Sorry to burst your bubble, but mpeg artifact _are_ visibe.
I have done a lot off mencoder/transcoder stuf over the years, if you know what you are looking for you can definetly see the difference between standard ananlog and DVBT (it is caled her in germany) More mbs for the stream does help, but it is not perfect.
I also see a lot off artifact on some DVD's, so it might be just my spleen for perfect quality.
The resolution is not the problem though, it is more things like fussy edges and blurred backfrops.
From the webpage: "Is apache bound to 127.0.0.1 only?" is one off the checks.
This is pretty secure, but for many webhosting servers, this is not really usefull, trust me. Having each posible Sitevisitor build up a tunnel through SSH is not the way to go.
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For your second problem:
try debian or derivats (ubuntu,..) Software installation is easy with apt-get because it installs all dependencies automagicly. If you dont want to use the commandline, use a graphical frontend.
OK: http://www.kartoo.com/ Kartoo is a flash based search engine. It dsiplays the search results graphicaly.
Best feature is, that it connects search results with similar results. So you can drill down more and more.
Google is great if you are pretty sure what you are looking for. (ORACLE Error 1200501, now what?) But if you have a problem and you don't know yet how this problem is described on the internet, you should definetly try kartoo. I know that google does not use "keywords" but searching google with the wrong search terms will lead you nowhere. I know a lot of people who never really find what they are looking for, because they use some absurd search queries. It's great for getting a few "offtrack" ideas.
These may be the rules on OS-X, as long as the software installers play by these rules nothing will be installed without the admins permission.
_But_ if the user has admin priveliges, _any_ programm he runs can copy (or install) software anywhere on the system. There is defenetly a way to sneak in software without the users explicit permission.
Under an underprileged account there is no way to do this.
Hmmm, there is, ofcource a way under non-paranoid installs. but if a user can Read/Write to/home/$USER and/tmp and if the/home and/tmp partitions are mounted with no-execute set, I believe there is no way in hell to trick the user into installling software.
(optinoal Windows Bashing: no execute on these partitions work well under linux, try this on windows....)
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Question is: "accepted by wom?"
I think we have a chicken and egg problem here,
with you arguing for the chicken, and the G.P. for the egg.
There you have it,
you trust some hackers in the open BSD comunity.
Now, my dad, he trusts this big company in Remond for quiet the same reasons you trust the BSD guys.
Face it, it is the same principle but from a different angle.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but mpeg artifact _are_ visibe.
I have done a lot off mencoder/transcoder stuf over the years, if you know what you are looking for you can definetly see the difference between standard ananlog and DVBT (it is caled her in germany) More mbs for the stream does help, but it is not perfect.
I also see a lot off artifact on some DVD's, so it might be just my spleen for perfect quality.
The resolution is not the problem though, it is more things like fussy edges and blurred backfrops.
From the webpage:
"Is apache bound to 127.0.0.1 only?"
is one off the checks.
This is pretty secure, but for many webhosting servers, this is not really usefull, trust me.
Having each posible Sitevisitor build up a tunnel through SSH is not the way to go.
Send 50 invites?
:-(
I'm looking for a gmail invite for over a year now,
never got one....
It looks like I know only the wrong people,
or nobody likes me
@fark
(obvious) DUKE still sucks.
For your second problem:
..)
try debian or derivats (ubuntu,
Software installation is easy with apt-get because it installs all dependencies automagicly.
If you dont want to use the commandline, use a graphical frontend.
Nuff' said.
"Yeah, that's beause of the metric system."
OK:
http://www.kartoo.com/
Kartoo is a flash based search engine. It dsiplays the search results graphicaly.
Best feature is, that it connects search results with similar results. So you can drill down more and more.
Google is great if you are pretty sure what you are looking for. (ORACLE Error 1200501, now what?)
But if you have a problem and you don't know yet how this problem is described on the internet, you should definetly try kartoo.
I know that google does not use "keywords" but searching google with the wrong search terms will lead you nowhere. I know a lot of people who never really find what they are looking for, because they use some absurd search queries.
It's great for getting a few "offtrack" ideas.
I think you are both correct.
Galeon does exactly this if you check "allway open in tabs" in the options.
Couldn't live without it anymore.
The times I can not be online, I'm in dire $%& anyhow. There would be no time to play games, as I would be strugling to get back online.
To put it in other words:
If I'm not online, I'm dead anyhow.
I call Dr. Rosenrosen
Yes, because it should nnot be nessecary to add _anything_ to the "registry" to run simple Programms like these.
This might answer your question:
Susan Stage
Found via GIS
Try using:
site:blog.tc.dk
as a search.
It lists 4 hits. I think your search show that nobody links to you page, but hey, that's life (for a geek)
The interseting part here is that is says:
"a unique combination of prime numbers"
which translates to:
There are no 2 different multiple produkts of primes which result in the same integer.
(broken axample:)
3 * 5 * p != 7 * 11
For any prime number p
There's nothing wrong with sex on television,
as long as you don't fall off.
</rimshot>
To Hell with working ,
Doom3 Linux binaries are out!!
Look here:
Doom Linux info page
Even got torrents for the binaries and demos!
By for now,
I'm off playing.
Not Matrix, bnut the simpsons:
"Lisa! In our house we respect the laws of thermodynamics!" -Homer
> This would actually be an interesting computer
> vision project; we can detect facial patterns
> from video,
I can't speak for everybody,
but if it would return only facials,
that's fine with me.
(I'm just karma whoring by referencing classic games:)
Just because a person is able to produce some sort of vocal verification code at a givven moment does not nececarily mean he/she is the real Mc Coy.
It allways remembers me of the part in Larry Laffer III,
where he tries to impress this spanish chick with his spanish talking capabilities (none).
After the conversation she assumes he is the awaited spy and hands out some secrtet device to him, because "He knew all the correct codes!"
("Your eyes are as shiny as a sperm whale!" is a secret code, not a compliment.)
These may be the rules on OS-X,
/home/$USER and /tmp and if the /home and /tmp
as long as the software installers play by these rules nothing will be installed without the admins permission.
_But_ if the user has admin priveliges, _any_ programm he runs can copy (or install) software anywhere on the system.
There is defenetly a way to sneak in software without the users explicit permission.
Under an underprileged account there is no way to do this.
Hmmm,
there is, ofcource a way under non-paranoid installs. but if a user can Read/Write to
partitions are mounted with no-execute set,
I believe there is no way in hell to trick the user into installling software.
(optinoal Windows Bashing: no execute on these partitions work well under linux, try this on windows....)
a beowulfcluster of these.
(sorry hat to be done)
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