Nohl's efforts could put sophisticated mobile interception technology -- limited to governments and intelligence agencies -- within the reach of any OTHER reasonable well-funded criminal organization.
Assuming that the average C++ coder is heavier and bigger in size (even when shaved) that the average PHP coder, I think the exhalation of CO2 produced by the C++ programmers needed for the job overpower the 10:1 edge they have on code speed. Also, they probably eat more, and drink more coffee, which turns into a bigger environmental footprint if you count the emissions produced by trucks that deliver those groceries to the nearest store. And, just to name one example: Let's assume that 50% of the coffee company employees drive to their work and so on....
Hey, they are the ones who started drawing conclusions based on assumptions, not me.
Exactly my thought. Same way ski centers have avalanche control teams that throw charges in strategic places to create "tiny" avalanches to prevent a huge one. Same practice is used to control fires in national parks, they do controlled fires to prevent big, unstoppable, fires.
This is why I like/. It's a sanctuary of wisdom in this world of dumbness. Where us, the enlightened, above-average IQ, well-formed and educated people can gather together to discuss the most profound topics knowing that any silly comment will get inevitably modded down thanks to the peer modding system.
BULLSHIT! It's time to stop the gestapo tactics and open all the borders to anyone that wants to enter any country. After all, we are all human beings born in the same planet. Those imaginary lines that they always told you were borders between US and THEM, they are just that, imaginary lines made up by the people in power.
To find out, you have to think like a very cynic and evil person. Have complete apathy to other people's problems.
If you are to develop and industry to fight some problem, you first have to create the problem. You know, the 4 steps to profit.
A war against a country doesn't sell anymore in this new media-laden world.
What if the enemy is a group of people instead of a nation? Well, that way war could last much more since they are harder to find. It's not about taking the capital of X nation anymore. Every knows where a capital is located. But nobody know where Osama is.
Now how can we make the enemy/problem even more invisible so it's a never ending battle?
Option A: A virus (think N1H1 paranoia) but it would require obviously a real virus to begin with, otherwise people will notice.
Option B: Something about the weather! The earth is heating up! Yes, you just don't notice cause it's so slow, but it's surely getting warmer. We mash up a swimming polar ice bear footage with the frog in the pan theory and we are set!
Not saying that's the real scenario, but it's a possible one.
WoW players in US cyberspace - over 76,000 were studied from June to December 2005 - are evenly divided between men and women, aged between five and 95...
1 - Develop MMOG
2 - Get people to pay for playing and buying pixel-made goods with real money
3 - Sell user behavior data to whoever wants to pay you an extra
4 - Profit++
when word gets around the piracy doesn't pay, the pirates will forced to give up or be killed.
Exactly that very same reason is why we don't have terrorism, car hijacks, robberies, killings, etc. even on countries with death penalty and/or the most brutal law enforcement practices and even with drones dropping bombs in terrorists camps every single day... -rolls eyes-
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Nevermind Phill, I want his other brother Zack McCracken to play the kazoo for us!
Nohl's efforts could put sophisticated mobile interception technology -- limited to governments and intelligence agencies -- within the reach of any OTHER reasonable well-funded criminal organization.
Fixed
Middle management?
Show me the arcade mode
The project has been delayed, next due date is 2029 and it's not yet a sure hit, so probably an early beta.
Assuming that the average C++ coder is heavier and bigger in size (even when shaved) that the average PHP coder, I think the exhalation of CO2 produced by the C++ programmers needed for the job overpower the 10:1 edge they have on code speed.
Also, they probably eat more, and drink more coffee, which turns into a bigger environmental footprint if you count the emissions produced by trucks that deliver those groceries to the nearest store. And, just to name one example: Let's assume that 50% of the coffee company employees drive to their work and so on....
Hey, they are the ones who started drawing conclusions based on assumptions, not me.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away...
Does that answer your question?
How does it feel to suddenly be on the "crippled" side? Don't worry, the rest of us, naturally conceived, will join you in the next years.
And since when did the mafias played with the rules?
Exactly my thought. Same way ski centers have avalanche control teams that throw charges in strategic places to create "tiny" avalanches to prevent a huge one. Same practice is used to control fires in national parks, they do controlled fires to prevent big, unstoppable, fires.
He probably saved many lives.
Or you can use CUIL (http://www.cuil.com). It's a great search engine
As they say: Cuil analyzes the Web, not its users
I wasn't complaining, I laughed at it. Sorry if it looked like a complain.
This is why I like /. It's a sanctuary of wisdom in this world of dumbness. Where us, the enlightened, above-average IQ, well-formed and educated people can gather together to discuss the most profound topics knowing that any silly comment will get inevitably modded down thanks to the peer modding system.
What Do You Look For In a Conference?
Decent Wi-Fi access. Thank you.
Time for some biometric escalation.
BULLSHIT! It's time to stop the gestapo tactics and open all the borders to anyone that wants to enter any country. After all, we are all human beings born in the same planet. Those imaginary lines that they always told you were borders between US and THEM, they are just that, imaginary lines made up by the people in power.
"Imagine there's no countries" - John Lennon
Yeah, until the loaded page tells flash to load www.dirtycelebrities.com/vids/dana_plato_arnold_jackson_furious_fisting.flv
To find out, you have to think like a very cynic and evil person. Have complete apathy to other people's problems.
If you are to develop and industry to fight some problem, you first have to create the problem. You know, the 4 steps to profit.
A war against a country doesn't sell anymore in this new media-laden world.
What if the enemy is a group of people instead of a nation? Well, that way war could last much more since they are harder to find. It's not about taking the capital of X nation anymore. Every knows where a capital is located. But nobody know where Osama is.
Now how can we make the enemy/problem even more invisible so it's a never ending battle?
Option A: A virus (think N1H1 paranoia) but it would require obviously a real virus to begin with, otherwise people will notice.
Option B: Something about the weather! The earth is heating up! Yes, you just don't notice cause it's so slow, but it's surely getting warmer. We mash up a swimming polar ice bear footage with the frog in the pan theory and we are set!
Not saying that's the real scenario, but it's a possible one.
Correction: Church doesn't want its dogma to be debunked.
1 - Develop MMOG
2 - Get people to pay for playing and buying pixel-made goods with real money
3 - Sell user behavior data to whoever wants to pay you an extra
4 - Profit++
Point behind them and shout real loud "Look behind you, a Three-Headed Monkey!" and flee. It is a well known fact that they'll turn around to see.
Exactly that very same reason is why we don't have terrorism, car hijacks, robberies, killings, etc. even on countries with death penalty and/or the most brutal law enforcement practices and even with drones dropping bombs in terrorists camps every single day... -rolls eyes-
That's a typo. I'm sure they've meant "UNMANNED vacuum-cleaner" like the Roomba.
Chapter 1 - Holocaust surviving, bending concentration camp's steel bars
Chapter 2 - Learn how to hate humans, advanced steel bending
Chapter 3 - Mercury
Chapter 4 - Know your enemy, get a dorky helmet
Chapter 5 - Aluminum and Adamantium explained
Chapter 6 - Electromagnetic forces, negative uses
Chapter 7 - Improving your leadership skills
Chapter 8 - Chess, strategy and tactics
Apendix A - All about blue hot chicks
That's not flying, that's falling with style...
Sure, as I'm still using my CueCat