someone got my debit card number and managed to empty and overdraw my checking account by about $1,800 within about 3 hours.
My debit card requires a PIN in order to do a withdraw or do a payment. I specified that my account cannot be overdrawn and that there can't be more than a few hundreds pulled from the debit card within a day. I also get an e-mail within one minute of the transaction and I can buy a service that sends me an SMS after each transaction. Is my former-communist-country more advanced than yours?
Have a look (pdf). Designing clothes, adjusting their size and shape without requiring to physically produce it (draw, cut, sew,...) and try on a live person is very interesting and perspective.
if any one of those companies had split their factories 50/50 with another location, they could basically print money for the next 12 months by undercutting the entire rest of the market by 50%
If they have had split the factories and only one half of them would be hit by the disaster, then it would not be a reason for such shortage and thus no reason for raised prices. Hence the surviving half of the factories would not profit so much. Am I wrong?
1 - The US is "everything that's wrong with the world". Really? If the US dissapeared tomorrow, just what do you think would happen to the world? Honestly. Do you think the world would suddenly live in peace and harmony?
Yes, the GP was wrong by using the word "everything". It's called a hyperbole. Are you claiming that nothing is wrong with US? Are you saying that no problems would disappear if US disappeared tomorrow?
so you want to enable a mechanism that would self distruct at a push of a button. okay, so what kind of public outcry would happen if a drone malfunctions and self distructs on a miltary base possibly injuring or killing troops?
Indeed. I mean, what is on a military base except personnel? Tonnes and tonnes of explosives. That's clearly dangerous and should be banned. It's not like any other weapons have self-destruct capability.
In 2006 Elad Barkan, Eli Biham and Nathan Keller demonstrated attacks against A5/1, A5/3, or even GPRS that allow attackers to tap GSM mobile phone conversations and decrypt them either in real-time, or at any later time.
As far as I remember, the encryption is weak because, at the time when the technology was introduced, the phones lacked the computing power to do strong crypto. And,perhaps because of difficulty of upgrading the already sold phones, it has survived until these days. I did not do any deeper research but I would not trust A5/1 for serious security.
Right. On the other hand,Chinese company selling such images to Google surely has to get government approval first. In fact, even Chinese company getting permission to fly over military sites can be unlikely. So I'm surprised that we can see this at all.
You told us you were going to break the law, and you've been told doing so now would be clearly illegal and indicative of you trying to avoid evidence being brought into court
4, Insightful?? Is this how the law works in US nowadays? Is this/. submission somehow indicating that any future divorce proceeding will include exchange of Facebook passwords? It seems that anything that you do (or don't do!) will be used against you in a court. Now or ever in the future. And regardless of whether you are involved in a court case at this moment.
developer's idea of a great UI and innovative interface is:
$ convert label.gif...
convert command from ImageMagick has over 200 command-line options (many of them taking an argument). How exactly would you like to present that as a GUI?
the law does apply, even in private property and the person taking the potpgraph has rights under the law
The owner has a right to own the property. "To own" means having right to decide what happens with the property. That includes the right to deny others the access or usage of property. I don't see what kind of law would grant the customer the right to use the property owned by someone else.
What they don't hog, though, is CPU time when they're merely sitting idle.
Did you notice the raise of number of processes between XP and Win7? I did not analyze it closely, but the Processes tab in Win7 Task manager nearly scares me. Win7 seems to start a life of its own with all the background indexing, updating, caching, optimizing and I-have-no-idea-what-that-thing-does processes - there is always something going on in Windows 7.
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My debit card requires a PIN in order to do a withdraw or do a payment. I specified that my account cannot be overdrawn and that there can't be more than a few hundreds pulled from the debit card within a day. I also get an e-mail within one minute of the transaction and I can buy a service that sends me an SMS after each transaction. Is my former-communist-country more advanced than yours?
What's wrong with account statements in PDFs cryptographically signed by the bank?
It would be the case. If there are no comments and examples in the text file right next to the place that you edit.
Have a look (pdf). Designing clothes, adjusting their size and shape without requiring to physically produce it (draw, cut, sew, ...) and try on a live person is very interesting and perspective.
If they have had split the factories and only one half of them would be hit by the disaster, then it would not be a reason for such shortage and thus no reason for raised prices. Hence the surviving half of the factories would not profit so much. Am I wrong?
Yes, the GP was wrong by using the word "everything". It's called a hyperbole. Are you claiming that nothing is wrong with US? Are you saying that no problems would disappear if US disappeared tomorrow?
Of course they should be prosecuted. Virtually.
Unless you expect the public health service to take care of your body after you damage it with drugs.
Indeed. I mean, what is on a military base except personnel? Tonnes and tonnes of explosives. That's clearly dangerous and should be banned. It's not like any other weapons have self-destruct capability.
Hereby I claim that factoring large primes can be done. The task of finding fairly trivial implementation is left as an exercise for the reader.
Cool. How do I sign up?
As far as I remember, the encryption is weak because, at the time when the technology was introduced, the phones lacked the computing power to do strong crypto. And ,perhaps because of difficulty of upgrading the already sold phones, it has survived until these days. I did not do any deeper research but I would not trust A5/1 for serious security.
You are very clever, boy, but it's managers all the way down. Or possibly up in this case.
Right. On the other hand,Chinese company selling such images to Google surely has to get government approval first. In fact, even Chinese company getting permission to fly over military sites can be unlikely. So I'm surprised that we can see this at all.
4, Insightful?? Is this how the law works in US nowadays? Is this /. submission somehow indicating that any future divorce proceeding will include exchange of Facebook passwords? It seems that anything that you do (or don't do!) will be used against you in a court. Now or ever in the future. And regardless of whether you are involved in a court case at this moment.
convert command from ImageMagick has over 200 command-line options (many of them taking an argument). How exactly would you like to present that as a GUI?
The owner has a right to own the property. "To own" means having right to decide what happens with the property. That includes the right to deny others the access or usage of property. I don't see what kind of law would grant the customer the right to use the property owned by someone else.
Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.
(Well in fact it's too far away for me, but I'd love to ;-) )
The rocket landed only 3 miles from the launch site despite the tail fins being fixed. IMHO, that's impressive. How was that achieved?
There isn't such law. However it's their ground and their rules. You are free not to shop there. (Which is the right thing to do.)
That means that until that point he paid you less then you were worth to him? Hmm ....
Care to provide the link? (because I don't see any map on http://127.0.0.1/ , which is what /. lists as your homepage ;-) )
Did you notice the raise of number of processes between XP and Win7? I did not analyze it closely, but the Processes tab in Win7 Task manager nearly scares me. Win7 seems to start a life of its own with all the background indexing, updating, caching, optimizing and I-have-no-idea-what-that-thing-does processes - there is always something going on in Windows 7.
Nah. He just used the language of the /. tribe to say the same.