It had damn well better be done locally, or you have no guarantee that your private key is actually private. Are they going to write the keygen code in Javascript?
but last time I read the document, it began with "WE HOLD THESE TRUTHS TO BE SELF-EVIDENT"
Really? The last time I read the Constitution, it began, "WE THE PEOPLE of the United States...".
"We hold these truths to be self-evident" is a quote from the Declaration of Independence, and it does not begin with that quote either. The Declaration begins, "When in the course of human events..."
These are new exciting times; and you are worried that China will be pissing on you from orbit?
No, we are pissed off that we don't seem to have the testicular fortitude to actually fund a decent space program.
Or have you missed the news this week about the last Shuttle flight, with nothing to replace it. Now granted the Shuttle turned out to be a clusterf**k, but there is no clear direction on what to do next.
Let's say I've written my incriminating evidence in Klingon. The prosecutor doesn't have access to anyone who can read Klingon. Does he have the right to force me to translate said evidence for him?
Similarly, encryption translates English text (this is the US we're talking about) into "mumbo jumbo". How does forcing me to translate the "mumbo jumbo" into English differ from the Klingon scenario above?
The one in LA is not "just outside" Los Angeles, it's about as close to downtown as you can get. The California Science Center is right next door to the Coliseum.
It had damn well better be done locally, or you have no guarantee that your private key is actually private. Are they going to write the keygen code in Javascript?
To quote Peter Griffin:
You weren't there, Lois... YOU... WEREN'T.... THERE!!!!
Way to complete not read the thread.
I said I wasn't pissed at the Chinese, I was pissed at the US.
but last time I read the document, it began with "WE HOLD THESE TRUTHS TO BE SELF-EVIDENT"
Really? The last time I read the Constitution, it began, "WE THE PEOPLE of the United States...".
"We hold these truths to be self-evident" is a quote from the Declaration of Independence, and it does not begin with that quote either. The Declaration begins, "When in the course of human events..."
Very similar to Maimonides Eight levels of Charity. From highest to lowest:
That's the whole point. It does in fact contradict itself.
I lifted it from someone's comment on a TSA story ... I thought it was nicely ironic.
(Yeah, yeah, "ironic" might be the wrong term. You know what I meant).
These are new exciting times; and you are worried that China will be pissing on you from orbit?
No, we are pissed off that we don't seem to have the testicular fortitude to actually fund a decent space program.
Or have you missed the news this week about the last Shuttle flight, with nothing to replace it. Now granted the Shuttle turned out to be a clusterf**k, but there is no clear direction on what to do next.
hinders law enforcement's ability to identify predators when they come across child pornography
The root password to the Constitution.
Wrong series. Turn in your geek card.
Let's say I've written my incriminating evidence in Klingon. The prosecutor doesn't have access to anyone who can read Klingon. Does he have the right to force me to translate said evidence for him?
Similarly, encryption translates English text (this is the US we're talking about) into "mumbo jumbo". How does forcing me to translate the "mumbo jumbo" into English differ from the Klingon scenario above?
Figures. Reporters don't know shit.
No insult intended, Rogue.
Hey. It's the price we pay to keep ourselves safe from authoritarian fanatics!!!
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That's what stdlib.h is for.
The one in LA is not "just outside" Los Angeles, it's about as close to downtown as you can get. The California Science Center is right next door to the Coliseum.
The city of Los Angeles is frickin' huge.
OK.
Requirement: Perform stock analysis and predict future performance within $ERROR_MARGIN
Code:
This code builds with no warnings using the most paranoid settigns and has a silent lint analysis. But it's completely unacceptable.
And it's been shown that the earlier a defect is found, the cheaper it is to correct.
Yeah. Isn't Nancy Grace on MSNBC?
By all that's holy, I cannot stand that woman!
IE9 fucks up Outlook Web Access.
I'm guessing that's what happened.
I want my Lucy Liu-bot!!
Because they just republished Sony's press releases unchanged.
By watching The Life of Brian, Monty Python's Flying Circus, and Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Coral Cache also works
http://www.flashuser.net.nyud.net:8090/inspiration/30-creative-404-error-pages.html
Plus, I know for a fact that many organizations have insanely long internal testing cycles, and 3 months ain't gonna cut it with them.
Yep. I've been whooshed. Sorry about that... It had been a long day...
Leave it, and just enjoy the youth group retreat!