I predict a failed future as soon as someone models all the terrorists attacks that can kill thousands of people for less than 1000$ in such buildings. Imagine that ventilation comes down for just 5 minutes (or get a funny additive). Even in the subway, that's the thing I fear the most...
Well what about long-term services like Life Insurance? A service like that would need to keep your Name, Birthday, Social Security Number, address, next of kin, etc until you died and someone collected.
That is indeed still a problem, but an order of magnitude lower than credit card numbers which really have no reasons to be stored once the transaction is finished.
Uh... weren't we answering to the feeling that Biden is old so he is incapable of being a herald of change ? Isn't that an absolute statement ? And yes, we try to find counter-examples as a counter-example is enough to invalidate an absolute statement.
You must be new here. Only posters that take the time to back up conclusions with reasoned responses are moderated down. Conversely, those that write short, unsupported attacks are moderated up
I am trying to find a way to involve MS in the discussion but that seems too far fetched...
Yes, you can visualize a 4D arrangement of objects but I think this article is more about visualizing a shape in 4D and making deductions on it like : is it closed ? can it be projected as a cube in a given angle ? How many edges does it have ? etc...
"By the way, Moore doesn't mind: He's adamantly opposed to Watchmen's adaptation for artistic, business, and personal reasons -- a position that hardened after Fox's limp 2003 version of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen -- and plans to give any film royalties to Gibbons."
Still, Nintendo's move has some sense. Imagine that one of their competitors released a crappy WiiFit-like before them. When WiiFit is finally released it will suffer from two prejudices:
- fit games are crap
- this is a blatant rip-off of company X
Do you honestly believe they didn't take that factor into account ?
Astronomers would be the firsts to enjoy a theory that says that We Are Not Likely To Be Alone. Be sure that if this discovery is peer-reviewed, all these arguments have already been opposed.
Probability of detection of malicious traffic greater than 99% per attack launched
While some types of traffic are obviously not ham (say, spoofed IPs or syn scans), assigning intent to raw data flows requires nothing less than strong AI.
I would like to add that the remaining 1% happens to be the preferred vector of Chinese attacks. Many Human Rights NGO received apparently totally legit emails about current events with an infected.doc or a.pdf (itself containing perfectly interesting information)
Someone tells these humorless Americans that humor can take many faces. What flat-earthers are doing is quite admirable in fact : they take the challenge of defending a view that is contradicted by almost every fact of normal life and try to create a coherent if convulated theory about it.
After the whole "OMG Iran is DISCONNECTED! War is nigh !" mess a few months ago, I'm waiting for more than a few failed pings and traceroute before acknowledging for cyber-warfare. A lot of mess can be caused by large-scale power disruption and people (especially governmental admins) moving from places to places with a big part of their infrastructure.
Maybe I am showinf an arrogant bias but, is the IT infrastructure of Georgia redundant enough to resist a real-world conflict ?
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Why did you choose LISP ?
I would rather talk about misplaced hysteria. I mean, if heart diseases and diabete got as much money as counter-terrorism...
Dear America,
Laugh while this is still a joke.
f) refuse to have anything to do with silverlight
I predict a failed future as soon as someone models all the terrorists attacks that can kill thousands of people for less than 1000$ in such buildings. Imagine that ventilation comes down for just 5 minutes (or get a funny additive). Even in the subway, that's the thing I fear the most...
Well what about long-term services like Life Insurance? A service like that would need to keep your Name, Birthday, Social Security Number, address, next of kin, etc until you died and someone collected.
That is indeed still a problem, but an order of magnitude lower than credit card numbers which really have no reasons to be stored once the transaction is finished.
Starting a religion without any kind of marketing seems doomed to fail, IMHO
Uh... weren't we answering to the feeling that Biden is old so he is incapable of being a herald of change ? Isn't that an absolute statement ? And yes, we try to find counter-examples as a counter-example is enough to invalidate an absolute statement.
How can a company founded in 1946 like Sony pretend to develop new products ?
You must be new here. Only posters that take the time to back up conclusions with reasoned responses are moderated down. Conversely, those that write short, unsupported attacks are moderated up
I am trying to find a way to involve MS in the discussion but that seems too far fetched...
Yes, you can visualize a 4D arrangement of objects but I think this article is more about visualizing a shape in 4D and making deductions on it like : is it closed ? can it be projected as a cube in a given angle ? How many edges does it have ? etc...
How could a bard sing a song about great conquests done if everyone has done the same thing, and nothing ever changes?
One name : Lerooooooooy Jenkins
An interestingly accurate definition of most /. summaries...
Still a great selection of poorly summed-up news.
Bah, you can easily do a fork without the nag-screen. After all firefox began as a project to remove all the undesired features of mozilla...
"By the way, Moore doesn't mind: He's adamantly opposed to Watchmen's adaptation for artistic, business, and personal reasons -- a position that hardened after Fox's limp 2003 version of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen -- and plans to give any film royalties to Gibbons."
http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,1120854_4,00.html
So, yes, it is quite a poor example of copyright law
At the end of the demo, the player has to say "Wow, that was a great game! If only it was not finished..."
Desty Nova
Still, Nintendo's move has some sense. Imagine that one of their competitors released a crappy WiiFit-like before them. When WiiFit is finally released it will suffer from two prejudices :
- fit games are crap
- this is a blatant rip-off of company X
Do you honestly believe they didn't take that factor into account ?
Astronomers would be the firsts to enjoy a theory that says that We Are Not Likely To Be Alone. Be sure that if this discovery is peer-reviewed, all these arguments have already been opposed.
Probability of detection of malicious traffic greater than 99% per attack launched
While some types of traffic are obviously not ham (say, spoofed IPs or syn scans), assigning intent to raw data flows requires nothing less than strong AI.
I would like to add that the remaining 1% happens to be the preferred vector of Chinese attacks. Many Human Rights NGO received apparently totally legit emails about current events with an infected .doc or a .pdf (itself containing perfectly interesting information)
Yeah, probably one of those Chinese cheap drivers...
Implant a SD card chip under a fingernail.
Protest, but you know it will happen.
Someone tells these humorless Americans that humor can take many faces. What flat-earthers are doing is quite admirable in fact : they take the challenge of defending a view that is contradicted by almost every fact of normal life and try to create a coherent if convulated theory about it.
After the whole "OMG Iran is DISCONNECTED! War is nigh !" mess a few months ago, I'm waiting for more than a few failed pings and traceroute before acknowledging for cyber-warfare. A lot of mess can be caused by large-scale power disruption and people (especially governmental admins) moving from places to places with a big part of their infrastructure.
Maybe I am showinf an arrogant bias but, is the IT infrastructure of Georgia redundant enough to resist a real-world conflict ?
That's only true in mainstream fringe journalism