The virus is an executable. It registers itself as the handler for JPEGs. So if you double click on a JPG the command
virus.exe
is executed. The virus executable treats the picture as a data file. The JPG contains additional data which other instances of the virus has placed there.
The current doesn't oscillate or travel solely along the path of least resistance. Electrons do not select anything. The current flows from start to finish along all possible paths; but because the shortest path has the least resistance (there is less material to flow through) more electrons get through that path per unit time than other paths - hence the current is higher. In this case, all paths will glow, the shortest path will glow the most. With the right balance of voltage and material, the shortest path can glow significantly more than other paths.
For example, I needed to make the sky black and experiment with placement of the Chrysler building. For a while, I was experimenting with placement of the Twin Towers closer to the foreground. And ultimately I inserted a building very close to our viewpoint for an added depth effect.
So they might be there, just not where you expect them to be.
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Cars have been licensed and tracked for longer than guns.
It sounds like they're only targetting one of the transactions.
You sell to a shop (okay)
The shop sells on to me (bad!!! We want our royalties again)
Of course, this is because Tower Records is much richer and easier to intimidate than you.
The supreme court likes taking the side of the consumer in cases involving the doctine of first sale
This page says
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Joseph Farrell
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Chief Economist, Common Carrier Bureau
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The virus is an executable. It registers itself as the handler for JPEGs. So if you double click on a JPG the command
virus.exe
is executed. The virus executable treats the picture as a data file. The JPG contains additional data which other instances of the virus has placed there.
The actions taken by a virus are painfully obvious
Yes, but they're not easily distinguishable from other, legitimate actions.
Viruses write to executables. So do setup programs and compilers.
Viruses write to documents. So do the authors of the documents.
Emphasis mine; So it hardly counts as FUD.
Incidentally, one of the most common questions asked on alt.comp.virus is "Can jpegs be infected?", so it's not like people aren't interested.
Please consider the fact that Michael doesn't like puppies before moderating me down.
Accept it if you like the job.
If the does company get silly on you, you now know your skills are worth something somewhere else.
The current doesn't oscillate or travel solely along the path of least resistance.
Electrons do not select anything. The current flows from start to finish along all possible paths; but because the shortest path has the least resistance (there is less material to flow through) more electrons get through that path per unit time than other paths - hence the current is higher.
In this case, all paths will glow, the shortest path will glow the most. With the right balance of voltage and material, the shortest path can glow significantly more than other paths.
It doesn't delete everything and format. It replicates by exploiting a feature of zipfiles.
Windows has had batch file viruses for ages.
You don't even need to do the experiment :-
If you want to have something survive reentry then make it out of the same stuff the black box is made of.
If you want something to burn up on reentry then make it out of not (the same stuff the black box is made of.)
Bollocks. There was meant to be a link in there somewhere
Several orders of magnitude gone to waste on that one
Here they are; clusters and super-clusters.
The problem is that there aren't that many moves available.
You have up to 16 pieces, (pawns have upto 1 option, except at the start, kings have upto 8, knights have upto 8, etc).
The complexity comes because each of those moves can be countered by a smallish number and then you have a smallish number of counter-counters.
The small numbers soon multiply up to the huge number of combinations.
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It will be complicated to split up the moves among a large number of clients because the moves aren't independent, they're organised in a hierarchy.
maybe he likes walking around naked in his apartment
The cams (one and two (the one in question, I suspect)) probably wouldn't show that unless he was up at the windows flashing the whole street.
An artist's rendition of what the new helmet looks like.
(Picture is copyright (c) 2002 Eric Grantham)
My first thought was the Schrodinger equation - it can be solved for Hydrogen.
Question 1 : Are hydrinos possible according to the Schrodinger equation?
Question 2 : If not, what changes to Schrodinger are needed to explain hydrinos and are these changes consistent with the rest of physics?
(Question 0 : Or am I smoking crack again?)
The only hits on Schrodinger and Hydrino were from the blacklight people and they seemed to skirt around the question.
They had it for an hour .... but they didn't have to publish a review based off of rushed and incomplete testing of prototype hardware.
The chip is not being released for 6 months.
This does not bode well for their engineers
I doubt the Italians are stupid enough to hire the BBC's photoshop monkey as their chief engineer.
The english channel is more stable than the Med. See 20 Years of Seismicity in the Mediterranean - 1977 - 1997 USGS
they were pressed for time
No, they weren't. The chip isn't released for 6 months.
They were rushing to get a scoop. First Review, fanboy!
Why is Quake the benchmark of a good processor?
Because Quake is what will be used by people who believe 'reviews' and 'benchmarks' from sites like aceshardware.