Is anyone else getting 502 error. Has Google really been/.ed. If so shame on them - Google seem to be losing the thread, first DRM and now system outages - all in one day:(
The source of the story is the South Korea's defence ministry, sworn enemy of North Korea. They know this will worry western govts and so turn them further against NK. What reason do we have to believe this story? FUD, FUD, FUD.
I live in London and I have noticed over the years an increase in people spitting in the streets. Now dispite being fucking disgusting I believe this has contributed to the increase in the number of TB cases seen in the UK.
I wish these people could get a bit of class and just stop spitting.
The most obvious distinguishing feature of IPv6 is its use of much larger addresses. The size of an address in IPv6 is 128 bits, which is four times larger than an address in IPv4. A 32-bit address space allows for 2^32 or 4,294,967,296 possible addresses. A 128-bit address space allows for 2^128 or 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,45 6 (3.4 × 1038) possible addresses.
The population of the earth is ~6 billion (US billion).
So 56,713,727,820,156,410,577,229,101,238 each
I might think about it yeah. I don't play games no, but I quite like the cases - I like to have a fast machine because I do a lot of CPU intensive work (although dual CPUs would be better) such as Povray, PRP and large scale document indexing.
My beef is not with Microsoft so much as the PC sellers (although I'm sure MS has them in an arm lock).
Just because most people what to play games on them under Windows doesn't mean everyone should be forced to purchase one with Windows. I don't think that is unreasonable.
I see Alienware PCs are subject to the Microsoft Tax (i.e you can't buy one and not buy Windows). I refuse to buy a piece of software I don't use and I refused to support a company I don't like the business practise of.
Any website that accepts credit card payments worth using will require an AVS number and address.
As for coding these numbers on to other cards and using them in bricks and mortar shops, you would hope that the shops check that the embossed number matches. If they have checked all this, under UK law anyway, the CC company is liable.
With chip and pin cards being introduced across Europe CC numbers are becoming more and more useless to criminals now.
I have said, technology is what causes the problem, and technology will be the salvation of the problem. I really do believe we can stuff enough algorithms in a movie that only the dedicated hackers can spend the time and effort to try to plumb through those 1,000 algorithms to try to find a way to beat it. In time, we'll be able to do this, because I have great faith in the technological genius that's out there.
Do they really believe that security though obscurity is going to help them. For every "genius" they employ to obfusticate their format their will be 100 geniuses out there ready to write software to get round it.
The fact that the media is in the physically possession of the users means that given enough time all security measures can be defeated.
Morality is a personal thing, what is immoral to me may not be to you. Stopping a child that is not yours from reading a book because you don't agree with the content of the book to me is immoral.
Well yes, if your employer asks you to do something immoral or just plain wrong then you don't do it - seems simple enough to me - it's people blindly following orders that lets things like Hitler's Germany happen.
To many people google == search engine. The word is in the Oxford English Dictionary ffs. So like xerox, hoover and escalator the brand name has become (is becoming) the generic word too.
Now, how is this going to work? First off, when I do a search on google there are dozens if not hundreds of PC's involved in various aspects of the search. I get my results in under a second. My computer - although fairly decent itself - is only a mid-tower. There is no way I can support even one PC to assist in searching.
Having played with and done some work on the open source Nutch search engine I know from experience that you can return search results from ~10,000,000 pages in much less than 1 second on a mid-range desktop. It's all done with indexes in much the same way as relational DB have been doing it for years.
SPF works, it does exactly what it is designed to do what reason would there be to use Sender-ID?
SPF works today with existing software - I'm at a loss to why anyone would want Sender-ID apart from Microsoft.
I'm sure Microsoft people will install it all blindly (no change there) but if a significant number of mail servers don't implement and or deploy it then it has failed anyway.
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Is anyone else getting 502 error. Has Google really been /.ed. If so shame on them - Google seem to be losing the thread, first DRM and now system outages - all in one day :(
The source of the story is the South Korea's defence ministry, sworn enemy of North Korea. They know this will worry western govts and so turn them further against NK. What reason do we have to believe this story? FUD, FUD, FUD.
Casio took now the lead.
Yoda? Sentance, only you mangle such.
Those wishing to take a stand this this a viable alternative to Google.
All The Web
Remeber alternatives are what encourages competition and that can only be a good thing.
Any other good search engines people can recommend?
I live in London and I have noticed over the years an increase in people spitting in the streets. Now dispite being fucking disgusting I believe this has contributed to the increase in the number of TB cases seen in the UK.
I wish these people could get a bit of class and just stop spitting.
Actually you can have a multipart document - email clients do this the whole time - a single file can contain the html, images, css, flash whatever.
I know xorg 6.8 has only just been released but does this new version of gnome support any of the new features like transparency, damage or shadow?
Either way it's an outstanding feat the gnome team have achieve - will in installing it tonight!
The most obvious distinguishing feature of IPv6 is its use of much larger addresses. The size of an address in IPv6 is 128 bits, which is four times larger than an address in IPv4. A 32-bit address space allows for 2^32 or 4,294,967,296 possible addresses. A 128-bit address space allows for 2^128 or 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,45 6 (3.4 × 1038) possible addresses.
The population of the earth is ~6 billion (US billion). So 56,713,727,820,156,410,577,229,101,238 each
Whenever I see stories like this I am reminded of Installing Linux on a Dead Badger.
If you want to find out when it is available in portage without sync then check the portage database
Please open source these formats because I don't what to install a different mediaplayer for each format - it's boring.
I might think about it yeah. I don't play games no, but I quite like the cases - I like to have a fast machine because I do a lot of CPU intensive work (although dual CPUs would be better) such as Povray, PRP and large scale document indexing.
My beef is not with Microsoft so much as the PC sellers (although I'm sure MS has them in an arm lock).
Just because most people what to play games on them under Windows doesn't mean everyone should be forced to purchase one with Windows. I don't think that is unreasonable.
I see Alienware PCs are subject to the Microsoft Tax (i.e you can't buy one and not buy Windows). I refuse to buy a piece of software I don't use and I refused to support a company I don't like the business practise of.
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So are Microsoft going to patent the way we read and then sue?
"If you are reading this then you owe Microsoft royalies"
Does that mean that Mozilla will be superseded at some point by Firefox??
Yes, this has been the plan for sometime. See the Roadmap in particular point (1.) under "a new roadmap" and also Rationale
Any website that accepts credit card payments worth using will require an AVS number and address.
As for coding these numbers on to other cards and using them in bricks and mortar shops, you would hope that the shops check that the embossed number matches. If they have checked all this, under UK law anyway, the CC company is liable.
With chip and pin cards being introduced across Europe CC numbers are becoming more and more useless to criminals now.
Coat your HDD in magnets...
Disclaimer: don't try this at home kids.
Do they really believe that security though obscurity is going to help them. For every "genius" they employ to obfusticate their format their will be 100 geniuses out there ready to write software to get round it.
The fact that the media is in the physically possession of the users means that given enough time all security measures can be defeated.
Morality is a personal thing, what is immoral to me may not be to you. Stopping a child that is not yours from reading a book because you don't agree with the content of the book to me is immoral.
Oh and Godwin's law be damned!
Well yes, if your employer asks you to do something immoral or just plain wrong then you don't do it - seems simple enough to me - it's people blindly following orders that lets things like Hitler's Germany happen.
To many people google == search engine. The word is in the Oxford English Dictionary ffs. So like xerox, hoover and escalator the brand name has become (is becoming) the generic word too.
Having played with and done some work on the open source Nutch search engine I know from experience that you can return search results from ~10,000,000 pages in much less than 1 second on a mid-range desktop. It's all done with indexes in much the same way as relational DB have been doing it for years.
SPF works, it does exactly what it is designed to do what reason would there be to use Sender-ID?
SPF works today with existing software - I'm at a loss to why anyone would want Sender-ID apart from Microsoft.
I'm sure Microsoft people will install it all blindly (no change there) but if a significant number of mail servers don't implement and or deploy it then it has failed anyway.