Did you actually RTFA ? Google provided the governement with a document (original form is unknown, as the governement can save it as a doc, if you'd have seen the title you'd understand) and the 'watchdogs' made a pdf out of that document, which used the original government provided filename as the title.
Next to me is sitting a computer with much lower specs than that one, and it's doing fine in every of the place you mentionned, and it was doing fine in 40 mens runs too.
I though slashdot members knew how to get rid of viruses / trojans / whatever was slowing your computer ?
I had the 27 possible rotations but slashdot filters won't let me paste them:\ Neither in upper case, and now I fail the awful long string of letters:(
res = str.clone
(0..res.size-1).each do |i|
if res[i] == " "[0]
res[i] = "A"
elsif res[i] == "Z"[0]
res[i] = " "
else
res[i] += 1
end
end
print_and_rotate(res, cnt - 1) if cnt > 0 end
I can't find a single CRT that beats up my 3007 WFP at 2560x1600, and I have much more space available on my desk than with the old 19" trinitron at 1940x1600!
Prepared statements are a good thing. The real fix, though, is to prevent the usage of SQL for database modification, but force this activity to occur through the usual data handling methods for their programming language. Eg: if you are inserting a string into your database, then you should need to pass a string as a variable to a function, and not be allowed put it in raw into an SQL query.
Hehum. Your proposal would do nothing to fix the problem. You are still able to send a string which contain quotes (yes, quotes are characters and parts of a string!) so it's still possible to exploit.
They might have a good captcha but it's already broken: they are unable to serve it as fast as required, which prevents legitimate users from accessing a real server content... No user on any site would wait so long just to pass a captcha test.
It depends. Some people have really bad braking habits and will keep the tire sliding on the road (whatever may it be, snow / ice / water or normal) and the sliding coefficient of friction with the surface is much lower than that of a normally rolling tire. So, in the case of people sliding, they will take much more time to come to a stop than an ABS system which will automatically decrease the braking level until the tire starts rolling again, thus increasing it's friction and the speed at which you can slow down...
You forgot to say that diebold dropped the voting system part of the company about 9 months ago because it was a low-margin business and hurting the image of the company =)
if you look at it closely, beside hearing the plane over your heard going swooooshhhhh, you`ll see they`ve been referring to people not wanting anyone to take vacations...
Have you read any of your mail tagged as spam ? I've had received a few 'technological information news' treated as spam and I read a few of them before trashing all my junk. The next week those emails made it to my inbox, and I had to flag them as junk so they would not show up again.
What you might be speaking of aren't of the speakers, but rather the cable joining both devices ? I've never seen a CD player requiring a specific type of speakers, you can buy thousands of them (any powered computer non-usb speaker system would do, or a power amplifier + any kind of non-powered speakers, or etc...) Even there, you even sometime have the choice to use a digital output of your cd player and chose a better DAC that what was available initially thus prolonging the life of your cd player;)
From TFA, satellites cost 100M and launching costs can reach that number, so if it does, you look at 200M for 15 years of work, which happens to be only 1.1M per month, not millions per extra months of life.
While their income is higher than this per month (which has to be!), they would have sent another satellite if they had not extended those satellites live..
Counter-Strike 195,087 92,081 6.977 billion Counter-Strike: Source 67,707 45,510 2.116 billion Counter-Strike Condition Zero 27,763 19,659 902.376 million
From the latest estimate done on world of warcraft players from a few of my friends, they concluded that about 60B of minutes were played on this game per month. It's been out for 2 years and I'm pretty sure that the total time played is already over CS total.
I never had trouble with my ramdac in any of my nvidia card. Most of the people with blurred LCDs are using VGA cable (which require dual convertion of the signal) and their LCD aren`t synchronized correctly. I'm running a 30" lcd (2560x1600 in dvi) and a 20" CRT (2048x1536 with a vga connection) from an nvidia card (7800GTX) and both are having crystal clear results. I've had a 6600GT before and it ws perfect on both a dvi 1600x1200 LCD, and 1600x1200 20" lcd 85hz VGA.
Plus, don't forget you can play with the exact signal being sent from your video card to obtain the exact result you want, at least with nvidia.
VidéoÉtron, get rid of that shit. They are reporting your usage and fighting to go against the laws which protect you, against music sharing which is legal here, shape your traffic, have shady policies on the upload / download limitations (ie, we will not charge you if you download more then after 5-6 months you get a $300+ bill) and just plain suck. Get a good DSL reseller. I have one for CAN $30 which has
1. No Contract
2. No download/upload limit
3. No traffic shaping
4. No blocked port
5. No server limitations
0. All of this at 5Mbps/800kbps which I always top (475KB/s+) =)
It's even worst than that.. Most of the set said to be 1080i are effectively not even 1080i : they use 1368x766 to render, every 1/30 of a sec, a deinterlaced image coming from two sets of 1920x540, which means it is indeed a lower resolution than a 720p signal since this one would just be sent to fill up the center portion of your monitor.
I've not seen a single set saying it was 1080i really displaying the whole thing, except if it was also a 1080p, in which case the latter would give you a better result provided you have the source.. =)
Slashdot Mirror
Did you actually RTFA ? Google provided the governement with a document (original form is unknown, as the governement can save it as a doc, if you'd have seen the title you'd understand) and the 'watchdogs' made a pdf out of that document, which used the original government provided filename as the title.
You can have 100 cassettes with non-free content for less than 20$ at any (old) yard sale!
Next to me is sitting a computer with much lower specs than that one, and it's doing fine in every of the place you mentionned, and it was doing fine in 40 mens runs too.
I though slashdot members knew how to get rid of viruses / trojans / whatever was slowing your computer ?
I was searching out on how to obtain 114 characters, in case it was blocks of 3. I used the following and got those results
:\ Neither in upper case, and now I fail the awful long string of letters :(
323 233 331 112 132 WQXAG
333 231 322 123 312 ZOVES
111 331 132 312 233 XGSQ
333 212 123 213 113 ZJEKB
311 333 313 331 111 RZTX
211 333 323 232 211 IZWPI
232 313 213 112 123 PTKAE
133 231 312 HOS
I had the 27 possible rotations but slashdot filters won't let me paste them
Have fun with that fast ruby hack
def print_and_rotate(str, cnt = 27)
print "#{str.downcase}\n"
res = str.clone
(0..res.size-1).each do |i|
if res[i] == " "[0]
res[i] = "A"
elsif res[i] == "Z"[0]
res[i] = " "
else
res[i] += 1
end
end
print_and_rotate(res, cnt - 1) if cnt > 0
end
print_and_rotate("WQXAGZOVES XGSQZJEKBRZTX IZWPIPTKAEHOS")
86.9% of all the statistics are made up on the fly, did you knew that ? =)
I can't find a single CRT that beats up my 3007 WFP at 2560x1600, and I have much more space available on my desk than with the old 19" trinitron at 1940x1600!
Prepared statements are a good thing. The real fix, though, is to prevent the usage of SQL for database modification, but force this activity to occur through the usual data handling methods for their programming language. Eg: if you are inserting a string into your database, then you should need to pass a string as a variable to a function, and not be allowed put it in raw into an SQL query.
Hehum. Your proposal would do nothing to fix the problem. You are still able to send a string which contain quotes (yes, quotes are characters and parts of a string!) so it's still possible to exploit.They might have a good captcha but it's already broken: they are unable to serve it as fast as required, which prevents legitimate users from accessing a real server content... No user on any site would wait so long just to pass a captcha test.
There's nothing said about the base collision probability of 2036 I believe
Well ... 1 Mt St Helens up, 1 Mt St Helens down, they cancel each other so that gives 0 Mt St Helens!
It depends. Some people have really bad braking habits and will keep the tire sliding on the road (whatever may it be, snow / ice / water or normal) and the sliding coefficient of friction with the surface is much lower than that of a normally rolling tire. So, in the case of people sliding, they will take much more time to come to a stop than an ABS system which will automatically decrease the braking level until the tire starts rolling again, thus increasing it's friction and the speed at which you can slow down...
there, another plane that you missed ;)
Grass untrimmed in the drought season ? It's not even growing anymore and if you cut it you kill it..
You forgot to say that diebold dropped the voting system part of the company about 9 months ago because it was a low-margin business and hurting the image of the company =)
Nothing... No, really .. They gave me tons of MS license so that I would maybe switch off linux!
And did you knew that this amount is less than 0.5% of the cost of the war in iraq from the US alone?
if you look at it closely, beside hearing the plane over your heard going swooooshhhhh, you`ll see they`ve been referring to people not wanting anyone to take vacations...
Have you read any of your mail tagged as spam ? I've had received a few 'technological information news' treated as spam and I read a few of them before trashing all my junk. The next week those emails made it to my inbox, and I had to flag them as junk so they would not show up again.
LOL, WHAT?
;)
What you might be speaking of aren't of the speakers, but rather the cable joining both devices ? I've never seen a CD player requiring a specific type of speakers, you can buy thousands of them (any powered computer non-usb speaker system would do, or a power amplifier + any kind of non-powered speakers, or etc...) Even there, you even sometime have the choice to use a digital output of your cd player and chose a better DAC that what was available initially thus prolonging the life of your cd player
wow, you didn't knew how to talk with your pc .. anyway, how can you play any console games if you can't stand DRM ??
From TFA, satellites cost 100M and launching costs can reach that number, so if it does, you look at 200M for 15 years of work, which happens to be only 1.1M per month, not millions per extra months of life.
While their income is higher than this per month (which has to be!), they would have sent another satellite if they had not extended those satellites live..
Here's a better value ...
Players Servers Player Minutes / Month
Counter-Strike 195,087 92,081 6.977 billion
Counter-Strike: Source 67,707 45,510 2.116 billion
Counter-Strike Condition Zero 27,763 19,659 902.376 million
From the latest estimate done on world of warcraft players from a few of my friends, they concluded that about 60B of minutes were played on this game per month. It's been out for 2 years and I'm pretty sure that the total time played is already over CS total.
I never had trouble with my ramdac in any of my nvidia card. Most of the people with blurred LCDs are using VGA cable (which require dual convertion of the signal) and their LCD aren`t synchronized correctly. I'm running a 30" lcd (2560x1600 in dvi) and a 20" CRT (2048x1536 with a vga connection) from an nvidia card (7800GTX) and both are having crystal clear results. I've had a 6600GT before and it ws perfect on both a dvi 1600x1200 LCD, and 1600x1200 20" lcd 85hz VGA.
Plus, don't forget you can play with the exact signal being sent from your video card to obtain the exact result you want, at least with nvidia.
VidéoÉtron, get rid of that shit. They are reporting your usage and fighting to go against the laws which protect you, against music sharing which is legal here, shape your traffic, have shady policies on the upload / download limitations (ie, we will not charge you if you download more then after 5-6 months you get a $300+ bill) and just plain suck. Get a good DSL reseller. I have one for CAN $30 which has 1. No Contract 2. No download/upload limit 3. No traffic shaping 4. No blocked port 5. No server limitations 0. All of this at 5Mbps/800kbps which I always top (475KB/s+) =)
It's even worst than that .. Most of the set said to be 1080i are effectively not even 1080i : they use 1368x766 to render, every 1/30 of a sec, a deinterlaced image coming from two sets of 1920x540, which means it is indeed a lower resolution than a 720p signal since this one would just be sent to fill up the center portion of your monitor.
I've not seen a single set saying it was 1080i really displaying the whole thing, except if it was also a 1080p, in which case the latter would give you a better result provided you have the source.. =)