If you don't get given the paperwork by someone then filling it in's not your problem.
And afaik they hand out the forms a good week before the count date.
"We've already changed English spellings before. And we're likely to change them again, without permission from any queen."
Yes and we find your colourful simplified spelling of already simple words absoloutely delightful, however I don't see many others using it for fear of looking... well, American:-P
As much as I hate our PM, this is actually what he suggested. Or even more "liberal" really, he called for channel 10 to excercise better self-regulation and to simply take it off the air.
One of his better responses I must say.
The most irritating part about this is going to be the knee-jerk reaction and pendulum swinging the other way, I imagine there will be weeks of public debate about the strictness of our censorship laws and as a result they will probably tightened in the end.
All because of bloody channel 10 not knowing when to stop flogging a dead horse, sad.
I'll go right ahead and point out that those CCTV camera's aren't in your home, like, say, a telephone.
I'm not saying what the UK does is good... but videoing public space isn't inherently bad, as cops can be walking around there watching everything anyway, it's just there's not the resources for that.
Also isn't the UK cctv thing public record? As opposed to this which seems a bit more secretive.
It is a fact that programs get released with known bugs, it's actually an economic certainty for commercial programs.
It is a SAD fact, that some of these known bugs are security vulnerabilities, one would hope that security bugs top the priority list but they do not, useability most often comes first.
As another poster pointed out, moving from a pricing model of 0.99cpm for phonecalls, to unlimited phone calls for 39.99 a month, is NOT cost-effective for the phone company.
They want to sell you the mobile broadband AND still keep their existing voice carrier market, ie have their cake and eat it too.
Seriously, how much more fun will Wii games be to play when drunk than with a traditional gamepad??
I find that even when off my dial I can still play games with the traditional controllers fine because it requires so little complicated movement. Although my decision making process within the game is another story entirely. ("I thought he was friend!" "... he's covered in spikes")
But just imagine actually having to be able to point accurately at things to play the game, becomes a damn fine drinking game itself.
Pretty sure you can plug a GCN controller into it.
But anyway who says you have to stand? And they're specifically NOT targeting the hardcore gamer types.
Gee, too bad those silly boffins at Melb Uni don't have you there advising them.
Public notice: If you see the word "Quantum" in a topic summary, and have no bloody clue, and are too lazy to research it; go right ahead and skip over it.
In short, theoretically you cannot eavesdrop (successfully) on a link using quantum encryption. So that makes "practically" completely out of the question when someone has managed to get it down to single photon transmission.
Apparently there is funky stuff that people can do when using more than one photon, but the whole point in this research is that they negate that.
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ugh, just to counter, the PS2 is capable of MUCH better graphics than THAT. This is simply rockstar re-using that horrid gta3 engine again.
If you don't get given the paperwork by someone then filling it in's not your problem.
And afaik they hand out the forms a good week before the count date.
No... it's a regulated market, and the EU has quite a bit of say funnily enough.
"We've already changed English spellings before. And we're likely to change them again, without permission from any queen."
:-P
Yes and we find your colourful simplified spelling of already simple words absoloutely delightful, however I don't see many others using it for fear of looking... well, American
By that logic shouldn't you be speaking some dialect of native american right now?
As much as I hate our PM, this is actually what he suggested. Or even more "liberal" really, he called for channel 10 to excercise better self-regulation and to simply take it off the air.
One of his better responses I must say.
The most irritating part about this is going to be the knee-jerk reaction and pendulum swinging the other way, I imagine there will be weeks of public debate about the strictness of our censorship laws and as a result they will probably tightened in the end.
All because of bloody channel 10 not knowing when to stop flogging a dead horse, sad.
Out and out wrong, they are not facing charges.
Something tells me if it was truly that serious the "victim" wouldn't still be in the house.
She's a witch!
creepiest. post. ever.
It's called time-shifting from memory.
I'll go right ahead and point out that those CCTV camera's aren't in your home, like, say, a telephone.
I'm not saying what the UK does is good... but videoing public space isn't inherently bad, as cops can be walking around there watching everything anyway, it's just there's not the resources for that.
Also isn't the UK cctv thing public record? As opposed to this which seems a bit more secretive.
uh.. yes you're right it could?
It is a fact that programs get released with known bugs, it's actually an economic certainty for commercial programs.
It is a SAD fact, that some of these known bugs are security vulnerabilities, one would hope that security bugs top the priority list but they do not, useability most often comes first.
As another poster pointed out, moving from a pricing model of 0.99cpm for phonecalls, to unlimited phone calls for 39.99 a month, is NOT cost-effective for the phone company.
They want to sell you the mobile broadband AND still keep their existing voice carrier market, ie have their cake and eat it too.
That's right, REAL men type at (7*10^3)/8 characters per second! ;-)
Computing least-cost algorithms in N time?
There's a fair few useful algorithms that aren't in P but are in NP.
Seriously, how much more fun will Wii games be to play when drunk than with a traditional gamepad??
I find that even when off my dial I can still play games with the traditional controllers fine because it requires so little complicated movement. Although my decision making process within the game is another story entirely. ("I thought he was friend!" "... he's covered in spikes")
But just imagine actually having to be able to point accurately at things to play the game, becomes a damn fine drinking game itself.
Pretty sure you can plug a GCN controller into it.
But anyway who says you have to stand? And they're specifically NOT targeting the hardcore gamer types.
If you're going to berate people about the semantics of it then you are most definitely BOTH.
Read the reply below yours.
Gee, too bad those silly boffins at Melb Uni don't have you there advising them.
Public notice: If you see the word "Quantum" in a topic summary, and have no bloody clue, and are too lazy to research it; go right ahead and skip over it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_cryptography
In short, theoretically you cannot eavesdrop (successfully) on a link using quantum encryption. So that makes "practically" completely out of the question when someone has managed to get it down to single photon transmission.
Apparently there is funky stuff that people can do when using more than one photon, but the whole point in this research is that they negate that.
Presumably if they've managed to get access to the optical network and wanted to DoS it, they could just cut the fibre.
the "free energy" thing should immediately tip you off that he's a complete wackjob
A backflip if they're standing on the edge of a building maybe, otherwise that's an intersting brand of physics you have going there.
You sir, are completely batshit fracking loco, and need to have your keyboard license-revoked.
I mean honestly, the kind of ill-informed stupid rubbish you just spouted may rub off on someone!