Color is differentiated by hue and intensity. "Normal" vision is more hue than intensity. The common forms of color blindness is more intensity than hue. So camo is less effective. You can see if a portion of a car is repainted when others can not. Also, since people know this, traffic lights are not just red and green. The red is a darker intensity and the green is a lighter intensity. Even in black and white you can tell the difference.
I am color blind. Friends often take me to look at used cars.:)
Amazon has a free account forever, until you out grow it. This one is "up to" three months, or until you outgrow it. In most cases, the proof of concept takes longer than three months to prove and fund. That means with Amazon you can try something without having to get major approvals, and just show a working prototype. With HP, it is a gamble.
Probably get some great comedy reading the manuals, too, as cut rate electronics sellers usually don't want to tie up any money on wages for people actually capable of translating and editing
When was the last time you read your monitor's manual?
I don't recall ever looking at mine. Not once.
Must be a chick, that's the only logical reason anyone would ever look at a manual.
There are chicks in manuals? I gotta see this. Too bad I threw all mine out. Damn!
Or, his is saying "I could give a shit" and implying "but I don't." Or he is saying "I could give a pile of human excrimant for this technology, but not much else." Stop believing that all reading comprehension is done after the first pass.
But bad teachers who have been around forever are very highly paid. Good teachers that have not been there for 20 years are the under paid ones. And that is the problem.
Of course, once you've become an interest to them they can get the ISP to give them physical access to the machine and you're screwed on any future conversations.
They do not even read it now. Just warehouse it for later. So with encryption, they would do the same, and only crack it to show what a bad person you were when they needed to.
You mean like Obama ended war? How about how he vetoed unlimited detention? When will people get that there is no substantive difference between the two parties? The slogans may be different, but the actions are the same.
However, with minimal security, you can at least avoid any automated eavesdropping. And arguably, there is consumer level security that can stand up to almost anything short of someone hitting you with a wrench.
Ooops... I start going back and stuff gets blurry. Now I remember upgrading all those old system/360s and system/370s with AS/400s. It was about 1990. I was always a DEC guy anyway. RSTS/E forever! I still have an "Orange Wall" in storage somewhere.:)
And all system supported Ethernet. Decnet was only on DEC and PC, but not the AS400s which were big in education. Appletalk was really only Apple. Token Ring actually gave it a good go, but was so painful...
Ethernet was used for an "inter-network" connection. Like a vax cluster network to an AS/400 cluster network... That was the beginning of "The Internet."
Slashdot Mirror
It is not against the slashdot TOS, but it is against the imageshack TOS. Report to imageshack, the link breaks, and all is well again.
Or spoken word over a beat track or small rip. Also called rap.
So will gaming companies be subject to HIPA now?
Color is differentiated by hue and intensity. "Normal" vision is more hue than intensity. The common forms of color blindness is more intensity than hue. So camo is less effective. You can see if a portion of a car is repainted when others can not. Also, since people know this, traffic lights are not just red and green. The red is a darker intensity and the green is a lighter intensity. Even in black and white you can tell the difference.
:)
I am color blind. Friends often take me to look at used cars.
Amazon has a free account forever, until you out grow it. This one is "up to" three months, or until you outgrow it. In most cases, the proof of concept takes longer than three months to prove and fund. That means with Amazon you can try something without having to get major approvals, and just show a working prototype. With HP, it is a gamble.
Probably get some great comedy reading the manuals, too, as cut rate electronics sellers usually don't want to tie up any money on wages for people actually capable of translating and editing
When was the last time you read your monitor's manual?
I don't recall ever looking at mine. Not once.
Must be a chick, that's the only logical reason anyone would ever look at a manual.
There are chicks in manuals? I gotta see this. Too bad I threw all mine out. Damn!
Or, his is saying "I could give a shit" and implying "but I don't." Or he is saying "I could give a pile of human excrimant for this technology, but not much else." Stop believing that all reading comprehension is done after the first pass.
So you will teach the "abstinence" course?
Automatic pay raises based on seniority, and not merit... I am all for paying good teachers a lot more.
But bad teachers who have been around forever are very highly paid. Good teachers that have not been there for 20 years are the under paid ones. And that is the problem.
And the unions are pissed because high pay for bad teaching is their territory!
Sure... Just like reading aloud.
Of course, once you've become an interest to them they can get the ISP to give them physical access to the machine and you're screwed on any future conversations.
How did the ISP get keys to my office and home?
Also, that would only hide what your were saying, and not who you were saying it to. Those connections are the more important data.
They do not even read it now. Just warehouse it for later. So with encryption, they would do the same, and only crack it to show what a bad person you were when they needed to.
Just get a copy from the NSA. I am sure they have several.
You mean like Obama ended war? How about how he vetoed unlimited detention? When will people get that there is no substantive difference between the two parties? The slogans may be different, but the actions are the same.
However, with minimal security, you can at least avoid any automated eavesdropping. And arguably, there is consumer level security that can stand up to almost anything short of someone hitting you with a wrench.
If there is a third party running the server in the middle, there can be no trust. Run your own server if you need security. There are lots...
I guess that is why the OP mentioned Jitsi. That and a server of several different types, or direct site to site, and there is no "service."
Ooops... I start going back and stuff gets blurry. Now I remember upgrading all those old system/360s and system/370s with AS/400s. It was about 1990. I was always a DEC guy anyway. RSTS/E forever! I still have an "Orange Wall" in storage somewhere. :)
And all system supported Ethernet. Decnet was only on DEC and PC, but not the AS400s which were big in education. Appletalk was really only Apple. Token Ring actually gave it a good go, but was so painful...
Ethernet was used for an "inter-network" connection. Like a vax cluster network to an AS/400 cluster network... That was the beginning of "The Internet."
SLIP was well after Ethernet and TCP/IP. Specifically, Serial Line Internet Protocol. Or, a way to dial into terminal servers.
But Ethernet was the way you got a PDP 11/34 to talk to an AS400. That started things.