That's not what he meant. He meant how do you know that the crypto doesn't have a backdoor?
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LAPL does the same thing. I no longer donate books to them. Last time, I donated a few cartons of kids books (my daughters outgrew them) to my local elementary school.
That was a great episode, but what really makes it great is that when Sisko and Bashir got caught in the Bell riots, Bashir asks if humanity has really progressed since 2027, and what would they do if the survival of the Federation was at stake, and Sisko answers with some platitudes.
Now here it is, 3 years later, and we have Sisko ordering murders, cover ups, etc... all in the name of saving the Federation.
The juxtaposition of these two episodes is the some of the best TV I've ever seen.
I always thought that the "Ultimate 'free lunch'" comments had to do with the fact that the universe might be a zero-point fluctuation that got waaaaay out of hand.
What about the guy from the blood bank, who needs money? He just took my blood, but steals the pack instead of putting with everyone else's. Now he can withdraw from my account, because after all, it's *my* blood, and only I would be using it to withdraw cash!
And if you watched the "Superheroes" commercial during the superbowl (and after... it's still being used), you'd know that *any* VISA check card can be killed the same way.
Please document your 120K claim (and no, bodycount.org doesn't count).
You know, if this whole thing was about oil, it would have been a hell of a lot easier and cheaper for Bush to agree to end the sanctions on Hussein's Iraq.
I'm surprised you were allowed back in to the COMSEC room. In the past I was on a project that required a secret clearance with a COMSEC rider, and we were all freakin' paranoid about any data being left out.
I'm glad you found the document, and didn't have to have an all-expenses-paid vacation at Ft. Leavenworth!
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Precisely. Or as I like to paraphrase the 9th and 10th Amendments:
9. You still retain all your rights, even if we didn't explicitly mention them.
10. If we didn't say here that they could, the Feds can't do it.
Aren't all fish bald?
That's not what he meant. He meant how do you know that the crypto doesn't have a backdoor?
LAPL does the same thing. I no longer donate books to them. Last time, I donated a few cartons of kids books (my daughters outgrew them) to my local elementary school.
Hence the oft-ignored 9th and 10th Amendments.
Unfortunately, Congress seems to think that those two don't exist.
Jolene Blalock said it was "appalling".
Episode title: "In the Pale Moonlight".
That was a great episode, but what really makes it great is that when Sisko and Bashir got caught in the Bell riots, Bashir asks if humanity has really progressed since 2027, and what would they do if the survival of the Federation was at stake, and Sisko answers with some platitudes.
Now here it is, 3 years later, and we have Sisko ordering murders, cover ups, etc... all in the name of saving the Federation.
The juxtaposition of these two episodes is the some of the best TV I've ever seen.
I always thought that the "Ultimate 'free lunch'" comments had to do with the fact that the universe might be a zero-point fluctuation that got waaaaay out of hand.
Thanks for modding me up, guys, but the correct mod is "+1 Sad-but-true".
So Adobe PDF has six fingers on its right hand?
Reminds me of some code... it was in a military system...
while (strncmp(p," ", 1) == 0)
++p;
To find the first non-space character in a string.
I, on the other hand, never got 10.1 to work. Kept hanging up in the installer. It was the infamous VIA USB bugs...
What about the guy from the blood bank, who needs money? He just took my blood, but steals the pack instead of putting with everyone else's. Now he can withdraw from my account, because after all, it's *my* blood, and only I would be using it to withdraw cash!
And if you watched the "Superheroes" commercial during the superbowl (and after... it's still being used), you'd know that *any* VISA check card can be killed the same way.
It's by John Kenneth Galbraith. See my post a few up in this thread.
"Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it's just the opposite." -- John Kenneth Galbraith
Please document your 120K claim (and no, bodycount.org doesn't count).
You know, if this whole thing was about oil, it would have been a hell of a lot easier and cheaper for Bush to agree to end the sanctions on Hussein's Iraq.
I'm surprised you were allowed back in to the COMSEC room. In the past I was on a project that required a secret clearance with a COMSEC rider, and we were all freakin' paranoid about any data being left out.
I'm glad you found the document, and didn't have to have an all-expenses-paid vacation at Ft. Leavenworth!
I am not sure who, in US, distributes trial version of MS Office
Toshiba.
NT4 could (in theory) run on a 33MHz machine with 16MB RAM. At least that's what the box said. I'd never try that.
However, 2K has most of the goodness of NT4 with the addition of USB and Plug'n'Pray.
That's scary! I had the same message in my Cheerios this morning!
Nah, we just need a (+1 Clueless Moderator) for when they think a joke is a troll
Damn!
That's: g++ -o myapp file1.cpp file2.cpp file3.cpp
file1.cpp file2.cpp file3.cpp
No. Early C++ compilers translated C++ into C.
MATLAB has a compiler that turns MATLAB into either C++ or C.