Altered voice? There's only a few algorithms that are used to do that... just apply 'em in reverse until you find one that matches, and you've got the voice.
You've been watching way too much CSI. Apply a little random data and you've got an unreversible stream. Next.
So, how do you install and setup a server without having a monitor attatched to it?
I suppose you've never heard of SSH? Just make a couple changes to the Gentoo LiveCD and it will automatically start up a SSH server that lets you do the install remotely.
That's almost exactly what neural networks do. They are essentially re-programming themselves based on the results of their actions, without actually writing lines of code.
Informative? YHBT. Unless your partition table is completely erased, it's usually trivial to rebuild with cfdisk. And it wouldn't affect the data on your disk at all.
The problem with using an old computer is that it's a waste of electricity. If you want a custom x86, Linux-running firewall/NAT, get a mini-ITX board.
However, CO2 is a very weak greenhouse gas. It's only important because we produce so much of it. In any case, it doesn't cause acid rain like gasoline fumes.
Not always. The original theatrical release of Star Wars was just "Star Wars". It was only after its success that Lucas decided to make the whole nine-episode story, and he added "Episode 4: A New Hope".
Interesting thought, but probably unlikely. It might very well happen with the [i]sequels[/i] (episodes 7-9), though. Unless George Lucas changes his mind and decides to ruin those too...
I'd think that since TCP and UDP are universal, you wouldn't need a special Mac-only server. Guess they couldn't get the client to be 100% compatible with the old servers and the Windows clients? Huh.
In any case, Sony/Verant/EQ has a long history of screwing over its paying customers. So no surprises here.
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You've been watching way too much CSI. Apply a little random data and you've got an unreversible stream. Next.
Or Law Enforcement Officer, but I dunno why you'd want to fly a blimp to the local police station.
I suppose you've never heard of SSH? Just make a couple changes to the Gentoo LiveCD and it will automatically start up a SSH server that lets you do the install remotely.
Advanced Micro Devices is a single entity. Therefore, you're wrong.
Dang, you beat me to it. Yes, anyone who's taken high school physics knows that 100% efficiency is an absurdity.
Computers are physically possible. Time travel, as far as we know, isn't.
Good question. I would think that 100,000 emails is really not a lot, even for 20 low-end PCs.
It looks great and it runs very smoothly. But is there an option to invert the mouse Y-axis anywhere? :)
Don't forget the bears.
It's a good idea; I speak High German fairly well, and I have lots of trouble understanding southern German and Swiss dialects :)
Trademark issues, I believe. The software package is technically called "OpenOffice.org", because something else was already named OpenOffice.
That's almost exactly what neural networks do. They are essentially re-programming themselves based on the results of their actions, without actually writing lines of code.
Informative? YHBT. Unless your partition table is completely erased, it's usually trivial to rebuild with cfdisk. And it wouldn't affect the data on your disk at all.
You do that too? :-)
My foe list is getting pretty damn long...
The problem with using an old computer is that it's a waste of electricity. If you want a custom x86, Linux-running firewall/NAT, get a mini-ITX board.
However, CO2 is a very weak greenhouse gas. It's only important because we produce so much of it. In any case, it doesn't cause acid rain like gasoline fumes.
Unless your mousepad is very, very heavy, it's unlikely that it's attracting light of any kind :-)
Absorbing, yes.
Not always. The original theatrical release of Star Wars was just "Star Wars". It was only after its success that Lucas decided to make the whole nine-episode story, and he added "Episode 4: A New Hope".
Interesting thought, but probably unlikely. It might very well happen with the [i]sequels[/i] (episodes 7-9), though. Unless George Lucas changes his mind and decides to ruin those too...
You're right - it's much worse when they've got four speakers attached.
Suddenly, "spam filtering" becomes more interesting when it involves a sturdy baseball bat...
The dialogue between Anakin and Amidala. It is quite possibly the worst writing and acting in the history of movies.
That is all.
Not at all, as long as you follow the simple rule of never trust the client.
I'd think that since TCP and UDP are universal, you wouldn't need a special Mac-only server. Guess they couldn't get the client to be 100% compatible with the old servers and the Windows clients? Huh.
In any case, Sony/Verant/EQ has a long history of screwing over its paying customers. So no surprises here.
All my business-related email is encrypted and signed. I count about 50 at the moment.