Well I think peoples skills are dependent on where they learn to drive. Here in Denmark it's mandatory to pass a "glatføre kursus" (a course on how to drive under slippery circumstances). The cars used have their ABS and tracktion control disabled, so most new drivers here should know how to handle the car.
But what really really gets my Goat is those bl00dy anti-priracy messages on the DVDs I can't get round... I'm not the one whose pirating the bloody thing, I've actually gone out and bought it, so why the heck am I being forced to watch an anti-piracy message???
Yeah, and around here were getting them in theaters too, it's annoying as hell! And just to top it off they use those dots to ID the movie, yeah they might not be observed by the casual person, but gamers like myself whom are used to react to fast changes see them and gets distracted by them.
The only thing they gain by takeing steps like this is to make me opt for piracy since the pirated editions are free of stuff like this.
Check out what the sapphire worm did to the internet (MS SQL Slammer)...
Yeah, it was fixed within hours - but thats probably because the worm got released on err (no evil payload, and there seemed to be a bug in the propagation)
Why ohh WHY!!!! must it run linux? Linux this, linux that - right now Im doing bachelor projekt trying to get TOR running on these babies - and you know what - its bloody hard doing anything advanced in linux when it comes to networking.
While you might find a collision of the hash you will find it darn hard to get in to the system since your collision doesnt include the secret string - so what you are doing is hash = md5(secretstring.whateveryouthinkdidthetrick) - which won't give you the correct hash.
I've bought two cd's in the last 4 years, one was from an independant swedish label, can't remember the name, but the group is "Screaming Eric" and the other was a burned cd made by the group themself at their concert. It truely makes you feel good when you know the band get their fair share.
As someone else points out, smarty doesnt sepperate, but actually obfuscates even more in my opinion.
With PHP5's DOM implementation its getting alot easier to sepperate, right now I'm working on a CMS styled thingiewaththismagic where the code is 100% free of html - it produces a nice clean xml tree and then you can pair that up with xsl/css to get your fancy webpage.
Should be done in the first quarter (of 2010).
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I got tab completion in my vim: In my.vimrc:
function InsertTabWrapper()
let col = col('.') - 1
if !col || getline('.')[col - 1] !~ '\k'
return "\<tab>"
else
return "\<c-p>"
endif endfunction
in.vim/ftplugin/c.vim:
set dictionary-=~/.vim/clist.txt dictionary+=~/.vim/clist.txt set complete-=k complete+=k
this gives me auto completion in c files where.vim/clist is a list of c functions.
Re:Why are we hiding from the police, daddy?
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Theres a plugin called vispell that does some callback to aspell or ispell - works great for me.
For those who doesn't know TOR is "The second generation onionring protocol" tor.eff.org
I'm currently working on a project makeing it run properly on a linksys 54gs. Mind you, current implementations do have limitations - you can be tracked by DNS lookup, and there are several whitepapers on other types of attacks (links to papers can be found on eff site).
Granted your average car is like that, but some cars do come with bullet "proof" glass - think you need something more than a pellet:)
I do agree however - A friend of mine always keeps his car unlocked - his radio is with him, so there isnt anything valuable in the car - and rather than having to replace a window he prefers the would-be-thief just has a look.
What I really miss in postgres/mysql is some proper assertions. Constraints isnt even half of what they are supposed to be - its bloody annoying when you want to do something a bit more advanced than insert/select/update.
Dont know about your side of the pond, but over here (Denmark) it's the person having the ADSL or whatnot that is ultimately responsible for what ever is going on on the line, therefore, if someone missuses a WAP to download music you will be responsible.
We got the same thing on our new site, complete with a couple of v8 diesel engines for backup power and 3 cooling units the size of my apartment. Looks very impressive:)
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Well I think peoples skills are dependent on where they learn to drive. Here in Denmark it's mandatory to pass a "glatføre kursus" (a course on how to drive under slippery circumstances).
The cars used have their ABS and tracktion control disabled, so most new drivers here should know how to handle the car.
But what really really gets my Goat is those bl00dy anti-priracy messages on the DVDs I can't get round... I'm not the one whose pirating the bloody thing, I've actually gone out and bought it, so why the heck am I being forced to watch an anti-piracy message???
Yeah, and around here were getting them in theaters too, it's annoying as hell! And just to top it off they use those dots to ID the movie, yeah they might not be observed by the casual person, but gamers like myself whom are used to react to fast changes see them and gets distracted by them.
The only thing they gain by takeing steps like this is to make me opt for piracy since the pirated editions are free of stuff like this.
I think it's time to get our tin-foil hats out, mine was:
The state law of Pennsylvania prohibits singing in the bathtub.
Also even if the poor bugger have a locked MAC address, that doesnt imply that someone else can't set their network card to that MAC address.
Check out what the sapphire worm did to the internet (MS SQL Slammer)...
Yeah, it was fixed within hours - but thats probably because the worm got released on err (no evil payload, and there seemed to be a bug in the propagation)
actually Ive always found the joke flawed - one binary digit gets you two options - 1 or 0 - that is two types of people.
With two digits you get 4 options - 00 01 11 10...
Of course the joke nazis is bound to come pointing out that 10_binary is 2_decimal, ohh well, back to my lair.
Why ohh WHY!!!! must it run linux? Linux this, linux that - right now Im doing bachelor projekt trying to get TOR running on these babies - and you know what - its bloody hard doing anything advanced in linux when it comes to networking.
Give me an AP running BSD - now that I could use.
I guess thats why he figured it also works with only one eye ;)
Im still scared of dentist because of those pills - I hated them, was always about to puke when I had one in my mouth.
Its so bad that the minute I see the letter from my dentist saying its "that time of the year" my mouth starts hurting all over.
(I get complements for having a good set of teeth - so its not because I get to face the joy of the drill)
How the hell did you manage to read and hash 5 GB of data in 5 seconds?
While you might find a collision of the hash you will find it darn hard to get in to the system since your collision doesnt include the secret string - so what you are doing is hash = md5(secretstring.whateveryouthinkdidthetrick) - which won't give you the correct hash.
I've bought two cd's in the last 4 years, one was from an independant swedish label, can't remember the name, but the group is "Screaming Eric" and the other was a burned cd made by the group themself at their concert. It truely makes you feel good when you know the band get their fair share.
mmm.. Charles Bronson styled toiletpaper - rough, tough and wont take shit from nobody.
As someone else points out, smarty doesnt sepperate, but actually obfuscates even more in my opinion.
With PHP5's DOM implementation its getting alot easier to sepperate, right now I'm working on a CMS styled thingiewaththismagic where the code is 100% free of html - it produces a nice clean xml tree and then you can pair that up with xsl/css to get your fancy webpage.
Should be done in the first quarter (of 2010).
I got tab completion in my vim: .vimrc:
.vim/ftplugin/c.vim:
.vim/clist is a list of c functions.
In my
function InsertTabWrapper()
let col = col('.') - 1
if !col || getline('.')[col - 1] !~ '\k'
return "\<tab>"
else
return "\<c-p>"
endif
endfunction
in
set dictionary-=~/.vim/clist.txt dictionary+=~/.vim/clist.txt
set complete-=k complete+=k
this gives me auto completion in c files where
Theres a plugin called vispell that does some callback to aspell or ispell - works great for me.
For those who doesn't know TOR is "The second generation onionring protocol" tor.eff.org
I'm currently working on a project makeing it run properly on a linksys 54gs. Mind you, current implementations do have limitations - you can be tracked by DNS lookup, and there are several whitepapers on other types of attacks (links to papers can be found on eff site).
You should read the notices on www.piratebay.org then, they are fun ;)
Granted your average car is like that, but some cars do come with bullet "proof" glass - think you need something more than a pellet :)
I do agree however - A friend of mine always keeps his car unlocked - his radio is with him, so there isnt anything valuable in the car - and rather than having to replace a window he prefers the would-be-thief just has a look.
You guys really should try at least to read the TFA. It says the chip is 16Gb, running in a configuration of 16x16 yielding 32GB (yeah, thats Bytes).
(No I'm not new around here, but comeon, lets start a trend and at least read some of the posted stuff before bashing)
What I really miss in postgres/mysql is some proper assertions. Constraints isnt even half of what they are supposed to be - its bloody annoying when you want to do something a bit more advanced than insert/select/update.
Dont know about your side of the pond, but over here (Denmark) it's the person having the ADSL or whatnot that is ultimately responsible for what ever is going on on the line, therefore, if someone missuses a WAP to download music you will be responsible.
We got the same thing on our new site, complete with a couple of v8 diesel engines for backup power and 3 cooling units the size of my apartment. :)
Looks very impressive
2^31 * 2 isnt 2^64...
Perhaps he meant that it is promising against multi resistant bachteria?