Photons have no REST mass, but they do have mass. Rest mass is the important one for these equations, so people say that they have no mas, but that isn't strictly true.
Actually, you should flip the switch in back, then remove the ATX cord from the motherboard. OR you should separately ground the case (the better option). The case should be grounded for all work done.
I also experienced a decrease in pain from sustained typing by switching to DSK. But the typing speed IS there, I went from 97 WPM sustained to 120 wpm sustained, without increasing the number of errors.
I can still type quite fast on qwerty, and I have memorized the key-sequences to switch a windows XP computer to DSK (and back) for when I have to use someone else's.
I recall an article recently that showed that nearly 80% of the "junk" DNA is actually involved in feedback loops controlling the activation of other DNA and such. There's probably very little junk, we just don't see what everything does yet.
Diceware. Kee-Pass Password safe. etc. There are ways to either remember relatively secure passwords (diceware) or store & use random passwords in a secure manner (kee-pass).
True. Instead of using Truecrypt, have the Truecrypt file BE an alternate data stream, with a hidden partition inside. Not secure against a forensics expert, but ever so slightly better against an initial search.
Or, you could buy support from Canonical.
There ARE vendors for quite a lot of FOSS software, and most of those vendors make their money off of selling support.
If the computer was windows, he may have had no choice but to peek! He said he was prepping the drive for a re-format, that generally indicates backing up all private data, however well-hidden it may be (programs aren't always nice, they don't all store everything in the Documents and Settings folder, so you have a responsibility to go looking for any data the customer may want saved. And plenty of people would be rather annoyed if you deleted their porn folders.) Now, since he was looking for customer data to backup, he was probably using windows explorer. It displays thumbnails (or a slideshow) of folders containing only images by default. Porn folders are rarely named "Porn" (Mine is, but it's on a truecrypt volume...) They are normally named things like "Taxes" or "aoeu786893th". So when you open the folder to see if there is anything inside, you get thumbnails/slideshow of the porn folder. And if those thumbnails show kiddie porn, well, you're in the situation of the GP.
I do support/repair/recovery, and I often see media like this. I don't copy it for personal use, but I do copy it to a backup if I need to re-install/upgrade the OS, etc, along with all other important data on the computer.
Making a backup of a customer's data is responsible. Looking through the backup and taking data for personal use is irresponsible and unethical.
They are liable EXCEPT when such liability is prevented by the DMCA Safe Harbor provision, which is a bit like common carrier status for ISPs.
This would void that.
An anti-proton is a particle with the mass of a proton but negative charge. A positron is a particle with the mass of an electron but positive charge. Photons have on charge. So there is anti-electricity (positron flow) but no anti-lasers.
There may in fact be anti-dark matter. There is certainly anti-dark matter that is baryonic, non-baryonic matter may not have charge and thus not have anti-particles. And the anti-dark energy thing uses the same reasoning.
The above is rather simplified and therefore wrong, but right enough that it should be understandable.
Oh, if you are God, why did you misspell the tetragrammaton: YHVH?
ChaoticcCCCCcaally,
Pope SoAnIs Peregrinus the First, Deathbird of the Outlands, Guardian of the Great Wheel, Head Knight of the Order Of The Five Sided Temple, Priest of Loki, KSC, POEE.
The point of patents is NOT to provide an incentive to invent. The point of patents is to provide an incentive to share inventions and the processes used to make them work. This is why all patents are public and have limited terms: so that the patent becomes public property after the term is up, and anyone can use it.
Patents could be implemented as a pure incentive to invent, with the actual methods the patent uses kept secret by the patent office, but they were designed specifically not to do this.
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Photons have no REST mass, but they do have mass. Rest mass is the important one for these equations, so people say that they have no mas, but that isn't strictly true.
Actually, you should flip the switch in back, then remove the ATX cord from the motherboard. OR you should separately ground the case (the better option). The case should be grounded for all work done.
The only way they can combat people switching Linux to other hardware is to be better supported than any other hardware.
He's right. The sky I'm looking at is a greyish-blue. Mostly grey.
Wubi is an .exe installer for Ubuntu. It doesn't repartition the drive, it runs off of NTFS.
This is true. But they still sell one with the extra memory as the WRT54GL. (L for Linux.)
It exists, it's called MessageEase. Exideas makes it, it's a very nice, fast way to type, much better than the crappy miniature qwerty keyboards.
I also experienced a decrease in pain from sustained typing by switching to DSK. But the typing speed IS there, I went from 97 WPM sustained to 120 wpm sustained, without increasing the number of errors. I can still type quite fast on qwerty, and I have memorized the key-sequences to switch a windows XP computer to DSK (and back) for when I have to use someone else's.
I recall an article recently that showed that nearly 80% of the "junk" DNA is actually involved in feedback loops controlling the activation of other DNA and such. There's probably very little junk, we just don't see what everything does yet.
Diceware. Kee-Pass Password safe. etc. There are ways to either remember relatively secure passwords (diceware) or store & use random passwords in a secure manner (kee-pass).
Some days I REALLY hate having a photographic memory.
True. Instead of using Truecrypt, have the Truecrypt file BE an alternate data stream, with a hidden partition inside. Not secure against a forensics expert, but ever so slightly better against an initial search.
Or, you could buy support from Canonical. There ARE vendors for quite a lot of FOSS software, and most of those vendors make their money off of selling support.
If the computer was windows, he may have had no choice but to peek! He said he was prepping the drive for a re-format, that generally indicates backing up all private data, however well-hidden it may be (programs aren't always nice, they don't all store everything in the Documents and Settings folder, so you have a responsibility to go looking for any data the customer may want saved. And plenty of people would be rather annoyed if you deleted their porn folders.) Now, since he was looking for customer data to backup, he was probably using windows explorer. It displays thumbnails (or a slideshow) of folders containing only images by default. Porn folders are rarely named "Porn" (Mine is, but it's on a truecrypt volume...) They are normally named things like "Taxes" or "aoeu786893th". So when you open the folder to see if there is anything inside, you get thumbnails/slideshow of the porn folder. And if those thumbnails show kiddie porn, well, you're in the situation of the GP.
I do support/repair/recovery, and I often see media like this. I don't copy it for personal use, but I do copy it to a backup if I need to re-install/upgrade the OS, etc, along with all other important data on the computer. Making a backup of a customer's data is responsible. Looking through the backup and taking data for personal use is irresponsible and unethical.
Or, you know, you could use USB extension cables.
It won't be big enough to avoid evaporating.
They are liable EXCEPT when such liability is prevented by the DMCA Safe Harbor provision, which is a bit like common carrier status for ISPs. This would void that.
They're killer robotic hounds with nerotoxin-emitting fangs.
No, the BIOS runs on the CPU. That function is normally just turns all the overclock settings off completely and lets you reconfigure.
No, it's funny. IQ ALWAYS has the average at 100. If you increase the average intelligence you simply move where people are in the curve.
An anti-proton is a particle with the mass of a proton but negative charge. A positron is a particle with the mass of an electron but positive charge. Photons have on charge. So there is anti-electricity (positron flow) but no anti-lasers. There may in fact be anti-dark matter. There is certainly anti-dark matter that is baryonic, non-baryonic matter may not have charge and thus not have anti-particles. And the anti-dark energy thing uses the same reasoning. The above is rather simplified and therefore wrong, but right enough that it should be understandable.
Oh, if you are God, why did you misspell the tetragrammaton: YHVH? ChaoticcCCCCcaally, Pope SoAnIs Peregrinus the First, Deathbird of the Outlands, Guardian of the Great Wheel, Head Knight of the Order Of The Five Sided Temple, Priest of Loki, KSC, POEE.
The point of patents is NOT to provide an incentive to invent. The point of patents is to provide an incentive to share inventions and the processes used to make them work. This is why all patents are public and have limited terms: so that the patent becomes public property after the term is up, and anyone can use it. Patents could be implemented as a pure incentive to invent, with the actual methods the patent uses kept secret by the patent office, but they were designed specifically not to do this.
It doesn't care about the filename of the output file, but does it care about the filename of the input file (IE the remote file)?