If you're logged in and have web history disabled, you should never see this sort of behavior.. drove me nuts until I figured that out. If you're logged out I'm not sure what the situation is, I'm always logged in for gmail.
I forgot to mention I was looking for a solution that worked actually over the voice channel (not CSD over GSM), and so it should be carrier agnostic and work over CDMA. I'm sure that narrows the field a bit:) I did find this if anyone was interested and has CSD-GSM capabilities - http://www.securegsm.com/pages.php?pageid=73
Well, there's this, which is probably the safest method for voice communication. There are software apps for Windows Mobile that encrypt voice connections.
A couple years ago, I looked high and low for a functional Windows Mobile app to do this that is compatible with modern phones.. if you have any useful links I'd love if you could share them? Thanks in advance:)
+1 Insightful. Nobody seems to make 3D goggles for people who already wear wear glasses. Or does anyone know a source for them?
I just invented some, they're a bit smaller and more lightweight than regular eyeglasses. Since they are lenses that rest upon your eyes, I think I shall call them contact lenses.
According to this pets are now allowed on Air Canada, although many people with allergies object and can no longer fly because of this. But nuts (which don't get carried in the air as much as pet dander) are not allowed?
Am I the only one wondering WTF?
That's simple - they charge you to bring pets, but there's no charge to bring peanuts (yet).
perhaps you should get over yourself and stop demanding that you be given the 'right' to eat non-essential (and nutritionaly damaging) snacks (which you'll only have because they're given to you by the airline) in a confined space with someone who has a non-negligible chance of dying if they come into contact with it, and consequently finds mearly smelling the damn things terrifying
As soon as you tell me why someone has a right to force others to change their behavior to suit them (i.e. someone flying on a plane who can't handle the environment -- peanuts or otherwise).
Fortunately, aircraft generally carry hydrocortisone, chlorpheniramine, and epinephrine for just such emergencies, and probably even a scalpel for an emergency in-flight tracheostomy if necessary. You're probably a heck of a lot safer on an airplane than you are on a bus in that regard.
There are scalpels on planes and I can't bring a nail file?
I sincerely doubt the CIA is going to put terrorism intelligence-gathering on the back burner in order to free up resources for this initiative.).
Since the 'spy' satellites are of course not in a geosynchronous orbit, they are often left unused for huge portions of their orbits as they move across uninteresting* parts of the surface.
You do know that an isk is not worth a dollar right?
Consider either the cost to buy 60B isk from currency sellers, or take the total man-hours needed to make a Titan and multiply by minimum wage, and then you'll have a much more useful figure representing how my *real* value was invested in those ships.
If you google 'buy ISK', there are a ton of ads from places selling - if you buy 60B, even with the bulk discount, it will cost about $2200 at the places I checked..
Well, as one of millions of athiests out there, I am grossly offended by religious pronunciations in public, and consider the same to be blasphemy to reason. There, fixed that.
I don't think anyone has the right to "not be offended," fortunately. God-given, creator-endowed, intrinsic (or however atheists would like it worded, not trying to flamebait) - or in any once-sensible country (US).
"We didn't realize our dick move would receive so much public attention."
This is AFTER they took the guy's laptop, imaged it and returned it to him with a corrupted disk, reportedly.. of course they don't need the subpoenas anymore.
It is, from what I read it seams that the botnet generates a random domain every hour or day to fall back on, and all they did was knock out the existing C&C and register all the fall back domains for the next 2 weeks. Surely the botnet will have taken a hit, and the information gathered will possible help reduce the number of infections, but it wasn't shut down permanently.
And in 2 weeks, they'll simply patch the algo so it checks an order of magnitude more domains, making pre-purchasing them uneconomical for these guys from the article.
I don't think between the area not being that wide and slight variations of terrain you are going to have much luck with that sun/shadow thing.
Most of the cameras have some sky in the shot. Light curves are easy to take, which will give you a very good idea of camera longitude. Being on the US/Mexican border gives you the latitude.
You might have to take data over a few days to narrow it down to a mile or so, but beyond that, who cares? Avoid those 21 miles of the border and you're good to go.
These things are basically self-locating.
Mexicans who can figure this out are more than welcome to join our society in my book..
Yes, because the millions of illegal immigrants in this country don't give back by building our houses, cleaning our buildings, growing our food, or mowing our lawns for shit wages with no benefits. You know, all the jobs most Americans would never get off their fat asses to do, but nevertheless need to be done. They do more for America than most of the elected representatives in our own government...
First, they're not doing those things out of the spirit of giving - we pay them. And yeah, no one built houses or cut grass before the flood of illegal immigrants.
Lastly, now that we're hovering around 20% underemployment, I'm sure many legal citizens would happily build houses or mow lawns.
I also think all American's (from the US) should be strip searched and left to wander around the Scandinavian winter cold a few hours just to make sure they didn't bring any Big Macs with them.
Fair is fair, no?
As soon as American visitors start killing your innocents with hamburgers, yup.
Great point. I was over-focusing on the economic / hassle factor. You're correct that a potentially even greater impact is the fragmentation of our society based on profiles and stereotypes. I travel to Israel regularly where profiling (say - at a club or the airport) is a 100% accepted practice. Why - it works. The downside - a 2 tier society.
We already have a 2-tier society.. so you're saying we can further reduce the risk of terrorism without any other downsides?:P
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If you're logged in and have web history disabled, you should never see this sort of behavior.. drove me nuts until I figured that out. If you're logged out I'm not sure what the situation is, I'm always logged in for gmail.
I forgot to mention I was looking for a solution that worked actually over the voice channel (not CSD over GSM), and so it should be carrier agnostic and work over CDMA. I'm sure that narrows the field a bit :) I did find this if anyone was interested and has CSD-GSM capabilities - http://www.securegsm.com/pages.php?pageid=73
Well, there's this, which is probably the safest method for voice communication. There are software apps for Windows Mobile that encrypt voice connections.
A couple years ago, I looked high and low for a functional Windows Mobile app to do this that is compatible with modern phones.. if you have any useful links I'd love if you could share them? Thanks in advance :)
I saw that commercial too... ...oh it's Russian?
What's the Russian equivalent of Pepsi?
vodka.
+1 Insightful.
Nobody seems to make 3D goggles for people who already wear wear glasses. Or does anyone know a source for them?
I just invented some, they're a bit smaller and more lightweight than regular eyeglasses. Since they are lenses that rest upon your eyes, I think I shall call them contact lenses.
I'm using a Touch Pro 2 on Sprint, 100% stock ROM etc.
According to this pets are now allowed on Air Canada, although many people with allergies object and can no longer fly because of this. But nuts (which don't get carried in the air as much as pet dander) are not allowed?
Am I the only one wondering WTF?
That's simple - they charge you to bring pets, but there's no charge to bring peanuts (yet).
perhaps you should get over yourself and stop demanding that you be given the 'right' to eat non-essential (and nutritionaly damaging) snacks (which you'll only have because they're given to you by the airline) in a confined space with someone who has a non-negligible chance of dying if they come into contact with it, and consequently finds mearly smelling the damn things terrifying
As soon as you tell me why someone has a right to force others to change their behavior to suit them (i.e. someone flying on a plane who can't handle the environment -- peanuts or otherwise).
Sure, if the lack of leg room causes you to swell up and die.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traveller's_thrombosis
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_vein_thrombosis
They have to paint a single parking spot blue?
-1, Ignorant.
ADA ridiculousness has gone so far as to force places like rock climbing gyms to make their locker rooms and ramps to the wall wheelchair accessible.
http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-Blu-Ray-Remote-Controller-AK59-00070D/dp/B0028SSRGG
That's what babies do. Put some headphones on and deal with it.
and keep feeding them peanuts until they stop crying|breathing!
Fortunately, aircraft generally carry hydrocortisone, chlorpheniramine, and epinephrine for just such emergencies, and probably even a scalpel for an emergency in-flight tracheostomy if necessary. You're probably a heck of a lot safer on an airplane than you are on a bus in that regard.
There are scalpels on planes and I can't bring a nail file?
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-10425455-56.html
this is affecting me and the other 3 guys on the planet with a Windows Mobile phone, too. :(
What, so now freaking sea lions have more privacy rights than we do?
CIA is not allowed to operate their imaging stuff over the US.
Of course if the NSA already is sniffing your traffic, that probably isn't relevant. :)
I sincerely doubt the CIA is going to put terrorism intelligence-gathering on the back burner in order to free up resources for this initiative.).
Since the 'spy' satellites are of course not in a geosynchronous orbit, they are often left unused for huge portions of their orbits as they move across uninteresting* parts of the surface.
*to the intelligence community
You do know that an isk is not worth a dollar right?
Consider either the cost to buy 60B isk from currency sellers, or take the total man-hours needed to make a Titan and multiply by minimum wage, and then you'll have a much more useful figure representing how my *real* value was invested in those ships.
If you google 'buy ISK', there are a ton of ads from places selling - if you buy 60B, even with the bulk discount, it will cost about $2200 at the places I checked..
Well, as one of millions of athiests out there, I am grossly offended by religious pronunciations in public, and consider the same to be blasphemy to reason. There, fixed that.
I don't think anyone has the right to "not be offended," fortunately. God-given, creator-endowed, intrinsic (or however atheists would like it worded, not trying to flamebait) - or in any once-sensible country (US).
"We didn't realize our dick move would receive so much public attention."
This is AFTER they took the guy's laptop, imaged it and returned it to him with a corrupted disk, reportedly.. of course they don't need the subpoenas anymore.
It is, from what I read it seams that the botnet generates a random domain every hour or day to fall back on, and all they did was knock out the existing C&C and register all the fall back domains for the next 2 weeks. Surely the botnet will have taken a hit, and the information gathered will possible help reduce the number of infections, but it wasn't shut down permanently.
And in 2 weeks, they'll simply patch the algo so it checks an order of magnitude more domains, making pre-purchasing them uneconomical for these guys from the article.
Especially if any of the illegal immigrants have "invisibility cloaks", EMPs, or other technological sophistication involved in their efforts.
lol.
Those who can afford this sort of half-imaginary tech can quite easily immigrate legally.
I don't think between the area not being that wide and slight variations of terrain you are going to have much luck with that sun/shadow thing.
Most of the cameras have some sky in the shot. Light curves are easy to take, which will give you a very good idea of camera longitude. Being on the US/Mexican border gives you the latitude.
You might have to take data over a few days to narrow it down to a mile or so, but beyond that, who cares? Avoid those 21 miles of the border and you're good to go.
These things are basically self-locating.
Mexicans who can figure this out are more than welcome to join our society in my book..
Yes, because the millions of illegal immigrants in this country don't give back by building our houses, cleaning our buildings, growing our food, or mowing our lawns for shit wages with no benefits. You know, all the jobs most Americans would never get off their fat asses to do, but nevertheless need to be done. They do more for America than most of the elected representatives in our own government...
First, they're not doing those things out of the spirit of giving - we pay them. And yeah, no one built houses or cut grass before the flood of illegal immigrants.
Lastly, now that we're hovering around 20% underemployment, I'm sure many legal citizens would happily build houses or mow lawns.
I also think all American's (from the US) should be strip searched and left to wander around the Scandinavian winter cold a few hours just to make sure they didn't bring any Big Macs with them.
Fair is fair, no?
As soon as American visitors start killing your innocents with hamburgers, yup.
Great point. I was over-focusing on the economic / hassle factor. You're correct that a potentially even greater impact is the fragmentation of our society based on profiles and stereotypes. I travel to Israel regularly where profiling (say - at a club or the airport) is a 100% accepted practice. Why - it works. The downside - a 2 tier society.
We already have a 2-tier society.. so you're saying we can further reduce the risk of terrorism without any other downsides? :P