"Air safety investigators say they will look into claims signals from a naval communications base near Exmouth in Western Australia's north may have caused last week's Qantas mid-air emergency."
"The communications base was originally used by the US Navy."
"poor bastards sitting right behind" poor is what i thought of too - I was imagining a chain of these until you got to a poor peoples region who couldn't afford them. Waves dodging everywhere until they get to the poor people.
"Description Introduces an intentional conflict with Mono packages
By creating an intentional conflict with mono packages, this package can be installed to prevent Mono from being installed (or at least force you to address the conflict)
"How many blowups before we are allowed to say that his stated goal of ten-times the existing reliability has failed?" It is rocket science and a lot needs to be blown up before it works reliably. Almost every piece of equipment is going to fail in new and unexpected ways. So expect a lot more explosions. Then we will have a reliable known good system.
There is a vast amount of material (apply Sturgeon's Law liberaly) on this.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Convention_on_the_Law_of_the_Sea#United_States_non-ratification "Part XI of the Convention provides for a regime relating to minerals on the seabed outside any state's territorial waters or EEZ.... Due to Part XI, the US refused to ratify the UNCLOS, although it expressed agreement with the remaining provisions of the Convention. Even though the United States is not a party to the treaty, it considers many of the remaining provisions as binding as customary international law."
There is a long history on this - part of the reason the Treaty of Versailles was initally rejected had to do with Law Of The Sea articles (specifically potential restrictions on the US in pursuit of its interests).
I haven't had any real problems and flash and gmail work well for me and more importantly my wife who if she can't get her jokes and animations gets cranky with me.
Those of a DBA bent or with frequent bookmarking habits may want to look at the SQLite extension to manage the SQLlite db.
When FF3 is released - am upgrading to 3.1 to make life hell for myself for a month or two.
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9pre) Gecko/2008060222 SeaMonkey/2.0a1pre ID:2008060222
Coder? More like junior messed up a spreadsheet and higher ups had no way to know if it was right or wrong other than the issuers who pay Moody's & S&P (and others) big time for ratings kept coming back for more.
Now if the users paid for ratings the customers would be whining pretty hard - to some extent the users of ratings do pay in deciding what effective interest rate they will pay to hold a bond.
http://cryptome.org/ nsa-spectrum.zip + Zipped NSA Cryptologic Spectrum Articles 1969-81 April 24, 2008 (31MB) nsa-tempest.pdf + TEMPEST: A Signal Problem (NSA History) April 24, 2008
No direct link to save JY's bandwidth.
I love the simple solution "Instead of buying this monster, the Signal Corps resorted to the only other solution they could think of. They went out and warned commanders of the problem, advised them to control a zone about 100 feet in diameter around their communications center to prevent covert interception, and let it go at that."
I am trying to get some time to get into the Spectrum articles.
Slashdot Mirror
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/10/16/2392534.htm
"Air safety investigators say they will look into claims signals from a naval communications base near Exmouth in Western Australia's north may have caused last week's Qantas mid-air emergency."
"The communications base was originally used by the US Navy."
This is nothing - look at some of the vitriol hurled in the journals. Not so much modding - but the only hug you might get is death grip.
A lot of the other journal stuff is fine & funny but the political side is rough.
"poor bastards sitting right behind"
poor is what i thought of too - I was imagining a chain of these until you got to a poor peoples region who couldn't afford them. Waves dodging everywhere until they get to the poor people.
Engineering 1, Humanity 0
Thanks
Sounds like the voice of experience - I hope there wasn't too much pain in the learning
Thanks - will have a deeper look now I know it is possible
Thanks - will keep looking - need a PCIX because the PCI slots (2) are full
I want to run 2 monitors.
I currently just use the onboard (intel) graphics chip & no I don't play games and yes I run linux.
Options a) a dual head video card
b) can I cheap out and use a cheap ass card to drive the 2nd monitor & still use the onboard chip?
I think this is the link i am looking for (can't get there from work)
http://www.bluishcoder.co.nz/2008/09/javascript-space-invaders-emulator.html
the stuff referenced is about emulating assembler with js
Development is active
https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=533966
GyachI 1.1.48 ghosler 17 2008-09-09
Expect a lot of email, your comment was on the front page of Groklaw in the News Picks
You want a year of Desktop linux - make a porn distro
You can get knoppix, security live cd , puppy and firewall distros.
Where is the porn distro on a stick?
Sell in porn shops - "Your wife will never know if you use Good Times Linux" at $30 a disc.
Include preset up torrent, chat, spam filter and firewall software.
As seen on groklaw
http://www.groklaw.net/comment.php?mode=display&sid=20080709044510241&title=Mono-no-no&type=article&order=&hideanonymous=0&pid=710941
http://tim.thechases.com/mononono/
"Description
Introduces an intentional conflict with Mono packages
By creating an intentional conflict with mono packages, this package can be installed to prevent Mono from being installed (or at least force you to address the conflict)
"
"How many blowups before we are allowed to say that his stated goal of ten-times the existing reliability has failed?"
It is rocket science and a lot needs to be blown up before it works reliably.
Almost every piece of equipment is going to fail in new and unexpected ways. So expect a lot more explosions.
Then we will have a reliable known good system.
The US and the Law Of The Sea do not mix well.
There is a vast amount of material (apply Sturgeon's Law liberaly) on this.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Convention_on_the_Law_of_the_Sea#United_States_non-ratification ...
"Part XI of the Convention provides for a regime relating to minerals on the seabed outside any state's territorial waters or EEZ.
Due to Part XI, the US refused to ratify the UNCLOS, although it expressed agreement with the remaining provisions of the Convention. Even though the United States is not a party to the treaty, it considers many of the remaining provisions as binding as customary international law."
There is a long history on this - part of the reason the Treaty of Versailles was initally rejected had to do with Law Of The Sea articles (specifically potential restrictions on the US in pursuit of its interests).
Quantum Mechanics by PAM Dirac if you can get hold of a copy
Old but still good. as one of my lecturers said - most books have too many words between the formulas. This one doesn't.
As seen on my journal :-)
http://slashdot.org/~tqft/journal/206791
http://tim.thechases.com/mononono/
http://www.groklaw.net/comment.php?mode=display&sid=20080705225101376&title=Make+a+dummy+package+with+equivs&type=article&order=&hideanonymous=0&pid=710429#c710510
You may have a better way of preventing mono installs - reading the warnings apt gives you is one - I am interested.
when networkworld fix their crappy website
All girls with tails
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/gallery/0,23816,5032672-17382,00.html
Some video here
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,23925458-3102,00.html
test this stuff for the rest of you
I haven't had any real problems and flash and gmail work well for me and more importantly my wife who if she can't get her jokes and animations gets cranky with me.
Those of a DBA bent or with frequent bookmarking habits may want to look at the SQLite extension to manage the SQLlite db.
When FF3 is released - am upgrading to 3.1 to make life hell for myself for a month or two.
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9pre) Gecko/2008060222 SeaMonkey/2.0a1pre ID:2008060222
Coder? More like junior messed up a spreadsheet and higher ups had no way to know if it was right or wrong other than the issuers who pay Moody's & S&P (and others) big time for ratings kept coming back for more.
Now if the users paid for ratings the customers would be whining pretty hard - to some extent the users of ratings do pay in deciding what effective interest rate they will pay to hold a bond.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601203&sid=aDGkiET1_Y7w&refer=insurance
http://cryptome.org/
nsa-spectrum.zip + Zipped NSA Cryptologic Spectrum Articles 1969-81 April 24, 2008 (31MB)
nsa-tempest.pdf + TEMPEST: A Signal Problem (NSA History) April 24, 2008
No direct link to save JY's bandwidth.
I love the simple solution
"Instead of buying this monster, the Signal Corps resorted to the only other solution they could think of. They went out and warned commanders of the problem, advised them to control a zone about 100 feet in diameter around their communications center to prevent covert interception, and let it go at that."
I am trying to get some time to get into the Spectrum articles.
I gave up on gaim/pidgin when it became evident they were never going to put yahoo webcam support back in - as per the gaim-vv track.
As I only really use yahoo im - I now use gyachi for that and Chatzilla in seamonkey for IRC if I really need some help with my mozilla setup.
It is called 3rd line forcing
It is illegal in Australia and most other places with anti-trust laws.
In the US? Who knows. How much have they contributed to whose campaign?
but where do work, home & sleep return you to? Could be one of a number (42?) different places