I came to post just this, but eldavojohn beat me to it. Damned subscribers:).
If I had access to my enemy's supposedly secret information, I would not take advantage of what I had learned in case they could work out that their channels were compromised. Until the day came that losing the ability to monitor their communications was less important than whatever strike I could make with the information gleaned.
Although it currently says I'm just off the coast of Somalia.! I can sadly assure you that this is not true. That means I've done about 3000mph in the last few hours. Just send me the ticket, Wiggum.
I have access to my own phone's location data, and I (apart from doing all sort of other funky stuff with it) set up a system to measure my speed.
It didn't work well.
First, I could only poll it every 15 minutes. Secondly, cells overlap. Thirdly, it just gives you a triangulation based on which towers you can see.
So basically, on a drive to London along the M4, I stuck at exactly 70mph for the test, and it showed me doing everything from 59 to about 84, with one sector at 97. It's not accurate enough. Until the 3G phones come along.
And you can see where I am (or rather where my work phone is (which is on the desk next to me)) now on my homepage....
I know all that, and I'm definitely not an alcohol advocate - in fact, I probably agree that cannabis is less damaging than alcohol - however, I repeat : "And you blame it on the alcohol? I'm not saying it isn't, but I can't see the irrefutably link that it is."
It's the logical jump that says "It occured after I started drinking, and wasn't there before - therefore it was the alcohol that caused it" that is logical, but not necessarily true.
Lloyds TSB use drop down menus to bypass keyloggers.
Yeah, it's not a bad solution to the problem, I think. It also asks for the same set of characters until you get it right, so even if you only knew the first half of the secret word, you couldn't keep refreshing until it asked for chars 1, 2 and 3.
But isn't the danger that they give you too much, and you slide over the thin line from anaesthesia to death? Sounds to me not like there's any adverse, unknown reaction to it - just that there's a problem if you have too much (like anything else - alcohol for example).
I used to smoke pot, often heavily, regularlay for a long time....... I've developed hypothyroidism, peripherial neuropathy in the feet and eczema, recently on the hands.
And you blame it on the alcohol? I'm not saying it isn't, but I can't see the irrefutably link that it is.
Is that all?
If I'm being sliced open to perform some life-saving operation on me, and the only side-effect of the cocktails of drugs is nausea, and a little allergy? I'll dance around, singing Hallelujah.
What do you do? Fly back and forth carrying only your (what 5kgs worth) carry on luggage between your new and old home? That sounds time consuming and expensive.
20kg in the UK.
I'm not saying you carry your entire possessions to and fro on airline journeys. I'm saying that you send most stuff over freight, or by courier as you point out, and take the stuff that you couldn't replace with you.
Basically, stop assuming that you know better than me what is best for my particular circumstances. If people (and countries) kept their shit out of other peoples' (and countries') business, the whole world would get along better.
Don't talk nonsense. You know that people sometimes move house between countries? You are aware that there is more than 1 country in the world? Stop presuming that people never need to carry anything valuable (monetarily or sentimentally) on an aeroplane.
On a side note - thank christ for the reduced on board luggage rules. Why the hell does anyone need more than their book & a passport anyway?
Are you stupid? Let your laptop, digital SLR camera, expensive phone, possibly family heirlooms, travel in a completely separate way from you, perhaps not even being loaded on the same plane, perhaps being swiped by baggage handlers?
Smoking, alcohol, and sex are already off-limits or difficult. I hope these are really short flights, and the planes have plenty of distractions for the passengers, otherwise we'll wonder if being blown up is not the better alternative.
I wonder how long before they require that everyone travelling goes under a general anaesthetic? You sit in your seat, have a thing strapped to your head, and you pass out, waking up after landing.
Probably rather unlikely, as just sedating one person needs an anaesthetist to make sure they don't drift "too deep"...
Que? Nagios is tool for monitoring, and alerting. As far as I know, it doesn't do stuff like detect cracking attempts, and block them, etc.
Are you thinking of Snort, maybe?
Job done. Nameview Inc will see no traffic from this company. And if they supply advertising for other ventures other than.cm, they'll see less traffic to those too.
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I came to post just this, but eldavojohn beat me to it. Damned subscribers :).
If I had access to my enemy's supposedly secret information, I would not take advantage of what I had learned in case they could work out that their channels were compromised. Until the day came that losing the ability to monitor their communications was less important than whatever strike I could make with the information gleaned.
Buy your own domain, and point the MX records wherever you like. Get a VPS somewhere?
Or just open a Gmail account.
Damnnit. I will proceed to promptly disappear in a puff of logic.
What are these "slow connections" of which you speak?
I'm a statistician.
What are the chances of that?
religion, sexual orientation, ethnicity and income.'
Atheist, straight, caucasian, £30-50k. What's so scary about that?
Although it currently says I'm just off the coast of Somalia.! I can sadly assure you that this is not true. That means I've done about 3000mph in the last few hours. Just send me the ticket, Wiggum.
I have access to my own phone's location data, and I (apart from doing all sort of other funky stuff with it) set up a system to measure my speed.
It didn't work well.
First, I could only poll it every 15 minutes. Secondly, cells overlap. Thirdly, it just gives you a triangulation based on which towers you can see.
So basically, on a drive to London along the M4, I stuck at exactly 70mph for the test, and it showed me doing everything from 59 to about 84, with one sector at 97. It's not accurate enough. Until the 3G phones come along.
And you can see where I am (or rather where my work phone is (which is on the desk next to me)) now on my homepage....
Excellent. This is the sort of information I was after when I asked "And what are they?" earlier on.
I know all that, and I'm definitely not an alcohol advocate - in fact, I probably agree that cannabis is less damaging than alcohol - however, I repeat : "And you blame it on the alcohol? I'm not saying it isn't, but I can't see the irrefutably link that it is."
It's the logical jump that says "It occured after I started drinking, and wasn't there before - therefore it was the alcohol that caused it" that is logical, but not necessarily true.
Lloyds TSB use drop down menus to bypass keyloggers.
Yeah, it's not a bad solution to the problem, I think. It also asks for the same set of characters until you get it right, so even if you only knew the first half of the secret word, you couldn't keep refreshing until it asked for chars 1, 2 and 3.
But isn't the danger that they give you too much, and you slide over the thin line from anaesthesia to death? Sounds to me not like there's any adverse, unknown reaction to it - just that there's a problem if you have too much (like anything else - alcohol for example).
Let me first state that I can't stand the thought of drugs. Anything that messes with my mind is a serious no-go in my book.
Laughter? Sport? Exercise? Fear? The buzz you get from doing something dangerous? Adrenaline, serotonin, dopamine?
I used to smoke pot, often heavily, regularlay for a long time. ...... I've developed hypothyroidism, peripherial neuropathy in the feet and eczema, recently on the hands.
And you blame it on the alcohol? I'm not saying it isn't, but I can't see the irrefutably link that it is.
Nausea, allergy
Is that all?
If I'm being sliced open to perform some life-saving operation on me, and the only side-effect of the cocktails of drugs is nausea, and a little allergy? I'll dance around, singing Hallelujah.
What do you do? Fly back and forth carrying only your (what 5kgs worth) carry on luggage between your new and old home? That sounds time consuming and expensive.
20kg in the UK.
I'm not saying you carry your entire possessions to and fro on airline journeys. I'm saying that you send most stuff over freight, or by courier as you point out, and take the stuff that you couldn't replace with you.
Basically, stop assuming that you know better than me what is best for my particular circumstances. If people (and countries) kept their shit out of other peoples' (and countries') business, the whole world would get along better.
Not to mention the bad effects of general anesthesia.
And what are they?
Don't talk nonsense. You know that people sometimes move house between countries? You are aware that there is more than 1 country in the world? Stop presuming that people never need to carry anything valuable (monetarily or sentimentally) on an aeroplane.
less than a day after the release of 23 patches from Redmond
Yeah, boy, did I get bored reading about them as they came out on the mailing list I'm on. Can't they just sum them all up?
Internet Explorer: Bad
Powerpoint: Bad, etc.
On a side note - thank christ for the reduced on board luggage rules. Why the hell does anyone need more than their book & a passport anyway?
Are you stupid? Let your laptop, digital SLR camera, expensive phone, possibly family heirlooms, travel in a completely separate way from you, perhaps not even being loaded on the same plane, perhaps being swiped by baggage handlers?
Smoking, alcohol, and sex are already off-limits or difficult. I hope these are really short flights, and the planes have plenty of distractions for the passengers, otherwise we'll wonder if being blown up is not the better alternative.
I wonder how long before they require that everyone travelling goes under a general anaesthetic? You sit in your seat, have a thing strapped to your head, and you pass out, waking up after landing.
Probably rather unlikely, as just sedating one person needs an anaesthetist to make sure they don't drift "too deep"...
Security? What's that? They don't care.
Charge £40 an hour, and they'll soon start caring.
Que? Nagios is tool for monitoring, and alerting. As far as I know, it doesn't do stuff like detect cracking attempts, and block them, etc.
Are you thinking of Snort, maybe?