I'm wondering. Say I look at online photos of some really expensive shower curtain rings, make my own 3D rendering based on those photos, then print some for myself (and maybe for some friends who come over). Am I guilty of pirating? Will lawmakers see that as "stealing"?
Or how about if I copied the design of some really cool & expensive smartphone case and just printed one for myself instead of buying one. Will that be stealing?
The part where they will be testing an "experimental feature where the voter can check via a physically separate channel (smart phone) if his or her vote has been registered correctly" sounds like a good start. When you get verified reports of people's votes getting changed along the way, you launch an investigation and trace how/where it happened.
Maybe there's a magic number that needs to be reached. I fly 104 times a year, and none of the checks bother me anymore. (the man in the article flies 200 times a year - he can probably move around the airports with his eyes closed)
Just a random thought; a day in Titan lasts almost 16 Earth days. If humans evolved in Titan instead, would that mean that we'd spend the equivalent of 16 Earth days awake also, and maybe almost the same amount sleeping?
There's also Apple Remote Desktop.
Here's a very interesting blog from someone who works at Microsoft's Macintosh Lab - used for testing MS products on Macs.
I find this one very interesting also. However the caption lacks any information or keyword that might allow one to search for more information on what that device is.
Or maybe my Google-fu just failed me? Any of the experts here know what that thing is?
> It may be OK for the landlines to be removed from service (lotta copper there, to recycle),
> but only AFTER the wireless networks are robust enough for people to stay connected in emergencies.
No no no... it's never OK for landlines to be removed from service. It's the only way to get in or out of the Matrix! We don't stand a chance against the machines without it!
in the photo, there's a tube protruding behind the monitor (behind the "Mettler Toledo" brand/logo) - near the end of the tube is most likely where the camera is, looking down at the fruits being weighed.
I am wondering, do you download the encrypted data from the server before decrypting locally using your pass phrase, or will the server ask for the pass phrase and decrypt it for you? The latter is a stupid solution and beats the purpose of encrypting anything because those who operate the server can still see your decrypted data - but if a service provider is to offer such service, most users may not care much which among the 2 solutions above the provider is using.
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I'm wondering. Say I look at online photos of some really expensive shower curtain rings, make my own 3D rendering based on those photos, then print some for myself (and maybe for some friends who come over). Am I guilty of pirating? Will lawmakers see that as "stealing"?
Or how about if I copied the design of some really cool & expensive smartphone case and just printed one for myself instead of buying one. Will that be stealing?
The part where they will be testing an "experimental feature where the voter can check via a physically separate channel (smart phone) if his or her vote has been registered correctly" sounds like a good start. When you get verified reports of people's votes getting changed along the way, you launch an investigation and trace how/where it happened.
Wow! A post on the art of trolling got a +4 Insightful!
The 2km limit is likely due to the heat lost due to the atmosphere.
The final application doesn't need GPS units as sharks can find their way without GPS guidance.
Holy UID Batman! If you never got first post when you were just competing against 1,501 other users, I don't think you'll ever get it now.
You're right, 28MW is not a lot. I've seen a 20MW diesel generator, and the engine is just a little bigger than a construction dump truck.
My WTF moment was the mailto link in the submitters name. I haven't used or even those in at least 6 years!
I agree with GP.
Maybe there's a magic number that needs to be reached. I fly 104 times a year, and none of the checks bother me anymore. (the man in the article flies 200 times a year - he can probably move around the airports with his eyes closed)
Just a random thought; a day in Titan lasts almost 16 Earth days. If humans evolved in Titan instead, would that mean that we'd spend the equivalent of 16 Earth days awake also, and maybe almost the same amount sleeping?
Wrong. How did this get modded Informative?
The BCC'd recipient sees all the non-BBC'd recipients, whether the other recipients are in the CC or To field.
the iPad can track up to 11 touches
You're worried about zombie lions and tigers? Worry about zombie flies, zombie mosquitoes, zombie bacteria!
We're all doomed!
Nope, THIS is the proper way to hold an iPhone 4.
I agree. This is a very good idea!
> my biggest gripe is no multi-tasking
This is always the first thing I read in any story related to the iPad.
But has it really been confirmed that multi-tasking will not be enabled in the iPad? [citation needed]
oops, bad link to ARD. here it is:
http://www.apple.com/remotedesktop/
There's also Apple Remote Desktop. Here's a very interesting blog from someone who works at Microsoft's Macintosh Lab - used for testing MS products on Macs.
http://davidweiss.blogspot.com/2006/04/tour-of-microsofts-mac-lab.html
They manage the Macs using KVM switch boxes and Apple Remote Desktop.
The screen shot of ARD displaying 50 machines at the same time on an Apple 30 inch display is way up there in the coolness factor!
I find this one very interesting also. However the caption lacks any information or keyword that might allow one to search for more information on what that device is.
Or maybe my Google-fu just failed me? Any of the experts here know what that thing is?
> It may be OK for the landlines to be removed from service (lotta copper there, to recycle),
> but only AFTER the wireless networks are robust enough for people to stay connected in emergencies.
No no no... it's never OK for landlines to be removed from service. It's the only way to get in or out of the Matrix! We don't stand a chance against the machines without it!
This has got to be one of the most interesting hunting method I have ever heard! Genius or funny, probably both. :-)
in the photo, there's a tube protruding behind the monitor (behind the "Mettler Toledo" brand/logo) - near the end of the tube is most likely where the camera is, looking down at the fruits being weighed.
I am wondering, do you download the encrypted data from the server before decrypting locally using your pass phrase, or will the server ask for the pass phrase and decrypt it for you? The latter is a stupid solution and beats the purpose of encrypting anything because those who operate the server can still see your decrypted data - but if a service provider is to offer such service, most users may not care much which among the 2 solutions above the provider is using.
yes the idea is not original, but the one GP posted is way way better than the one you linked to.
bravo to GP if it's original composition and not copy/pasted from somewhere else.
speling = spelling