All of this, considering that this guy is a career NWS official, means that the situation is probably fairly dire. He didn't get to be head of the most prestigious and well-known agency in the NWS (perhaps all of NOAA) by pissing people off.
Oh, yeah, well, there's that. Google's a start, though, and limiting your search to sites that end in.edu can filter some of the more worthless dreck (and introduce new, different worthless dreck!:D ) Good luck anyway.:)
Actually, the comment was less inane than it initially appears. He has indicated to you that it is both speculation and sociological theory. If you seriously want to do more research on this thought, google 'human sexuality'.
At Eglin Air Force Base, on test range C6, there is a radar that tracks everything it can see in the air, well into space. Everything bigger than a shotgun shell is tagged, registered and tracked.
There's a few more of these radars throughout the world, but range C6 is the one I know about.:)
How about taking that idea one further and modeling the voting machines after well tested technology, both for usability and security...ATMs. They have an interface that works, plus most people are already familiar with it. They have a paper trail in addition to digitally stored state (redundancy should be a no-brainer for this machine). Plus they are secured against tampering.
Dude, nobody is going to revoke your freakin' license. The FCC is too lazy to get off its ass and get people who are blocking military and emergency frequencies with their bullshit without six warrants, fifty little pink slip warnings, and THEN MAYBE they'll get ONE GUY.
However, I can confirm what you're saying about HF. There's a looot of interesting stuff out there that almost nobody here knows anything about.
Spoken like someone who's never touched a radio outside of the one GM sold him with his car.
Each radio in existence has a unique signal generated, mostly due to component variation in each production run. Resistors and capacitors in circuits are designed to tolerate a certain amount of variation in resistance, capacitance, etc etc. It's difficult to replicate - and by 'difficult', I mean an electrical engineer with a laboratory full of equipment and a team working for him would find it difficult. A signal generator designed to replicate a specific signal fingerprint would be (a) prohibitively large and (b) prohibitively expensive. Hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of dollars. NSA stuff.
This is a good idea, really, but I'm skeptical of the ability to pack that much sensing equipment into a consumer-portable wireless card.
Are you telling me that after the Windows 95 + debacle, Windows 98 (and 98SE, or wait, what version is this?) Windows ME, the fun and good times we all had deploying XP SP2 (*strangles self*), that your company has honestly, seriously committed to deploy Vista acros 65,000x3 desktops? No, really, who do you work for, you poor, abused soul?
...putting it out on a corp volume licence implies they're satisfied it's up to enterprise-level stability.
No, that means that they think people who are in charge of 195,000 computers will buy it, and the quality will not be sufficiently horrid to drive them all to get rid of their Windows desktops and servers. Because really, how bad would it have to be to make you consider switching to, say, Linux? Pretty damn horrible, yeah?
So whatever that level is - as long as Windows is above that, they'll sell it to you. Have fun with that.
It is expected that its mass will continue to increase to beyond this limit; at which point a type Ia supernova will occur and destroy the star system in a spectacular explosion that will be visible from the Earth for several days, even after sunrise. The exact time period of this explosion is not known, but will likely occur within the next 100,000 years.
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All of this, considering that this guy is a career NWS official, means that the situation is probably fairly dire. He didn't get to be head of the most prestigious and well-known agency in the NWS (perhaps all of NOAA) by pissing people off.
This stuff is -really- freakin' important.
I work with youth. Ritalin is a bad start for the answer. Less then 3% of the "ADD" youth I worked with need Ritalin.
;)
You're right. Adderall is the preferred drug these days, anyway.
You put LOTS of effort into that, and your information is both timely and accurate.
However, this article is about third-party cell phone services that you access through your cell phone provider. Sorry there.
I think you'll find that not all Americans are willing to trade their liberties away for a little pretended safety.
Oh, yeah, well, there's that. Google's a start, though, and limiting your search to sites that end in .edu can filter some of the more worthless dreck (and introduce new, different worthless dreck! :D ) Good luck anyway. :)
Actually, the comment was less inane than it initially appears. He has indicated to you that it is both speculation and sociological theory. If you seriously want to do more research on this thought, google 'human sexuality'.
At Eglin Air Force Base, on test range C6, there is a radar that tracks everything it can see in the air, well into space. Everything bigger than a shotgun shell is tagged, registered and tracked.
:)
There's a few more of these radars throughout the world, but range C6 is the one I know about.
How about taking that idea one further and modeling the voting machines after well tested technology, both for usability and security...ATMs. They have an interface that works, plus most people are already familiar with it. They have a paper trail in addition to digitally stored state (redundancy should be a no-brainer for this machine). Plus they are secured against tampering.
BAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
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A Former ATM Developer
Dude, nobody is going to revoke your freakin' license. The FCC is too lazy to get off its ass and get people who are blocking military and emergency frequencies with their bullshit without six warrants, fifty little pink slip warnings, and THEN MAYBE they'll get ONE GUY.
However, I can confirm what you're saying about HF. There's a looot of interesting stuff out there that almost nobody here knows anything about.
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ARES EC
Okaloosa County, FL
Spoken like someone who's never touched a radio outside of the one GM sold him with his car.
Each radio in existence has a unique signal generated, mostly due to component variation in each production run. Resistors and capacitors in circuits are designed to tolerate a certain amount of variation in resistance, capacitance, etc etc. It's difficult to replicate - and by 'difficult', I mean an electrical engineer with a laboratory full of equipment and a team working for him would find it difficult. A signal generator designed to replicate a specific signal fingerprint would be (a) prohibitively large and (b) prohibitively expensive. Hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of dollars. NSA stuff.
This is a good idea, really, but I'm skeptical of the ability to pack that much sensing equipment into a consumer-portable wireless card.
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Or, upon review, at least not post about it on slashdot.
Moral justification: sometimes the majority is just wrong.
Try again. They're 100% better now. No, really, we're using Dapper Drake (Ubuntu 6.06) in a production environment here at work. LOVE.
Are you telling me that after the Windows 95 + debacle, Windows 98 (and 98SE, or wait, what version is this?) Windows ME, the fun and good times we all had deploying XP SP2 (*strangles self*), that your company has honestly, seriously committed to deploy Vista acros 65,000x3 desktops? No, really, who do you work for, you poor, abused soul?
...putting it out on a corp volume licence implies they're satisfied it's up to enterprise-level stability.
No, that means that they think people who are in charge of 195,000 computers will buy it, and the quality will not be sufficiently horrid to drive them all to get rid of their Windows desktops and servers. Because really, how bad would it have to be to make you consider switching to, say, Linux? Pretty damn horrible, yeah?
So whatever that level is - as long as Windows is above that, they'll sell it to you. Have fun with that.
Not obscure. /non-story
Real is a virus/spyware.
Well? I'm waiting!
Yeah! Hooray beer!
*checks fridge* Damnit. Corona.
Boooooooo.
Hoorah. Proud to have your type on our country's streets. =)
Yeah. Good luck with that.
I couldn't let this thread go more than 3 posts about package management without handwaving and saying, "UBUNTU!!!".
You may now return to your originally scheduled programming.
Neerrrrrrrrrrd. ;)
Ba-dmp-crash.
Try the veal.
From TFW:
It is expected that its mass will continue to increase to beyond this limit; at which point a type Ia supernova will occur and destroy the star system in a spectacular explosion that will be visible from the Earth for several days, even after sunrise. The exact time period of this explosion is not known, but will likely occur within the next 100,000 years.
Whoa.