You still need 2 more siginificative algarisms if you want to make it a standard. They are open to submissions, make your procedure and send them, they'll be glad to receive it (but 2 more significative algarisms).
Yep. Democracy (our modern form of it) was the stuff the French invented to make those bloody revolutions impossible. It works very well, but some people forget why it was created every so often.
Well, option (a) leads directly to an 1984ish situation where the big corporations are free to restrain your access to any information, or even rewrite that information after the fact. So, we'd (and I'm not at the US) rather start votting with our wallets AND with the balots. If those fail, the situation will likely became very bad.
Just one more piece of evidency. If you want proof, look at genetic programming, that proof that evolution is a consequence of things that reproduce on an environment where they can be more or less fit.
Yes, it is science in the meaning that it has falsifiable predictions. Those falsifiable predicions were all falsified by now, so it isn't sicence in the meaning that science must acknowledge false theories as such.
Seeing how not even the RIAA learned this lesson from fighting torrent sites, I'd think it translating to anybody else should be quite unlikely.
But maybe it did. The Egypt governemnt has simply cut all of the internet inside the country, that way no other site can appear and replace Twitter. No way that could backfire...
I agree they should know every machine. And I wasn't talking about machines spreaded through the company, I'm yet to met a big IT department that knows all the machines under their physical reach.
Now, those devices with telnet by default are things that you keep always plugged to the company-wide lan? It is not so bad to use telnet through a cross-over cable directed connected to another computer, but when the device starts to use or provide lan services, that is a problem.
On a relaed note, I wouldn't expect professional IT departments to be aware of such things. I'm yet to see a big IT department that knows about all their machines.
I can understant that those admins don't port-scan their machines every time they update them. What I really can't accept is that some distributor activates telnet by default. That's unexcusable.
There is no such thing as unblockable communication. Yet, people are quite good on organizing mobs even on blockable communications. What you are missing is that the government must block all suceptible channels all the time to make the mob uninstantiable (hey, you've made me look on a dictionary!).
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The metter is not defined by means of a physical bar anymore.
You still need 2 more siginificative algarisms if you want to make it a standard. They are open to submissions, make your procedure and send them, they'll be glad to receive it (but 2 more significative algarisms).
Are you really concerned that those people are not following (US) laws, while they are in a rebelion with the intent to overthrow their government?
It isn't any less safe against the governemnt the the other usual channels. Maybe, except for direct satelite.
Yep. Democracy (our modern form of it) was the stuff the French invented to make those bloody revolutions impossible. It works very well, but some people forget why it was created every so often.
The US should not intervene. For any side.
Unfortunately, that is not they like to do, and not what it looks like they are doing now.
That is a bad thing, not a good one.
Compared to Si, availability is also bad.
By tthe price those things sell (Both Si and MoS2), that is irrelevant.
So, those physicists better start working on ruthenium based reactors, we can get a lot of them as a side product.
Well, option (a) leads directly to an 1984ish situation where the big corporations are free to restrain your access to any information, or even rewrite that information after the fact. So, we'd (and I'm not at the US) rather start votting with our wallets AND with the balots. If those fail, the situation will likely became very bad.
It is a presentation. He is showing you something, but he isn't blind, so "we" see.
Just one more piece of evidency. If you want proof, look at genetic programming, that proof that evolution is a consequence of things that reproduce on an environment where they can be more or less fit.
Yes, it is science in the meaning that it has falsifiable predictions. Those falsifiable predicions were all falsified by now, so it isn't sicence in the meaning that science must acknowledge false theories as such.
I guess that's it. Maybe if Freenet had a moderating system...
Seeing how not even the RIAA learned this lesson from fighting torrent sites, I'd think it translating to anybody else should be quite unlikely.
But maybe it did. The Egypt governemnt has simply cut all of the internet inside the country, that way no other site can appear and replace Twitter. No way that could backfire...
Oh, you don't like them? That is why you overthrown democratic governments all around the world and put those dictators on their place?
Implement ad-rock wifi networks. Just like the OLPC does.
It may not be a prerequisite, but the correlation is 1.
You are overestimating the importance of those satelites. Submarine cables are way more important than them.
It's worse. Cutting communications is assuming defeat.
Try looking into Elisa on Google. Or if you have emacs on handy, I think it is ^x-doctor.
I agree they should know every machine. And I wasn't talking about machines spreaded through the company, I'm yet to met a big IT department that knows all the machines under their physical reach.
Now, those devices with telnet by default are things that you keep always plugged to the company-wide lan? It is not so bad to use telnet through a cross-over cable directed connected to another computer, but when the device starts to use or provide lan services, that is a problem.
WTF service have telnet by default?
On a relaed note, I wouldn't expect professional IT departments to be aware of such things. I'm yet to see a big IT department that knows about all their machines.
I can understant that those admins don't port-scan their machines every time they update them. What I really can't accept is that some distributor activates telnet by default. That's unexcusable.
And how do you feel about GET / HTTP/1.1?
Yeah, I came here to discover if /. sudenly decided 2011 is fools year. We've already got a new interface...
There is no such thing as unblockable communication. Yet, people are quite good on organizing mobs even on blockable communications. What you are missing is that the government must block all suceptible channels all the time to make the mob uninstantiable (hey, you've made me look on a dictionary!).