This is INCREDIBLE and everyone who lives close to one of these tiles should rip it of the ground to see what's under it:
The sentence is an anagram... this is what you do:
1) Take the first letter of each sentence in "Toynbee Ideas in Kubrick's 2001 Resurrect Dead On Planet Jupiter" and remember to make 2001 into words as well (two thousands and one.)
You should have "tiikttaordopj"
2) Since this is an anagram, we put the word "anagram" at the end, so now we have "tiikttaordopj anagram" (this step is often done as the anagram makers often add the anagram word, for some reason)
3) Scramble the letters correctly, and you get the answer:
"Kit atop trojan diagram"
So the tile (the kit) is atop of a "trojan diagram"??? I would look under one of those tiles ASAP!
"...cybernetic principles that was used by Chile's revolutionary government between 1971 and 1973 to provide a real-time, decentralized form of economic analysis in the nationalized sector of the Chilean economy"
Yeah, but, well, it didn't work. What they got was a real-time view of a country going down the drain.
I propose tagging the network RTDTDA.NET (Real-Time Down The Drain Analytic Network)
Security will never be a solved problem, because people are involved. No matter how secure a system is from a technical standpoint, people can ALWAYS circumvent it. It is a mathematical fact.
But we can improve immensely, and that is the point of Bruce's book.
Note that when SCO Mgtmt are selling stocks, that doesn't mean they think they are about too loose. If, instead, they think they are about to win and they see that nobody else thinks that, well... then the plan is too reduce the market value as much as possible. Then, at a well-choosen day, they start buying like hell, pressing the price up... probably the same day they start sending invoices.
The spot was discovered by Robert Hooke in 1664. The spot is HUGE (large enough to hold to Earths) and back in the 15'th centurty it was much brighter. The red spot in the southern hemisphere has been there for about 400 years and is starting for fade.
"The bill, which still must pass the Senate before Webcasters will see any tangible effect, marks a surprise political victory for a loose Internet community that had never previously launched any concerted political action. "
The bill should be passed TO the senate... pun intented.
How many cases of patent cases has there really been throughout the years? In comparisons with the number of patents created each year... almost none.
My advice is, don't care. Use the patents as you please... The probability of beeing f***ed over by the legal system is virtually zero.
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Favorite... You must mean Veritas, since /.'ers are irony impaired.
This is SCO's idea of the travelling salesman problem?
This book, AFAIKT, has absolutely nothing to do with Toynbee tiles...
This is INCREDIBLE and everyone who lives close to one of these tiles should rip it of the ground to see what's under it: The sentence is an anagram... this is what you do: 1) Take the first letter of each sentence in "Toynbee Ideas in Kubrick's 2001 Resurrect Dead On Planet Jupiter" and remember to make 2001 into words as well (two thousands and one.) You should have "tiikttaordopj" 2) Since this is an anagram, we put the word "anagram" at the end, so now we have "tiikttaordopj anagram" (this step is often done as the anagram makers often add the anagram word, for some reason) 3) Scramble the letters correctly, and you get the answer: "Kit atop trojan diagram" So the tile (the kit) is atop of a "trojan diagram"??? I would look under one of those tiles ASAP!
Yeah, but, well, it didn't work. What they got was a real-time view of a country going down the drain.
I propose tagging the network RTDTDA.NET (Real-Time Down The Drain Analytic Network)
If they get any stronger now, the terrorists may have a great weapon, sucking planes and sea wessels down and under.
It appears that tinyminds have tiny computers :-(
Security will never be a solved problem, because people are involved. No matter how secure a system is from a technical standpoint, people can ALWAYS circumvent it. It is a mathematical fact. But we can improve immensely, and that is the point of Bruce's book.
Biometrics will help, but I'm afraid there will be some bizarre head'n'thumb-cutting activities in the future...
What about the all the roads getting wet'n'slippery for normal people?
...will Mozilla Taurus be released?
Note that when SCO Mgtmt are selling stocks, that doesn't mean they think they are about too loose. If, instead, they think they are about to win and they see that nobody else thinks that, well... then the plan is too reduce the market value as much as possible. Then, at a well-choosen day, they start buying like hell, pressing the price up... probably the same day they start sending invoices.
What Microsoft is about to do, is to introduce an enourmously complex, ill-documented format. Just wait'n'see.
Computer Scientist Donald Knuth solved this in an interesting way back in the 70's (!) He stopped using email.
The spot was discovered by Robert Hooke in 1664. The spot is HUGE (large enough to hold to Earths) and back in the 15'th centurty it was much brighter. The red spot in the southern hemisphere has been there for about 400 years and is starting for fade.
Tilting? I guess there'll be an interesting version available for this cellphone's Pinball game!
Let us not hope Sauron - err, Bill Gates - gets to it!
Voting 'Yes' for this directive is like voting 'Yes' for Arnold as governor. Crazy.
Who said paper is dead?
A. No. "
He should.
Best regards, Iranian under fatwa, Surfing anonymously"
The worlds most intelligent bystander has just been identified.
The bill should be passed TO the senate... pun intented.
Get up at 2 AM. Work like hell. Get home at 9 PM. Don't forget to f**k your wife. Also, feed the dog.
That's 19 hours a day. Do so every day.
That's 133 hours per week.
Now, do this enable you to catch up or not?
How many cases of patent cases has there really been throughout the years? In comparisons with the number of patents created each year... almost none. My advice is, don't care. Use the patents as you please... The probability of beeing f***ed over by the legal system is virtually zero.