let's see, the topic is federal police collecting massive amounts of personal data bypassing constitution, and the administration plans on making that info available to... well, undefined entities (read: whoever pays). troubling seems kind of disproportionate here....but then again, it's your country. look very close.
while often great, automatic targeted ads. often seem completely off-base or even insensitive.
I guess that's the difference between artificial intelligence and the real thing. You notice AI when it's not working good enough. That's what makes the future kinda scary, because one day you won't notice any difference.
Not sure if that will be because of improved AI or deteriorating Human Intelligence, though.
How did this ever even become a controversy? Isn't the internet as we know it an outgrowth and result of DARPA work?
Interesting point of view that actually qualifies as flamebait; suggestion: you keep the DARPA network and the rest of the Internet will disconnect, ok? No more controversy. That was easy.
Seriously, if you really don't understand what the controversy is about, maybe you should rather read than post. [/reflame];)
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Most of the major ISPs have already rolled support for IPv6.
depends on where you are I guess. I saw a list of AS connected to Germany's DE-CIX today, and it states that only some of the peering ISPs support IPv6. btw, DE-CIX was down today, and hardly anyone noticed;)
It's kinda awkward to admit I was expecting something else from the article: it would have been extremely interesting if science shed some light on Tourette. Now that you mention those sorority girls, though... I know I had some bookmarks... excuseme
Devices that do video... have not been successful yet.
Could this be related to the discussion about decreasing quality of content to watch and the countless efforts of the movie / entertainment industry to make it impossible to play media you bought (at very arguable prices) on the device of your choice?
have become a lot more numerous, too! so, in average, no matter how clever some of us are, there's always overpopulation to even that out statistically.
I have one of these - while the tilt sensors are really great (insert numerous expressions of over-excitement) in racing games, it's utterly useless in FPS or other games. I wonder if Nintendo will solve the accuracy problem usually associated with tilt sensors in gamepads...
*Waits for FEMA to reject this assistance for some BS reason as well.*
while you wait: US rejects 15 tons of food rations from Germany, saying they might be contaminated with BSE. (Those same rations are NATO approved and eaten by US soldiers in Afghanistan, for examle). Article is in German, ask the fish.
Comcast (for example) provides access to a network (the Internet) that it knows is being used for piracy.
Why not go all the way: as we all know, terrorists and criminals like to use the telephone to plan or execute their crimes. Telcos obviously support that with their infrastructure and services, so they must be punished / shut down. Their network is designed to commit crimes, with all the cellphones and anonymous public phones...
old info, actual figures should be a lot higher today. By one estimate, hurricane preparation can cost $670,000 per mile. The figure includes the expense of moving Navy warships out to sea, business and personal losses and the government's tab.
the longer you wait, the more precisely you know which areas to evacuate (=cheaper) you might ask why property is still more valuable than lives, tho'...
the NSA has Echelon and uses it to spy on the whole world - so how can anyone complain? It's still the same (post cold war) game, only the weapons changed.
FTFA: After they had learnt their lesson, they designed a pretty good system with the second version of the MCPX - but the implementation still contained at least three security holes
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let's see, the topic is federal police collecting massive amounts of personal data bypassing constitution, and the administration plans on making that info available to... well, undefined entities (read: whoever pays). troubling seems kind of disproportionate here.
look very close.
I guess that's the difference between artificial intelligence and the real thing. You notice AI when it's not working good enough. That's what makes the future kinda scary, because one day you won't notice any difference.
Not sure if that will be because of improved AI or deteriorating Human Intelligence, though.
might take some work, tho'...
I guess it means that pr0n fuels innovation once again.
you just made my day. Couldn't think of a better excuse.
Interesting point of view that actually qualifies as flamebait; suggestion: you keep the DARPA network and the rest of the Internet will disconnect, ok? No more controversy. That was easy.
Seriously, if you really don't understand what the controversy is about, maybe you should rather read than post. [/reflame] ;)
Of course they do, they are U.S. lawmakers. Ask a different Government for different results. D'oh!
No new arguments here, just another "We want it all and We deserve it" statement. Not very helpful.
You might use google maps to find the nearest suicide booth in your area.
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Wiggum: Well I'll be damned!
depends on where you are I guess. I saw a list of AS connected to Germany's DE-CIX today, and it states that only some of the peering ISPs support IPv6. btw, DE-CIX was down today, and hardly anyone noticed ;)
no thanks. torrents, please.
It's kinda awkward to admit I was expecting something else from the article: it would have been extremely interesting if science shed some light on Tourette. Now that you mention those sorority girls, though... I know I had some bookmarks... excuseme
Could this be related to the discussion about decreasing quality of content to watch and the countless efforts of the movie / entertainment industry to make it impossible to play media you bought (at very arguable prices) on the device of your choice?
have become a lot more numerous, too! so, in average, no matter how clever some of us are, there's always overpopulation to even that out statistically.
linked the wrong (non-tilt) model, here's the right one: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000 04YMGT/102-2590626-3579305?v=glance
I have one of these - while the tilt sensors are really great (insert numerous expressions of over-excitement) in racing games, it's utterly useless in FPS or other games. I wonder if Nintendo will solve the accuracy problem usually associated with tilt sensors in gamepads...
while you wait: US rejects 15 tons of food rations from Germany, saying they might be contaminated with BSE. (Those same rations are NATO approved and eaten by US soldiers in Afghanistan, for examle). Article is in German, ask the fish.
people...would only seed the last one or two episodes
huh?! he could seed the missing files himself or only offer older episodes as direct download. nerds...
Why not go all the way: as we all know, terrorists and criminals like to use the telephone to plan or execute their crimes. Telcos obviously support that with their infrastructure and services, so they must be punished / shut down. Their network is designed to commit crimes, with all the cellphones and anonymous public phones...
can't possibly eat as much as I want to puke...
old info, actual figures should be a lot higher today.
By one estimate, hurricane preparation can cost $670,000 per mile. The figure includes the expense of moving Navy warships out to sea, business and personal losses and the government's tab.
the longer you wait, the more precisely you know which areas to evacuate (=cheaper) ...
you might ask why property is still more valuable than lives, tho'
I wonder when European countries will finally stop taking part in this...
wake me when the headline reads "Windows 95 dead at last".
FTFA: After they had learnt their lesson, they designed a pretty good system with the second version of the MCPX - but the implementation still contained at least three security holes
so, my bet is they just aren't clever enough.
so much for people with too much time on their hands.