to keep that info to themselves long, because the global community wants that information. Maybe I'm just crazy, who knows.
Probably would also require some ergonomic reworking of its case and such.
With one simple and affordable surgery, you, yes you, can have Microsoft's new Zune handheld permantely attached to your hand for easy access and ergonomic glory!
So thats a cheap option for colleges looking to sex up the CS major.
I would still prefer more female cs majors instead. Wouldn't it be awesome if part of a college's recruiting slogan is that they have a large number of sexy female cs majors?!?!?