it appears vulnerable to MITM attacks (if I just follow what's on the http://gpgauth.com/#what_how page) and philosophically it seems to duplicate what is available with HTTP certificates and OpenID.
when using unfriendly computers, you can avert keyloggers by installing a new browser (so the malware can't hook into it) and then use a combination of mouse clicks and keystrokes to input your password. "mouse click" here is meaning to move the insertion point by clicking somewhere inside your typed text.
everyone uses this method but nobody want to reply and agree with you because then someone could find that person, reverse engineer their hash and then own them.
>> Googling shows 22% of our U.S. electric consumption is from nukes (quite surprising to me). 45% of this is roughly 10% of our total consumption.
So if... "22% of our U.S. electric consumption is from nukes"... and... "10 percent of electricity generated in the United States comes from fuel from dismantled nuclear bombs"... then that means...
12% of U.S. electricity comes from nuclear bombs which have not been dismantled.... or you could say...
A majority of U.S. electricity from nuclear bombs is from those which are still in detonatable condition.
>> Storm8, a maker of some top iPhone games, allegedly stole users' mobile phone numbers, according to a lawsuit filed on November 4
If this is true, I will post the cheats I made for all the Storm8 games (since they all use the same backend). This will end them.
In the meantime, since nobody else hijacked this thread, it's time to mod me into oblivion:
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>> My ISP does the DNS redirection thing, but it's only marginally evil. They only do it for domain names starting www and the page that they redirect to has a permanent opt-out button...
and... how do you find that optout button? and... how does dig operate if you don't press the button?
>> I agree. Hydrogren peroxide is a common home remedy for ear-aches and wax buildup. It seems reasonable (and even smart) for someone, upon receiving advice to put hydrogen peroxide in his ears, to plug it into Google to see if it's actually a good idea.
I also don't think "Why would a pregnancy test be negative?" is that crazy a question. Yes, there's the obvious answer (you're not pregnant), but one might assume the intention of the question is "Are there reasons why a pregnancy test would be negative even if the woman were pregnant?" Pregnancy tests aren't 100% accurate, after all, so someone might have just wanted to know what factors might throw one off.
In fact, most of the questions in this article are pretty valid questions that I can understand a person wanting the answer to. "Am I going into labor?" Well it's not necessarily immediately obvious, and there's even such a thing as "false labor". "Why would a married man cheat?" It's a valid question, and I bet there are interesting scientific studies that try to address the question.
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Man you just KILLED my buzz. Maybe you should stay off the idle section.
>> The true evil here is that the Beatles' music should be in the public domain by now; they broke up in 1971, almost forty years ago. You should be able to reuse their art in your own art by now; that was, in fact, the whole purpose of giving Congress the power to write copyright law in the first place.
yes, the moral defense is better than the technical one.
is anyone currently using the moral defense for work where copyright should have expired by now?
Should you continue your current life without murderous tendencies but with the possibility of a longer sentence OR hedge your bets by electing for gene therapy to introduce the aggression gene while reducing your sentence if you do kill someone?
>> What Verizon appears to be describing as 3G service on their super-red map is CDMA (1x), which is actually closer in speed to AT&T's EDGE network (2.5G)
let me tell you about the last time I used 14.4mb/s service on my phone...
>>>>However, I still feel that 75 years is way too long of a copyright term. >>Emphatically agreed. While I'm being overly optimistic, hopefully the global community can influence the US positively in this respect.
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it is not embedded, and there are libraries.
see the example web server in ~30 lines.
your recommended http://gpgauth.com/ seems to be a complete failure.
it appears vulnerable to MITM attacks (if I just follow what's on the http://gpgauth.com/#what_how page) and philosophically it seems to duplicate what is available with HTTP certificates and OpenID.
side note:
when using unfriendly computers, you can avert keyloggers by installing a new browser (so the malware can't hook into it) and then use a combination of mouse clicks and keystrokes to input your password. "mouse click" here is meaning to move the insertion point by clicking somewhere inside your typed text.
everyone uses this method but nobody want to reply and agree with you because then someone could find that person, reverse engineer their hash and then own them.
shit!
Some police systems have a positive feedback loop where ticket revenue is given back to the police department.
Must have been a real rocket scientist that didn't see the problem with that setup.
>> The irony is, if the right wing actually supported the left on some of their basic rights issues, they would get another break on government power.
No. The irony is that the right wing and the left wing are identical.
>> Googling shows 22% of our U.S. electric consumption is from nukes (quite surprising to me). 45% of this is roughly 10% of our total consumption.
So if... "22% of our U.S. electric consumption is from nukes" ... and ... ... then that means...
"10 percent of electricity generated in the United States comes from fuel from dismantled nuclear bombs"
12% of U.S. electricity comes from nuclear bombs which have not been dismantled. ... or you could say...
A majority of U.S. electricity from nuclear bombs is from those which are still in detonatable condition.
>> Storm8, a maker of some top iPhone games, allegedly stole users' mobile phone numbers, according to a lawsuit filed on November 4
If this is true, I will post the cheats I made for all the Storm8 games (since they all use the same backend). This will end them.
In the meantime, since nobody else hijacked this thread, it's time to mod me into oblivion:
Kingdoms Live code: y7595v
iMobsters code: p4cq9c
Racing Live code: 5bycax
Vampires Live code: cycvbv
Rockstars Live code: 7da3pt
World war live code: uhpt7s
Zombies Live code: x2q779
Ninjas Live code: k73w4
>> Let's be clear: 1.2 Billion is the cost for 10 years, not 1 single upfront cost (like bailouts or emergency war funding supplementals)
I'd rather have it upfront. Do you know what the original projections were for Medicare?
Get Sonos.
There are amped and un-amped versions. Use their branded remote or the Desktop/iPhone/iPod app. 100% recommend.
Here is a light info PDF http://hometheater4you.com/sonos.pdf -- or go to the website.
please read that 25% line one more time.
now remember that comes after 20% free time.
so that's 1 day backporting and 1 day free time per week. doesn't sound bad to me.
now... last time google offered me a job I took it, so maybe that the difference between us.
>> My ISP does the DNS redirection thing, but it's only marginally evil. They only do it for domain names starting www and the page that they redirect to has a permanent opt-out button...
and... how do you find that optout button?
and... how does dig operate if you don't press the button?
Yes, this is part of the fundamental theorem of calculus.
>> I agree. Hydrogren peroxide is a common home remedy for ear-aches and wax buildup. It seems reasonable (and even smart) for someone, upon receiving advice to put hydrogen peroxide in his ears, to plug it into Google to see if it's actually a good idea.
I also don't think "Why would a pregnancy test be negative?" is that crazy a question. Yes, there's the obvious answer (you're not pregnant), but one might assume the intention of the question is "Are there reasons why a pregnancy test would be negative even if the woman were pregnant?" Pregnancy tests aren't 100% accurate, after all, so someone might have just wanted to know what factors might throw one off.
In fact, most of the questions in this article are pretty valid questions that I can understand a person wanting the answer to. "Am I going into labor?" Well it's not necessarily immediately obvious, and there's even such a thing as "false labor". "Why would a married man cheat?" It's a valid question, and I bet there are interesting scientific studies that try to address the question.
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Man you just KILLED my buzz. Maybe you should stay off the idle section.
>> The true evil here is that the Beatles' music should be in the public domain by now; they broke up in 1971, almost forty years ago. You should be able to reuse their art in your own art by now; that was, in fact, the whole purpose of giving Congress the power to write copyright law in the first place.
yes, the moral defense is better than the technical one.
is anyone currently using the moral defense for work where copyright should have expired by now?
or.
you could just look at the google trends to see what CDC will be reporting next week
Is this a more reliable source: http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2009/11/leaked-acta-internet-provisions-three-strikes-and-
Although they are quoting him and one other invalid source.
So then the question becomes:
Should you continue your current life without murderous tendencies but with the possibility of a longer sentence OR hedge your bets by electing for gene therapy to introduce the aggression gene while reducing your sentence if you do kill someone?
>> What Verizon appears to be describing as 3G service on their super-red map is CDMA (1x), which is actually closer in speed to AT&T's EDGE network (2.5G)
let me tell you about the last time I used 14.4mb/s service on my phone...
>> I have owned many Prius's
>> Then I nudge it again and the car takes off, no speed limit.
Please post to YouTube and provide a link.
>>>>However, I still feel that 75 years is way too long of a copyright term.
>>Emphatically agreed. While I'm being overly optimistic, hopefully the global community can influence the US positively in this respect.
Just like MPAA / TPB? or RIAA / AoMP3?
so... font-family !important?
In the US, you can register other people for SMS premium service without their consent, and you can do it remotely.
http://privacylog.blogspot.com/
and it will also lead to more poor people and less chinese people.
yes, social rules are having an effect on our gene pool. but will the rules last long enough to stick?
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