this is slashdot, neither do I. On a different note, if volatile memory is discoverable, is that not akin to volatile human information being discoverable? By that I mean should every phone call be logged and recorded going into a place of business? Every conversation even? Hell, perhaps things will be recorded that are not pertinent, similar to other data stored on the RAM, but for the greater good of a court order... And the technology exists, so again like making the RAM available for discovery, it is possible.
In her opinion, Judge Florence-Marie Cooper interpreted federal discovery rules broadly
...one can see you are well versed on the case. Anyways, if the judge knew that the logging IP addresses was a trivial matter, then why didn't she order them to do so? Instead she delved into a technological arena where the consequences of her action or what the implications might be where poorly understood at best.
if the Tab to ask would discount the predictability factor, perhaps something along the line of a vxworks based os where it can "predict" what you wanted by abbreviation or first few letters (a common thread in most of their patents I would imagine, you have to start somewhere). A Nortel Passport ex.:
sho lo fi ta = show log file tail
Although the auto-complete occurs after execution, it's not tooo much of a stretch to look at it as "predicting" what was intended.
on a side note... what if that lag was compensated by an advanced quantum simulation of what would happen next, of course making all the pre-simulated / analyzed sensor readings.
Anyways, didn't mean to flame. Was just saying, she spent 100 days and what she learned was how to stay there by her self, or be self-reliant there. I would hope a Mars mission isn't half spent on learning how to flush your toilet by yourself. Maybe I was looking for something a little more introspective or tangible of an experience.
You're spot on, the spectrum is all about the last mile with enough of a backbone...choice! Can I have it? They will turn Net Neutrality against the bastards trying to squeeze.
true...but there is going to be a lot of microwave popcorn, pop it in and press a button and PRESTO~! Self reliant food source. Watering their crops that came in a nice pre-packaged hydro-garden or what have you, or having everything spelled out for you in a cookie-cutter instance is not self-reliant in my book...I don't know, maybe I'm being too much of a grammar / meaning nazi on this one.
It harks back to the post last week from WorldChanging.com about how extreme space exploration can help make living sustainably sexy. As Commander Battler says it, "we've all become incredibly self-reliant, and developed many other interesting, useful skills and attitudes, thanks to our isolated home in the Arctic!"
How does living entirely in a prefabbed environment make anyone self-reliant? Is she saying... "ohhh I can work out my problems now with meditation instead of crying over drinks with the ladies!"
I would think this experience would lend itself more towards group initiative and synergy to get by than "self-reliant". I mean come on, they are probably told when to eat, sleep and fart by a NASA computer.
Just think of the weapons that brainiacs like Jessica Biel and Lindsey Lohan could unleash upon the world if they devoted themselves to engineering and physics instead of fashion and sex scandals.
Agreed. It will also be interesting to see how the "think of the children" card plays out as well. At what age would we be able to hold her responsible? After she had her sweet 16? She was a minor at the time, that shifts focus to the parental figures/filters that would have been expected/available with an AOL account.
2...more or less. There is a packet coming in... and it goes, HEY! Theres my mac, I'mm hit that mofo up. Gets there, and as the packet comes into the new que and goes, Hey I see my mac over there...wtf? Goes back... etc, etc
By linking the Netgear on two ports to the Cisco (regardless of whether a cross-over is used) you introduce a Loop into the network... a big No No without proper VLANing or routing inbetween as the MAC forwarding table of the cisco will pick up both ports. Using Spanning Tree Protocol is one line of defense for this, but not an end all cure. Depending on the router or type of trunking that the cisco was uplinked too, the whole segment might be automatically taken offline and disabled to prevent further damage, so usually the whole switch stack drops from the network.
I see it more of an experiment with History... however that old addage goes, he who wins the war writes the history or something, might not apply so wholeheartedly going forward...and even reaching into the past.
I just hope that some people finally put their vote where their mouth is a vote third parties. If for no other reason then to show the public discontent with the meager offerings that the Dems and Reps think should entice us.
regardless of why he doesn't want to vote for Hillary, that is his right. In fact I give him credit for not just eating up whatever shit someone else is shoveling. They are his feelings, his vote. Who are you to say he shouldn't have them?
11. Stickier start page
We're going to make it hard to change your start page, you know...like MSN
I don't think this means what you think it does... since when has it ever been "hard" to change your start page? Noone would stand for that. They are gonna redesign and add some more flavor to it. Not lock it on you. And in MS's defence (*shivers*) it's not hard to change theirs either.
This might be semi off topic, but if this does occur with your provider, or anything else for that matter that changes your contract or TOS, does anyone know if you can not except the new terms of the contract and force them to waive the early termination fee?
You could substitue any nations currency in the world with "U.S. Dollar" and be correct about it no longer being truly backed by gold, and I suppose the rest of your point. On the other hand... the FED has stopped releasing Money Supply figures... hmmm go figure.
I kept my cool, cracked jokes, and pretty much nobody yelled at me. In fact, one guy even gave me a $5 tip on a 33 cent pair of 3-D glasses. And because people were waiting in line at 7-11, half of them grabbed a candy bar or a bag of chips or beer or something while they were waiting to get their glasses rung up, so it was a huge windfall for the store.
P has a great point, and let me add...you can have a good marketing stunt without stooping to sleazy levels. Though they were lucky to have an employee such as you to facilitate smoothness, at least at that store.
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this is slashdot, neither do I. On a different note, if volatile memory is discoverable, is that not akin to volatile human information being discoverable? By that I mean should every phone call be logged and recorded going into a place of business? Every conversation even? Hell, perhaps things will be recorded that are not pertinent, similar to other data stored on the RAM, but for the greater good of a court order... And the technology exists, so again like making the RAM available for discovery, it is possible.
...one can see you are well versed on the case. Anyways, if the judge knew that the logging IP addresses was a trivial matter, then why didn't she order them to do so? Instead she delved into a technological arena where the consequences of her action or what the implications might be where poorly understood at best.
sho lo fi ta = show log file tail
Although the auto-complete occurs after execution, it's not tooo much of a stretch to look at it as "predicting" what was intended.
cheers!
Anyways, didn't mean to flame. Was just saying, she spent 100 days and what she learned was how to stay there by her self, or be self-reliant there. I would hope a Mars mission isn't half spent on learning how to flush your toilet by yourself. Maybe I was looking for something a little more introspective or tangible of an experience.
You're spot on, the spectrum is all about the last mile with enough of a backbone...choice! Can I have it? They will turn Net Neutrality against the bastards trying to squeeze.
true...but there is going to be a lot of microwave popcorn, pop it in and press a button and PRESTO~! Self reliant food source. Watering their crops that came in a nice pre-packaged hydro-garden or what have you, or having everything spelled out for you in a cookie-cutter instance is not self-reliant in my book...I don't know, maybe I'm being too much of a grammar / meaning nazi on this one.
I would think this experience would lend itself more towards group initiative and synergy to get by than "self-reliant". I mean come on, they are probably told when to eat, sleep and fart by a NASA computer.
Every troll needs a bridge...
I believe the porn industry has choosen HD-DVD...
They are coke/DUI and sex scandals...
Agreed. It will also be interesting to see how the "think of the children" card plays out as well. At what age would we be able to hold her responsible? After she had her sweet 16? She was a minor at the time, that shifts focus to the parental figures/filters that would have been expected/available with an AOL account.
2...more or less. There is a packet coming in... and it goes, HEY! Theres my mac, I'mm hit that mofo up. Gets there, and as the packet comes into the new que and goes, Hey I see my mac over there...wtf? Goes back... etc, etc
By linking the Netgear on two ports to the Cisco (regardless of whether a cross-over is used) you introduce a Loop into the network... a big No No without proper VLANing or routing inbetween as the MAC forwarding table of the cisco will pick up both ports. Using Spanning Tree Protocol is one line of defense for this, but not an end all cure. Depending on the router or type of trunking that the cisco was uplinked too, the whole segment might be automatically taken offline and disabled to prevent further damage, so usually the whole switch stack drops from the network.
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I see it more of an experiment with History... however that old addage goes, he who wins the war writes the history or something, might not apply so wholeheartedly going forward...and even reaching into the past.
regardless of why he doesn't want to vote for Hillary, that is his right. In fact I give him credit for not just eating up whatever shit someone else is shoveling. They are his feelings, his vote. Who are you to say he shouldn't have them?
hmmm.... try telling them BEFORE you pack the bong.
This might be semi off topic, but if this does occur with your provider, or anything else for that matter that changes your contract or TOS, does anyone know if you can not except the new terms of the contract and force them to waive the early termination fee?
I had a dream that I was devouring the largest planet ever observerd...and when I woke up, MY PILLOW WAS GONE!
You could substitue any nations currency in the world with "U.S. Dollar" and be correct about it no longer being truly backed by gold, and I suppose the rest of your point. On the other hand... the FED has stopped releasing Money Supply figures... hmmm go figure.
to clean up all the puke at the borders?
I didn't just jump at this lightly, Also, there was NO other change to my system whatsoever prior to the C+ library error. I run a tight ship on my xp box...