"Actually, SecurID is not stored, at least not in any implementation I've seen."
I blame my poor wording for the misunderstanding. The storage requirement is for the 'economically challenged' coders one-time-pad in lieu of secure iD. This is less than optimal but it is only the first layer.
After building and testing the nano-ATX cube with Red Hack, the Socialist Democratic Martian Peoples Party official Linux distribution, Mpleorgy carfully sets it into the brain pan of the dead OoOolongo, the Martian equivilent of a badger.
After making his connections and sealing them he boots.
The badger twitches and opens it's eyes reveiling saphire blue marbles of color.
I so wanted to frag a blind friend of mine on a level playing field.
Well as level as it ever gets.
I would consider running AALIB but all it and a braille
display do is make a vibrator and nothing
would get done.
It should be safe to translate Klingon into Elvish and produce a dictionary. But do not mistake Elvish for Elvis these are totally different languages and translating Elvis into Klingon can be quite fatal.
Some of the movements required by Elvis are known to splinter bone in the translator and in people within a 1 block radius when translated into Klingon.
I've seen a card
with holes punched in it used at motor carrier fleet refueling stations.
The reader is optical and these heavy plastic credit-card sized cards bear a suspicious
resemblence to these cards
right down to the square holes.
If cash is allowed that would be fine, still trackable to an IP number but better than CC. Most of the cash cards I've seen; those gift cards that clutter up your life like plaque on an artery, lock up too much cash.
I would prefer anonymous digital money but there will be little chance of that.
I don't mind them giving all the extras away. What I do mind is the OS provider making it difficult or impossible to use the software I want to use. That is anti-competative.
No I'm not talking KDE-vs-Gnome, they are trying to play nice.
" The worst thing about all of this is all of the
accounts and passwords to keep track of and the
information you need to disclose to "register" on
various sites. What somebody should do is come up
with an standardized anonymous way to pay for
things, just like a prepaid phone card."
The micropayment company then becomes the information source and habits can be tracked during the life of the card. If the micropayment card is linked to a credit card, they have you.
Litigation should be interesting.
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Any business blocking cell phones and then having an employee or customer killed can expect a lawsuit . If a business is considering blocking they should be aware of this.
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"Kicking the Sacred Cow" by James P. Hogan has this article and many others.l
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"Vitamin R" is also online here:
http://www.jamesphogan.com/bb/content/112297.shtm
A followup is here:
http://www.jamesphogan.com/bb/content/030498.shtm
This states that some radiation is desirable.
The front lens on a Sony PTV is the lenticular, it can be thrown away after seperating it from the freznel behind it.
It is clearer than any other lens used in rear projectors. They were also MUCH heavier than any other manufacturers.
http://www.mystae.com/restricted/streams/scripts/s ion.html
This offers a solution of sorts.
Slashdot is still butchering URL when used with plain text.
"Actually, SecurID is not stored, at least not in any implementation I've seen."
I blame my poor wording for the misunderstanding.
The storage requirement is for the 'economically challenged' coders one-time-pad in lieu of secure iD. This is less than optimal but it is only the first layer.
I'm curious if Secure Id could be the knock code?
This would prevent someone sniffing a fixed knock code.
Heck a 10 number knock code for 365 days is how much storage?
After building and testing the nano-ATX cube with Red Hack, the Socialist Democratic Martian Peoples Party official Linux distribution, Mpleorgy carfully sets it into the brain pan of the dead OoOolongo, the Martian equivilent of a badger.
After making his connections and sealing them he boots.
The badger twitches and opens it's eyes reveiling saphire blue marbles of color.
"But Linux doesn't do BSOD, why BSOD?"
The badger replies.
"Gotcha"
I so wanted to frag a blind friend of mine on a level playing field.
Well as level as it ever gets.
I would consider running AALIB but all it and a braille display do is make a vibrator and nothing would get done.
No CSS, HTML, XML, or salt, just plain text.
It took a moment to believe it wasn't a hoax played off a hoax. :-)
Also MS's website seems to have some sort of overload codeing that plays weird with my browser.
Takes tons and tones of raw materials to make and tons more to maintain.
Upgrades available where allowed by law.
Downgrades available in any alley on the east coast of the USA.
Sporterizing is allowed.
It should be safe to translate Klingon into
Elvish and produce a dictionary. But do not
mistake Elvish for Elvis these are totally
different languages and translating
Elvis into Klingon can be quite fatal.
Some of the movements required by Elvis
are known to splinter bone in the translator
and in people within a 1 block radius when
translated into Klingon.
Thank you, this is perfect.
I have a serious pet peeve with flash. Many sites are starting to use it to bypass popup blockers. I want per site blocking of flash.
Maybe Mozilla can do that?
A real woman would run over that POS with a tank!
Designers in abundance, salesmen all around but what I need is a coder and a C to sail them on.
But this C is tiny and difficult to sail so I'll hand them all an upgrade to C++ and let them wail.
This shrieking is ill met, I stop and look profound as I have a solution it's C pound.
My coders all have left me with this ugly stinking mess I should have not given them more and more but merely better less.
I've seen a card with holes punched in it used at motor carrier fleet refueling stations. The reader is optical and these heavy plastic credit-card sized cards bear a suspicious resemblence to these cards right down to the square holes.
If cash is allowed that would be fine, still trackable to an IP number but better than CC. Most of the cash cards I've seen; those gift cards that clutter up your life like plaque on an artery, lock up too much cash.
I would prefer anonymous digital money but there will be little chance of that.
I don't mind them giving all the extras away. What I do mind is the OS provider making it difficult or impossible to use the software I want to use. That is anti-competative.
No I'm not talking KDE-vs-Gnome, they are trying to play nice.
" The worst thing about all of this is all of the
accounts and passwords to keep track of and the
information you need to disclose to "register" on
various sites. What somebody should do is come up
with an standardized anonymous way to pay for
things, just like a prepaid phone card."
The micropayment company then becomes the information source and habits can be tracked during the life of the card. If the micropayment card is linked to a credit card, they have you.
Any business blocking cell phones and then having an employee or customer killed can expect a lawsuit . If a business is considering blocking they should be aware of this.
They also have a disclaimer that Sharp USA won't support it. $849.95 Mobile Planet
Virus writers don't have a live and they will die.
It is a dull and down article. "Slappy", which we will call the author though it's not meant to be derogotory, should learn to pick his labels better.
I've noted that simple look and feel issues are constantly ignored for Linux desktops.
I can't switch someone over to a Linux desktop just because of stuff like this.
It all has to be consistant it's better for new users if it's the same as windows especially in office apps.
Pan newsreader.