A windmill is not just an eye-sore - they are noisy as hell. Those things are like having a helicopter running in your back yard. The Not-In-My-Backyard brigade have a valid point with these things.
The biggest problem with fuel cells is that they don't last long enough to be economical. In a sense, fuel cell technology is where Otto engines were 100 years ago, so the Otto engine has a heck of a head start and won't die out anytime soon.
are old hat. There are even toys that work like that (Dynajet). Dynajets are so noisy that most towns and cities banned these toys, decades ago. The German buzz bombs used it in WW2.
In general, a contract can override the provisions of a law, except when the law explicitly states that it cannot. The copyright act has no such provision.
Voltaire commented that if a person is murdered, we prosecute the guilty, unless a truly huge number of people are killed, accompanied by the sound of trumpets...
Hmm, this makes sense, because I only use expensive creatine - it tastes better - companies that pay attention to the taste probably pays attention to other details too.
What can I say? It works for me. If I use creatine, I build muscle and lose fat. If I don't use creatine, regular exercise makes me maintain my form, but the only way to improve is with the addition of creatine. So, I only use it when I have fallen off the training wagon...
BTW, it also fixes my arthritis problems. So I take it for 6 weeks when I develop joint trouble.
I suspect that it does more for Joe Average than for the naturally muscular crowd.
Yup, I found that it works. At the age of 43, it is the only way I can make my beer gut go away. I can exercise for months on end and see no change in my body - gradual weight loss yes - some improvement yes - but to look 10 years younger in 6 weeks, I have to take creatin. Now, the moment I stop taking creatin, the damn boop creeps back again, despite continuing exercise.
The main reason I take it from time to time though, is to repair my arthritis problems. If my joints get sore, creatin makes the problem go away within about 2 weeks and it will stay away for up to 6 months. Getting rid of the beer gut is a bonus!
Most gem diamonds still come from South Africa and most of them, from the Cullinan mine near Pretoria. Those mines are huge holes in the ground - basically, they excavate ancient volcanos. Nobody's hands get chopped off to mine those things...
The so called 'blood diamands' are mined in other states and traded by rebel groups and are mostly industrial quality - not gems.
Oh, man. That is a common argument used by people who know *nothing* about Unix internals. To begin to explain to you why viruses will never be a big threat on a Unix system, would require you to go to university first.
Sure, once in a while, somebody may come up with a virus that will self propagate, but they will be very few and far between.
I run SpamProbe on the server. For any given business, everybody will receive pretty much the same sort of mail. So a single database works like a charm, with atypically 99.5% accuracy and zero false positives. This works because Spamprobe also counts word pairs, something that no other word counting filter does. To compensate for the enormous increase in computational load, it uses BerkleyDB as a backend. For corrections, i create a user called spam. Corrections can then be forwarded to this user, to reverse the database entry for that message.
That is terrible accuracy. I can get >90% with a handful of generic procmail recipes.
What you need to do, is recreate your good and bad corpus and retrain the thing. You probably have good messages in your bad list and bad messages in your good list.
Yes, SpamProbe is the best one I tested and I tested most of them. The reason being that it not only counts single words, but also word pairs. It is about 99.5% accurate for me and never gives false positives. My wife uses it in her law office, where I run it on the server - one database for everybody. It works like a charm and doesn't get tripped up with matrimonial fighting mail, which can resemble sleaze mail in many respects...
Exactly. Also, the US population is ageing nicely, so there is no shortage of old geezers and grannies to do the counting. These old people have only a few years to live and absolutely no interest in committing fraud. This works everywhere else in the world, so what is wrong with the US? Their old people never learned to read/write/count at school?
since the main point is for the filter to follow the link, in order to analyze the text at the destination page and decide using that, whether the message is spam.
This way, very short spams, that consists only of a link and little else, which currently slip through a Baysean filter, will also be detected as spam.
It is easy to prevent the leaking of personal information, so a properly written antispam program will not cause you to receive more spam.
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A windmill is not just an eye-sore - they are noisy as hell. Those things are like having a helicopter running in your back yard. The Not-In-My-Backyard brigade have a valid point with these things.
The biggest problem with fuel cells is that they don't last long enough to be economical. In a sense, fuel cell technology is where Otto engines were 100 years ago, so the Otto engine has a heck of a head start and won't die out anytime soon.
Car drive in clinics anybody?
are old hat. There are even toys that work like that (Dynajet). Dynajets are so noisy that most towns and cities banned these toys, decades ago. The German buzz bombs used it in WW2.
In general, a contract can override the provisions of a law, except when the law explicitly states that it cannot. The copyright act has no such provision.
Voltaire commented that if a person is murdered, we prosecute the guilty, unless a truly huge number of people are killed, accompanied by the sound of trumpets...
It appears to me that most Linux complaints are about things that were bad yeaaaaarrrrrssssss ago.
still experiences 100% of all failures.
What can I say? It works for me. If I use creatine, I build muscle and lose fat. If I don't use creatine, regular exercise makes me maintain my form, but the only way to improve is with the addition of creatine. So, I only use it when I have fallen off the training wagon...
BTW, it also fixes my arthritis problems. So I take it for 6 weeks when I develop joint trouble.
I suspect that it does more for Joe Average than for the naturally muscular crowd.
The main reason I take it from time to time though, is to repair my arthritis problems. If my joints get sore, creatin makes the problem go away within about 2 weeks and it will stay away for up to 6 months. Getting rid of the beer gut is a bonus!
The so called 'blood diamands' are mined in other states and traded by rebel groups and are mostly industrial quality - not gems.
Fortunately for me, Win4Lin only works with Win98/ME which doesn't have this RPC bug.
Sure, once in a while, somebody may come up with a virus that will self propagate, but they will be very few and far between.
The next step would be to create a honeypot of files with Linux howto guides for instance, but with names of well known movies in the archive names.
Profit...
EMP is overkill. Hairspray on the lens will do nicely.
Hmm, just smear some vaseline/labello on the lens...
well, in general, you are allowed to defend your property.
an old Thinkpad makes a great networked Ogg Vorbis player and second hand it costs less than this toy, but it is a wee lil'bit bigger...
I run SpamProbe on the server. For any given business, everybody will receive pretty much the same sort of mail. So a single database works like a charm, with atypically 99.5% accuracy and zero false positives. This works because Spamprobe also counts word pairs, something that no other word counting filter does. To compensate for the enormous increase in computational load, it uses BerkleyDB as a backend. For corrections, i create a user called spam. Corrections can then be forwarded to this user, to reverse the database entry for that message.
Yes, the Mozilla filter works, but SpamProbe is better - I tried both.
That is terrible accuracy. I can get >90% with a handful of generic procmail recipes. What you need to do, is recreate your good and bad corpus and retrain the thing. You probably have good messages in your bad list and bad messages in your good list.
Yes, SpamProbe is the best one I tested and I tested most of them. The reason being that it not only counts single words, but also word pairs. It is about 99.5% accurate for me and never gives false positives. My wife uses it in her law office, where I run it on the server - one database for everybody. It works like a charm and doesn't get tripped up with matrimonial fighting mail, which can resemble sleaze mail in many respects...
Exactly. Also, the US population is ageing nicely, so there is no shortage of old geezers and grannies to do the counting. These old people have only a few years to live and absolutely no interest in committing fraud. This works everywhere else in the world, so what is wrong with the US? Their old people never learned to read/write/count at school?
Leading democracy??? India is the leading democracy, with about 4 times more voters than the US...
This way, very short spams, that consists only of a link and little else, which currently slip through a Baysean filter, will also be detected as spam.
It is easy to prevent the leaking of personal information, so a properly written antispam program will not cause you to receive more spam.